Herefords have to watch out for cougars, wolves, bears and coyotes mostly that will steal their calves. Cattle that are weak or sick are targets for these predators as well. We humans are also "predators" of Herefords, but more so on purpose because Herefords are bred as a meat animal for human consumption.
Herefords originated from the county of Herefordshire in England. Today Herefords can be found just about anywhere in the world, particularly in North and South America, many parts of Europe, South Africa and Australia/New Zealand.
Yes.
There really isn't much of an obvious difference, except Herefords are a horned breed and Polled Herefords are bred to be naturally polled or hornless. Some of the Hereford breeders will tell you that the horned Herefords have more depth and are a little larger than the polled Herefords, but when a novice looks at a horned Hereford and a polled Hereford side-by-side, he will see no other obvious differences.
Jerseys and Herefords are breeds of cattle.
Longhorns and Herefords.
Maybe not Champion Herefords, but it does say in several articles that he raised (and probably still does) Polled Herefords on his ranch in Ontario.
yes,they are very gentle and go with kids
Longhorns and Herefords.
The same kind of horns that any other bovine (cow or bull) has. But if it's to describe the shape, they are short and curved, often made to curve down and towards the head of the animal to minimize risk of injuring other bulls and cows or the handlers.
Herefords.
Not very well. Herefords tend to have low milking ability compared to other breeds like Holstein or even Angus. Herefords are a beef breed, not a dairy breed.
In the past, when Herefords first immigrated to America, they were called White Face cattle. But the only name I am aware of are Herefords, unless you're cursing at them when they're too slow to get through the alley chute!