by
Laura Huff
| May 13, 2015
We have had many websites go live in the past couple months. Finally, we have time to share them all with you! We will be posting them on the blog throughout the next few weeks with a little about each ranch. Take a minute to visit the websites and see what else they offer!
Fey Longhorns
Conversion, Buckaroo
Daniel and Angelina Fey
Yamhill, Oregon
In Oregon, Fey Longhorns strives to produce cattle with horn, color, conformation, fertility, milking ability and disposition as a package. Daniel and Angelina have jumped head first into the longhorn industry, also hosting their first sale this June. The Fey Longhorns website has been completed just in time for their new consignment sale on June 6th, 2015. They see their longhorns as an investment and enjoy the competition that comes with the breed. Even more, they enjoy the opportunities to meet people from across the country.
www.feylonghorns.com
Longhorn Creek Ranch
Custom Design, Buckaroo Package
Brian & Carly Varner
Holton, Kansas
Brian and Carly Varner began their longhorn ranch in 2013 with five longhorns. Together, they strive for quality and excellence in their herd. Brian had dreamed of becoming a rancher as a young child and they are happy to be able to share the experience with their two sons, Westin and Camden. The Varners have included a "Sold" page on their site so visitors can easily see who has left Longhorn Creek Ranch.
www.longhorncreek.com
Moss Longhorns
Template, Buckaroo
Josh & Kaitlyn Moss
Comfort, Texas
Everyone at Moss Longhorns recognizes the history of the longhorn breed. Josh and Kaitlyn love sharing about the gentle nature of their cattle, as well as their abilities to with stand all sorts of difficult conditions. Their ranch is on the same property where Josh grew up. He makes sure all the "heavy lifting" around the ranch gets done, as Kaitlyn tens to the herd. Both come from families owning livestock and make a good team managing their own cattle.
In addition to the website for Moss Longhorns, we created a logo for the ranch. That is what you see in the header on each of the web pages.
www.mosslonghorns.com