Mr. Greg - I'm watching you standing there and remembering a couple of months back when we were there with you. That was such a good day for my wife. She'd never stood in the middle of a herd before. She and I still talk of that day fondly. And she regales others with the stories from that day and how comfortable and safe she felt standing there. Your generosity with your time and experience is something for which we are all grateful.

Your confident intelligent manner, coupled with your easy and real life knowledge is a GREAT winning combination! Love watching you lecture in the pasture. 👍

I love the way you love your profession! Your knowledge is astounding! Thank you for sharing it with us.

What beautiful scenery - the green hills against that gorgeous sky. Amazing.

I'm finally all caught up on all your videos. Consider me inspired!

When times comes we want to see other processes like tagging and banding

Awesome ..my dad raise cattle México zebus/europeas breeds he had lost so much money that i dont think is rental anymore ..the job you're doing will help many peopple not just in the usa but World wide. it will elso help avoiding families for no migrating for the countries .. Awesome job keep it. From Layton Utah..

God bless you Greg for dropping your knowledge on us.

The reason Missouri is the south pol capital is because of the success you are having and people want to be as good a cattle rancher as you. Im one of them.coming to your class this spring and hoping to get a bull from you to shorten my Hereford and shorthorns legs and increase gut size...i love what your doing and enjoy learning from you. I just went to greg branns pasture walk recently...he said hello.

Loving the videos and the info Greg. Active service member here looking to get into farming when I get out of the service and I cannot stop watching and learning from your videos. I like the opinions and the honesty. Thank you. Keep it up.

Keep the cows MOOving. You're the best Greg!

Greg, you definitely have the most beautiful animals I have ever seen!

Love this video!!!!

Beautiful herd!

Another good video Greg, thanks!

Best of advice you ever gave people getting rid of wild cattle, far too many people hold on to wild animals because "oh look what nice calves they have".

Those are some beautiful cows, that bull is just amazing, the cow you featured is absolutely perfect and a beautiful color. I personally would much rather have a 1000 pound live weight cow, than a 1500 pound live weight cattle for meat consumption. Thanks for the video and the information, Jimmy

Good Day, Greg :-) Thank you so much for sharing.

If I ever start a herd I would buy from you :) my buddy has 200 head of black angus and a crazy cow tried to kill him not long ago messed him up for a little bit. I used to have Herford but I love the looks of your cattle. :) Very nice

I’m in NE Ohio and trying to choose a breed. Around here, it’s all Herefords and Angus since it’s not so hot in summer. I’m thinking that a Southpole wouldn’t be best here and am thinking of a lowline Angus. The Angus look would be familiar at auction barn. Does that make sense? I sure appreciate all your help and knowledge

Beautiful cows!!

Thank you for sharing. I’m a native of the show me state that moved far away.. I raise waygu in a similar style on an island in the Pacific Ocean. I like red too. I have both. Tame is the name of the game. Natural farned, loved, enjoyed. The only thing is I don’t motivate from money. I found that was the wrong motivation. Just love your land and love you cattle like family. I see it in you. Aloha

PROFESSER GREG,, thats the type of cows i want except to be able ta stand the freezing winter temps i have here,, thank ya fer the video

Senepol wonders love it

Mr. Judy thanks for all the videos, I learn something new every video. How long do you keep bulls in with your cows? Do you breed half or all of them in the spring?

Did you already stop it honey ❤️

If you have areas that you aren’t going to get to in order to graze over winter do you trample the grass in or do you leave it for root reserves?

Do you know anyone that crossbreeds these with large breeds like Charolais. Could they handle larger bulls when calving? That would make a really nice terminal cross for grain finishing and keep all the efficiency and fertility of the small cows.

Hi Greg What I breed is Murray Greys I find that the temperament is boom proof, rare cracking calves and I find it to keep the weight of them. I suggest you try some.

Healthy and happy cattle grazing qualify forage = happy rancher 😃

Good afternoon Mr. Judy. I live in South Ga, as south as you can get without being in FL. Would this breed work well in those extreme heats during summer?

Hi Greg. Thanks for the info Would these cows be suitable for Southern Wisconsin? Thanks

Iv'e just started seeding my first ever pasture over to a 100% herbal ley (Ribgrass, white clover, yarrow, dandelion, etc.) I want to breed Rhea birds and graze them the same way you do but they'll eat damn near everything before grass. They grow fast and are fully hardy in the worst winters without more than trees for shelter, plus they're still 'wild' so can handle themselves against Canine predators surprisingly well. Hopefully with careful selection I can get them up to much larger sizes than they currently attain and increase their harvest weight. Flightless birds used to get as heavy as mid sized cows and 12 foot tall after all so the anatomy allows for it.

How do they do on bermuda grass? We have way more of it here in Arkansas.

What is your acceptable size range for bulls? Cows?

Good morning Mr. Judy. I m interested in coming to learn from you with a group of us from NY. We’re a family that are going to move south and buy some land together. I’m hoping to get the rest of the group as interested in this as I am. I’m not sure how to arrange this. I suppose here is as good a place as any to get the ball rolling. As you have responded in the past so diligently. Thank you for all you do sir.

Hey Greg hope you and your family are having a great day. I do have a question, what would your opinion on scottish highland cattle for a colder climate (northern ohio/michigan) where it gets in the -20/30s. I've read that they are very docile and good mothers and do well on forage only. Thanks for any help!

Would love to know what Greg's runner-up cattle breed would be, since I'm in Australia. Our Texas Longhorns are not too tall and look almost pregnant on just grass, they do so well on it. The 10 month old heifer is SUPER beefy! But to go to slaughter, they need horns removed (standard for all cattle, here). Not doing that to them! Dexters might be _too_ small, and they also grow horns. Maybe crossing a Speckle Park (polled) bull over Longhorns, for polled offspring? But then, they're all F1s. Not a breed that you can breed again from own stock.

How are they for eating? What grade do yours usually come in at? Select, Choice, Prime? How do they compare to Angus for eating?

I live in Mississippi n I'm looking for a few of these

Can all south poll graze KY 31 that has gone to seed?

What is the difference between a South Poll and a Red Poll?

I would like to get some herford genes into my semintal angus lineup. Smaller frame and more efficient.

Great vid! Do you leave the cattle in the field when it rains?

How can I find South Pole cows in TN?

What style hat are you wearing and where did you get it?

South Polls ARE really good looking cows. Does poll indicate naturally without horns?

Hi Greg do ya think these cow would work here in Saskatchewan Canada were we already have 3 Fahrenheit In October.

I'm in Michigan. How well do they do up here? Any suggestions?

Is charging by cows carried genetically as you say? I'm curious about that.

Will they do OK in 20° below zero?

Any problem with cancer eye or pinkeye. I notice that some of your cows have white faces that is why I am asking.

Would this breed be good for Ohio?

Hey Greg I'm in southeast Oklahoma. I have been watching your channel for a while and have learned a lot. I have a small heard of black Angus about 45 mothers and I to have been breeding for a 950 lb cow. I find they breed back easier and are easier to keep in good shape. The problem is I have them in super good shape every fall getting them ready for winter and then the acorns hit the ground. About 50% of them start eating the acorns and lose tons of weight. Do you have any remedies for this? The property I have leased has scattered oaks all over it so I can't keep them out of the acorns. A comment from you would be appreciated thanks.

Can you ship to malaysia?

How many head do you have over all? i know you gotta have more than 341 right? haha

you can also custom graze conservation land with smaller cows. they pay you to graze it lol