by
Laura Huff
| Aug 16, 2015
Catch up on more or our newly released Texas Longhorn websites! You don't want to miss a logo we designed, a look at raising longhorns for beef AND horn; and a grouping of great photos that highlight what raising longhorns means to one couple.
Timber Creek Longhorns
Mark Kever
McKinney, Texas
Timbercreek Longhorns began in 2012, when Mark's son was working for Frank Hevrdej's. He convinced Mark to buy a few of the steers from the Deer Creek Longhorns ranch.
When coming to tour the ranch before purchasing these new animals, the Kevers were hooked! They didn't come home with a few steers, they brought back five heifers and a bull, too. What a great story showing how passionate Texas Longhorn breeders can be.
We were happy to design the website for Timber Creek Longhorns, as well as the logo you see at the top. Visit their website to see their herd!
www.timbercreeklonghorns.com
R Bar B Farm
Randy & Bruna Claypool
Tuttle, Oklahoma
The R Bar B Farm has had Texas Longhorns since 2005 and the Claypools appreciate the hearty nature of the breed. They raise Texas Longhorns for beef and horn; they recognize the many qualities it takes to produce an all-around great animal.
Check out their two great bulls (BRR Leonardo Da Vinci and Ol Fernando) and the other longhorns at R Bar B by going to their website!
www.rbarbfarmlonghorns.com
JP Ranch
James & Paula Wilkins
Ben Wheeler, Texas
This ranch first held longhorns in 2011 to provide ropers for James. The Wilkins changed their mindset about the breed when JP Rio Grande came onto the scene out of their cow Rodeo Queen.
The are grateful for all of the friendships they have established through the Longhorn industry and are just as excited about their herd now as when it began. They have plenty of photos of their animals and friends on the JP Ranch website, be sure to take a look!
www.jpranchlonghorns.com