The Red Angus Herd

Our Red Angus herd was founded in 1998, using genetics from Leachman in Montana, USA. Since then we have used other sires to widen the genetic base of the herd, as the red version of the Angus breed has become more popular in the UK. The Red Angus is the foundation breed for many successful composite breeds worldwide, because it has been strongly selected for its commercial and maternal values; ie fertility and milkiness.

This selection pressure has become ever more focussed on modern requirements for low maintenance, high performance cattle.

Our foundation stock was designed to combine these qualities with moderate birthweights and high growth rates, and to produce cattle with conformation to meet UK carcase specifications.

In the UK we have sold over 20 Hawkley Red Angus bulls to work in commercial herds, mostly for breeding suckler replacements, and being used on breeds such as South Devon, Sussex, Simmental and Red Poll. The US Red Angus is one of the four foundation breeds of the Stabiliser composite, and some of our bulls are being used in Stabiliser herds. The quiet temperament of the Red Angus comes through in the Stabiliser which is gaining a reputation for its docility.

We have also exported bulls to Ireland and France since 2006.

As Red and Black Angus are the same breed, the reds are registered with the Aberdeen Angus Cattle Society in Perth, and qualify for Angus premium beef schemes.

A Selection of Herd Females


Leachman Red Pride A10	Leachman Red Jiba Y183	LCC Tilly MB009M	Freys Missie 546S

Sires Used in 2007


Bramshaw Hill Red Emperor C138	Pie Avalanche 381	LJC Javelin M08	Brown Vacation H7106

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