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pen 1: cow, male. disallow all other animals and disallow female (rename it "bulls")
pen 2: you need 2 pen markers.
pen marker #1 cow female, disallow all other animals, disallow male (rename it "cows")
pen marker #2 all other animals except cow (rename it "all others")
Renaming every single pen marker is optional but helps you remember what each of them do
result: https://imgur.com/9CzMhXI
Do you want to have a pen for all animals except male bull and another pen with only male bull?
If it is the case you can try the complex logic described in description (I'll repost it here)
Complex filter logic (vanilla feature)
You can combine several filters putting multiple pen marker in the same pen:
what is really important (and what is indeed saved in savegame) is what you do not allow;
a single marker applies AND logic on all its terms;
if you have multiple markers in the same pen the OR logic is applied between them
For example if you want to keep sterilized males + all females in the same pen you just put:
pen marker 1 -> no females, no unsterilized (so basically only sterilized males);
pen marker 2 -> no males (so basically only females)
if both are in the same pen the applied logic is:
(not female AND not unsterilized) OR (not male)