I AM ANGUS: Lines of Angus County | Dunlouise Angus

In the county of Angus, Scotland, naturally polled, black cattle still roam the countryside just as they have for centuries. Taking the Angus story back to where it all began, “Lines of Angus County” shares a personal look at the Angus breed from Angus county natives who fought to keep the original lines of Angus cattle from extinction.
Shot and edited by
Josh Comninellis

[@143topline]

Lovely to see the native Angus cattle as I remember them from my youth

[@yoopermann7942]

they have a beautiful herd of cattle,, i love those short legged big bellied and big butted cows, you can fit more of them on a farm!!

[@mariapierce2707]

How interesting to keep the Angus thriving...I had no idea. Wishing you continued success.

[@franciscojavierescaladanav5906]

I like native Angus very much,great vídeo.

[@davidwilkie3819]

Interesting

[@angrybill]

Good afternoon. I happened upon your video purely by accident. What a beautiful farm you have. I live outside Jay, Oklahoma on 9 Acres of grassland much like all of the grassland we call the farm belt in America. I trade my grass for grass fed beef with a local cattleman. I am not personally a farmer. I grew up in big cities but always remembered my youth living on a lake between 1949 and 1957. That was as close to "country" as I ever got. The lake was just outside Minneapolis, Minnesota. I loved your video and hope that you are moved to make more. The cattleman who grazes his cattle on my land has Angus cows. Wonderful beef!

[@AngusAssoc]

So glad you enjoyed the video Bill! Thanks for sharing your story.