These cattle were also run in the federal woods by Ola Ladner. These are from the same family as Ladnier, but somewhere along the line the ‘i’ in the name was dropped. Grandson Lionel Ladner owned the last five cows of the original pure Olla Ladner herd in...
“The Palmer-Dunn strain of Pineywoods is named for Mrs. Muriel Palmer Dunn of State Line, Mississippi. She assembled together a group of old Palmer family cattle and other Woods cattle in her area. The two traits that Mrs. Muriel emphasized the most were...
Robinson cattle started as a hodgepodge of cattle collected and assembled into one herd. Today the majority of this line is maintained by Charles Simon of GA.
Griffen cattle were medium-large for Pineywoods. They were yellow with thick proportions and long-broad heads. Their horns were broad with a distinctly Spanish upward and outward twist. They very closely resembled the Spanish cattle of their time. This line of cattle...
