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Registry of heritage Texas Longhorn cattle; DNA verified to possess the historic genetic signature of the Iberian-descent landrace breed.
Peruse our site for detailed information about the origin of the Texas Longhorn and its evolution into America’s first breed of cattle, helping you to understand its historic significance to the American west and its place in the future of our nation’s food security.
Welcome to I-Register, This online system allows our members to register and transfer longhorns, manage their heards, as well as other services. ITLA members can login using their same username and request a new password or by calling the office for assistance.
The Cattlemen’s Texas Longhorn Registry uses the genotype mapping service offered by Neogen/GeneSeek. Two analyses of these gene maps are used to determine registration eligibility of animals from known parentage and in addition to visual inspection to qualify animals from untested parants.
The Texas Longhorn became the foundation of the American cattle industry by claiming first rights in the untamed, newly discovered Americas more than 500 years ago. In 1690, the first herd of cattle was driven north from Mexico to land that would eventually become Texas.
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! Fill out a form to register/transfer here
This online system allows our members to register and transfer cattle, manage their herds, and track points, as well as many more services. TLBAA members can get their sign in information and password by calling 817-625-6241.
