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Thanks for the tip. I looked up his website and I really like the look of his cattle. I imagine I'll have to get down into TX to get a bull, so I'll definitely stop by his ranch.

This is all great advice! I think I'm going to use a Red Brahman this year to try raise some nice females. Then I'll follow that up with either a good Hereford or Angus bull. lol. So if you are a Red Brahman breeder in or near OK, I'll be looking for a bull this Spring.

I met a guy that was raising them. They didn't eat much, I guess. He was trying to find a niche market for them (after they were done roping 'em). He claimed they tasted better and steaks naturally came in a portion size that is better for folks watching their weight. Personally I don't know...

Hmm...not sure what happened on my post above, but thanks for all of the replies. I currently run a Brahman mix, but I think it would be wise to get a little more uniformity. Somewhere along the line, I started seeing finer boned flat sided cattle with a lot of leg. I've eliminated...

Thanks for the information. I've also started watching the horns pretty close and trying to get them dehorned. I was getting knocked pretty good at sale time with nub horns. I've been thinking about trying a good red brangus bull next.

What is your opinion for the best Brahman cross cattle for commercial production? I've always heard/read that Brahman cross don't grade well, but I sure like the size and disease resistance.