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This female and young bull offspring are Hereford cows. The Hereford breed was founded some two and one-half centuries ago as a product of necessity. The farmers in the County of Herefordshire, England were determined to produce beef for the expanding food market created by Britian's industrial revolution. |
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This is our female with her male offspring. She is very playful and enjoys eating apples. |
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This is the male offspring of the female above. When he first came to the path, he was very small and we suspect he was just a week old. He is a sweet bull who enjoys roaming around on his own |
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My father borrowed a Charolais bull to breed with the female. We can not tell if she is pregnant but stay tuned, we'll let you know. This is a photo of what a Charolais bull looks like. |
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