These cattle drives lasted from about 1866 to 1890 when railroads expanded to almost all the cattle-producing areas and ended the need for the long drives to a railhead in the north.

“The Texas Longhorn made more history than any other breed of cattle the civilized world has known,” folklorist J. Frank Dobie famously pronounced in his 1941 book The Longhorns.

How did Texas longhorn cattle end up in Theodore Roosevelt National Park? Longhorn cattle have been grazing in the north unit of the park since 1967. Here's the story of how they got there.

Dickinson Cattle Company is the top producer of Texas Longhorn cattle in the country and Belmont County's top producer of all-natural lean beef. They push out 200 head of processed meat - ground ...

Denver’s longhorn cattle drive isn’t the only livestock parade in the U.S. Catch cattle, sheep and horses in places like Ketchum, Idaho; Reno, Nev.; and Billings, Mont.

Former “Survivor” contestant Chet Welch breeds ornamental Texas Longhorn cattle and has a Western-themed custom bar in his historic farmhouse at Tunnel Hill Farm in Allegheny Township.

This Texas longhorn heifer sports an impressive set of horns Oct. 30, 2024, at Rocking M Cattle Co. near Wallowa. WALLOWA, Ore. — You don’t have to be in Texas — or even be a Texan — to ...

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The breed Longhorns originated in Spain and the first of their ancestors arrived on the Caribbean island of Hispaniola with one of the Christopher Columbus expeditions in the late 1400s.