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I have several more Lowline heifers for sale. Some of these will make good show heifers. Lowlines are new to TCCA this year. 979-481-0951 E-mail  [email protected] Website  flyingjlranch.com

TJ I really like the Sherman lines. I am using a bull right now on some Santa Gertrudis cattle that's a Durbin son which is a brother to Sherman. His registration number is FM3993 he is a very impressive bull. 49 inches at the hip and longer than Nova.

TJ We used your bull, Doc Holliday, on some of our cows. He's a very impressive bull. I am confident from what I have seen that our Doc Holliday calves will be real performers in the show ring and the pasture. Larry

They are a breed of cattle. Pure Angus genetics. Every full blood animal is DNA tested to be sure it is pure genetically  from the original Lowline Angus herd which came from Pure Aberdeen Angus Cattle. A lot of people think these are mini cattle. There not miniature cattle. They are smaller but...

Semen is available on this bull for 35.00 per straw, certificates are free. This is a real  heifer bull and totally Angus genetics. I have never seen anyone unhappy with their calves.

This bull weighs 1590 lbs and stands 48 inches tall at the hip. The largest calf born to date weighed 59 lbs. It was out of a 1750 lb Santa Gertrudis cow. This is a real heifer bull. Adj weaning weights on first calf heifers are at around 500 lbs. Go fishing come calving time.

I will find trucking for you if you need it in any part of the country. I had a bull shipped from North Dakota to Texas just two weeks ago for 200.00 I can also provide pictures. Just let me know what your interested in. Larry

I have several Lowline heifers for sale in central Texas. They are in TCCA now. Be one of the first to show one. Call Larry at 979-481-0951 or email me at [email protected]

What about sexed semen for IVF? How many straws does it take per pregnancy?

We have a Santa Gertrudis cow that weighed 1750 lbs just 10 days before she had 52 lb. half Lowline heifer. She is the largest cow on our ranch. The calf is now 5 months old and weighs over 500 lbs. This is not really unusual, from our experience with Lowline bulls. The bull used on this cow is...

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TJ, Thank you so much for your kind words.  We really believe in the Lowlines.  I currently serve as Secretary of SLABA.  Lynn serves as Chairman of the Show Committee and Larry is also a member of the committee.  I like you am very passionate about our breed as is the rest of the family.  We...

Interesting collection. I loved your photos of the Miss Budweiser!  She has carried the U-1 number since I was in college thirty years ago with a boyfriend who raced APBA outboards.  I'm sure she has carried the number longer then that.  I remember watching her race on Clear Lake in the...

TJ, All of your arguments as to why 1/2 bloods should be shown are valid.  SLABA was not given a choice to have two divisions as we do in sanctioned Lowline shows.  Lowlines were set up just like all of the other breeds.  Two divisions as I stated before will be considered should the number of...

TJ, send me the information on the heifers you have for sale via our website: www.flyingjlranch.com Larry and I are the ones handling the database for SLABA and the contact source for Lowlines in TCCA.  We are committed to selling those heifers first from members of SLABA.  I'm not sure...

I would recommend finding a good trimmer and keep her trimmed on a six week schedule.  We have had our best luck with popping in the pasterns this way then any other. Larry & Kim

I happen to agree with Jill's assessment.  I would have like to see a straight on picture to see what his chest floor looked like.  I also agree to feed him.  With our show cattle we also worm every two months with ivermectin.  And whether shown slick or with hair we give a soap bath every five...

Is anyone interested in showing Lowline Angus Heifers in TCCA. Please let me know what your thoughts are. I have been selling a lot of heifers to people who say they will be showing them in their county fairs and some major shows in Texas. I would be very interested in posting your show pictures...

Try a Lowline Angus bull. There are several very good ones to chose from. Calves will weigh less than 60 lbs. and are very marketable. Check out flyingjlranch.com

I have a few Lowline steers and several heifers left for sale at the ranch near Waco TX. Lowline Angus are in the TCCA starting this year. There are some really nice calves in this group. Be one of the first to show a Lowline Angus Heifer in the TCCA. The steers can be shown in Star Five also...