Cattlemen's Texas Longhorn Conservancy

05/04/2026

https://magazine.outdoornebraska.gov/stories/history-and-culture/the-longhorns-at-fort-robinson/

Texas longhorns look at home grazing among the scenic Pine Ridge at Fort Robinson State Park and have ties to cowboy history.

03/28/2026

Family members and friends of Markham Brown Dossett say he died doing what he loves – tending to his ranch near McGregor, his cattle and his horses.

01/22/2026

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This link is designed to be shared with all educators. On line are curricula in Texas history, science and social studies that use the Texas Longhorn s a teaching tool. http://www.texaslonghornconservancy.org/information.

01/10/2026

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12/02/2025

Today, on this GivingTuesday, please donate to conservation Texas Longhorn DNA research.

11/30/2025

https://www.paypal.com/US/fundraiser/charity/1307944
GivingTuesday, an international day to offer financial support to non-profit organizations, is this Tuesday. This year CTLC is striving to reach a goal of $10,000 toward including fifteen Iberian breeds and seven Central and South American criollo breeds into our breeds-of-the-world database.

Studying these additional breeds will give us insight into which individuals in our gene pool are descended from original Iberian cattle and which outliers are more likely to have been influenced in this country from other breeds.

This GivingTuesday, you can move CTLC closer to this important goal.

When you give today, you’re doing more than just donating—you’ll make it possible to conserve the integrity of this valuable breed of cattle that evolved to be perfectly adapted to survival in the North American southwest. Future generations will appreciate not only the beauty and historical significance of these cattle, but also their contribution to food security due to their innate ability to survive in harsh environments.

We can't do it without you. Donate on Tuesday -- or right now!

11/05/2025

If taking a road trip through New Mexico, Artesia has some impressive bronze sculptures across town.

TRAIL BOSS Monumental Bronze, 16'H x 15'6"L x 11'6"D, Limited Ed. of 5 - Created 2006 (Commissioned by the great folks of Artesia MainStreet) Beginning way back in 1866 with one of many men who passed through the southeastern New Mexico area, Charlie Goodnight trailed cattle

10/13/2025

We posted last Saturday we are wanting to buy or accept a donation of Mr. Marlboro semen. We are adding to that request now, looking for two more bulls: Conquistador and Royal Mounty.
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10/11/2025

We are trying to find the person that has some Mr. Marlboro semen. Debbie Davis communicated with someone three to five years ago that had some in a collection. Now, we can't find that person's contact info. If you have some, please let us know.