Bigger Bodied
When we describe an animal as 'bigger bodied', we're referring to its center body, and not just about it being generally large or heavy. It's as if the animal carries a little more substance in its middle, like having an extra room in its 'house'.
There's a certain robustness, a little extra 'oomph' in that area, and it stands out.
In the context of both breeding and market livestock, a bigger bodied animal means it has a more substantial center body compared to the others. It's a relative comparison, but in the complex world of livestock judging, this detail can certainly tip the scales.
There's a certain robustness, a little extra 'oomph' in that area, and it stands out.
In the context of both breeding and market livestock, a bigger bodied animal means it has a more substantial center body compared to the others. It's a relative comparison, but in the complex world of livestock judging, this detail can certainly tip the scales.
Questions that use this term.
Between #2 and #4, which steer is bigger bodied and has more shape, dimension, and expression to his top?
Between #3 and #7, which one is bigger bodied?
Between #2 and #3, which bull is deeper ribbed and bigger bodied?
Between #3 and #7, who is bigger bodied?
Species Distribution of Term
Distribution of the types of classes in our database this term is used in.