Fearrington's Belted Galloway Cows
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- čas přidán 20. 09. 2011
- Learn about the history of the famed herd of Belted Galloway Cows that dot the pastures of Fearrington Village, just south of Chapel Hill, North Carolina. Proprietor R.B. Fitch tells how the Belties came to be the property's mascot, and Farm Manager Bob Strowd offers insight about their daily life here and their role in the community. Video by Beth Ely.
I’m Montagnard indigenous I love this black white stripes cows they are stunning .
Wow - I was just in Northern Connecticut a few days ago - first time I'd ever seen this breed. Shocked anyone in the South has them.
You have a very limited view of the world, sir.
They are BEAUTIFUL! We have a small (less than 12) herd of belted galloway up the street. This year they had 3 calves! They are not as full and fat as these guys!
bulls are usually ringed, it for handling safety usually. Bulls have a tendency to be aggressive the older they get. sometimes they use a similar method for milking cows, the ring creates a distracting to the dam and wont let the calf suckle anymore..so she can be milked . Sometimes they're just ringed if a herd if they show aggressive tendencies to be able to handle them more safety.
Where are you located. I'm looking for a belted galloway heifer calf just weaned.
Hi there, my little girl LOVES belties. She is obsessed with them. Does anyone know anywhere in australia where you can buy belties cow teddies and merchandise?
Gostaria de comerciar semim dessa raça...
Os tal village doença fita roubada carreiro galo