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Recently, we were at a major, high-profile Cattle Show & Auction when something shocking occurred. Right out of the parking area, two different cattlemen had their trucks stolen!! Can you imagine how you would feel, being at a show or sale with your cattle and then, having your truck stolen...

Two little ones. Michael & The Kid! :-D

it all depends on how you define "huge horns". To be competitive today, a 24 month old heifer should have a minimum of 60"TTT. Yes, many mature steers with modern genetics will go 100" or more. but quality registered Texas Longhorns are so much more than tip to tip. Total Package animals excel...

The answer is NO. We have never in over 20 years of breeding registered Texas Longhorns ever sold them for meat and never will. Our steers are either trained in performance to ride as Saddle Steers or are valued as Trophy Steers. Either way, they live a long and happy life as most Texas...

No. We are on our 6th generation of breeding Champion Texas Longhorns. Would you use a Rembrandt for a doormat? Today's Longhorns are not beef cattle in the traditional sense. They are a specialty breed. You can eat a Longhorn, but then you could eat your horse. too. Some cultures do. Other...

Our Our calves start at $2,500. Get a hamburger somewhere else LOL

Kudos to you!!! We have found that Texas Longhorns are the very best and most valuable breed to raise in this modern world. I wish I had discovered them sooner and have been breeding registered Texas Longhorns since 2002. Visit us at www.premierlonghorns.com and be prepared to be amazed. These...

Then let them drink Wood Milk and eat Gravel Beef. Bon Appetite Netherlands Deep State! LOL

Smart Cows. Very Smart! I guess everyone has seen the videos of cows turning on the water spigot either with their mouth or horns. It makes us all smile! Meanwhile, we've been training our Texas Longhorns to ride, drive and perform tricks for some 20 yrs now. And I can testify, cows are...

My two month old calf (healthy, spunky, eating well) has a grey loose poop. I asked my vet and he said, probably the grass has a lot of sugar now with all the rain and new growth. I washed his tush with warm, soapy water and gave him an oral, electrolytes paste. The vet said, it'll probably be...

They aren't bred for Happy Meals becuz Angus and Texas Longhorns are two way, way different animals but I couldn't help putting in a good word for a great breed! ;) Pardon me please.

Most people would agree with you! LOL but actually, that never happens. These Longhorns know where the tips of their horns are just like we know where the tips of our fingers are :)

so far so good! but I think he is going to have to supplement her milk, to give her relief and so that she doesn't develop a calcium deficiency. Three little mouths is a lot for one mama.

Amazing news from a fellow Texas Longhorn breeder! His cow just had TRIPLETTS!!! The calves are all heifers. Mama and babies are all doing great!!🥰 And of course, being a Texas Longhorn, she is automatically easy calving. To learn more about this amazing breed, visit us at...