Dunlouise Aberdeen Angus
Welcome to the Dunlouise Aberdeen Angus Facebook!
Our traditional Aberdeen Angus have no imported bloodlines. We are working with original British genetics and are currently using bulls which date back at least 50 years; bringing new life to old bloodlines.
These line bred cattle maintain the original identity of the Angus breed – setting the type. This unique herd provides grass finished beef for superior eating quality.
The genetic strength of these line bred cattle, leads to uniformity and efficiency, and is the blueprint of the Native Angus breed - the way forward into the 21st Century. Back to basics with these forage efficient cattle!
For more information or to get in contact please see our website:
www.dunlouiseangus.com
Or phone us on:
(+44)1307 462784
(+44)7860 825 324
Geordie and Louise had a flying visit to Kansas to see old friends and new. Couldn't have asked for better hospitality. Discussing and seeing all the best of Native Angus 🇺🇲🌎☀️🐄
Great feedback from the Grace and Pete Chapman in Aberdeenshire. 👌
"We've just finished calving today. This is the best calving we have had for easy calving, vigorous calves. 100% success rate so we are delighted.
Buying a Dunlouise bull is the key to a happy marriage 😜"
Unfortunately the video was too long to be able to upload it here. Maybe Grace will send a couple of stills of their fabulous ladies?
"We've just finished calving today. This is the best calving we have had for easy calving, vigorous calves. 100% success rate so we are delighted.
Buying a Dunlouise bull is the key to a happy marriage 😜"
Unfortunately the video was too long to be able to upload it here. Maybe Grace will send a couple of stills of their fabulous ladies?
I bet you think this video is to show our fleshy, deep bodied, grass finished cattle ...
no!
It's to show it has finally stopped raining at Dunlouise 😉
Happy weekend fellow breeders.
no!
It's to show it has finally stopped raining at Dunlouise 😉
Happy weekend fellow breeders.
Hip-hip-hooray! At long last!
In what seems like the wettest winter (after the wettest summer) in a long time, the girls were very ready to be outside.
☀️🍃🐄
In what seems like the wettest winter (after the wettest summer) in a long time, the girls were very ready to be outside.
☀️🍃🐄
We had a lot of fun talking to Backyard Green Films last summer! Extolling all the virtues of going Native!
Ep 111 Vicarious Agriculture DunLouise Aberdeen Angus
On our travels last summer to the U.K., we took a Bowman left and headed to Angus County, Scotland. There we were fortunate enough to meet the clan Soutar, w...
A nice surprise after lunch when nobody looked up to much an hour earlier!
7 days early, 32kg bull to a second calf heifer 👌
Go Native!
7 days early, 32kg bull to a second calf heifer 👌
Go Native!
