East Texas

2 members, led by Robert Garsee - updated 3 month(s) ago

This is for anyone that lives in Eastern Part of Texas. Rather it be Northeast, East Texas, or Southeast that have a special interest in Cattle. To share ideas and interest in and around our State.

Brangus Breeders

2 members, led by Robert Garsee - updated 3 month(s) ago

A place for anyone that has a special interest in the Brangus Breed. Black or Red. Registered or Commercial.

Cow/Calf Seedstock Operations

12 members, led by Cindy CKC1586 - updated 9 day(s) ago

A place to talk about your operation, trials and tribulations! Tips tricks or just cussing and discussing.....

Santa Gertrudis Breeders...

3 members, led by Scott Sherrill - updated 4 month(s) ago

For breeders of Gerts and Star 5 cattle...

Galloway Breeders

2 members, led by Michelle Blegen - updated 11 day(s) ago

Fellow Galloway breeders- we appreciate our cattle's hardiness, feed efficiency, maternal instincts, and easy marbling ability without the extra fat. We are the maintenance free breed. They're not just all HAIR- there really is something underneath!

Texas Longhorns

5 members, led by Emma Scott - updated 5 month(s) ago

Beefmaster Breeders

4 members, led by Richard Hazel - updated 3 month(s) ago

Beefmaster Breeders-A place to visit and share about Beefmasters and promote the breed while promoting our own cattle.

Commercial Barn

27 members, led by Randi (randiliana) - updated 7 day(s) ago

Commercial cattlemen/women face somewhat different challenges than those in the purebred sector. The bottom line is often tighter in a commercial operation, and we must find ways to keep things going while reducing our costs. Here is a place to discuss those issues, from crossbreeding to feeding ...

Simmentals

3 members, led by Tori Lanier - updated 4 month(s) ago

for simmental breeders, showers, and lovers!

Texas Longhorn Cattle

6 members, led by Bill Martin - updated 5 month(s) ago

Any discussion on registered or non-registered Longhorns used as seedstock, cross-breeding, freezer beef, and just about anything. Photo is of "RAF Spock's Shamrock" at 2 years old with 53" of total horn. One of our promising new cows who had her first calf 2009.