Photographs of your Dexters ....

[RobBen]

This is the new boy

[Mark Bowles]

So who is he??

[RobBen]

O yes how rude! He is Stargate Crossfire but we call him Fiery Balls.

[SteveM]

we have decided to invest in a zero grazing system for a few of our stock that cant currently be turned out.

[Colin]

I haven't posted anything for a long time as my ability to keep dexters has been in doubt for a few years, which has been quite stressful at times. This was due to my dependency on renting land which went through a period of turmoil whilst various landowners decided to do other things. Nevertheless I have clung on and have managed to buy some land of my own. So now it is a question of how many not whether. Here's a couple of pictures taken during the hot summer on my newly acquired field. It looks a bit like the Serengeti, but as I am under stocked I've been able to ride out the drought and the cattle have done really well.

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[Colin]

Not sure what happened to this photo

[Louisa Gidney]

Hopefully, here's Rosewood Glenkinchie in 2017. The crutch I'm holding should give an idea of his height as the hand grip is at 36".
Glen is available for hire, or I might consider selling him this autumn.

[black1jack]

[Rob R]

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Hopefully, here's Rosewood Glenkinchie in 2017. The crutch I'm holding should give an idea of his height as the hand grip is at 36".
Glen is available for hire, or I might consider selling him this autumn.

Wow, he looks different to when I last saw him!

[Louisa Gidney]

Rob - Glen's matured well and is throwing some cracking calves.