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Hersey was one of the first cows we bought for our foundation herd.  We bought her sight unseen from Nebraska based on her bloodlines and don't regret it for an instant.  She has a crooked front leg and a bad dehorning job but she throws just phenomenal babies.  She is a great dam and babysits all the youngsters on a regular basis.   She came to us along with Irene and the two of them shared an entire TT unit riding in style.  It took a while to tame her down but now she is quite tame.  Not being the picture of beauty that we look for in our Dexters she amazes us at the quality of her calves.., even if they all carry her small ears. 

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Offspring:
------Hersey joined us at Freedom Farms-------
8/26/2001- Blk Cow (Jubilee Farms Kayla #11879)
8/1/2002 - Blk Steer (Unregistered)
7/20/2003- Blk Cow (FF Goodgolly Miss Molly #14042)
9/03/2004 - Blk Steer (FF Freedom's Up N'Adam #15538)
10/24/2005- Blk Cow (FF Mini Pearl # 017787)
10/22/2006- Blk Cow (FF Mini Moola # 018079)
9/1/2007 - Dun Bull (FF Freedom's Mini Mojo #019724)
7/28/2008-Black Bull (FF Freedom's Mini Mack #021123)
6/23/2009-Dun Cow (FF Mini Mocha #022019)
5/23/2010 - Dun Steer (FF Zip O'Chocolate# 023521)

On July 3rd, 2007 Hersey measured 40.25" at the withers and 40.5" at the hip. Hersey weighed in at 688 lbs

Hersey's 2008 bull Mack.

Hersey's 2001 heifer, Kayla.

Non Carrier PHA
Carrier of Chondro

Hersey's 2009 Heifer

Hersey's Grandson out of Moola..,

Hersey's 2006 Heifer, Moola always winning!

HERSEY IS BRED TO GUINNESS FOR A LATE JUNE 2011 CALF - The calf will be most likely, a dun, will be PHA Negative, may be short or long, and will be genetically horned (but will be dehorned early). 

Hersey's Great-Grandson out of Red..,