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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 dam to Flint, Hamlet, June, and her most recent calf, Kevin.

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.  We are looking forward to seeing his 2022 calves.

Eva

Beagan - AKA Momma

Fun Dun

A farm favorite, Eva.

Caldwell Farms Eva

Eva has a very calm temperament.  She's been nicknamed Eva the "Diva" since she loves being petted and groomed. 

Fun Dun

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 and now Kooter.

June

Fun Dun

Jeter

Home Oasis June

June is our most vocal animal.  She enjoys her pasture time with Jeter. 

Dam: Beagan Sire: Challenger

DOB:  June 11, 2021

Jeter

Fun Dun

Jeter

Home Oasis Jeter

 Jeter, our steer, is comical and curious. 

Dam:  Fun Dun  

DOB:  June 4, 2021

Kevin

Kooter

Kooter

Home Oasis Kevin 

Dam:  Beagan      Sire: Elvis  

DOB:  June 26, 2022

Kooter

Kooter

Kooter

Home Oasis Kooter 

Dam:  Fun Dun     Sire: Elvis  

Half brother to Kevin and Jeter.

DOB:  July 3, 2022

Kyle

Kooter

Kyle

Home Oasis Kyle 

Dam:  Eva    Sire: Elvis  

Our last calf of 2022 is a cute Dun bull.

DOB:  August 5, 2022

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

Jeter

    Fun Facts

    Did You Know?

    • Purebred Belted Galloway cattle come in three (3) basic colors:  Black, Red and Dun. Black is the most common and Dun is the scarcest, with variations within each color being possible.
    • 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.
    • * 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

    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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