Size
600 to 800 pounds.
Color
They come in a variety of colors, including dappled-blue/gray, dappled-brown, solid brown, solid white, white with black spots, white with brown spots, all black, and, in certain occasions, pure golden palomino.
Physical appearance
Florida Cracker cattle are more colorful and smaller in size. Bulls and cows both typically have curving horns, and some animals also have polls. They can have horns that are exceedingly long and twisted or that are smaller and more crumpled in appearance.
Characteristics and Genetics
In honour of the Florida cracker culture in which it was raised, the Florida Cracker cow is a breed of cattle that was established in the state of Florida. These cattle, one of the criollo-type breeds that the Spanish Conquistadors initially brought to the Southern United States, are sometimes referred to as Florida scrub cattle or simply as the cracker cow. True purebred Florida Cracker cattle have become more hard to find as a result of the breed’s selective breeding with other breeds over time. There were, however, a select few families who preserved the pure bloodline; later (in the early 1990s), the Pineywoods Cattle Registry and Breeders Association and the Florida Cracker Cattle Association took over this responsibility.
Uses
A breed of beef cow is called a Florida Cracker. They are primarily farmed for the production of meat.
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