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Thank you, sir! I am blessed with family and friends I can rely on for guidance and help when needed. I am 35 now and have done enough in my life to know that you can't start into something new pretending to know it all. It is best to take advice when you can get it. That is what brought me here.

Thanks! Yea, I have considered that and if I find some available that is the route I will probably go. I am new to this, but have people around me willing to help me out.

Ideally, I would get 20-25 bred heifers. Commercial cattle from private breeders is what I have found.

Thank you all for the replies. Very helpful for us newbies. You have helped me come to a conclusion. I think I will go with the beefmaster cows as I planned and get a solid angus bull.

Thank you guys, I am in southwest Arkansas. Both seem readily available around here. From my research it seems like I would prefer the Beefmaster cows due to them being more docile, and then I only have 1 angus bull to deal with. If beefmaster mommas calve more easily that is icing on the cake...

When crossing Beefmaster with Angus, is there an advantage to using a Beefmaster bull on Angus cows as opposed to using an Angus bull on Beefmaster cows? Genetically the calves are the same, right?

I am willing to put in a lot of work. This property borders my house, so I will be able to spend a lot of my time at home working on this. Is it safe to spray this on trees that cattle are grazing around? Sorry if that is a dumb question, I am totally new to this.

Has anyone had any experience clearing honey locust trees/shrubs before. I hear it can be a real pain. This is land I am looking at purchasing. What should I expect? What about flats in tractor tires?