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Here, folks can see the animals that live on the ranch.

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Personal horses Here are the horses that belong to Kegan, her family, and her employees.

Family
Owner: KEGAN LAINEY DIESEL
→ Amarillo , 7YO, American Paint Horse, 16hh, Stallion


Staff: Upper Barn
Owner: Kalani Mele Rocha
→ Bear, 6YO, Clydesdale, 16.2hh, Gelding

Staff: Lower Barn
Owner: VIOLET YIEL OLSON
→ Bovi , 10YO, American Quarter Horse x Thoroughbred, 15.2hh, Gelding

Owner: SAMPSON FREYR GRAVES
→ Thumper, 16YO, American Quarter Horse, 15.3 hh, Gelding
→ Damsel, 13YO, Canadian Stock Horse, 15.2 hh, Mare
→ Nugget, 20YO, Mini Horse, 7 hh, Gelding

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Rescues and Full time residents

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Dogs and Cats Kegan believes in having a solid connection between herder and their dog. She has implemented a training system where they can bond and learn together. There are also livestock protection dogs for the cows, and a few barn cats to help keep pests away.

Herding Dogs These dogs live with their handler, or in a kennel if their handler lives off-site.

Name: Brisket Age: five Gender: female Handler: KEGAN LAINEY DIESEL (for now)

Name: Tank Age: seven Gender: male Handler: forrest luke palmer

Name: Sadie (Bacon for fun) Age: five Gender: female Handler: SAMPSON FREYR GRAVES

Livestock Guardians These dogs live with their cattle and will bark loudly if danger is near.

Name: Appa (8M) Name: Casper (10M)

Barn Cats Each barn on the property has a designated cat that keeps critters away.

Name: Louise (3F) Name: Bob (10M) Name: Gene (8M)

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The Cattle Kegan kept the forty of the original cattle but added a herd of ten English Longhorns, and ten Highland.


English Longhorn English Longhorns are large lean beef cattle with an impressive sweep of horns that curve down to around the nose. These impressive horns are valued in the pedigree. The body may be any one of a wide range of brindle colors (including colors from red to grey) but they all have the characteristic white line or "finching" along the back and down the tail, which is passed onto their crossbred progeny. Cows range in height from 130 to 140cm and weigh 500 to 600kg. Males average 150 cm in height and 1000 kg in weight.

Uses: Meat, Dairy

Highland Highland cows are a hardy breed with a double coat of hair that makes it easier for them to withstand harsh conditions. They have a thick undercoat that insulates them from cold temperatures and an oily outer coat that gives them their cute, furry appearance.

Uses: Dairy, Fiber

Limousin The Limousin is large, fine and has a strong boned frame. Mature Limousin females should average 650 kilos and mature males 1000 kilos. The head is small and short with a broad forehead, and the neck is short with a broad muzzle.An early-maturing breed, Limousins naturally produce young, but mature, lean beef in the medium weight range demanded by supermarkets and for intervention supply.

Uses: Meat