Where to find Brahman cattle?

[Cattlefarmer1388]

Hi, I live in SE MO and I would like to get a few purebred Brahman cows or heifers, but when I go online I can't find any that are close. Can anybody please help me out where to find some or point me in the right direction?

 

[ANAZAZI]

Hi, I live in SE MO and I would like to get a few purebred Brahman cows or heifers, but when I go online I can't find any that are close. Can anybody please help me out where to find some or point me in the right direction?

Right direction: :arrow: go south.

 

[Lucky_P]

Correct - go SOUTH, young man.
In some areas of the country/world, Brahman influence is essential - but stop and think about why you can't find any in your area... I'm just saying...

 

[Taurus]

There's few Brahram breeders in MO as someone on here have them. But be expect that there are limited brahman breeders in MO.

 

[BC]

This is from ABBA website:
http://www.abraonline.org/online/cgi-bi ... 2B3C2B3C3A

It allows you to search breeders by state.

 

[Craig Miller]

Have you loked on cattlerange.com ? There are some on there, you can look by state

 

[jedstivers]

There is a very good reason you can't find any close.

 

[Isomade]

There is a very good reason you can't find any close.

:nod:

 

[Cattlefarmer1388]

Thanks everyone for your time and input. After researching a little bit more on the breed, I saw that they are more for the warmer climate and that they wouldn't sell real good around here.

 

[Taurus]

While the nay-nayers may tell you that there is a reason why you can't find Brahmans in MO, however there are few local Brahman breeders in MO as the posters has completely forget about a member in here that raised brahmans in MO...so brahmans do existed in MO.

 

[Goodlife]

From my experience in this area (I use Patton Junction and Fruitland Sale Barns in S. MO) Brahman influence lowers the amount people will pay for cattle. Most ranchers I know are trying very hard to breed out the Brahman influence that was bred in during the 80's and 90's. You will hear comments like "too much ear" when bidding.