Edward Frank Rutledge II

Edward Frank Rutledge II, Shorthorn cattle, Havana, AR, in central Arkansas near Little Rock, is a breeder with roots in family farming that date back two generations. Rutledge participates in American Shorthorn Association herd registrations and follows recommended health screenings for his stock, maintaining traceable pedigrees through each calf crop.

His cattle graze on rotational pastures and are accustomed to daily handling, a routine that supports steady growth and gentle dispositions. Housing includes well-ventilated barns and shaded loafing areas that shield animals from extreme temperatures without hindering natural behaviors. Feeding programs emphasize forage quality supplemented with mineral blends adjusted for life stage.

Owners often remark on the Shorthorn calves’ uniform muscling and calm temperaments, attributes that reflect the breeder’s commitment to balanced selection. This program prioritizes genetic soundness over flashy traits, resulting in cattle suited to both family farms and commercial herds alike. Several buyers have praised the breeder’s clear documentation and responsive communication about calf availability.