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I avoid January and Febuary calving. I live in the snowbelt of western NY and we just get too much snow. Late March is when I like to see the first calves arriving. It's still cold but snowfall on the ground has usually subsided enough for the little guys to get around.

This is an incomplete poll, it needs a third vote option which should read "Both a and b are correct"

I'm a novice compared to some of these guys but I do run Herefords and he looks like a good match for my cows. I'd use him if the price was right. Decent growth and no glaring faults IMO.

My Hereford bulls have carried their jewels pretty high as well and it's never been an issue for me. They get the job done without any issues.

Nice lookin Herefords.

The baldies last week were the only thing that brought more than my Herefords for a given weight in beefers.

Good looking cow. If she's on your possible cull list then you have a pretty nice herd. She'd be welcome here, I like the good milkers.

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My favorite herd of Herefords is my own :). Course I'm just a small timer and don't have big fancy sales but they are still my favorite.

Can get an acceptable bull around here for $1500. There are some more expensive but whether or not they are any better is up for debate. Some are and some aren't.

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I must have some sort of super breed of Herefords then cause I've seen none of these "cons" in my cows.

I keep my Herefords around cause I feel sorry for them. If i sent them anywhere else people would just butcher them instead of putting up with all the problems they cause. :lol:

Those prices are per one hundred lb's

Only thing I've ever owned was Herefords and they havent given me anything to regret so I'll stick with um hehe.

Yea I'm positive they are scurs....can grab hold of them and they are clearly not attached to to bone. 88lb BW....do not know his weaning weight and the only weight I have of him is with a tape....he measures at 1650lb's. This would make him about 600lb's smaller than JJJ Victor but he's...

Ok went to look at a bull the other day. Bull is son of JJJ Victor....momma was unregistered Hereford. He is about 20 months old and is a pretty decent looking bull cept for one thing.....he has scurs. They are small....only about 2 inches long and stubby. None of my cows(straightbred...

Cant go wrong with Hereford or Angus. You can run them as purebreds/straightbreds and do ok at the market or you can cross them with darn near anything and end up with a decent animal. Can also cross them with each other and make some black baldies which seem to be the hot combo right now.

My thoughts too. Looks like he's got some muscle but he needs some excercise :lol: .

Those girls have been pampered...they are fat. Would like to see updated photos in a couple months when they are on a working girls diet.