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Never have tried them. Some people say they are good, it just does not sound like something I'm interested in.

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>On some restaurant menus in Colorado, you’ll find one of the state’s most iconic dishes — Rocky Mountain oysters. While these land oysters are harder to come by in this century, years ago, they were considered a popular bar food with ties back to cowboys in the 1800s.

Never have tried them. Some people say they are good, it just does not sound like something I'm interested in. Archive: https://archive.today/Trqgz From the post: >>On some restaurant menus in Colorado, you’ll find one of the state’s most iconic dishes — Rocky Mountain oysters. While these land oysters are harder to come by in this century, years ago, they were considered a popular bar food with ties back to cowboys in the 1800s.

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A cow is a female bovine...  A bull is a male bovine...

A steer is a castrated male bovine...

There is no such thing as a male cow...

Branding is rare today, most people use ear tags now...

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Right, I guess if you want to be specific that is correct, most people are not aware of the difference thus the "cow".

Also, The ear tag thing may be true in some places but at least in the general area I am familiar with branding + ear tag are still done basically everywhere.