ERRAY FARM ISLE OF MULL

ERRAY HIGHLAND AND SHETLAND PONIES AND GALLOWAY CATTLE

Galloway Cattle 

We established our herd of black galloway cattle in 1972, the herd has been a closed one since 1973, they are bred for personality and character and to stay out on the hill all year, including calving.

Heifers and Steers for sale privately

The herd has been accredited free of BVD, Johne's and leptospirosis

in the

HERD CARE CATTLE HEALTH SCHEME

and have been managed in accordance with health scheme rules specified in the technical document of

CATTLE HEALTH CERTIFICTION STANDARDS (UK)

All cattle graze on Tick ground

 

QUOTE FROM A RECENT PURCHASER

“The cattle are as good as you described and they are certainly a credit to the galloway breed for their shapes”

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Gordon of Broadlea, (BN00049) bull born 24/03/04. His sire is Imperial of Corrie by Barfil Bombadier, and his dam is Gardenia 30yth of Broadlea by Glenkiln Zeppelin.


    



 

 

 

Cows and calves - galloway cattle are excellent for conservation since they thrive on really rough grazing.   They produce a calf a year and live well in to their teens, they are excellent mothers with plenty of milk


 
They are a good maternal foundation for naturally produced beef.

 

 

Galloway heifers - we usually have some for sale - we prefer to sell privately and visitors are welcome

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Galloway steers - again we often have some for sale, they are slow to mature BUT the meat is full of flavour and just melts in the mouth - well worth the wait.   While you wait they improve the grazing for sheep by removing the excess roughage.



 

 

Erray Galloways helping the National Trust and English Nature on a farm in the Lake District to protect valuable species within an ESA since galloways unlike sheep will graze mature grass which smothers and restricts the growth of young plants. 8

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Young stock for sale.
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For those wishing to introduce cattle to improve the land, we are happy to provide a selection of cows and heifers of various ages so that a small herd can be started up
As requested my original dam bloodlines

"Carnea 4th of Gilchristland off Flash of Glenturk and Heath of Cilchristland - Erray Winner
Craigneston Rosa off Solomon of Cannee and Craigneston Rosetta 3rd - Erray Rose
Marbrake Oatcake off Linfairn Elite and Marbrake Lorna - Erray Oatcake
Nettie 53rd of Whitehill off Bond of Broadlea and Nettie 49th of Whitehill - Erray Natasha
Camellia of Broadlea off Plascow Vesty and Camellia 2nd of Broadlea - Erray Dusky
Charm 6th of Laight off Tosh 2nd of Cuilfail and Charmer 3rd of Laight - Erray Charm
Gem 5th of Birkwood off Trademark of Strahanna and Gem of Archerbeck - Erray Gem
Dulcie 16th of Wollrig off Craigmuie Mark and Dulcie 9th of Wollrig - Erray Snowflake
Bulls that have had a big influence are
Westdrums Mercury off Barmark Blimp and Plascow Miss Alma
Lucky Lad of Gass off Saul of Broadlea and Rosanna 2nd of Gass
Barlaes North Wind off Royal Bond of Tweedshaws and Barlaes Nancy 28th"
Recent bulls are Bede of Broadlea off Xray of Dalswinton and Bequest 33rd of Broadlea
and Gordon of Broadlea (see top of page)
OUR CURRENT BULL IS BEN LOMOND JILTER   SIRE HUNTLY HERCULES/ DAM BEN LOMOND GYPSY ROSE

 

 
 
 

 

 

 

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