These Angus cattle are shorter in stature
than the commercial Angus that most
people are used to seeing today. 

They are very mild-mannered, easy to
handle, develop excellent marbling on
primarily pasture feeding, and need 
less pasture per animal than the larger commercial cattle.

They are considered by some to be a 
heritage breed, derived from the Aberdeen 
Angus of our ancestors, because they were 
kept in a controlled study for many years
in Australia, without the addition of other
breeds to their Angus bloodlines.

The Fullblood Lowline Cattle are naturally polled (hornless), are normally black in
color, although there have been some 
reports of red genetics. 

The Fullblood Lowline Bulls can be used to breed larger commercial cattle, especially 
heifers, because their calves are smaller, 
and there is less chance of birthing complications.  Even though they are shorter
in stature, it does not present much
problem with taller cows,
they know how to get the job done.

        OUR FULLBLOOD COWS

FF 2222 Bar J Nell 9J25, "Diamond", 
                      Sired by Bar J Ponderosa OK1; 

FF 3095 Beth,  "Beth", 
                      Sired by BCR Luke's Bramble; 

FF 1425 Bar J Nell 9J25 2M31, "Nell", 
                      Sired by Brambletye Tequila 

   "Nell" is the dam of both "Diamond" and "Beth"