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How about using Chiangus bulls, bulls like Trackin Norman,Aces Image. While these matings may not give you the next great steer but the heifers will be very functional mommas and the bull calves should be very marketable as commercial herd sires. 

While I'm no HJereford expert with our Chifords the only way i can seem to stay ahead of the curles is to rinse constantly and make sure they are completely dry before you quit.  I also add my home made conditionor of mayonaise and lemon juice.  This is more of a creme rinse than a conditioner...

Knob Creek, Woodford Reserve and Makers Mark.  this is the real stuff Burbon.

3rd Annual Henry County Classic Henry County Fairgrounds New Castle, KY                                       October 17, 2009 12:00 P.M. $15 Entry Heifers  Feeder Steers Champion Heifer $300 & Banner Champion Feeder Steer $200 & Banner Reserve Heifer    $150 & Banner...

Busch Light, Coors Light for everyday and Rolling Rock on occassion

I belive Oran Wolfe from Indiana raised him.

I sometimes will still use nothing but my sheepheads, my theory is 2 speeds are for trimming and sheepheads are for mowing.

Your calves sired by WMW, Friction and Paddy would be eligible to be registered as Chi. Ali and Paddy would be eligible as Maintainers and the Sim sired calves would be Simsolution

How about a Red Angus I wouldnt even have a clue to which one to use but with the ASA promoting the Durham Red deal thats the direction I would look at going toward.

If I was in your situation I would definitely be looking for Chiangus bulls to place on these females.  You will not be loosing any performance actually you would be gaining performance.  Furthermore these calve will have added value over Angus sired calves being that the resulting progeny can...

We add Fast Track, chopped hay and beet pulp.  Depending on the animal we may add more rolled corn and oats

Bagdad Roller Mills,    Showmaster  works great for us with some additives.

I've used the theory of the value of 5 feeders puls what ever else I can afford to spend on the bull normaly  no more than an extra $3,000.  This is for the purebred side of the operation.  Yes the bull in the tank does not tear anything up and is fairly cheep to feed, but I am of the opnion if...

I've killed every thing from groundhogs to deer with mine.  It is heavy but with that said it is much more acurate than my Rem 700 with the same 145gr loads.

Hannibal Habenaro Paddy O Malley For Chimaine Cows Ace's High Destinys Ace Impulse Trackin Norman RDD New Direction TR Doc Holiday (Chiford) For Chiangus and Chiford Cows Will probably use our bulls on the heifers

We did not bring any heifers for the show, just my nieces steer who stood 4th in class behind Tolle and Ayers

No she's not mine she belongs to a friend of mine that sometimes helps us at a few shows.  But I kind of like her even if she is a Gelbvieh. 

No the heifer I was with did not win anything other than 1st in KY in her class.  The red  Gelbvieh in the class before was Overall and KY grand. 

I got the chance to meet TJ and Olson while standing in the make up are, they are pretty easy to pick out with the Low Line cattle in hand.  I told the boy I was helping we wont let him forget it if he got beat by 1/2 a cow.  The shorty heifer is pretty impressive, who had the KY grand % heifer.

I belive in the past the lower age limit has been 7, don't hold me to that.  To make sure give Heather Counts at the ACA a call (816) 431-2808.