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NEMO | I don't think a brockle face has anymore 'shot of black' in it than a white face. The brockle appears with 'black' on it's face, but if you bred the brockle and the white face cows to the same bull, the calves could come out looking the same, or different. Brockle might have a white face calf, white face might have a brockle calf, both might have a brockle calf, or both have white face calves.
Angus would be a top choice on red Hereford cows.
Red hereford may not be the top choice on angus cross or black cows due to half the calves may come out red.
Not reinventing the wheel, just updating the wooden spokes with air and rubber! :-)
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Homozygous and Heterozygous Hair Coat
