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On hereford epd's, I've had far better luck telling the breeder what I'm looking for and letting him show me what I have to choose from. I have an old bull now that according to epd he should be a cow killer. The breeder told me no way, and he was right. I don't know how many heifers we've bred...

I'd hate to see anyone lose $15,000 worth of value to a calf crop no matter how they are marketed. 30 mamas is a good size herd!

I've been to that point myself before. What's bad is when you get to that point you don't even care about the financial loss part anymore lol

I wouldn't myself, but you certainly can. From the looks of your picture I'd try to take some ear off the calves if those were my cattle.

The Angus calf is a 2 year old he is the new guy. The hereford is a 5 year old he has been excellent for us.

Also tack on the fact that a big majority of the calves coming in are carrying either some ear, or some roping blood. Maybe even both. They have to have it. I know one reason cattle needing to have ear is the heat, but I also believe they need it because of our management style of low input...

Quite a few folks around here use longhorns, usually covered by a char bull. They seem to get the least amount of dock. I've never understood it myself. At some point the money you saved by getting in with used up roping heifers is costing you by years of selling half price calves. How can it...

I had a son of his I was using was a good bull. Had to haul him this summer he started jumping the fence. Never kept any heifers from him but may this year we will see what all he got to. I threatened to keep some every year just never did.

Yessir hereford over super baldy

The blacks have less ear. Probably to the sale barn for those girls

Actually yes I do lol

The half blood is an F1 half brahman half hereford. The quarter bloods are out of f1 cows and a Hereford bull so they be 3/4 Hereford 1/4 Brahman.

A few heifers we may keep back this year. Mostly quarter bloods, one half blood. Give me your opinions

Those calves are thick. Very nice!

Good heifers for sure!

Nice

I've seen several older threads about this bull, but is anyone using any of his females? His calves should have some age on them now.