Watusi Cattle join The Stables Family

The “The Cattle of Kings" have found a new home at The Stables at Russell Crossroads. Watusi in the United States have been known to have horn bases that measure up to 28 inches in circumference, eight inches in diameter and eight feet from tip to tip. You will be able to spot them from a mile away.
Stop by The Stables next time you’re at Russell Crossroads for a chance to see the Watusi for yourself!

[@nkurikiyimanajackson9547]

I like this 😃😃😃🤟

[@jjnan388]

Akiiki is Batoro Mpako

[@murasiravicent9964]

Inyambo cows, I want to visit

[@bentutsibensamale7520]

I m a tutsi my tribe is named after them I now understand the importance of their long horn Where is Russell at which state Is it Russell kansas?I would visit These cattle are to us as dogs are to European Very smart And they will recognize their names

[@EastTexasADV]

Beautiful animals however they are crossed w Longhorns and what ever else we could get here in the states. A true Watusi has Lyer shaped horns. The flat horns are a gene from the longhorn that was introduced.

[@condor8142]

Royal Cows or INYAMBO (in Kinyarwanda).

[@relaxmeditatesleepmusic8321]

Are these not ANKOLE? as famously known in east Africa.

[@binaliaksunger7630]

❣️🌹❤️👉💓💯💖🙏👍

[@johnfraser6196]

WOW, living a life of luxury,no hamburgers here

[@janvierlion751]

These cows are not inyambo

[@bararusesa6668]

They are not watusi cows. They are Batutsi cows.

[@irirenga2064]

This is not inyambo!inyambo has one colour!

[@rafaelveeas3571]

Creo que esos toros me superan en cuernos saludos desde RD