Bulls available for leasing, 970-497-9842. vurnwillis@yahoo.com

Herd Sire "Bill" (Reg. #42199) hails from the ranches of Washington state, his offspring "George" (Reg. #48872) has taken over the duties of his line on the Two Pinons fold.



George




Bill, George's sire. (2009) Deceased



 Here is George's lineage:

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				Valhalla's Thor
			MSH McGlocklin of Haven
				Thorne of Tulach Ard
		Sire: Bill
				Valhalla's Thor II
			HLH Tammy of Haven
				Willapa Rae
Animal: TPR George (D)
				Valhalla's Thor
			MSH McGlocklin of Haven
				Thorne of Tulach Ard
		Dam: Hillary
				Mt. St. Helen's Exchequer
			HLH Isabel
				Tulip of Vee III Acres

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Herd Sire "Simon" (Reg. #45836) hails from the Ranches in Western Colorado and has started his own line in the Two Pinons fold.

Simon at 4yrs and Rosalyn with his first calf.



Simon at 3yrs.

Here is Simon's lineage:

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				Brain of Dirtane
			Ridge Top Simpson
				Who's Hill Britany
		Sire: J Bar T's Kahlen (D)
				Thistledown's Rannock
			Thistledown's Single Malt
				Lassy McDonald
Animal: WPL Simon (D)
				RoLyn Acre's Loggins
			Thistledown's Rannock
				Lassy McDonald
		Dam: Thistledown's Single Malt
				JS McDonald 75
			Lassy McDonald
				WJ Royal Lassy

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George and Simon are available for leasing and ready to service your cows and heifers.
Two Pinons Ranch
970-497-9842, email: vurnwillis@yahoo.com


SCOTTISH HIGHLAND LINKS:

1. Wikipedia description of scottish highland cattle: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Highland_cattle

2. Breed Standards of Highland Cattle as set forth in Inverness, June of 1885: http://www.highlandcattlesociety.com/highland_breed/standards.aspx This site is the Society in Scottland.

3. American Highland Cattle Association: http://www.highlandcattleusa.org/ For the current Two Pinons fold animals click on "Herdbook Search" then type 8080 in the "Current Owner Membership#" field then hit enter.

4. Canadian Highland Cattle Association: http://www.chcs.ca/eindex.htm I've read that a Highland/Hereford cross steer will yield greater hanging weight at processing than a purebred. There is alot of good information here.