Braford is its own breed, developed from crossing Brahma and Hereford cattle. they contain 5'8ths Hereford genetics and 3/8th's Brahma. Same thing with Brangus, only sub Angus for Hereford. A Great Dane was developed from crossing Irish Wolfhounds and Bull Mastiffs, but an Irish Wolfhound crossed with a Mastiff does not make Great Dane puppies. The Thouroughbred was developed by crossing Arabians, with the European draft horses hundreds of years ago, but you can't cross a Clydesdale and an Arabian and get a TB foal. Now people may call a half Brahma and half Hereford or Angus, a Braford or a Brangus, but they are not. If you are raising good black Angus and black baldies up there, I think you are right...stick to it! If it ain't broke, don't fix it!