Brahman

[Australian]

ften the hump and the ears are the biggest part of them at birth. Yes they are photogenic little critters. Most of the reds in Australia would have some Sindhi or Sahiwal in them way way back. Will take some of our grey sire and grey calves when it fines up.

[Australian]

A registered future breeder. This heifers' mother this year has a great red heifer by the bull above.
Gabriella is her name.

[Australian]

Another future breeder.

[Australian]

A half Brahman cow, sired by a Brahman out of a South Devon Red Angus cow. Calf is a 3/4 sired by our red Brahman sire.

[Australian]

Red heifer that is joined to our red sire. She's soft and very quiet with mostly old Australian lines. Will be complimented by our red sire who is similarly bred.

[Australian]

Our new grey sire, aged 2 years. Very very quiet bull.

[Australian]

A 2 month old grey future sire. By our own bred grey bull. This bulls mother is by the US bull JDH Mr Abel Manso.

[Australian]

6 weeks old grey heifer sired by our grey sire. very quiet calf out of an extremely quiet first calver.

[ANAZAZI]

A half Brahman cow, sired by a Brahman out of a South Devon Red Angus cow. Calf is a 3/4 sired by our red Brahman sire.

This pair is at my liking!

[ANAZAZI]

Really like all of them in fact. Great looking cattle! Thanks for posting them Colin.

[Australian]

Yes I love them. been breeding them for 38 years. had registered ones for 34 years. Love how well they do and how popular they are here in Australia. Wasn't always that way in the early days. had to really do a lot of promotion. Pity the South Devons that I breed had as much popularity.

[aussie_cowgirl]

Lovely animals. I really like the reds