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JMK Cattle

A hometown small cattle operation looking to provide the public with quality calves.

03/23/2025

When momma cow gets jealous cause her baby is checking you out and you scare yourself into hurting yourself…. 😫 but I got a cute pic before she chased me into the tree and the creek.

01/18/2025

Nothing like an Oklahoma sunset with the babies. 😍

01/11/2025

Watering the yougin’s on this lovely chilly Saturday. They are sure glad to see the sun!! 😊 These guys and gals are about ready for their new home!! If you’re looking for a beef to butcher or replacement heifer, give me a shout!!

10/15/2024

Anyone in the market for a young bull?? 🤩

08/30/2024

Gonna have a beautiful set of heifers up for grabs!! Holler if you’re in the market for some stout baby makers!!

01/28/2024

Nothing like a big ole bull calf to brighter your day!! 😍

01/23/2024

Couple of more new kiddos on the ranch! 🥰

01/03/2024

Love this time of year!! Awesome heifers in the making!!

11/12/2023

06/30/2023

Best part of summer right here boys!! These pups will be ready to go soon! Holler if you need one!!

03/25/2023

Learned a hard lesson tonight that I thought I’d share… when you pay a ”cowboy” to gather your cattle, don’t pay in cash cause he’ll lie and say he wasn’t paid. When you ask a friend to get hands for you make sure the ”hands” know who is in charge of the ranch they are running on. When the ”hands” kill your cow cause they wouldn’t quit when you told them to make sure you say thank you before they leave or they’ll get their feelings hurt. Apparently a woman still can’t own cattle and run a ranch in Oklahoma.

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Wynnewood, OK

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+14053319196

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And so it began...

I started JK Cattle in 2010 at just 19 years old and still in college working on my biology degree. It all began when my dad brought a Maine cross cow home with a big yellow tag that read Charolette. I was in love! She was a pet and better yet she was bred. I purchased Charolette from my father and on I went. I purchased each of my cows one at a time as I could afford them and waited patiently to see what kind of calves they would have. Little did I know that Charolette would start a tradition where each of my cows got their own names! In my second year I finally purchased my first bull. What excitement to raise my own calves! I have slowly progressed from these humble beginnings and hope to continue to expand. I now have 30 head of Charolais/Angus cross cows (with a few longhorns mixed in for the view) and 2 Charolais bulls!

I started this page in order to give more people the opportunity to see what cattle I have available and share the adventures of progressing my ranch! Thank you for your likes and shares!