Hereford76
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A thread to share Hereford pics...
Ok. Now it's harley, coleman, miller, and deewall turn.
Ok. Now it's harley, coleman, miller, and deewall turn.
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Thank you sir.
I can't wait to add some Red Angus to the mix in about a week. Wish me luck at the sale.
Better yet, drive down and lend a hand, and bring your checkbook! LOL!
I can't wait to add some Red Angus to the mix in about a week. Wish me luck at the sale.
Better yet, drive down and lend a hand, and bring your checkbook! LOL!
Ol' 243
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Dang nice cattle and some beautiful country.
True Grit Farms
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TennesseeTuxedo":2ozne44w said:
Why would you want to add red Angus to your herd TT? You have the best and most profitable cross now.
Nice hydro. I'd love to see some additional pics.
True Grit Farms":2e6euso0 said:
Because I like the breed. My calves will be black when I need to sell them and red when I want to keep heifers depending on the bull I use.
True Grit Farms
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The black baldies don't out sell the straight black up there?
True Grit Farms":1w8cv91z said:
Outsell? No. Hold their own, yes.
elkwc":38oehrth said:
Where is "here"?
Carlos F.
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From Argentina. 8 years old when picture was taken.
Commercialfarmer
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The cancer eye and prolapse of years past put a mark on the breed. Like birth weight in a lot of continentals.
Older generation in my family went away from herefords and toward brangus influenced cattle, and then toward black angus. But it seems to me that herefords bulls are getting more popular over the past couple of years, with many putting them back over the predominately angus commercial cattle.
The decrease in overall popularity of a breed is not always a bad thing. You might be more likely to find breeding for love of the breed and making a better bovine vs love of trying to turn a buck with something popular.
I really like some of the herefords that get posted here. Those bulls in that other thread would make some dandy cattle.
Red angus and black baldies may be my personal favorite cows. I really like looking at good hereford bull. I can't give a good reason why, but herefords cows not so much.
Older generation in my family went away from herefords and toward brangus influenced cattle, and then toward black angus. But it seems to me that herefords bulls are getting more popular over the past couple of years, with many putting them back over the predominately angus commercial cattle.
The decrease in overall popularity of a breed is not always a bad thing. You might be more likely to find breeding for love of the breed and making a better bovine vs love of trying to turn a buck with something popular.
I really like some of the herefords that get posted here. Those bulls in that other thread would make some dandy cattle.
Red angus and black baldies may be my personal favorite cows. I really like looking at good hereford bull. I can't give a good reason why, but herefords cows not so much.
Carlos F.
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They were some time ago. Not now. Angus both black and red is the predominant breed. In the northern areas Braford and Brangus.
