| The Oz Highland Fold |
| Oz Slaine Boxer Herd Sire Sire: Oz Cantan Badhel #49,364 Dam: Oz Gormal Slaine #47,469 |
| Oz Matty Black Herd Sire Sire: T2 Gorgeous George #37,992 Dam: Oz Ruadh Bonny #54,954 |
| Leita of BH Acres Leita is another one of our cows that is very mellow. |
| Starshires Adorable Ann We call her Sweetie. She is just so quiet and mellow. |
| Buddy & Me this was buddy at about 8 mos. He is still as lovable now as he was then. |
| Feeding Time Can you tell? They all wait patiently for John to open the gate. But he waited just a few moments to get this picture for me. |
| Come on little one! |
| Millie of BH Acres Millie and her new calf, Oz Fiona Ailie. |
| A very cold Kansas day! We had snow one day and then a ice storm that same night. That's Kansas, you never know what's going to happen. |
| Oz's Goliath This picture doesn't do justice to this guys real size. The horns are about 6' tip to tip. |
| Hannay Lady Bell Bell is yet another one of our cows who is calm and sociable. |
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| Spring Storms This Spring brought the hundred year flood to our area. The old Wakarussa was out of it's banks and in many places over the fence and beyond. Our cattle were trapped as the pasture is surrounded by this river. Three days later we were able to account for everyone but they were still marooned. As we began to repair fences one of the herd decided it was time to go home. They jumped into the still fast running water, swam across and headed to the house. Much to our surprise and scaring us even more, a three day old calf, jumped in beside mom and swam to safety on the other side. Never have we doubted their instinct again. |
| Oz Tyler Herd Sire Sire: T2 Gorgeous George #37,992 Dam: Oz Lindy May #47,473 |
| Less than a week after Shelby purchased her new 4-H calf, Oz Rudha Pegas, she was able to feed her a pellet. This calf had not been handled at all prior to this. Just goes to show you how calm and docile Highland Cattle really are! |
| Shelby's sister also purchased a 4-H calf. This is Patches, a twin born in July. His mother chose his brother leaving Patches to fend for himself. We found him fly bit and hungry. It was a struggle for the little guy but he survived. He too is a testament to the hardiness of the breed. |
| Hannay Marguerite with this springs calf, Oz Marguerite |
| A young steer enjoying the natural prairie. |
| 2015 - 2017 Oz Breeding Bulls |
