Historic Texas Longhorns... the Cattle of the Future!
  • Browse Utilization
    Less supplemental feed is needed because the cattle take advantage of the forage available.

  • Disease/Parasite Resistance
    A natural immunity developed over the centuries means fewer veterinarian bills and less maintenance for today’s cowman.

  • Reproductive Efficiency
    Large pelvic openings and low birth weights result in live calves. Busy cattlemen can say “goodbye” to sleepless nights.

  • Docility
    Longhorn cattle are intelligent, easy to work and to handle.

  • Adaptability
    The breed thrives in climates from the hot, damp coastal regions to the harsh winters of Canada.

  • Hybrid Vigor
    Heritable quality enhances your present breed and give you a new genetic pool.

  • Unique
    No two Texas Longhorns are alike. They all differ in color pattern, size, horn length, and personality

  • A Marketing Machine
    • Seedstock. This is the obvious reason for a registered herd. The seedstock producer furnishes the start-up stock for many new breeders. He also provides other seedstock producers with a new genetic pool.

    • Commercial Bulls. Texas Longhorn bulls are the bull of choice for first-calf heifers. The commercial cattleman knows that the lower birth weight of the calves puts less stress on the mother. It also gives him a live calf to sell at market the first-time out.

    • Commercial Females. Many cattlemen utilize the inherited genetics of the Texas Longhorn female with their breed of bull to produce live, vigorous, profitable calves for the market.

    • Recreational Stock. There is a ready market for Texas Longhorns for both roping and cutting stock. The cattle are quick, agile, and long-lasting.

    • Lean Beef. Today’s health conscious consumer is demanding leaner beef so many Texas Longhorns have found a niche for the beef they produce.

    • Tradition & Nostalgia. The Texas Longhorn is the living symbol of the Old West. Wherever the western influence is desired-front pasture, cattle drive, or tourist attraction-you’ll find a demand for this magnificent breed.

    • Horns & Hide. The Texas Longhorn is worth money even after it has outlived its usefulness as a beef producer. Top dollars are paid for the horns, skulls, and mounts that are used in the popular Southwestern decor for businesses and homes.

    • Pure Pleasure. Intelligent and easy to work with the Texas Longhorn is easily trained to exhibit in the show ring, lead or drive in parades, pull wagons, and yes, even to ride!

Reference: Texas Longhorn Breeder Association of America, 2315 N. Main St. 402 Ft. Worth, TX 76106