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<blockquote data-quote="Ky hills" data-source="post: 1793650" data-attributes="member: 24816"><p>I believe under those circumstances, a good calving ease Angus bull is the best option for this go around. Getting those cows in good shape and getting a live calf on the ground is the main thing.</p><p>To me that is where an Angus excels, calving and forward calves.</p><p>Another year, if all goes well maybe then consider a calving ease Hereford. You have to careful especially with polled Herefords in that a lot of them are bred for the show ring and birth weight can be an issue, as well as being smaller framed.</p><p>I would not consider any continental breeds or crosses at all this first year, and would have to think long and hard about before bringing them in at all with what you have described.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Ky hills, post: 1793650, member: 24816"] I believe under those circumstances, a good calving ease Angus bull is the best option for this go around. Getting those cows in good shape and getting a live calf on the ground is the main thing. To me that is where an Angus excels, calving and forward calves. Another year, if all goes well maybe then consider a calving ease Hereford. You have to careful especially with polled Herefords in that a lot of them are bred for the show ring and birth weight can be an issue, as well as being smaller framed. I would not consider any continental breeds or crosses at all this first year, and would have to think long and hard about before bringing them in at all with what you have described. [/QUOTE]
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