We wanted to keep everyone advised that our group is experiencing some serious health problems. Both Angie Base (wife of our President Vernon) and Pam Jackson (wife of our Vice President, Richard and herself our Association Secretary), are fighting some serious health issues. We want to wish them both well and let them know that they are in all of our thoughts.
Category Archives: Miscellaneous
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A little piece of history from Darol Dickinson
This is the first Full Watusi embryo Transplant born in North America. It was 1980. Sire was Jimmy the Swede and the dam was a Rare Animal Survival cow. Me on the left and embryologist Za Johnson on the right. This was at our lab at Calhan, Colorado. This calf came at great cost in the early days of embryo transfer. There were only a few.
Looking for this cow
Dr. Paul Polzin, a Lifetime Member of the World Watusi Association, has seen this photo of a cow in Uganda and fallen in love. Yes, he knows that he can’t have this particular cow but he would very much like to find one or two that look somewhat like her. If you have or know of anyone that may have one for sale, please contact Paul at paulpolzin@centurytel.net
Buffalo Bill – a great example of size
It Started in Africa #9
Sharing a photo from Lazy B Farms
The corral
The Gilbert Family Business: Bar G Ranch
Located in the central area of the state of Utah around 150 miles Southeast of Salt Lake City is the small historic community of Castle Dale. Nestled between the Manti-La Sal National Forest and the Cedar Mountain Recreational Area this sparsely populated area of the state offers an abundance of natural beauty. The area offers spectacular scenery including the Little Grand Canyon, Moab, Sid’s Mountain and more. Like other communities in this area known as Castle Country, the major economic base is farming and livestock raising as well as coal mining. The rugged natural beauty of this desert landscape blends well with the lifestyle of the rugged individuals that live there.
BWS Cherry Blossom
Sarah Cuellar of Aubrey, Texas is proud to share her new addition with us. This is BWS Cherry Blossom with her beautiful new heifer calf. Email Sarah.
Please don’t kick me…
Derrick Passey has updated us on Tax Day (at least there was some good news on April 15) to show us the heifer that he gave to his 7 year old son, Decker. Decker is supposed to take care of this ten month old heifer to sell and raise money for his future education. Derrick says that Decker was driving him crazy to get her in the barn so that was the night. In this photo he is petting her with a broom “so he could keep his teeth.”
This nice heifer is out of Sarah Serendipity and TW Booger.