Dexters For Sale
Bulls we have used for this coming calving season: Belle Fourche Guido, Mrald Absolutely Perfect, Belle Fourche Cadence, Belle Fourche Bully
All animals are free of chondrodysplasia and PHA. We will gladly provide any known genotype for any trait, just let us know. Our bloodlines are mostly homozygous A2 but with the lack of scientific support for A2 having health benefits, we feel it would be misrepresentation to advertise animals as A2 or to price them differently. There are pros and cons to A2 milk, it is slightly more digestible for drinking a glass of milk, (if you do not suffer from lactose intolerance, as it is the same in that regard). It is not as good for making cheese, and will produce a lower yield. Here is a review of current literature on A2 milk. http://www.nature.com/ejcn/journal/v59/n5/full/1602104a.html
We strive to offer animals in the top 5% of the breed.Cows
Belle Fourche Poplin
Belle Fourche Poplin
Reg #: 056936
Sex: Female
DOB: 2025-01-20
Sire: Belle Fourche Cadence
Dam: Belle Fourche Gingham
This darling little girl has all the trimmings, including a very unusual full expression of wild-type coloring! Photos coming soon
Belle Fourche Queen Emma
Belle Fourche Queen Emma
Reg #: 056743
Sex: Female
DOB: 2024-11-11
Sire: Mrald Absolutely Perfect
Dam: Belle Fourche Bayeux
Queen Emma is a hardy and stout little heifer, with nice length and depth. She has a level topline, nice tail set, a compact body style with a long hip, long hook-to-pin and good angle, and nice heel depth. Great udder attachments coming from both sides. She is linebred Absolutely Perfect who has been exported to both Canada and Australia and breeders have reported improved heel depth and also noticed very friendly dispositions. Queen Emma has a very typey Dexter build. She is red with a black nose and is homozygous polled.
Bulls
Children's Book
Children's Book
Reg #: 00000
Sex: Male
Sire: 00000
Dam: 00000
Follow Pink, a young Dexter cow, as she and her barnyard friends solve the mystery of the stable room monster.
This book was written by our young neighbor. It is a delightful story and features Dexter Cattle, as well as Jacob and Shetland Sheep, Colored Angora Goats, and Icelandic Horses.
Susanne Barnett is a 12 year old girl who loves working with farm animals. She also enjoys writing children's stories. She brought these two hobbies together through "Pink and the Mystery of the Stable Room Monster". Susanne hopes children will not only enjoy the story but will also develop a love for some of the rare breeds of animals that live on American farms.
