My uncle raised Hereford cattle for about 60 years. He always said he loved them and overall they were gentle, but they sometimes got really tough on the furniture! I have always had a soft spot for the breed because of him!
This is one of the most awesome bull videos I've every seen.Even though I'm a Shorthorn man....there's nothing like full grown Horned Herford Bulls just being bulls. I've watch this video several times and forward it to all my friends. Grunting Beasts no doubt about it. ...need more bulls in action videos please.
Cyprus 125 my kids named my bull Charlie. you can train them like dogs to come on the call .I only have 40 cows at the moment and buying in a nother 100 soon
Seems to enjoy the scratch. I realize you are doing some yelling, but they listen, gas they are huge, and you all just walk around them, no problem at all! You are fearless!
Atta good boy, I have black angus,longhorn, whitefaced cows, and an Angus bull . The neighbor's beautiful Hereford bull got in and well his calves are hitting the ground now. Their gorgeous.
Herefords are generally not as "rambunctious" as other breeds of cattle, plus in the recent past there has been a lot of influence for selecting for docility when breeding cattle which makes this easier for ever one involved with them
when i was a boy, 60 years ago, and we traveled across the USA, almost all the cattle seemed to be Herefords. Now it seems that there are few Herefords and most of the beef cattle are Angus. Am I confused? Why and how did this happen?
The Angus breeders were more organized and progressive when the value added product idea hit the market (certified Angus beef). Certified Hereford beef got a late start when they got on the band wagon of the value added branded product. Both breeds are popular these days. Hereford cattle are making a resurgence in popularity and it makes sense for commercial cattle breeders to use Hereford/Angus cross cattle as the base genetic for their herd component.
Be careful now. It looks like he might've swallowed the last fella that called him "stud muffin" in front of company. It's great that your bulls have kept some of that *attitude* but still handle well for you.
Course they do. Then old big boy goes and rolls right in it. Yeh they are well cared for can tell and a good old wash if rain n rubbin against things doesnt shift it, they will hose em down. Some places have ponds and they go in themselves for a soak when hot.
On the topic of sales. Our sale bulls offered each year by private treaty are priced based on the market and their genetics (EPD's). The prices the last few years have ranged from 4000 to 6000 and a few select ones upward to 8000. This may change based on market demands and the sires represented. We are a great value when it is time to purchase a bull for your herd.
That was something I always tried to avoid with our cows, can't say I was enlightened, more a case of when one got the idea to run about mayhem would ensue, was like a fun-time call.
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My uncle raised Hereford cattle for about 60 years. He always said he loved them and overall they were gentle, but they sometimes got really tough on the furniture! I have always had a soft spot for the breed because of him!
This is one of the most awesome bull videos I've every seen.Even though I'm a Shorthorn man....there's nothing like full grown Horned Herford Bulls just being bulls. I've watch this video several times and forward it to all my friends. Grunting Beasts no doubt about it. ...need more bulls in action videos please.
Very nice video. I respect this breed so much.
I love how he's naughty towards the end. Can't be good all the time...he has a reputation to keep up!
That big joker is one heck of a specimen.
i love love love listening to you doing what you do
Man I love these bulls!!! And yes, I think he knows he's a monster! 😂
Yes you have lovely animals and are well trained, I think because you all treat's them very good
Good to see NO sticks are used, well done :-)
Cyprus 125 why the Fuck do you not like sticks
A good handler shouldn't need them.. idiot
Cyprus 125 my kids named my bull Charlie. you can train them like dogs to come on the call .I only have 40 cows at the moment and buying in a nother 100 soon
Seems to enjoy the scratch. I realize you are doing some yelling, but they listen, gas they are huge, and you all just walk around them, no problem at all! You are fearless!
Well we know who is in charge in this video 😀 I love the Herefords personalities and their kinda cute too with their dopey faces .
Atta good boy, I have black angus,longhorn, whitefaced cows, and an Angus bull
. The neighbor's beautiful Hereford bull got in and well his calves are hitting the ground now. Their gorgeous.
Good old Anchorman. He demands respect.
Those old boys sure are opinionated! And I noticed you're quite fluent in Hereford. You have gorgeous animals.
Jeanette Waverly .
The eave/curls in the head and neck just top off his beauty.
what a bull bro... is awesome.
Jesus you guys are brave good vid and this bull is just having a good time then he’s like hi everyone hi I’m a bull and he’s saying I’m free
Look at all that MASS! Goodness gracious.
more bull videos please. i love bulls mooing
beautiful bull, looks like you could afford a bit of yard, fence maintenance!
You can easily tell that guy is petrified by the bull lol
Wow he is a big fellow
man what a beast , wonderful
thank you :)
Huge Handsome Bulls.
Herefords are generally not as "rambunctious" as other breeds of cattle, plus in the recent past there has been a lot of influence for selecting for docility when breeding cattle which makes this easier for ever one involved with them
Really nice bull !!!!
Great bull
Anchorman was not a happy camper getting a new pin!!!! He is a "STUD" with a little attitude!!!
@Pieceshtcar97 We had processed some steers that we sold as locker beef to local customers.
Isn't he dangerous?Nice bull.
Magnificent
No sense in yelling at him, he’s not going to listen.
What a beast
Not a bull ,just a big spoil teenager..👌🏾😃😃💯💯👌🏾👌🏾
Can they not be "bribed" with food for direction? Something like molasses on a stick?
nice one
Those are impressive lookin bulls, whats that first one weighing in at?
when i was a boy, 60 years ago, and we traveled across the USA, almost all the cattle seemed to be Herefords. Now it seems that there are few Herefords and most of the beef cattle are Angus. Am I confused? Why and how did this happen?
The Angus breeders were more organized and progressive when the value added product idea hit the market (certified Angus beef). Certified Hereford beef got a late start when they got on the band wagon of the value added branded product. Both breeds are popular these days. Hereford cattle are making a resurgence in popularity and it makes sense for commercial cattle breeders to use Hereford/Angus cross cattle as the base genetic for their herd component.
beautiful animal
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Be careful now. It looks like he might've swallowed the last fella that called him "stud muffin" in front of company.
It's great that your bulls have kept some of that *attitude* but still handle well for you.
He isn't a heifer bull but his calves are average in size
how much does kilograms weigh?
1400kg
Do you ever clean them up..like a shower to get the mud off ?
🍃🛁🐂 🇺🇸
Course they do. Then old big boy goes and rolls right in it. Yeh they are well cared for can tell and a good old wash if rain n rubbin against things doesnt shift it, they will hose em down. Some places have ponds and they go in themselves for a soak when hot.
Nice bulls bro wts the prices on them.....
On the topic of sales. Our sale bulls offered each year by private treaty are priced based on the market and their genetics (EPD's). The prices the last few years have ranged from 4000 to 6000 and a few select ones upward to 8000. This may change based on market demands and the sires represented. We are a great value when it is time to purchase a bull for your herd.
Oh yes lets let it smell blood from other cows and expect it to be calm
you don't breed him with heifers do you?
But try being friendly and he be nice but raise them and give them. attention
i wonder what he weighs
+John Arizona At the time of the video he weighed 2750 pounds
At 2:07 when you said "he smells the blood" why was there blood?
What happened to wrangling your cattle with Horses?
how much cattle do you have?
Rik Ha
what the Hell kinda camera work is this? c'mon man!
so much mud!
Enlightened cattle handlers never need to make them run, ever.
That was something I always tried to avoid with our cows, can't say I was enlightened, more a case of when one got the idea to run about mayhem would ensue, was like a fun-time call.
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