Heritage Shorthorn Society
The Heritage Shorthorn Society helps breeders of Heritage Shorthorns to preserve, produce, and promote quality Heritage Shorthorn cattle.
Breed History - Heritage Shorthorn Society
There currently is a surge of interest in all types of heritage livestock, including cattle, presenting an opportune time to raise and promote Heritage Shorthorns. All funds generated by HSS are dedicated to publicizing Heritage Shorthorns and forging new markets that can help bring success to breeders of these cattle.
Heritage Milking Shorthorns - Heritage Shorthorn Society
Many current Heritage Shorthorn breeders listed in the HSS membership directory have cows or Heritage Shorthorn bloodlines that can be utilized as Heritage Milking Shorthorns. Heritage Shorthorns can make a great family cow.
U.S. & Canadian Members / Breeders - Heritage Shorthorn Society
Most of the members listed on this Page are involved with producing purebred Shorthorns, although some members raised Shorthorns for many years but no longer have cattle. Some breeders produce strictly Registered Heritage/Native Shorthorns, while others use Heritage bloodlines to enhance their Shorthorn breeding programs.
Cattle for Sale — Heritage Shorthorn Society
100% Heritage/Native, Dual Purpose, Dual Registered Cattle for Sale. Please see our ad ( Haumont Shorthorns ) on the Breeder's Ad Page for further information. Contact: Kevin Cooksley (308)-872-2617 Email: [email protected]
Opportunities - Heritage Shorthorn Society
Heritage Shorthorns are in a favorable position compared to other heritage breeds of cattle because of the tremendous genetic diversity & attributes that still exist due to the extensive number of Heritage Bulls that had semen collected on them in the 1950’s, 1960’s, and 1970’s.
Classic Bulls, A to H — Heritage Shorthorn Society
To help familiarize people with the genetic background of Modern Shorthorns, the Heritage Shorthorn Society is furnishing brief summaries, pictures, and pedigree links of many of the important Heritage Shorthorn bulls that were born between 1950 and 1985.
A Shorthorn Heritage (Part 1)
2023年9月6日 · A Shorthorn Heritage (Part 1) Lonny Flack · September 6, 2023 Lonny, at Story County Fair, Iowa, showing a Milking Shorthorn steer raised by his Grandpa Flack.
Why Heritage? — Heritage Shorthorn Society
There currently is a surge of interest in all types of heritage livestock, including cattle, presenting an opportune time to raise and promote Heritage Shorthorns because they embody so many of the desirable traits (listed below) that farmers and producers are looking for.
Historical Shorthorns Introduction — Heritage Shorthorn Society
The Heritage Shorthorn Society is honored to have Dr. Bert Moore author the “Historic Shorthorns” section of HSS. This section highlights important bulls (and cows) in the Shorthorn breed during the last 120+ years. It is divided into time intervals and includes pedigrees, pictures, and information.