One of the most common challenges that Texas Longhorn ranch owners face is controlling weeds in the cattle fields. Here at Star…
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It is no surprise that horned cattle require special handling considerations. Many cattlemen have metal working chutes and headgates, some even with…
Armyworm caterpillars are the larvae of small ash-gray moths. While there are several species of armyworms, the type that can impact Texas…
The Texas Longhorn is one of the most–if not the most–unique breeds of cattle in North America. But what makes it so…
Have you ever seen coyotes or, worse, stray dogs wandering through your pastures? Both coyotes and stray dogs can present dangers to…
“Our Longhorns are a breed with historical resistance and hardiness. Do they still have it? Do we know? Do we care? With availability of better nutrition, genetics, and health programs,...
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I am often asked for advice from new cattle owners about feeding hay to the animals they purchase. How do they determine if the hay they are buying is good...
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The TLBAA Horn Showcase is the biggest event put on each year by the TLBAA. Cattle from all over the United States…
Many Texas Longhorn breeders are uncertain about Johnes Disease and how it affects cattle. Currently there is a big push in the…
There are numerous decisions to make when considering adding a Texas Longhorn herd sire to your program. Careful selection in this category…
Our Texas Longhorn breeding program
In my Texas Longhorn breeding program I also use an extensive embryo transfer program. I am able to offer some tremendous Texas Longhorn cattle for sale through the use of my embryo transfer program.
I won the “Dave Evans Breeder of the Year Award” in 2012. I was greatly honored to receive this prestigious award and will continue to strive to greater goals in my breeding program.
