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[jaimefloresh]

What will be the best bull (breed) to bred a charolais-angus cows, i'm looking for heavy calves and good repleasements, no problem whit some ear, tanks

[hooknline]

Brahma

[Bigfoot]

Ditto the brahma. Also brangus.

[Old_man_emu]

I asked a similar question and got belted over the head and told that all the cows should never have been joined and should have been terminals.
My were breed back to angus, only because they are from a registered breeder with those 2 breeds. So far they look fantastic!

[Santas and Duhram Reds]

Santas, Beefmaster, Brangus. Wouldn't personally do an eared breed where the other breed is a Continental breed.

[u4411clb]

Ultrablack, Brangus or Chiangus.

[ALACOWMAN]

using a brahman bull in that mix ,,, the 3 breed rotation is rolling in the opposite direction.....

[Santas and Duhram Reds]

using a brahman bull in that mix ,,, the 3 breed rotation is rolling in the opposite direction.....

yeah, Brahma usually isn't the finishing touch on a rotation.

[sizmic]

Breed em back to Angus.

Sizmic

[hooknline]

Santas, Beefmaster, Brangus. Wouldn't personally do an eared breed where the other breed is a Continental breed.

Wouldn't that just water down the hetrosis?
I understand that breeding to brahma wouldn't be the norm, but help me understand how it's going backwards. if you wanted to put some heat tolerance on em without muddying the waters I would think that brahma would be the way to go.

[Galloway2]

What will be the best bull (breed) to bred a charolais-angus cows, i'm looking for heavy calves and good repleasements, no problem whit some ear, tanks

Breed them to a good black Galloway bull. If you have rough country or altitude, the Galloway cross females will do great. They are just as heat tolerant, if not more, than an Angus.

[salebarn junkie]

Are your calves being sold in mexico and if sold there does color matter. If color dosnt matter id say beefmaster

[ALACOWMAN]

Santas, Beefmaster, Brangus. Wouldn't personally do an eared breed where the other breed is a Continental breed.

Wouldn't that just water down the hetrosis?
I understand that breeding to brahma wouldn't be the norm, but help me understand how it's going backwards. if you wanted to put some heat tolerance on em without muddying the waters I would think that brahma would be the way to go.

well start with the cows that are obviously already working in his enviroment,, but one half is a maternal breed and the other half is used for terminal in a crossbred situation,,, the charolais should be on the tail end of this system.... if he wants heavy calves, but they should be terminal... going with the brahman, will not give him heavy . and only mongrel replacements.... the brahman needs to be in the F1 momas in our enviroment ,,heat, milk, insect's. motherin'

[hooknline]

Thanks. Makes sense that way

[Massey135]

Brangus or Gert with the Gert being my preference as it would inject more heterosis to that mix.

The brahman would supply more heterosis than any on those cows, but a half blood calf won't do well in an sale barn auction setting.