My other hobby

[FRED]

wanted to show everyone my other hobby. My wife and I raise a few miniature cattle, here is our new addition, his name is Merlin

[Indycars]

Fred,

No they pets or for the beef?

[FRED]

We raise them to sell and to eat. you just cant beat all organic beef

[Bill Cleveland]

From Wikipedia:

Miniature cattle are cattle that are below 46 inches high. They are popular as they do not produce as much methane and are cheaper to feed. The popularity of miniature cattle is on the rise due to their compatibility with small acreage farms. Miniature breeds were created by "breeding down" or selecting the smallest stock from established breeds like Angus and Hereford. Many miniature breeds were created in the last 2 decades by crossing Dexters with other breeds, to create color variations and breed types that fulfill a range of purposes in the miniature cattle world.

The same thing happens when you down-breed T-buckets . . .

[FRED]

WOW that is a t-bucket

[FRED]

WOW That is a nice t-bucket

[GTS225]

Bill, if that's yours, where in heck did you find such a small bucket body?

Roger

[Bill Cleveland]

No, it's not mine. That pic is from the KC Nats years ago, and there was a member of NTBA who built those Mini-T's, but I can't recall his name.

[IdahoRelic]

This one was in Tucson last November. Note the pink and blue chairs for sis and bro.