cross breed

[jaimefloresh]

wish one you think will produce havier calves. black brangus cows to hereford bull or braford cows to angus bull.

[longhornlover3498]

brangus x hereford. our cows sired by an angus wern't as heavy as cows sired by something else.

[novatech]

wish one you think will produce havier calves. black brangus cows to hereford bull or braford cows to angus bull.

There will be more hybrid vigor with the f1 brafords topped with an Angus bull. Having said that there is still the genetics of the terminal bull selected.

[thommoos]

Stay away from non Brahma influence, I would cross breed the brangus to a Beefmaster

[VanC]

wish one you think will produce havier calves. black brangus cows to hereford bull or braford cows to angus bull.

There will be more hybrid vigor with the f1 brafords topped with an Angus bull. Having said that there is still the genetics of the terminal bull selected.

Why would Angus on Braford produce more hybrid vigor?

[ANAZAZI]

wish one you think will produce havier calves. black brangus cows to hereford bull or braford cows to angus bull.

There will be more hybrid vigor with the f1 brafords topped with an Angus bull. Having said that there is still the genetics of the terminal bull selected.

Why would Angus on Braford produce more hybrid vigor?

Simple answer. The first scenario does produce the same hybrid vigour as the second scenario.
No difference in hybrid vigour. None.

If there are differences in how heavy calves will be; it must be attributed to the differences between the breeds, and that is not likely big differences.

[ALACOWMAN]

Why would Angus on Braford produce more hybrid vigor?[/quote]

Simple answer. The first scenario does produce the same hybrid vigour as the second scenario.
No difference in hybrid vigour. None.

If there are differences in how heavy calves will be; it must be attributed to the differences between the breeds, and that is not likely big differences.[/quote] .....the biggest difference i see,, if he is speaking of F1 braford and purebred brangus

[jaimefloresh]

Stay away from non Brahma influence, I would cross breed the brangus to a Beefmaster

like the idea, but what about the ears will decrease, increase or stay about the same. I dont wat to be docked on the border, tanks

[ALACOWMAN]

Stay away from non Brahma influence, I would cross breed the brangus to a Beefmaster

like the idea, but what about the ears will decrease, increase or stay about the same. I dont wat to be docked on the border, tanks

the owner of the mexican resturant here,, says that charolais is popular in mexico ??

[jaimefloresh]

Stay away from non Brahma influence, I would cross breed the brangus to a Beefmaster

like the idea, but what about the ears will decrease, increase or stay about the same. I dont wat to be docked on the border, tanks

the owner of the mexican resturant here,, says that charolais is popular in mexico ??

yes it is, at list here in chihuahua, people start introducin char bulls many a year ago and worck pretty good making hevier calves, but after all this years alot of people have many char repleacements to improve their herds and those cows are big and hevy so hard to mantein in this years situations of almost no rain, i have use char for terminal and think is one of the best,

[SSGenetics]

[quote="jaimefloresh the owner of the mexican resturant here,, says that charolais is popular in mexico ??

yes it is, at list here in chihuahua, people start introducin char bulls many a year ago and worck pretty good making hevier calves, but after all this years alot of people have many char repleacements to improve their herds and those cows are big and hevy so hard to mantein in this years situations of almost no rain, i have use char for terminal and think is one of the best,

Well there ya go.... Char bulls over Brangus or Braford cows.

Why in the world would anyone put a Beefmaster over a Brangus or Braford?

[novatech]

wish one you think will produce havier calves. black brangus cows to hereford bull or braford cows to angus bull.

There will be more hybrid vigor with the f1 brafords topped with an Angus bull. Having said that there is still the genetics of the terminal bull selected.

Why would Angus on Braford produce more hybrid vigor?

Brangus is 3/8 X 5/8. F1 Braford is 50/50.
I know there is some retained hybred vigor in brangus cattle but I do not think is is near the F1 .
Also I beleive the same could be said for the F1 Angus being superior in hybred vigor over the 3/8 X 5/8 Braford. But with Braford the ratio is not consistent.

[jaimefloresh]

[quote="jaimefloresh the owner of the mexican resturant here,, says that charolais is popular in mexico ??

yes it is, at list here in chihuahua, people start introducin char bulls many a year ago and worck pretty good making hevier calves, but after all this years alot of people have many char repleacements to improve their herds and those cows are big and hevy so hard to mantein in this years situations of almost no rain, i have use char for terminal and think is one of the best,

Well there ya go.... Char bulls over Brangus or Braford cows. I run angus and chars, but buyers some times ask for hevies and other times for blacks, thats why my question. it is the market i gess

Why in the world would anyone put a Beefmaster over a Brangus or Braford?

[thommoos]

[quote="jaimefloresh the owner of the mexican resturant here,, says that charolais is popular in mexico ??

yes it is, at list here in chihuahua, people start introducin char bulls many a year ago and worck pretty good making hevier calves, but after all this years alot of people have many char repleacements to improve their herds and those cows are big and hevy so hard to mantein in this years situations of almost no rain, i have use char for terminal and think is one of the best,

Well there ya go.... Char bulls over Brangus or Braford cows.

Why in the world would anyone put a Beefmaster over a Brangus or Braford? [/quote]
And why not? if you are looking for increased vigor? Look in the heat down here 3 hrs south of you, I have run my beefmasters on any from a angus to a braford to chars, herf, to gerts, and it works and works well, now you may have the conception that Beefmasters are floopy eared loose skinned animals but mine are not, a little shaeth to the naval with a little ear, and add to the fact that I do not pull animals, that calve on their own, I have very uniform calves, they consitently wean 600 lb plus calves, My bull customers have fallen in love with my animals. and when you take a load to the barn buyers want a consistent product. The top breed for vigor are Chars, Simm, Bra, and Beefmaster, Oh maybe your thinking about the Brangus influence crapp, I take a good Beefmaster over a "Great" angus or Brangus anyday. That just has hit me wrong

[ALACOWMAN]

Well there ya go.... Char bulls over Brangus or Braford cows.

Why in the world would anyone put a Beefmaster over a Brangus or Braford? [/quote]
And why not? if you are looking for increased vigor? Look in the heat down here 3 hrs south of you, I have run my beefmasters on any from a angus to a braford to chars, herf, to gerts, and it works and works well, now you may have the conception that Beefmasters are floopy eared loose skinned animals but mine are not, a little shaeth to the naval with a little ear, and add to the fact that I do not pull animals, that calve on their own, I have very uniform calves, they consitently wean 600 lb plus calves, My bull customers have fallen in love with my animals. and when you take a load to the barn buyers want a consistent product. The top breed for vigor are Chars, Simm, Bra, and Beefmaster, Oh maybe your thinking about the Brangus influence crapp, I take a good Beefmaster over a "Great" angus or Brangus anyday. That just has hit me wrong [/quote].......... the cross is what he's refering too,, not the breed... some cross's dont do nothing but make a sht storm of mongrelism