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Bred
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Adv
Red 11
Reg
# 42196479

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- Easy
Keeping
Our cattle trace back to the Gudgell & Simpson Anxiety 4th cattle that earned
their reputation on the western range.
If you are looking for grass genetics to add to your program, these cattle fit
the bill. Linebred for decades, they
deliver aggressive foraging ability matched only by their award winning carcass
results.
- Genetically
Dependable
Through
generations in our herd, we have only tied to a sire after
we know what he is (after we have bred him to 20 of his
half sisters or 10 of his daughters).
- Nearly
Problem Free
From
day one we have always culled the problems (never kept
a cancer eye). We watch our two year olds closely but we
never help a cow calve or a calf nurse.
- Longevity
We've
kept the "Good Ones" for
a long time. The Arrow was active until 11 years old. We've had
good old
cows producing into their
teens.
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Linebred Advance Domino
& President
Mischief
Since 1914
What's
New? |
Kansas Hereford Association
Thank you to those who visited Deewall Family Herefords as part of
the Kansas Hereford Association Tour.
GOP
- National Hereford Feed Out
We have participated since 2004 in the feed out placing first
in 2004 for the best yield grades and largest rib eye. In 2005, we
placed second.
2006 Spring
National Hereford Feedout
Results
| Deewall
Steers |
| Carcass Wt. |
807 |
| Ribeye Area |
14.3 |
| Ribeye/cwt
Live |
1.13 |
| USDA
PAR |
| Carcass
Wt. |
807 |
| Ribeye Area |
13.5 |
| Ribeye/cwt
Live |
1.07 |
| 2006
Test Average |
| Carcass
Wt. |
903 |
| Ribeye Area |
13.2 |
| Ribeye/cwt
Live |
.92 |
That's 23% above
the test average for ribeye area per cwt live!
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