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Beagan - AKA Momma

Beagan - AKA Momma

Beagan - AKA Momma

Beagan, enjoying time in the farm pasture.

Caldwell Farms Beagan

Beagan is the daughter of X-Umi and following in her mother's role as herd matriarch.  She is dam to Flint, Hamlet, June, Kevin, Louise, and Marcelie. 

 DOB: 2014


Elvis - Herd Sire

Beagan - AKA Momma

Beagan - AKA Momma

Y Knot Elvis

Elvis loves hand fed treats and a scratch on his big, curly head. Offspring include: Kevin, Kooter, Kyle, Lyle, Louise, Lady, Lolly, Marcelie, Marrom and Norman.

DOB: May 19, 2017

Eva

Beagan - AKA Momma

A farm favorite, Eva.

Caldwell Farms Eva

Eva has been nicknamed Eva the "Diva" since she loves being pet.  She's the dam of Jose, Kyle, Lyle & Nigel.

DOB: June 1, 2017

Fun Dun

Fun Dun

Y Knot Fun Dun

Fun Dun is a bit shy, yet calm and gentle. She's been a great mom to Jeter, Kooter, Lolly, and Norman.

DOB: May 7, 2018

June

Fun Dun

Louise

Home Oasis June

June is our most vocal Beltie; dam to our first silver dun, Lady and a cute chocolate dun, Marrom!

Dam: Beagan Sire: Challenger

DOB:  June 11, 2021

Louise

Fun Dun

Louise

Home Oasis Louise (Lou)

Dam:  Beagan    Sire: Elvis   

DOB:  July 6, 2023

Lady

Marcelie

Lolly

Home Oasis Little Lady

A beautiful rare silver dun.

Dam:  June    Sire: Elvis   

DOB:  August 28, 2023

Lolly

Marcelie

Lolly

Home Oasis Lolly

 A beautiful RED heifer.  So, unexpected! 

Dam:  Fun Dun  Sire: Elvis

DOB:  November 19, 2023

Marcelie

Marcelie

Marcelie

Home Oasis Marcelie

Another silver dun.

Dam:  Beagan      Sire: Elvis  

DOB:  June 16, 2024

Marrom

Marrom

Marcelie

Home Oasis Marrom

Little Miss chocolate dun! Her name 'Marrom" means brown in Portuguese.

Dam:  June     Sire: Elvis  

DOB:  September 30, 2024

Norman

Marrom

Norman

Home Oasis Norman

This little guy is hearty; born in -15F weather.

Dam:  Fun Dun     Sire: Elvis  

DOB:  January 15, 2025

Steers

Lyle

Nigel - Side A

Nigel - Side A

Home Oasis Lyle

Dam:  Eva    Sire: Elvis   

DOB:  August 10, 2023

Nigel - Side A

Nigel - Side A

Nigel - Side A

Home Oasis Nigel

Nigel is a unique looking mismarked Beltie.  Depending on which side you see he looks like an entirely different animal.

Dam:  Eva    Sire: Elvis  

DOB:  March 10, 2025

Nigel - Side B

Nigel - Side A

Nigel - Side B

Home Oasis Nigel

Nigel is a unique looking mismarked Beltie.  Depending on which side you see he looks like an entirely different animal.

Dam:  Eva    Sire: Elvis  

DOB:  March 10, 2025

Memberships

Home Oasis Farm loves to support belties.

 A lifetime member of the Belted Galloway Society and 

a member of the Great Lakes Belted Galloway Association.

Our Belties Photo Gallery

Little Lady, a rare silver dun with Dam June


    Fun Facts

    Did You Know?

    • Purebred Belted Galloway cattle come in three (3) basic colors:  Black, Red and Dun. Belted Galloway cattle may be black, red or dun (i.e. brown). Silver dun is a rare, beautiful variation of dun.
    • Purebred Belted Galloway's are naturally polled.  Meaning:  no horns
    • Galloway's originated in Scotland's hill country and began being imported into the United States in the 1940's.
    • Winter warmth is provided by their double coat of hair, rather than the layer of backfat most breeds require.  The Belted Galloways' heritage has conditioned them to survive in very harsh climates making them a thrifty, medium-sized beef breed.
    • * In Europe, the breed is considered a “light grazer,” meaning that its relatively light bodyweight makes it preferred for grazing where heavier animals would damage marginal lands. Belted Galloways are also known for their browsing ability, giving them added value in the management and diversification of grasslands. *The Livestock Conservancy
    • The Beltie as a beef animal produces exceptionally lean and flavorful meat with carcass dressed weights in excess of 60 percent of live weight.  
    • Belted Galloway Society link https://www.beltie.org/index.php
    • Beltie Beef Statistics https://www.beltie.org/statistics.php 
    • Belted Galloways have a broad white belt completely encircling the body between the shoulder and the hind legs. The rest of the coat is normally black, but can also be dun or red. The dun color is caused by a mutation in the PMEL gene, the same mutation that causes dun and silver dun in Highland cattle.

    Eva the Diva

    SOLD

    Home Oasis Jose

    Home Oasis Hamlet

    Home Oasis Hamlet

    Home Oasis All Shook Up

    DOB:  October 1, 2021

    Dam: Eva   Sire: Elvis 

    Sold as a breed bull in 2022.

    Home Oasis Hamlet

    Home Oasis Hamlet

    Home Oasis Hamlet

    Home Oasis Hamlet

    DOB:  July 5, 2020

    Sold to two boys starting their own Beltie herd.

    Home Oasis Gus

    Home Oasis Flint

    Home Oasis Flint

    Black and white Belted Galloway, Gus.

    Home Oasis Gus

    DOB:  March 29, 2019

    Sold as a breed bull in 2019.

    Home Oasis Flint

    Home Oasis Flint

    Home Oasis Flint

    Dun bull Flint, our farm's firstborn.

    Home Oasis Flint

    DOB:  November 16, 2018

    Sold as a breed bull in 2019.

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