MUST SEE Video!

[PremierLonghorns]

[size=10pt]Here is an absolutely MUST SEE VIDEO of a 6 month old bull calf. Click: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W8xtoXULgpo Let me know what you think! (by the way, this calf has 4 different World Champions in his pedigree!)
If you love steers, check out our really wonderful selection of saddle broke steers, -trained to ride just like a horse and pull a buggy just like a horse, with the exception that Longhorns are smarter and more personable than horses. Don’t believe it? Click: www.premierlonghorns.com/RidingSteers2.html[/size]

 

[tama]

Happy new ! Don't waste this bull I think he has the goods rocket fronted good feet and legs should help throw those highly sought blue roans!! And looks like the body score for the clubby's!! All tongue  in cheek It proves once again cows win verses horse on smarts!

 

[forbes family farms]

WOW that was something really amazing that's all i can say i am speechless. WOW!

 

[CM Cattle]

Now thats pretty cool. <beer>

 

[afhm]

At what age do their horns stop growing?

 

[FutureBreeder2013]

I dont think horns ever stop growing.

 

[PremierLonghorns]

[size=10pt]Horns are like your fingernails, they never stop growing. That's why the older a Longhorn is the more majestic they are and they can live well into their 20's. Also, since they are nonproducing, steers will have more horn than either cows or bulls. Plus, their horns change direction as they grow and can go up, down, around and even corkscrew! and of course no two are alike, no cookie cutter cattle here!-each is an individual. But, the neatest thing about them is how smart they are, They even use their horns as tools!  For more interesting info about Texas Longhorns, click:  www.premierlonghorns.com/INFORMATION-LINKS.html[/size]

 

[cpubarn]

My question is what are you using for treats?

We haven't found anything they like that well.

Looks like you are having fun!

 

[linnettejane]

(clapping)