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Folsom Falls Ranch
Fred & Marijo Balmer
P.O. Box 348
Folsom, NM 88419
505/278 2520
E-mail: folsomfalls@bacavalley.com
DWD Longhorns
Debbie & Don W. Davis
3361 C.R. 211
Hondo, TX 78861
830/562-3650
Web site: www.dwdlonghorns.com
Heifers & Bulls for Sale
Grassfed Longhorn Beef
James & Debby Farr
Little Creek Longhorns & Hawn Frwy. Trailers
7841 Hawn Freeway
Dallas, TX 75217
214/202-8141
James@Hitchemup.com
Yates & WR Bloodline Cattle
Livestock & Utility Trailers
http://www.hitchemup.com
Jinglebob, Ltd.
John L. & Keri Guldemann
26 Acequia Rd.
Animas, NM 88020
575/548-2402
575/640-5904
E-mail: johnkeriguldemann@yahoo.com
Seedstock & Roping Cattle, Foundation Quarter Horses.
David & Susan Karger
808 Traver Trail
Glenwood Springs, CO 81601
970/618-1313
ranches in Alpine and New Braunfels, TX
Santa Guadalupe Ranch
Alice G. & Shelby S. King
1933 C.R. 299
Gonzales, TX 78629
830/437-2421
E-mail: Alice@SGRanch.com
SANTA RITA RANCH
PO Box 299
Durango, CO 81302
Ph/Fx: 970/247-1666
E-mail: mannix@frontier.net
Web site: www.SantaRitaPress.com
Roping cattle for lease. Santa Rita Ranch brand Texas Longhorn beef.
Sanders Land & Cattle, Incorporated
William D. Sanders
201 E. Main, 4th Floor
El Paso, TX 79901
915/225-3231
Cañon Blanco Ranch
W. D. Sanders, owner
Gary Crotwell, Manager
HC 71 Box 420
Stanley, New Mexico 87056
505/422-0055
E-mail: gary@thecbr.com
Ben & Betty Tanksley
P.O. Box 720
Alpine, TX 79831
432/364-2490
btanksley@overland.net
YT Woping Co.
Schuyler Wight
1-800/780-4269
Odessa, TX
Web site: YTBeef.com
Longhorn/Corriente beef
Roping steers
Mexico-origin Longhorn/Corriente Cows & Bulls
Cattlemen's Texas Longhorn Registry
Resources
Stanton's Martin County Library's grand opening features Texas Longhorn photographs by CTLR vice president Monroe Sullivan.
Midland Reporter-Telegram article
From interviews of CTLR members, Maudeen Marks, Lawrence Wallace and Fayette Yates, Cora Oltersdorf created this interesting article. Published in the November/December '02 issue of Alcalde, "A Dying Breed" delves into the historical and economic significance of Texas Longhorns and why the featured breeders prefer to raise them.
The longhorn means more to Texans than anyone else. It's hardy, strong, beautiful, and it makes for a pretty nice mascot. And it's slowly being bred out of existence, but not if these few ranchers can help it.
What Makes a Full-Blood Texas Longhorn?
Longhorn Legacy
Graves Peeler and the Texas Cattle Trade
Graves Peeler, brand inspector for the Texas and Southwest Cattle Raisers Association, prime mover in saving a piece of western Americana--the Longhorn breed of cattle, and hunter/collector of wild game and primitive artifacts is the subject of this interesting biography.
This brochure was printed in July, 1971 by the U.S. Dept. of the Interior and describes the Texas Longhorn cattle that roam the Wichita Mountains Wildlife Refuge.
The Genetics of Coloration in Texas Longhorns
An in-depth series on frequency of color patterns by David M. Hillis, an Alfred W. Roark Centennial Professor at The University of Texas at Austin
Big Bend Ranch State Park Handout
This informative handout defines trail drive etiquette, gives an informative history of the Texas Longhorn and describes how these cattle benefit the brittle environment.
This history, by Alan Hoyt, follows the trail of the Texas Longhorns from the arrival of their ancestors to North America centuries ago.
Breeders' Suggested Guidelines for Developing a
Livestock Management Plan
AP News
Article on Texas Longhorn purity with quotes from CTLR registrar and past president, Debbie Davis
NPR Interview about purity with CTLR director, Gil Dean
KUT 90.5 FM Austin
In Memory
Fayette Yates
11/24/23--4/5/07
Cattlemen's Texas Longhorn Registry NAIS Position Statement
We do not support the linking of NAIS to COOL. We support
mandatory Country of Origin Labeling as written into the 2002
Farm Bill. Members are encouraged to contact key legislators to
request Section 10305 be stricken from the Farm Bill. We support
the position of the Farm & Ranch Freedom Alliance in
oposition to NAIS.
The Cattlemen's Texas Longhorn Registry Newsletter
Winter 2007 - Web Site Edition
Longhorn Musings by Bebe & Sissy Fenstermaker
Wichita Mountains Wildlife Refuge
Doss Heritage & Cultural Center
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