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Have cattle that you would like to register, but you’re not sure how or how much? This page will direct you in how to properly register each animal and the cost differences between them. What’s more, you will also find guidelines for artificial insemination registration here as well!
Registry of heritage Texas Longhorn cattle; DNA verified to possess the historic genetic signature of the Iberian-descent landrace breed. Our Mission Conserve the Original Texas Longhorn History shows us all the Texas Longhorns contribution to the Lone Star State.
Initial registration requires visual inspection and DNA analysis. The DNA test is an additional charge. This service is only available to members. Registration fee for Subsequent registrants is $15 for members and $30 for non-members. Date of Visual Inspection.
In 1964, Schreiner founded the Texas Longhorn Breeders Association of America. The YO herd were the first cattle registered with the association. To draw attention to the Longhorn and its new association, in 1966, Schreiner organized a cattle drive of Longhorn steers from San Antonio, Texas to Dodge City, Kansas. [13]
In 1865, official estimates placed the Longhorn population in Texas at between 3,000,000 and 4,000,000 head. These wild, nature-developed cattle provided cash for their captors and multiplied rapidly. In 1836, Ewing Young led an expedition from the Oregon Territory to California to buy Longhorns.
Our history and the Texas Longhorn are inseparable. The TLBAA is dedicated to preserving this symbol of our heritage by protecting the pedigree, supporting and recognizing breeders, and educating the public on the numerous benefits the Texas Longhorn offers cattlemen.
The dynamic history of the longhorn breed represents the state's equally captivating past. Texas longhorns descended from cattle brought by Spanish explorers and settlers, and the first significant numbers of these animals likely arrived in the late 1600s.
