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The Muddy Creek Ranch Lowline herd began in 2004 and seems to be
increasing on a daily basis. So, why Lowlines in the middle of Angus
territory? Lowlines are small in size, have high quality meat, are feed
efficient, easy to handle and are a high value animal that is in short
supply here in the United States. Lowlines are a rare, high quality
Angus-based product that holds its value. We chose to breed Lowline cattle due to their diversified usages, docile manner and efficient ability to gain weight and finish earlier at very little cost. |
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Bob
Tomasko and his wife, Edie,
own Muddy Creek Ranch. Bob purchased the ranch’s first Lowline Cattle in
2004. They have since expanded the operation to include feedlot
cattle as well as breeding stock. The ranch now runs around 60 full
blood & percentage cattle, as
well as 30 bred commercial cows. Email:tomasko@muddycreekranchlowlines.com |
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Karen Mugnier, daughter of Bob Tomasko, is the newest addition to Muddy Creek Ranch. She and her family moved to Wilsall in July of 2006, where she immediately began learning about raising Lowline cattle. She is the contact person for the Lowline herd and helped guide Muddy Creek Ranch to it's first National Western Stock Show appearance in Denver. She proudly won Reserve Grand Champion with the ranch raised bull, MCR Standing Bear. Email: karen@muddycreekranchlowlines.com |
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Rick
Swandal
is a lifelong resident of Wisall where he and his family run their own herd of Angus
cattle while helping manage Muddy Creek Ranch. Rick’s expertise
and forward thinking lend themselves well to the expansion of Muddy
Creek Lowline Cattle. Email:rick@muddycreekranchlowlines.com |
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Tim Zupan
resides in Wilsall with his family. Besides taking care of his own large
ranch and herd of Corriente roping cattle, Tim brings his expertise in breeding, embryo
transfers and semen collection to the Lowline herd at Muddy Creek. Email: tim@muddycreekranchlowlines.com |
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