Brigbulls
Brigbulls, also known as "Brigbull" or "Brig Bull," are a breed of domestic cattle that originated in the United Kingdom. They are known for their distinctive appearance, with a large, rounded body, short legs, and a distinctive "bull" or "bullock" shape. The breed is typically black and white, with a white face and a black body, and is often used for beef production.
Brigbulls were developed in the 19th century by crossing Hereford cattle with local British breeds. They were
Brigbulls are a medium-sized breed, with bulls typically weighing between 1,200 and 1,500 pounds (544 and 680
The breed is not as widely recognized as some other cattle breeds, but it has a dedicated