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[Workinonit Farm]

Got another one almost as good as the other traded for fixing the neighbors 135 Massey hydrualic's. I will try and get a pic.

I like business deals like that. I've made a few myself, usually involving smaller creatures such as pigs, rabbits and ducks.

Sounds like you're enjoying yourself too much. ;-)

Katherine

 

[Caustic Burno]

Got another one almost as good as the other traded for fixing the neighbors 135 Massey hydrualic's. I will try and get a pic.

I like business deals like that. I've made a few myself, usually involving smaller creatures such as pigs, rabbits and ducks.

Sounds like you're enjoying yourself too much. ;-)

Katherine

She is not quite as good as the other one.

 

[ousoonerfan22]

She looks good to me CB,sounds like a good deal for both parties.

 

[Caustic Burno]

She looks good to me CB,sounds like a good deal for both parties.

I have made up my mind I going back to the F-2 cow's, I started the dance years ago with the F-1's.
Age took care of messing with them. I have a good source of F-2's that latest girl is 3/4 Hereford 1/4 Brimmer snd will run over you for a cube.
That is what I am looking for a 1/4 to an 1/8 Brimmer. Decided to keep just a few maybe 4 of my young registered Herefords for donor cow's if I decide to play that again. Good time to cull off my older cow's with todays price's. Before the drought didn't have but a few that were under 10 years old, it is time.
You just can't play the registered game running 10 to 15 head after the drought and I had to cull down so low no sense getting back in the bull game. I am never going to run more than 20 again in my life time.

 

[dun]

She looks good to me CB,sounds like a good deal for both parties.

I have made up my mind I going back to the F-2 cow's, I started the dance years ago with the F-1's.
Age took care of messing with them. I have a good source of F-2's that latest girl is 3/4 Hereford 1/4 Brimmer snd will run over you for a cube.
That is what I am looking for a 1/4 to an 1/8 Brimmer. Decided to keep just a few maybe 4 of my young registered Herefords for donor cow's if I decide to play that again. Good time to cull off my older cow's with todays price's. Before the drought didn't have but a few that were under 10 years old, it is time.
You just can't play the registered game running 10 to 15 head after the drought and I had to cull down so low no sense getting back in the bull game. I am never going to run more than 20 again in my life time.

What do you consider F2s? They'll still be the same percentages as F1s since an F2 is the results of breeding identically bred F1s

 

[Caustic Burno]

She looks good to me CB,sounds like a good deal for both parties.

I have made up my mind I going back to the F-2 cow's, I started the dance years ago with the F-1's.
Age took care of messing with them. I have a good source of F-2's that latest girl is 3/4 Hereford 1/4 Brimmer snd will run over you for a cube.
That is what I am looking for a 1/4 to an 1/8 Brimmer. Decided to keep just a few maybe 4 of my young registered Herefords for donor cow's if I decide to play that again. Good time to cull off my older cow's with todays price's. Before the drought didn't have but a few that were under 10 years old, it is time.
You just can't play the registered game running 10 to 15 head after the drought and I had to cull down so low no sense getting back in the bull game. I am never going to run more than 20 again in my life time.

What do you consider F2s? They'll still be the same percentages as F1s since an F2 is the results of breeding identically bred F1s

Dun you are absolutely right as it is Hereford bull back on F-1 cow's . Tell truth I don't know what you would call for lack of a better term they are 3/4 Hereford 1/4 Brimmer Some are 3/4 Hereford 1/8 Brimmer 1/8 Char. They are not F-1's.

 

[Ryder]

Forget about that "F whatever" terminology. Most people use it and don't know that they don't really know what it means. Just say "crossbred".
Doesn't sound as fancy, but it is usually more correct.

 

[dun]

Forget about that "F whatever" terminology. Most people use it and don't know that they don't really know what it means. Just say "crossbred".
Doesn't sound as fancy, but it is usually more correct.

That's why I mentioned it so that people would at least for a short time would know thew difference.
We don;t need the Brahman influcne so other then the registered Red Angus most of them are F1 Red Angus Gelbvieh or Red Angus Simmenthal and those are bred back to Polled Hereford. The F1 Polled Hereford Gelbvieh and the F1 Polled Hereford Simmenthal are bred back to Red Angus. Some of either of the F1s are bred back to the continental parent breed. So I guess our herd is a box of crayons, but they work in our environemnt

 

[ALACOWMAN]

What do you consider F2s? They'll still be the same percentages as F1s since an F2 is the results of breeding identically bred F1s[/quote]

Dun you are absolutely right as it is Hereford bull back on F-1 cow's . Tell truth I don't know what you would call for lack of a better term they are 3/4 Hereford 1/4 Brimmer Some are 3/4 Hereford 1/8 Brimmer 1/8 Char. They are not F-1's.[/quote]................... though it aint the correct terminology,, i just say braford no matter the percentages,,,ive seen 1/4 bloods that looked like F1'S.. i got a 3/4 simbrah cow that looks like shes straight simmental... ive used indu cattle in the past breeding out their influence is like, a one legged man trying to stomp out a wheat field fire

 

[Caustic Burno]

What do you consider F2s? They'll still be the same percentages as F1s since an F2 is the results of breeding identically bred F1s

Dun you are absolutely right as it is Hereford bull back on F-1 cow's . Tell truth I don't know what you would call for lack of a better term they are 3/4 Hereford 1/4 Brimmer Some are 3/4 Hereford 1/8 Brimmer 1/8 Char. They are not F-1's.[/quote]................... though it aint the correct terminology,, i just say braford no matter the percentages,,,ive seen 1/4 bloods that looked like F1'S.. i got a 3/4 simbrah cow that looks like shes straight simmental... ive used indu cattle in the past breeding out their influence is like, a one legged man trying to stomp out a wheat field fire[/quote]


Braford is good

 

[backhoeboogie]

Put me down as being confused again. Here's how I thought it was.

An F-1 bred back to a purebred bloodline of the dam/sire would yield an F-2.

An F-1 bred to an identically bred F-1 would yield an F-3.

Anything below that is generally just considered commercial.

They you get all the dit names associated with some pitchman trying to peddle his wares. Some names have true meaning and some don't.

 

[Workinonit Farm]

Put me down as being confused again. Here's how I thought it was.

An F-1 bred back to a purebred bloodline of the dam/sire would yield an F-2.

An F-1 bred to an identically bred F-1 would yield an F-3.

Anything below that is generally just considered commercial.

They you get all the dit names associated with some pitchman trying to peddle his wares. Some names have true meaning and some don't.

Whatever you want to call them, Caustic, they look good to me. (FWIW)

Katherine

 

[Ryder]

What Dun said in his first post about the F2 is absolutely correct.
F1 X F1 = F2

I have tried to explain what an F1 is on the boards before. I gave up. :bang: :bang: :bang:

 

[Caustic Burno]

What Dun said in his first post about the F2 is absolutely correct.
F1 X F1 = F2

I have tried to explain what an F1 is on the boards before. I gave up. :bang: :bang: :bang:

It's OK your right, take an aspirin for that headache.

 

[Ryder]

What Dun said in his first post about the F2 is absolutely correct.
F1 X F1 = F2

I have tried to explain what an F1 is on the boards before. I gave up. :bang: :bang: :bang:

It's OK your right, take an aspirin for that headache.

:drink: :drink: :drink:
:nod: Better now.

 

[backhoeboogie]

So I had it wrong again. Before I die, I may learn something.

 

[dun]

So I had it wrong again. Before I die, I may learn something.

That is more misunderstood then even the fullblood purebred deal or horned/polled.

 

[Ryder]

So I had it wrong again. Before I die, I may learn something.

Nothing wrong with being wrong. That is often temporary ignorance and can be corrected.
Refusing to admit being wrong makes it impossible to learn. That is stupid and you can't fix stupid.

 

[Caustic Burno]

So I had it wrong again. Before I die, I may learn something.

Nothing wrong with being wrong. That is often temporary ignorance and can be corrected.
Refusing to admit being wrong makes it impossible to learn. That is stupid and you can't fix stupid.

That is twice for me now the other time I sang to loud in church.