@pasumai vivasaya ulagam Ravindran. Please visit the real legend thalaivar Natraj near Mulanur. He is today's pioneer for kangayam cattle. I saw Your old video with Sathyamoorthy . He got wisdom from thalaivar Natraj.
Bro kankeyam maadu mattum load athigama illukura maadu illa. Umbalancherry & hallikar maadu than best for loading purposes. Kaatu velaiki umbalanchery than best. Kankeyam only for recla race; jallikattu; show purpose mattum than.
கரூர் மாவட்டத்தில் ஆத்து மணலை எடுத்து செல்வதற்கு காங்கேயம் ரகத்தைச் சேர்ந்த காளைகள் தான் பயன்படுத்தப்படுகிறது. தேவையில்லாமல் தவறாக பேச வேண்டாம் எங்களுடைய காங்கேயம் காளைகளைப் பற்றி.
@@VincentDanielsamboo Umblacherry cattle are short in height and less in weight when compared to Kangeyam cattle. The bone structure of Kangeyam cattle is bigger when compared to the bone structure of Umblacherry cattle and hence, Kangeyam cattle have longer legs when compared to Umblacherry cattle and hence it is very easy for Kangeyam cattle to plough or to pull very heavy loads in very muddy soil and in river beds. Just because Umblacherry cattle consume less feed, doesn't mean that it's much more superior than Kangeyam cattle. Kangeyam cattle can easily feed themselves well, by grazing on the Korangaadu grasslands of Kongu Nadu. Physically speaking, Kangeyam cattle are larger, taller and heavier when compared to Umblacherry cattle and hence, they can easily pull very heay loads (two Kangeyam oxen/bullocks can easily pull more than 5 tonnes together)
