Meet the Herd
Earl is our new “future herd sire”. He is coming along nicely in his halter training and will bring paint colors to the herd.
El Toro is our original herd sire. He was one of our first zebu on the farm. He has a very good disposition and is usually found following one of us around the farm. He enjoys standing around the bonfire with us.
He tested negative for the bulldog genes, bdz and bd1.
Rocket was one of our herd sires.
He brought the micro size & color to the herd and has a very good disposition.
He tested negative for the bulldog genes, bdz and bd1.
This is our Lilly. Seabee is at her side. She is a sweetie pie. When people come visit, this is who we bring out. She is friendly with a great personality. She is our smallest cow at 28″ tall. She may be small, but her moo can be heard throughout the land! She makes sure we never forget feeding time.
She tested negative for the bulldog genes, bdz and bd1.
CanDo is one of our cows. She is named after the Seabees motto “Can Do”. She is the mascot of a Navy Seabee Veteran group. Since I was a Seabee, I thought it would be a good theme for the farm. CanDo recently gave birth to “Phoebe”. That’s what they call female Seabees.
Jummah is known for her big heart 🥰. No really, she has a heart on her side!
She is part of El Toro’s herd and out of HMF Jade.
HZF Seabee is our current herd sire and was the first calf born on the property. He is turning out to be quite the character. Super friendly, loves neck scratches and treat time! He is seen playing with the farm dogs and also loves a good bonfire like his daddy. He is the Mascot for a veteran’s group we belong to. He is seen here at the Welcome Home Veteran’s event at Andrews Airport in April 2026. Sire was El Toro; Dam was Lilly.
HZF Ramby moved on to Creekside Petting Zoo, which we are so happy about!
Sire El Toro; Dam Lulu.
HZF Phoebe is our first heifer calf born on the property. She will be staying here and will become part of El Toro’s herd. She is petite and loves pettings. Sire Rocket; Dam CanDo.
Fire will bring some nice colors in her calves. She is halter training and comes for treats.
