Our Cattle
The Heart of Our Herd: Angus Cattle
At Maupin Farms, our Angus cattle represent the pinnacle of quality and care. Renowned for their superior genetics, Angus are prized for producing consistently flavorful, tender beef.


The History of the Angus Breed
The Angus breed, celebrated for its exceptional beef quality and adaptability, has a rich history rooted in Scotland during the early 19th century. Originating in the counties of Aberdeenshire and Angus, these hornless cattle—locally called “Angus Doddies”—stood out for their hardy nature and efficient grazing abilities. Their superior traits caught the attention of Hugh Watson, a visionary Scottish farmer, who played a pivotal role in shaping the breed. In the 1800s, Watson carefully selected four Angus bulls with desirable characteristics, establishing the foundation for the modern Aberdeen Angus breed known today.
As Angus cattle made their way to America in the late 1800s, they revolutionized the beef cattle industry. Valued for their rich marbling, tender meat, and robust genetics, they quickly became a favorite among farmers and ranchers. Today, Angus cattle are synonymous with quality and reliability, continuing to leave a lasting impact on beef production worldwide.
Why Maupin Farms’ Angus Beef Cattle Stand Out
Our Angus cattle are bred for exceptional traits, promising consistent quality and superior beef production.
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Our Angus cattle are bred for exceptional traits, promising consistent quality and superior beef production.
Tender, Flavorful Beef
Angus is renowned for its marbling, delivering tender, juicy, and flavorful cuts that satisfy every time.
Healthy Pasture-Raised Herds
Raised on lush, open pastures in Blanchard, Oklahoma, our cattle enjoy a stress-free environment that promotes well-being.
Balanced Nutrition
We supplement grazing with our nutrient-rich, homegrown alfalfa hay, providing optimal feed for strong, healthy cattle.
Sustainably Farmed
Our commitment to sustainable farming practices guarantees that our Angus cattle are raised responsibly, benefiting the environment and future generations.
Hands-On Care
Farmer Bob Maupin Jr. and his team personally oversee the herd, making sure each animal is cared for with attention and expertise.
Superior Cattle Start with Great Care
Caring for Your Angus Cattle

- Adequate ShelterAngus cattle need protection from extreme weather conditions, such as intense heat or cold. A well-ventilated barn or simple shelter that shields them from rain and harsh winds will help keep your cattle comfortable and healthy.
- Proper Grazing and Pasture ManagementAngus cattle thrive on good-quality forage. make sure they have access to lush, well-maintained pasture, and rotate grazing areas to prevent overgrazing. This helps maintain strong, healthy cattle and sustainable land management.
- Balanced Diet and SupplementsWhile Angus cattle are excellent grazers, providing additional nutritional support in the form of high-quality hay or supplemental feed during winter months will help maintain their weight and growth. Adding minerals and vitamins as needed will also keep them healthy.
- Regular Veterinary CareRoutine check-ups by a qualified veterinarian are essential to monitor the health of your cattle. Vaccinations, parasite control, and regular hoof care are all necessary for preventing disease and promoting longevity in your herd.
- Water SupplyFresh, clean water should be available at all times to keep your cattle hydrated. Make sure troughs are regularly cleaned and free from contaminants.
- Handling and SocializationAngus cattle are generally calm, but it’s important to handle them gently and consistently. Positive human interaction helps build trust, making it easier to move and manage your herd. Be patient, and always prioritize their safety and comfort.
The Role of Alfalfa Hay in Angus Nutrition

- Rich in Essential NutrientsAlfalfa hay is packed with protein, fiber, and vital nutrients like calcium and vitamins A and E. These elements are essential for muscle development, bone strength, and overall vitality in Angus cattle. By incorporating this high-quality hay into their diet, your herd gains the nutritional support needed to thrive, whether they’re growing, breeding, or producing milk for calves.
- Digestive Health BenefitsThe fiber content in alfalfa promotes optimal digestion in Angus cattle, making sure they efficiently process their food and absorb nutrients. This reduces the risk of digestive issues and keeps the cattle in peak condition, allowing them to grow steadily and maintain their ideal weight.
- Energy for Growth and ActivityAngus cattle are active grazers, and their energy needs vary depending on age and activity level. Alfalfa hay provides an energy boost that complements their natural grazing habits, keeping them fueled for growth, reproduction, and maintaining a strong immune system.
- Supporting Marbling and Beef QualityThe superior marbling and tenderness associated with Angus beef are directly influenced by diet. Alfalfa hay contributes to consistent, high-quality fat deposition in the muscle, giving it the rich, juicy texture and flavor that Angus beef is famous for.
- Sustainably Grown and Locally ProducedOur alfalfa hay is grown right here in Blanchard, Oklahoma, under the watchful eye of Farmer Bob Maupin Jr. By using local, sustainable farming practices, we provide a reliable feed source that reduces our environmental footprint while supporting the local economy.
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Frequently Asked Questions About Our Cattle
What makes Aberdeen Angus cattle unique?
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Why is Angus beef considered some of the best beef available?
Angus beef is highly prized due to its exceptional marbling, which melts during cooking, creating a tender, flavorful experience. The breed’s adaptability to various climates and feeding conditions also contributes to its reputation as a reliable source of high-quality beef.
What role does the American Angus Association play in the Angus cattle industry?
The American Angus Association, established in 1883, maintains the official herd book and supports breeders with resources to improve the black Angus breed. It plays a crucial role in promoting the breed’s standards and guaranteeing its continued success.
How does Angus beef compare to other beef breeds?
Angus beef stands out for its rich marbling, which contributes to its tenderness and flavor. This breed’s superior genetics and high-quality meat make it a preferred choice for premium beef production, offering a more consistently tender and juicy cut compared to many other beef breeds.










