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<blockquote data-quote="Herefords.US" data-source="post: 628422" data-attributes="member: 3972"><p>I knew you'd provide a good informative answer to that question, Ned! And thanks to capt for his input as well. </p><p></p><p>For the record, I asked the question with the goal of stimulating discussion and not because I, personally, don't consider any of those I listed as "real" breeders. Some other Line 1 breeders that I would put in the "real breeder" category would be Debters, Bakers, and Harrells. And I'm sure I've overlooked others in that short list.</p><p></p><p>Regarding Pedretti, I think Pedretti's 250 bull (GB L1 Domino 250), even though he was born back in 1992, is a bull that could still really improve a LOT of today's Hereford cattle. </p><p></p><p>I will admit to being disappointed in the most recent Jamison advertisement for their sale - because every reference sire pictured was either a Cooper or Holden bred bull and none were home raised. To me, one important criteria of a "breeder" is someone that's willing to "eat some of their own cooking" and use home raised bulls in their own herd. But I know that Jamison has done so in the past.</p><p></p><p><a href="http://www.agmailusa.com/jamison0209/sires.htm" target="_blank">http://www.agmailusa.com/jamison0209/sires.htm</a></p><p></p><p>Edited to add: By the way, I've got some "crazy" friends down here that think George Strait isn't a "REAL" country music singer! But they are all stuck on that "Texas" music! :lol: </p><p></p><p>George</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Herefords.US, post: 628422, member: 3972"] I knew you'd provide a good informative answer to that question, Ned! And thanks to capt for his input as well. For the record, I asked the question with the goal of stimulating discussion and not because I, personally, don't consider any of those I listed as "real" breeders. Some other Line 1 breeders that I would put in the "real breeder" category would be Debters, Bakers, and Harrells. And I'm sure I've overlooked others in that short list. Regarding Pedretti, I think Pedretti's 250 bull (GB L1 Domino 250), even though he was born back in 1992, is a bull that could still really improve a LOT of today's Hereford cattle. I will admit to being disappointed in the most recent Jamison advertisement for their sale - because every reference sire pictured was either a Cooper or Holden bred bull and none were home raised. To me, one important criteria of a "breeder" is someone that's willing to "eat some of their own cooking" and use home raised bulls in their own herd. But I know that Jamison has done so in the past. [url]http://www.agmailusa.com/jamison0209/sires.htm[/url] Edited to add: By the way, I've got some "crazy" friends down here that think George Strait isn't a "REAL" country music singer! But they are all stuck on that "Texas" music! :lol: George [/QUOTE]
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