BueLingo Breed Photo Tour

Buelingo greet a FAM tour group from Canada. Buelingo dispositon is one of the best.

When you meet a Buelingo herd coming down the road, they are very impressive.

This is an 8 year old gold belted BueLingo. She has several daughters represented in the DCC herd.

Buelingo are mostly black and white. When a silver or gold belted one shows up they are very valuable.

The belt is Buelingo. This striking trait catches even a sleepy eye.

Calligraphy is a Dakota Marshall daughter. She is dam of Graphic Progress.

This great red Salers cow brought proven calving ease and growth genetics to the DCC red family of Buelingo

The DCC herd is 100% performance tested to identify small birth weights and large weaning weights. This has been done since the late 1980s and has resulted is great breed improvement.

Dip Stick pictured at age 2. He is a great calving ease sire for heifers. Semen Available.

This calf is from a registered Buelingo and sired by the famous red Limousine sire Wolfs Polled Progress.

Many early DCC Buelingo were bred from registered French Salers red cows including this feminine female.

Yard of Fun is 2275 lbs. and was selected from the Dr. Roland Vernon herd. He was the Senior Sire at DCC for 2005 & 2006. Semen Available.

Some carefully selected Charolias blood is in the DCC herd representing the famous AI sire "Iron Man".

This very correct Buelingo weighed over 770 lbs at 205 days of age. She later became a Buelingo National Champion.

Every year public tours of the Texas Longhorn, African Watusi, and BueLingo bteeds are offered by DCC. Some days over 300 people per day see the herds. Thousands of people have first learned about them on these popular tours.

At DCC in 2008 these four young herd sires represent the silver, red, and black belted patterns.

Smoke'n Fin has given rich silver belts and thick steaks, a great combination.

This 3 yr. old is a Cycle Progress daughter. Cycle Progress was the best BueLingo sire used at DCC with a highly appreciated Limousin sire. Semen still Available.

Buelingo cows are wonderful mothers. A great mother weans a huge calf. The silver belted cows have become the most valuable in the DCC herd. Most have about 1/16 Charolias which gives great thickness.

Buelingo are absolutely beautiful pasture cattle. Their fast gaining performance is even more impressive.

This is one of the DCC headquarters facilities. The semen sires, office, and meat store are here.

"Ring of Cross" was International Champion in 2000 shown for DCC by Michelle Shipe. Ring Of Cross is a very productive cow with many young Buelingo tracing back to her.

Joel Dickinson (on right), an owner of DCC, proudly holds the Buelingo National Champion Cow trophy.

The ranch billboard is visible at mile marker 200 on Ohio Interstate 70.

This wonderful female was Buelingo National Champion in 1998. Age 2.

Everyone loves the Buelingo calves, even Nicole Lenz, daughter of ranch owner Dela Lenz.

DCC sells Registered Buelingo cattle all year. More people buy their first Buelingo from DCC than any other herd.

Most Buelingo are black belted with the original horned Dutch dairy influence. The DCC herd is nearing 100% polled and is 100% performance tested. The DCC introduction of the most popular Salers, Charolais, and Limousin made the DCC herd almost a total out cross to other herds. The dairy look is gone.

Dip Echo was a ton plus easy calving sire use by DCC for 4 years.

Scarlet Kid is a very popular AI sire. Many are using him to add Buelingo gain and retain easy calving.

The Longhorn & BueLingo buses tour the pastures daily in the summer. Guests feed the Buelingo by hand a special cow-candy.

Buelingo graze in open pastures at DCC all 12 months. Joel Dickinson checks young cows on a 4x4 Honda.

This is the silver family of BueLingo. They are very popular.

Linda Dickinson can round up an entire Buelingo herd in less than a New York minute with a bucket of feed.

Daily tours of the Buelingo herd are conducted for the public all summer. Price $12 for adults. The beautiful Appalachian scenery is a thrill to behold.

The BueLingo Tour bus.

Several thousand people view DCC cattle herds annually. People are not entertained, nor will they pay to view other breeds of cattle.