The Murray Grey International Association(of which Ms.Camp's
Dad is a member!) is the largest and fastest growing
Murray Grey group in North America. We are adding 4 new
members this month of July. The son of the founder
of the breed, Murray Sutherland, is also one of our members.
The website for the benefit of the members(created and
maintained by my 'puter guru son) is located at:
http://www.murraygrey.org
The site lists links for several members, to include
Murray Sutherland. His website has an excellent,
"insider-view" recount of the history of the breed.
See it here: http://www.michaelong.com.au/
(click on the "history" selection at the left of the page)
Here's a photo of the front parlor of the homestead
where the breed was started. Mrs. Sutherland and
a neighbor pondered, discussed, and finalized a name
for the breed in this very room:
The original herdbooks are on the desk, and the nice
portrait on the mantle is of Mrs. Sutherland. Murray has
moved back to the homestead and renovated everything;
as he promised his mom before she passed. From what
I've seen in photos, Murray has some of the best genetics
of the breed on that continent. I think he is collecting
a bull named "Michaelong Yes!" now for export....an
extremely handsome fellow with excellent DNA scores
for tenderness and marbling.
Dad is a member!) is the largest and fastest growing
Murray Grey group in North America. We are adding 4 new
members this month of July. The son of the founder
of the breed, Murray Sutherland, is also one of our members.
The website for the benefit of the members(created and
maintained by my 'puter guru son) is located at:
http://www.murraygrey.org
The site lists links for several members, to include
Murray Sutherland. His website has an excellent,
"insider-view" recount of the history of the breed.
See it here: http://www.michaelong.com.au/
(click on the "history" selection at the left of the page)
Here's a photo of the front parlor of the homestead
where the breed was started. Mrs. Sutherland and
a neighbor pondered, discussed, and finalized a name
for the breed in this very room:
The original herdbooks are on the desk, and the nice
portrait on the mantle is of Mrs. Sutherland. Murray has
moved back to the homestead and renovated everything;
as he promised his mom before she passed. From what
I've seen in photos, Murray has some of the best genetics
of the breed on that continent. I think he is collecting
a bull named "Michaelong Yes!" now for export....an
extremely handsome fellow with excellent DNA scores
for tenderness and marbling.