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<blockquote data-quote="Brightview" data-source="post: 790708" data-attributes="member: 5182"><p>SRBeef,</p><p>Please don't take offence, none is intended regarding my comment of initial heifer. Given time, and I am not familiar with Hereford bloodlines, she should furnish into a good cow. I agree with Purecounty regarding choice of the three heifers,AT THE MOMENT.</p><p>Your Tundra heifer, although short on photographic accuracy, definitely shows that rearend, 2nd thigh meatiness I look for in any cattle I pass judgement on. Starting off a registered herd can be daunting, we have all done it initially at some time. MY advise would be see as many herds as you can and buy quality rather than quantity. Having 3-4 top quality bulls from quality females is better that 15-20 average bulls from average famales. All the best with your program.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Brightview, post: 790708, member: 5182"] SRBeef, Please don't take offence, none is intended regarding my comment of initial heifer. Given time, and I am not familiar with Hereford bloodlines, she should furnish into a good cow. I agree with Purecounty regarding choice of the three heifers,AT THE MOMENT. Your Tundra heifer, although short on photographic accuracy, definitely shows that rearend, 2nd thigh meatiness I look for in any cattle I pass judgement on. Starting off a registered herd can be daunting, we have all done it initially at some time. MY advise would be see as many herds as you can and buy quality rather than quantity. Having 3-4 top quality bulls from quality females is better that 15-20 average bulls from average famales. All the best with your program. [/QUOTE]
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