Cows in this condition have rounder rumps and sleeker cover. The hooks are prominent but, the pins have disappeared under a layer of fat. Cows in this condition are optimum. There is fat cover on the ribs and shoulders. You should notice a high tail head and spine, but no visible hooks and pins.
Cows have no tail head.
They have ideal cover, a belly and brisket that are even, and no visible hooks and pins. Cows in this condition maintain a barrel belly and their tail head is lower than the back line. Often maneuverability is not good, and the belly hang lower than the brisket. Such cows are fat, thick, barrel bellied, and have strained movement. Extreme fat cover and poor mobility.