Three breeds poll.

Which breed would you choose?

  • Brahman

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  • Hereford

    Votes: 0 0.0%
  • Angus

    Votes: 0 0.0%
  • would not have cattle.

    Votes: 0 0.0%

  • Total voters
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Beefy

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Situation:

only three breeds exist. you cannot crossbreed. there are no climatic extremes.

what would you choose?
 
I'd choose angus, mostly because of meat quality, and familiarity with that breed, both historically and experience-typically speaking. I think they're a little more docile behaviourly than the other two. I've been around hereford cattle, and you can't even get near them, they're a bit wild. From where I come from, I know nothing about Brahman, only hear-say.
Just my thoughts/2 cents.
Karin
 
IluvABbeef":1e0pzj3d said:
I'd choose angus...... I think they're a little more docile behaviourly than the other two. I've been around hereford cattle, and you can't even get near them, they're a bit wild.
Karin


:lol: :lol: :lol: You're kidding, right??
 
I'm guessing there are also no insect and parasite extremes, so Brahman would be out for me. There is not a dime's worth of difference between Angus and Hereford on mature size, efficiency, carcass, and fertility. I would pick Herefords on disposition and foraging ability, which are marginally better than Angus, but I also realize Angus probably have an advantage on eyes. Herefords by a hair.
 
yeah, we live in a perfect word now except for the fact there are only 3 breeds to choose from. i forgot no more insect or parasite extremes, no getting docked for 'too much ear'.
 
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Beefy":3ty9j7th said:
yeah, we live in a perfect word now except for the fact there are only 3 breeds to choose from. i forgot no more insect or parasite extremes, no getting docked for 'too much ear'.
as much as i like crossing brahman id would have too go angus or hereford . getting older and my a$$ dont move like it should. you know the feeling when you think you running hard but you feel something warm and wet in your back pocket ;-)
 
El_Putzo":358msrk7 said:
IluvABbeef":358msrk7 said:
I'd choose angus...... I think they're a little more docile behaviourly than the other two. I've been around hereford cattle, and you can't even get near them, they're a bit wild.
Karin


:lol: :lol: :lol: You're kidding, right??

Oh c'mon! That's just because I've been around angus cattle more than herefords! There's two (no, three) hereford calves out of a 100 head of steers that're wilder than a march hare (maybe because of those char calves... :roll: ) The angus calves are "docile"; more annoying than anything :lol: ... follow me around most everywhere thinking I'm gonna give em some chop... and then some!
Heck, I'm going to be turning 20 in the fall, which goes to show you how much I've still got to learn, and how much time I still have to prove that herefords have better dispositions than angus!! ;-) :cboy:
 
herefords. i have herefords and black cattle. i just think herefords are extremely under-rated
 
Herefords. I've made the comment a few times that if I could start over from scratch it would be with a bunch of herf heifers, breed to angus for first two or three years, and then use a simmi bull on them, keeping every worthwhile heifer.

cfpinz
 
Hill Creek Farm":xjkwuz52 said:
Well, I have to stick to my favorite breed, Hereford. Best breed of cattle on four legs. :cboy:

What about deformed ones with only three legs?? lol.

I say angus cause they have good marbling, and i am already familiar with the genes, numbers, and they are my fav. too. lol
 
I think they're a little more docile behaviourly than the other two. I've been around hereford cattle, and you can't even get near them, they're a bit wild.

well...i've been around Herefords all my life and I believe they are about as docile as cattle can get
 
Heritage_Farmboy":9kpvny9v said:
I think they're a little more docile behaviourly than the other two. I've been around hereford cattle, and you can't even get near them, they're a bit wild.

well...i've been around Herefords all my life and I believe they are about as docile as cattle can get

Like I said, I still got a lot of learnin' to do! :lol: :lol: :help: :roll: [/b]
 
IluvABbeef":2wwvpnpl said:
Heritage_Farmboy":2wwvpnpl said:
I think they're a little more docile behaviourly than the other two. I've been around hereford cattle, and you can't even get near them, they're a bit wild.

well...i've been around Herefords all my life and I believe they are about as docile as cattle can get

Like I said, I still got a lot of learnin' to do! :lol: :lol: :help: :roll: [/b]

:) well this is a good place to do some learning :D

Take care
 
Heritage_Farmboy":nzrjh8vu said:
IluvABbeef":nzrjh8vu said:
Heritage_Farmboy":nzrjh8vu said:
I think they're a little more docile behaviourly than the other two. I've been around hereford cattle, and you can't even get near them, they're a bit wild.

well...i've been around Herefords all my life and I believe they are about as docile as cattle can get

Like I said, I still got a lot of learnin' to do! :lol: :lol: :help: :roll: [/b]

:) well this is a good place to do some learning :D

Take care

Thanks! :D :cboy:
 
I would have to choose Hereford. It is a hard decision, but the Hereford is generally a calmer animal than the other 2 breeds, and I don't care to be chased by angry mamas. They are also good foragers, and deal well in our climate. But the biggest reason would be the docility factor.
 

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