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Hi there ArmyDoc, I realize I am extremely biased and exhibit a strong sense of favoritism toward my breed, but that's just because Beefmasters are the best. Being in the Georgia sun or any other southern state, Beefmaster can tolerate heat, they are thrifty, you don't have to pen up all your...

CADRE works well in Tifton 85, same exact product as Plateau was, works very well as a pre-emergent when transplanting,costs alot too.

Here's a 3 yr. old Beefmaster on her 2nd calf she's 1735lbs here the paint over her shoulder is 1850 , when I took over 5 years ago we averaged just over 1850 on the herd we started putting the bulls on sooner trying to stunt growth and end up with a 13-1500lb cow with the same genetics and calf...

I worked on a place on the Kentucky Tennessee border by Kentucky lake and we ran Beefmaster up there, that is also what I run down here in South Texas, they fit everything you mentioned and they are alot easier to look at than alot of other breeds suggested.They will be larger framed generally...

She's too pretty to be hereford must want to be a Beefmaster, would like to make arrangements for her to come and visit but probably won't be able to afford the fare for roundtrip. :cboy:

We've got some friends who "save money" by just getting a couple of pizzas at Pizza Hut and 2 or 3 movies down at the blockbuster, I guess they aren't much at adding, makes me wonder how they splurge, I like Digiorno better than Pizza Hut anyway. I'm pretty sure most restaraunts around here cost...

That's not very nice of you, my wife is cooking Chicken Alfredo or something, made me cut down a dang tree in the front yard, then when I got done haying my fat little steak on a hoof heifers I come in and she says I forgot to defrost that steak and shrimp you were gonna Bar-B-Q so I'll just...

First calves out of heifers this year All 3 calved within 12 hours, have a dozen to go.

C'mon over just had the first heifers calves today, another dozen to go looks like they will be a tight group, both were just a little under 40 lbs. I enjoy seeing you're calves posted all the time, I try keeping my website updated at TEHayandCattle.com, but I spend less time with it to interact...

Thanks for suggesting the book PaPaw I'm gonna read it. And Bluestem, I think the question of making the center pivot pay through grazing is my biggest concern right now, I guess we're fixing to find out. I guess we can't do much worse than anything else we try to run under it, What about that...

We are moving forward in deal to supply a small chain store with grass fed beef, we run Beefmaster but they want British cattle rather than Brahman influenced,preferably Black Angus but we are in South Texas. This won't be an issue for me because I will be pasturing cattle for other people in...

Here are some more Beefmasters, the little roan is dressed up all the time, I'm not sure that blacky is a Beefmaster but it's gotta rank pretty high on the cute calf ratings.

I don't like the way he looks in your pen there, I'm pretty sure he would look better in mine. Are you sure there is enough sheath to really call him a Beefmaster :cboy:

took survey, love the bull, wouldn't use him because he is a longhorn, but because he's a really good bull.

We run Beefmaster and I like Gerts too, I have alot of polled animals and they seem to have as much tailend as the horned ones, never heard that one before, Guess I'll look closer tomorrow, but sounds like a rumor to me.

Can't tell if he is shy or mad at you for keeping him penned up, either way I like the little fatboy. His moomy's purdy too.

Don't know if the fat Tami is prettiest or the slick Tess, Guess you could ship 'em over and let you know in year or two :D

Hey again GreenWillow, went down to the auction and bought a cute little hereford heifer to put under that bull, it'll take about 2 years but I'll send you the carcass info from my rail program and some pretty pictures.

Hey GreeneWillow, just thought I'd save you some time on achieving perfection and send you something that could perfect your pretty lil heifers :lol2: Here you go I know you are fighting it, but one day you will see how silly all those papers are and a big shiny BEEFMASTER will be struttin...

There is nothing terminal about real Beefmaster cattle, not to mention once they have names you can tell them apart. As for Longhorns there are a couple of herds around who are as good as any cows in any breed. If you don't like Beefmasters you probably bought one from an unethical source or...