Brangus cattle are black or red, polled, with a sleek coat and pigmented skin. Their ears are medium to large and the skin is loose, with neck folds. The rump is slightly rounded, and the bulls have a moderate hump. ... The cows are good mothers and the calves are usually of medium size at birth.
What are Brangus cattle good for?
The Brangus cattle breed was developed for the superior traits of the Brahman and Angus cattle. They are known for their superior carcass qualities, and mainly raised as a beef cattle breed for meat production.
What are some disadvantages of Brangus cattle?
Cons
- Difficult temperament for beginners to handle.
- Tendency to jump fences.
- Limited cold tolerance.
- Lower conception rates than Angus.
- Discounts in sale barns outside of the South for Brahman influence.
