We started showing  the Maine-Anjou breed when our daughter was in school in FFA due to their excellent disposition. We started with heifers and later incorporated steers into the mix. After she graduated, we decided to continue raise and produce cattle as a hobby, which soon turned into a full time job for Doris. Within a few years of selective breeding and genetic improvements, we began producing quality and competitive calves. Though we are a small breeder, we will remain that way allowing us to give all our calves the nutrition, handling, and training they need as the progress from their first days till they leave our ranch. We manage a small herd which keeps us from neglecting other calves and span our birthing to cover a variety of show dates throughout the year. Due to being a small breeder, we are limited on our calves throughout the year which will range from 5 to 15 per year that we will have available for outside sell at the moment and will soon be breeding 8 new female this year to add to the herd. We are predominately a Maine-Anjou breeder, but also have some cross bred calves by other outstanding AI sires.