Krookedhorn Cattle Company Longhorns
Welcome to Krookedhorn Cattle Company!
We breed Registered Texas Longhorn Cattle
The year 2010 saw us moving ahead and moving on. We have relocated our small
herd to Wellington, Texas, and are looking forward to a crop of excellent calves
beginning in the Fall of this year.
Thanks to Running Arrow Farm, 4 cows have been exposed to 3 time Showcase
Champion Bar-B-Q and 3 cows have been exposed to Red Magic 28, a double bred
Hunt's Command Respect son.
We breed Registered Texas Longhorn Cattle
The year 2010 saw us moving ahead and moving on. We have relocated our small
herd to Wellington, Texas, and are looking forward to a crop of excellent calves
beginning in the Fall of this year.
Thanks to Running Arrow Farm, 4 cows have been exposed to 3 time Showcase
Champion Bar-B-Q and 3 cows have been exposed to Red Magic 28, a double bred
Hunt's Command Respect son.
 | Longhorn beef is healthier than commercial beef | |
| Personalized service | |
| ITLA and TLBAA registration available | |
So What do we do?
We work with a small herd of 7 foundation cows, we breed for horn, health,
disposition, and color.
We breed seed stock for others to use in their breeding programs for both
longhorns and commercial cattle. We also offer steers for beef, packaged
beef, and pasture pretties for those who desire pets. We register with both
ITLA and TLBAA
What do we see in a longhorn? Beauty, grace, intelligence, dignity, and
strength. These creatures truly do exhibit all of the above. They are
definitely beautiful. They know their names, so don't expect anything if
you call them by the wrong name. You are likely to get a blank stare in
response. They are gentle, compliant, and usually quiet.
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We work with a small herd of 7 foundation cows, we breed for horn, health,
disposition, and color.
We breed seed stock for others to use in their breeding programs for both
longhorns and commercial cattle. We also offer steers for beef, packaged
beef, and pasture pretties for those who desire pets. We register with both
ITLA and TLBAA
What do we see in a longhorn? Beauty, grace, intelligence, dignity, and
strength. These creatures truly do exhibit all of the above. They are
definitely beautiful. They know their names, so don't expect anything if
you call them by the wrong name. You are likely to get a blank stare in
response. They are gentle, compliant, and usually quiet.
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