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Very glad to hear it. I have a true fondness for the hereford breed. Seems they have gotten a bad rep over the years; however, several of the folks who keep some on CT continually sing their praises. Of this, i am pleased. Again, thanks for sharing the pics and starting the thread.

Udders look good in the pics. Tell us about any eye troubles, udder problems or uterine prolapses if you would. I acquired some hereford cows a couple years back to make a few more hereford broad cows and black baldies. Fought some pinkeye the first year. Udders have been fine(time will tell)...

CB, I understand where you are coming from. I believe Oldtimer posted many years ago that 1000 lbs was his goal for an Angus yearling bull. That is 2.5 lbs per day and more in line with what you are saying. I am not an apologist for Branded or his program, but i do believe his bull weighs...

One makes his home in Indiana now...

1320-80lbs (birth wt estimated)= 1240 lbs divided by 365 days equals roughly 3.4 lbs daily gain. With the size of his cattle, the quality of his pastures, and the common knowledge (as James has pointed out many times in the past) that he feeds them very well, its not unrealistic to see a...

Probably have to get in line!

I like her length. Is she postlegged? She looks pretty balanced front to back. How's her feet? I have a couple Gelbvieh running around and I sure do enjoy how they cross with Hereford or Angus bulls.

Very neat video. Beautiful scenery. Always nice to see how others do it.

Congrats! I'm sure you're just over the moon!

I'm a sucker for the bwf calfs!

I like that Ronnie! I would have taken Cocoa home with me if she hadn't already been purchased.

I like that Lock N Load.😉

Exceptional cattle!

Haha. He got you there Ron! You could mow your pastures with a ZTR mower for crying out loud.

Thanks for taking the time to post. As someone who maintains a few Herefords for crossbreeding to BA, i am very intetested in the comments forthcoming to your post

BINGO! Well stated Jeanne. James, lets state a few positives about hybrid vigor given that what Jeanne stated is in play: increased yield, increased growth rate, increased fertility, increased efficiency to name a few of the top characteristics, along with increased size. You have large, deep...

I would be dam proud of that group!

Wean her in 71 days James. Then get her bred to a lowline angus bull.😎😉 Seriously though, she's a nice calf so far. You want to see a dandy calf? Get your hands on a quality Simm bull, cross them up and let hybrid vigor show you what its capable of.🤩

I have to confess Boot Jack, i really enjoy and appreciate when you or ALACOWMAN critique cattle. Learn something almost every time. Thanks to both of you.