I BOUGHT SOME NEW BULLS!

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[@57143bodies]

That certainly was a thorough and detailed explanation of those bovines. You’re quite the expert.

[@hpb19]

I love the sound of the cows eating grass. I don't know why. Thank you for sharing your animals with us. They are beautiful.

[@Leoforever79]

Those beef masters are beautiful cattle. We had a red and white holstein bull, Spike... He was a gentle giant. Trusting bulls is always a toss up. Good luck with the Beef Masters... Great video. 😊

[@markfriend4714]

I have a small herd of registered beefmasters and I think it was a good choice to get some beefmaster bulls for sure. I also just got some heifers off the same guy you got them from. Super nice guy. My wife has known him and his family for years...keep up the good video's

[@FarmandHammer]

He’s got a nice operation!

[@LizNicholsArt]

Yipee! I 🤎 Beefmasters. My Dad ran them when I was younger. We bought many of the original Lasiter herd and sold bulls for a while. The Lasiter family had a long-time herd of select Shorthorns, they mixed them with a select herd of Herfords with red around the eye (less pink eye) and then brought in some special Brahmah bulls imported from India. If my memory serves me. As a teen, I memorized a book Tom Lasiter wrote on raising cattle and what to look for when buying cattle. When he realized I was a bottle calf fanatic (my Dad was good friends with a dairyman who had Brown Swiss), he gave me a great pamphlet on raising bottle calves. My Dad even tried developing his own breed with Beefmaster bulls and Brown Swiss cows.

[@davebrooks2942]

About 25 years ago I knew an Amish man that was breading beefmaster with his jersey milk cows trying to develop and bread

[@doublejfarmshomestead4501]

Love beefmaster cattle. Calves grow exceptionally well. We loved anything Brahman or Brahman influenced. We love your videos. Can’t wait till the next video

[@rogerfuhr8067]

I think you will be pleased with the Beefmaster crosses. They are good dispositioned and you will want to keep their female crosses, they make great mama cows.

[@FarmandHammer]

That’s what I’m hoping for. I’m more interested in keeping some heifers back and getting half beefmaster cows.

[@1024laf]

Congrats on the new bulls, hope they do work out for you. Always a good day when you upload a video.

[@Emgen]

Keep us posted as new calf crop arrives. Interested to see if you gain value in the calves with new bull.

[@FarmandHammer]

Will do. They probably won’t bring as much per lb as angus but hopefully that will make that up with higher weaning weights and growth.

[@VirginiaBronson]

I'm partial to cattle with a bit of ear. But I'm in Texas, so I'm biased lol - they do better in the heat of course. So I couldn't help but smile at your new bulls. ❤

[@jonheath3706]

Finally a beef cattle channel that talks sense! Well done and keep it coming. My family ranched cattle in Namibia, the old South West Africa. All our cattle free ranged on sweet grass and went to market without supplemental feed. Really fortunate to also have 5000 ha with plenty of water. And anything crossed with Brahman (such as Brangus you referred to) were ornery and not worth the trouble. Our best cross was Hereford with Simmentaler.

[@cheshillyard2870]

Wow a nice herd you got now. so happy for ya,glad things are working out.stay safe love you friend HUGS

[@robert5109]

We had Beefmasters for about 10 year here in Indiana (60 head) I liked the looks of them, they were a little rough to work. The thing I did not like was here in this part of the country if they showed ear or underline you could bet they would take a 20 cent or more doc per pound at the sale barn. Too bad I liked their looks. Ended up selling them all and going with black like everyone , follow the money.

[@FarmandHammer]

Yeah around here they get docked some as well. The crossbreds tend to sell just as well as straight angus calves if they are black. Crossbred reds still get docked slightly. I’m really more interested in keeping their heifers back and getting some better heat tolerant cows.

[@Dozerthefarmer]

Great work mate. Good to hear you got some good money for those animals. Beauty bulls mate. They’ll go great over your cows. Damn amazing how big those bulls can get. Herefords are so easy to be around. The beef masters look nice.

[@bethpeters3187]

Your bulls are wonderful. They are a force to be reckoned with. Beautiful animals

[@dougdiplacido2406]

Great video. You sure know a lot about your cattle. Thanks.

[@rickanderson4459]

Nice looking BULL!!!

[@RancherJon]

I raise registered Beefmasters in South Texas. Sell bulls all across the country, but mainly across the south and especially in Florida.

[@curtisowens4588]

I love Herefords they are a nice full strong cow. Nice looking bulls.

[@josephmelson7591]

Very cool video ..those are awesome bulls the two new beef masters are pretty chill to I like how they just slowly walk away when you get close to them but aren't flighty eather..I think for two years at least you will like the prices the red F-1 steers and heifer's will bring ..I have been hearing the market reports from Joplin regional stock yard and there was a mixed load of calf's of every color last week and they were very close to the black hided calf's in price ..for next two years People aren't going to be able to discount the reds as we are lowest number of momma cows on record on USA ..

[@FarmandHammer]

Yeah I’m hoping they don’t get discounted too much. If demand is still high and the calves are black, I think they will sell just as well as the angus.

[@ajskab99]

That’s why I prefer swing gate vs butterfly gates on my stock trailers. I always think they are going to go out the opposite gate when I’m shutting the other gate.

[@mcproductions2151]

I like the red one myself 👍 but both are very nice...

[@josephmelson7591]

I saw a video were some bread tiger stripe heifer's the other day brought 2700 for the runts and the nicer ones off the same ranch brought 2900-3800 there was 4 loads of them so I think the red bulls heifer's that come red might make some fine and Valuable replacements

[@azamyahmad]

Morning from Montreal .. welcome back Sir .. as always beautiful sharing adventure countryside documentary updated resume and you doing an excellent great job .. keep it up Sir .. Merci beaucoup

[@CountryKirby.]

How do you walk around with a bucket of feed with bulls? 😂😂😂

[@FarmandHammer]

Herefords have been the most gentle bulls we have ever owned. The angus and balancer bulls we had in the past were a little more rowdy.

[@CountryKirby.]

@@FarmandHammer That makes sense because our black angus will make you do a cart wheel

[@c6farms952]

Once you get the first calves on the ground you’ll be getting more Beefmaster bulls and with Beefmaster bulls you won’t need as many cuz they can cover more cows and won’t lose weight breeding more cows

[@jvenema86]

so wonderful beautiful video friend Isaac i love it so much to see

[@cardalemorris1733]

Please let me see the off spring of the beefmasters ..when the time comes

[@bitemenow609]

I like those new bulls.

[@randybedker1584]

Good looking bulls.

[@zedks4227]

Yeap the red one looks great

[@PeaceHumorMusic]

Great video, thanks for the update

[@LLthereistome2024]

Good morning from Colorado.

[@ThatBritishHomestead]

They loom like healthy bulls! But that coming from someone that’s never seen a bull in real life lol

[@bethpeters3187]

Your cows are beautiful. Healthy and strong. It's obvious you care deeply for them and they are well loved

[@frankmcnish8489]

Nice looking critters

[@calebwilson578]

Where you happy with the calf crop out of them? We are looking at putting a beefmaster bull on our angus and Hereford cows

[@trailmaker9853]

You really should get a cattle prod and a flag.

[@randybutler4772]

Good looking bulls. Too bad they are not all polled.🐂🐂

[@jamesmorrison1884]

Hi they look great I like the red he has more muscle. Have a great day.

[@FarmandHammer]

Same. I wish the black one had the same build

[@jamesmorrison1884]

@@FarmandHammer Yes I agree have a great day.

[@franciscattleco2]

I’m like you. I love ear and that loose skin that comes from the Brahman genetics.

[@georgegozelski7330]

If you would trim up the feet on that old cow you would see a world of difference in her!

[@ka6148]

Surprised no one asked "what is a blind steer?" We always call them bulls, even without the pkg

[@valleyviewacres9120]

I like that red one he ought to work nice

[@ElkeHojer]

Interesting video. Getting rid of cow with long hooves? I'm a newbie to you, but don't you get their hooves done?

[@billcampbell2943]

Nice investment

[@codyryan6866]

I have beefmasters and Brangus Simmental and Angus and Bradford cows breed of bulls i got is 3 beefmasters bulls 3 brangus bulls and 2 simmental bulls and 2 angus bulls and 2 charolais and 3 Santa gertrudis bulls

[@marcruel9401]

What do you think about South Pole like Greg

[@leez2834]

Hope you get a farrier for the cow with long toes. She's having trouble walking. Otherwise I enjoyed the video.

[@ORin2002]

Can you answer my question for me and please, in which country do you live this farm?

[@mowdan77]

Should try south poll cows

[@zizu4952]

So why have you let that cow with the bad feet persist without getting her feet trimmed? Seems cruel.

[@FarmandHammer]

We had them trimmed about a year ago. At that point she had some kind of infection and was really bad off. After the trim, she started walking better and her hoofs just never grew back straight. She can walk fine without being in pain, it’s just not perfect.

[@adamlittlecousin3223]

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[@donmartin7728]

Why do you prefer black cattle over red?

[@HiHi-cw2vz]

The red beefmasters better than the black

[@user-fu7mk9rn1z]

Are the black and white bulls angus and hereford cross?

[@FarmandHammer]

1/4 angus, 1/4 gelbvieh, and 1/2 Hereford.

[@FarmandHammer]

1/4 angus, 1/4 gelbvieh, and 1/2 Hereford.

[@JR-jy5dl]

That heifer you got rid of was a waste in my opinion. Could have had her trimmed...

[@FarmandHammer]

She was a 10 year old cow. It’s bad genetics. We have cows on our farm over 15 years old that have never needed a trim. She was not bred and she did have her feet trimmed more than a year ago. But we have a zero tolerance policy on the farm. If they require any assistance for any reason, they go to town.

[@bahtonitrucking1653]

Please how can in touch with you for a special bull

[@andrewcamp2201]

What happened to your little black bull?

[@FarmandHammer]

The lowline bull was sold a while back. Didn’t have hay and he didn’t have a job for a while.

[@codyryan6866]

I run 15 bulls with my cows

[@tc3070]

Why in the hell not clip the cow's feet!

[@pabloenriquechavesmonsalve4786]

that cow has laminitis. and can be fixed if it aint too old and has good genes.

[@FarmandHammer]

She had some sort of infection a little over a year ago. We had her trimmed and they just grew back worse. She didn’t act like she was in pain anymore, just had some crooked hooves.

[@jeannewallace8967]

dont know anything about cattle..what causes the toes to curl up like that?

[@ka6148]

Bad feet fall on the farmer Just sayin Their are hoof trimmer for hire everywhere

[@lindablazier5648]

It is not the cows fault for her feet. If you have not trimmed them in 9 years. I was going to subscribe but I don’t think so.

[@FarmandHammer]

Cows should not need their feet trimmed. If they do, it’s either bad genetics or an injury. We don’t put up with either. We have a zero tolerance policy on the farm. If they require any assistance for any reason, they go to town. We have cows on our farm over 15 years old that have never needed a trim. She was not bred and she did have her feet trimmed more than a year ago.

[@graceveenema4762]

What does that mean….to show ear or underline. Google wasn’t helpful. Thanks.

[@FarmandHammer]

Ear just means they have some Brahman influence. Brahma cattle have a bunch of loose skin and floppy ears. They are very heat tolerant and normally pretty pest resistant as well. Hope that helped a little!

[@LLthereistome2024]

The one with the bad feet I'd hate to breed her wouldn't that be something that would be genetic

[@jrg863]

Nice beefmaster bulls

[@JamesCurtis-sf7pf]

I like both new bull the red has more muscle but the black one has the longer frame , he'll put on to he weight later

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