Please consider asking your mom to digitally scan that original sale catalogue so that the information can be digitally preserved and widely shared. That way even if the original copy goes into a private collection the *information* in it is freely available.

Very interesting lady to chat with, have met Eric several times in the past when passing his farm doing the verges always came out for a chat, sorry wasn’t able to get to the show.

What a lovely lady to let you film that. loaded with knowledge and enthusiasm for the breed. Thanks for the video Richard !

Half a dozen Gloucester cows would look good on the farm

Fantastic looking breed of cattle, I do hope more would have a liking to them and the knowledge around them will be passed on to the right people to be kept for generations.

Lovely cows. Thanks for highlighting them.

So pleased to see you mentioning the breed. 👍Just starting out with our Gloucesters, they are great. Shame to have missed you at Eric Fest, such a nice day!

Thanks for that Richard, and what a lovely Lady. Those Gloucesters are really nice looking cattle, I've never seen anything so unusually marked and, that mahogany colour, nice looking beasts. Even learned a bit about Stinking Bishop that I never heard before.

Good morning Richard, I liked it the first time and I enjoyed it just as much the 2nd time around. Take care and stay safe.🐄🐄⭐️⭐️👍

How lovely to see such a rare breed and listen to the enthusiasm of this lady. Lovely looking breed and as you say, so nice to see horns these days.

A very nice lady and full of all the knowledge of that breed. It's always interesting to hear the story's behind these native breeds and how they've been bred for that particular area over the years. here in Devon were lucky to have two breeds the South Devon which is quite a large mainly beef breed and then you got the North Devon or Ruby Red as there sometimes called which is a slightly smaller beef breed

Thanks for that video Richard.I never saw those cows up until your video yesterday.They are a smashing cow and I hope the breed survives.

Lovely cattle, pleasure to see ,

Interesting vblog. Harry needs his own Gloucester cow to show at the local events and win prizes 🎉

what lovely lady on Gloucestershire cattle milker funky farmer Richard Cormack from you tube subscribers Stephen Forster live in Queensland Australia 🇦🇺

What a great mini video, and gorgeous cows! So glad that Sue was around and willing to give you the info on the breed/let you film it! The other hasn't come up in my youtube feed yet, so if not for this separate video i would have completely missed them! I hope others continue to take on the breed and get some different bloodlines etc in. And fascinating to see the difference between the milk vs beef typing.

I used to know a farmer in Happisburgh, Norfolk who has a herd of Gloucester cattle. Nice looking beasties.

Looked like a nice show .

A Friend of mine has some up in Staffordshire,, Beautiful animals

Well done Richard I love rare breed

Brilliant video - well worth being a 'special' thanks Funky Farmer.

Very cool. I've never heard of that breed of cattle. They are uniquely marked as well. I like the racing stripe.

A really interesting & enjoyable video well done 👍👍👍

Great video as always and have given your channel a shoutout as I’m sure many of my subscribers will enjoy your videos too.

Totally agree, they are beautiful cows. How do they compare to Hereford cows, one of my favourite breeds?

Morning funky farmer happy Groundhog Day , grrrrreat video I thought Sue was the star of your show 🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂😂

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Ya know...if you're raising a couple of pigs for meat, any chance you'd consider one or two of these? Help keep the history alive...and it would be one heck of a Perry's video too

Nice cattle

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Is rare breeds something you might get into Mr C?

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Good morning the funky farmer

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