The Ankole-Watusi is a breed of domestic cattle. It derives from the Ankole group of Sanga cattle breeds of east and central Africa. The Ankole Long-Horned Cattle (also known as inyambo) have a dark brown coat and long white horns that curve outwards and then up, in the shape of a lyre.
Ankole-Watusi meat has very little fat and lower cholesterol than other commercial beef.
Ankole cattle have tremendous jumping ability for their large size. They may occasionally fall prey to lions and leopards.
The Long Horned Ankole cattle are a unique species of cattle that are mainly found in south western Uganda and not in any other part of Uganda or the world. Each Ankole homestead boasts of atleast not less than 10 heads of Long Horned Cattle.
These are mainly reared for beef and Milk. A community visit to one of the Ankole Homestead can provide a farm memorable experience.