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Ankole Cattle are a regal, graceful and resilient ancient humped cattle arising out of Uganda, the land of milk, the Pearl of Africa. They have exceptionally large, long and magnificent ivory horns which seem to touch the clear blue skies.
Their horns knocking together with the tone of African drums while they move through the land with the rustle of a veld fire.
Ankole are intelligent, fertile and adaptable built to survive in the harshest of African climates and proven to stand the test of time. A trademark of the Ankole are their contrasting white horns and velvet fine coat. Their horns used for display, fighting, protection, social hierarchy, thermoregulation, communication as well as providing them with the ability to break branches enable them to browse during times of drought. The Ankole share the traits of strong family bonds of their originators.
Ankole are intelligent, fertile and adaptable built to survive in the harshest of African climates and proven to stand the test of time. A trademark of the Ankole are their contrasting white horns and velvet fine coat. Their horns used for display, fighting, protection, social hierarchy, thermoregulation, communication as well as providing them with the ability to break branches enable them to browse during times of drought. The Ankole share the traits of strong family bonds of their originators.
During October 2003 I discovered a new, unexpected fire in my heart. There are many things I’m intensely passionate about:..little did I know, that there was space in my heart for one thing more....
- by President Cyril Ramaphosa
Much debate abounds amongst archaeologists and scholars on how and when cattle were first domesticated, and more specifically, where and when the Ankole first emerged. Some say domestication of cattle can be traced as far back as 10,000 years...
- by President Cyril Ramaphosa
The Ankole Cattle Breeders’ Society has been growing at a steady pace. This has been a long but incredibly rewarding journey since my first sighting of these magnificent creatures in Uganda. Every breeder can tell their own story of how their first encounter with the Ankole moved them...
- by President Cyril Ramaphosa
During October 2003 I discovered a new, unexpected fire in my heart. There are many things I’m intensely passionate about:..little did I know, that there was space in my heart for one thing more....
- by President Cyril Ramaphosa
Much debate abounds amongst archaeologists and scholars on how and when cattle were first domesticated, and more specifically, where and when the Ankole first emerged. Some say domestication of cattle can be traced as far back as 10,000 years...
- by President Cyril Ramaphosa
The Ankole Cattle Breeders’ Society has been growing at a steady pace. This has been a long but incredibly rewarding journey since my first sighting of these magnificent creatures in Uganda. Every breeder can tell their own story of how their first encounter with the Ankole moved them...
- by President Cyril Ramaphosa
During October 2003 I discovered a new, unexpected fire in my heart. There are many things I’m intensely passionate about:..little did I know, that there was space in my heart for one thing more....
- by President Cyril Ramaphosa
Much debate abounds amongst archaeologists and scholars on how and when cattle were first domesticated, and more specifically, where and when the Ankole first emerged. Some say domestication of cattle can be traced as far back as 10,000 years...
- by President Cyril Ramaphosa
The Ankole Cattle Breeders’ Society has been growing at a steady pace. This has been a long but incredibly rewarding journey since my first sighting of these magnificent creatures in Uganda. Every breeder can tell their own story of how their first encounter with the Ankole moved them...
- by President Cyril Ramaphosa
During October 2003 I discovered a new, unexpected fire in my heart. There are many things I’m intensely passionate about:..little did I know, that there was space in my heart for one thing more....
- by President Cyril Ramaphosa
Much debate abounds amongst archaeologists and scholars on how and when cattle were first domesticated, and more specifically, where and when the Ankole first emerged. Some say domestication of cattle can be traced as far back as 10,000 years...
- by President Cyril Ramaphosa
Martin: 082 786 0661
Claire: 082 773 1415
info@fullbloodgenetics.com
martin@fullbloodgenetics.com
claire@fullbloodgenetics.com
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