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The Cattle Kings Fought over for 7,000 Years.

Darol Dickinson of the Dickerson Cattle Co. Inc (DCCI) Barnesville, Ohio USA writes:
(Click here to see a map of where DCCI Barnesville Ohio is in the USA. Right Click on the marker to zoom in)

Thanks for printing our little photo story on the tired little Texas Longhorn calves. We run up to 1600 head of registered cattle here in the Appalachian foot hills of the Ohio River Valley. Click here to check our ranch web site.

In the last few years we have sent Texas Longhorn semen and embryos to your country (Australia).

Magnum is half Watusi, half Texas Longhord

Magnum in the photo above, owned by Larry Smith II. This is believed to be the widest horn with the largest base of any steer of any breed. His 120″ tip-to-tip is exactly 10 feet. Magnum is half Watusi. He is one reason DCCI is excited abut Longhorn/Watusi crosses. If you are serious about horn, this is serious horn.

To learn more about the Longhorn Watusi cattle (The Cattle African Kings fought over for 7000 years) at the Dickinson Cattle Co Inc ranch in Ohio Click here

Below is Miss American Pie one of our favourite cows.

Miss American Pie

Below is some of our Watusi cows and calves. The Watusi herd was first founded in 1979. DCCI was the first private Ranch to breed Watusi, collect semen, and perform embryo transfers.

Watusi Cows and Calves

This Watusi cow pictured below produced the largest weaning weight of over 350 cows in 1997. Her extra horn twist makes her a stand-out in the Watusi herd.

Watusi Cow on the DCCI Ohio ranch

Below is a picture of the Summer Ranch tours that show DCCI cattle to thousands of people. Daily the Watusi are viewed by new fans.

Dickinson Cattle Co Inc Summer ranch Tours

Say G’day to Darol Dickinson in Ohio or ask him a question or leave your comment?

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