Longhorn Cattle Being Loaded Onto Truck

These longhorn participated in a small town western day parade and were temporarily penned over night to get adequate rest.

[@kroakie4]

Your longhorns sure are beautiful!

[@fionajane56]

They sure know where the tips of their horns are.

[@mactek6033]

Life as a longhorn is one of constantly saying (mooing) "excuse me" and "so sorry."

[@AhmedAhmed-bw7mi]

5

[@johnfraser6196]

They are a handsome breed

[@109367]

Finally realized what that thumping noise is, all those horns clacking together XD

[@born2tx]

LOL Wyatt,..I was thinking the same thing!

[@hundredacretwins3011]

Depends who's breeding (there's always that guy breeding for 'feisty' cattle), but for the most part they're incredibly docile. They're calm enough to make pretty great pet cows, and can be trained almost like dogs.

[@savageARMS17]

our heifiers we just sold were a bitch to move the were big ones too! 2 got behind us out side of the barn and thank god we got them back before they went into the corn!! we need a set up like yours! :)

[@lauralisek1785]

Amazing

[@ellimae1548]

love longhorns

[@isabo3556]

What a beautiful animals.

[@zeti4439]

Muito doceis esses animais que beleza.

[@stevericker55]

Where are yall located?

[@wthjrtx1]

Longhorns are a pain in tha butt. tall ,skinny and all horn. Pretty to look at though..all day woking this small pen? What a grind...Good job..

[@SilverFlame819]

What a pain!! Doesn't it just make you want a plain ole Angus right around loading time? Down the chute, into the truck!

[@donnarandolph2521]

Why does the water appear so nasty?

[@ZabuzaMomochiFirdausYahaya]

Ankole cattle?

[@muratkaptan3916]

ilk defa böyle bir inek gördüm. İstanbul

[@jamescoyle1528]

Lovely steers. Make the holding pen smaller. Hello

[@user-rg9kj5ul8r]

James Coyle مام

[@ayshehasan6252]

سطام متعب o

[@diegosantana905]

Ayshe Hasan boa tarde

[@rynotheredneck7140]

Cant the animals need room to move

[@kiandota5087]

Haw to buy long hprn$

[@rebeksando9166]

are longhorn cattle prone to being aggressive ???? I'am so glad brahmans angus heriford ect here in Australia don't got horns like that looks so dangerous

[@kroakie4]

rebeks ando, no. They’re usually pretty docile. So much so that you can train them to be ridden, with a saddle on their back.

[@deana8202]

Front pasture cattle. Lol

[@visualvirtue9640]

@stevericker55 Oklahoma

[@hamitakdemir1714]

Kırmızı pir tosun gönder

[@rickbrown1734]

Good thing they are not mean. LOL

[@szaki]

Why not cut the horns off? They going to be killed any way?

[@jeffbovee9226]

+szaki Looks like show steers to me. Not for beef.

[@SunshineStrickland]

the only thing steers are good for is beef.... heifers/cow and bulls are usually bought for breeding.... that's why there more expensive than steers.... it would be foolish to buy a bull or heifer/cow for beef

[@kroakie4]

Longhorns are often bred for showing.