The American Black Hereford Association The American Rancher 10 28 24

[@shawngrant1537]

Welcome back Pam

[@johnnydavis3866]

I love this breed but its a Baldie but you cant beat that Angus Hereford cross

[@Garybob-e9q]

@johnnydavis3866 Yes. They're not even a Breed, but an Open Ended 2 Breed Unstabilized Compisite.....

[@hessranch]

The mothering ability of a Hereford cannot be matched…

[@Garybob-e9q]

@hessranch Low Weaning Weights, Crappy Udders that Calves cannot Nurse......

[@Garybob-e9q]

@@hessranch LOL 😆

[@hessranch]

@@Garybob-e9q Well, we’ve only been raising them for a century so I’m sure we don’t know as near as much as you.😂

[@Garybob-e9q]

@hessranch Herefords are just like Dogs, Horses, and Trucks. Good Ones are Invaluable, Bad Ones are Worthless.

[@Garybob-e9q]

@@hessranch Out West where there's no Fescue, I would agree.

[@justindickie5555]

Cows look good but those bulls look really small hipped dont seem to have alot of power overall leggy and thin

[@Garybob-e9q]

@@justindickie5555 that One especially was Flat Sided and Tight Middled.

[@Garybob-e9q]

@justindickie5555 both Calves in the Pic are Runny Eyed....

[@gerrylarson3675]

"This is not a black baldy" . . . It is.

[@michaelmonthey5974]

I would never raise black hided cows in hot climates.

[@JonsRanchFencing]

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[@Mapdotnowhere]

Why you want them black? It’s just piggybacking off of black angus marketing…

[@garywoods148]

Not sure other than like you say people think its Angus. I do know that in most sale barns black calves bring more money.

[@Garybob-e9q]

Great! Now, we've got Black Ones with Bad Udders, and 400 lb Weaning Weights!?? ​@garywoods148

[@shanepadgett7587]

All black calves that enter a feed yard are considered certified Angus. Why not sell what pays most?

[@Garybob-e9q]

@shanepadgett7587 Without Age and Source Verification, the Color Identification Only Dilema will continue...