Hereford Reference Sires A
QLC-quantock 1094 1289x
STR Domino 256B Standard 53L QLC-Quantock Ray 1094P QLC-Quantock Noelle 1011B QLC-Quantock DD 947E QLC-Quantock Wilma 1007H Quantock Rita 715Z This is “Bobblehead” or “Bobbie” for short. He is a “Nifty” son from undoubtly our best Hereford cow “old Wilma 1007.” He has been used two seasons with excellent results. All these calves are out of heifers and this year we moved him to our best cows. Watch for more from “Bobbie.” He is what Herefords should be; moderate, low set and “soggy.”
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qlc quantock mitch 1481b
AGA 114L General 28S Riverbridge 28S Lad 6Y Rivervridge 79L Lass 28T Bannerlane Gen Star 8M QLC-Quantock SPK Miss 1306R QLC-Quantock 610 Miss 1111H This is a Mitch son we used on our heifers. Again he was selected on the strength of his mother, his bulk, body mass, moderate frame and low birth weight. His sons have “letter perfect” conformation, very moderate size and birth weights in the 70’s, incredible for a Hereford. Maternal mid-sized and easy born.
Summer Two-Year-Old Hereford Bulls Hereford Summer Bulls
Most Herefords are sold as big fat two year olds. They’ve spent way too long at the feed bunk, 500-550 days of hard feed in most cases. (Incredible when we only feed steers for 100-150 days to slaughter.) If you’re tired of two year olds that are too big and too fat or yearlings that are barely big enough, our summer bulls are the answer. Gently and slowly developed on pasture, easy keeping, they’ll hold their condition for life. Our summer bulls will be 22-26 months old at breeding, just the perfect age. They’re mature and will do everything an older Two-Year-Old can and a darn sight more than a yearling will and best of all they’ll last and last. They’re the answer to the “Hereford Dilemma.” HH-1636
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These “Mitch” sons sold in 2016