Pati M - Yes, an alarm clock! ⏰

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Thanks, but you are right. Traditional Herefords are white faced. The model faced calves are Hereford crossed to Red Angus in an F1 cross. They are from our commercial herd which is all Hereford mothers, but using Red Angus bulls to breed to them. The reasoning for which comes from the science of hybrid vigor....The first cross of different breeds in cattle creates a mostly one time boost in efficiency, growth, and disease resistance. They are hybrids. F1 cross means (first filial generation).

Thanks for the comment. Greatly appreciated.

@@ChandlerHerefords your bulls certainly get busy lol

Denise, you are welcome to come visit and use our operation for painting reference. We would be honored

Thank you!

Just standing there. They are all looking for the hay truck so this video was real easy to shoot.

All of the model faced calves are F1 Red Angus and Hereford crossed calves. We use Red Angus bulls on our first calf heifers as clean up after A.I. and we do the same with the mature cows after A.I. by appointment protocol. We have a guaranteed market for the F1 crossed heifers and the steers are the first out on the heavy loads in the spring due to the hybrid vigor.

Thanks for watching. We have red baldies, but no black baldies. The red baldies are easy to market and fit our herd color better.

These calves were weaned at 205 days like everyone else in a performance records program.

Duane Chandler - I'm glad you take care of them. Ive heard some horror stories...dairy.

I'm not sure

Yes we have about 550 mother cows raising that many calves each year.

Yes they do

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Heford attack when the herfords take back lol

We raise 550 calves each year from our cows.

A straight bred Hereford calf will not have spots on his face for the most part. Our spotted face calves are Red Angus crossed with Hereford genetics. We have a guaranteed market for them and we breed most of our commercial herd that way because of the advantage of hybrid vigor and the market. Thanks for asking.

Thanks for answering, and for the great videos.

Doenjang Stew they anticipate a feed drop off. They do what chooks do, come running when you come out the door or through the gate. Some are just friendly and want a sticky beak, others want food.

@@frightbat208 Thank you for your reply, btw they are handsome. hereford breed looks good.

I do not understand the question. Could you re phrase it for me?

Hi I'm Muhammad Tahir from Pakistan i need this cow how much

Cattle are fairly smart, but there are limits. Human interaction with them on a one on one basis increases their understanding of what you want out of them if interacting on a halter or just moving them around. They can be trained for most anything except where to poop. In that regard they do that wherever and whenever they want and they could care less where it ends up.