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CALL OR EMAIL US WITH ANY QUESTIONS ON THIS GREAT INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITY
ROGER & CAROL HUTTON Owners
Argyle, TX 76226 Cell: 214-402-3587 Home: 940-464-4574 Office: 972-484-2323 Fax: 940-464-4581
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NETLA's 10th Anniversary Sale a Success!
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Congratulations to Dan and Paula New on their purchase of the High Selling Lot
at the 10th Anniversary NETLA sale!
Lot #10 Royal Prize was consigned by Dru & Toni Knopsnider
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The 10th Anniversary Sale hosted by the Northeast Texas Longhorn Association (NETLA) was held on June 7, 2014 in Hagerstown, Maryland.
The sale preview was Friday evening, and guests enjoyed a fabulous BBQ buffet prepared by Thomas Budd Bar B Que.
Seventy five head of registered Texas Longhorns and a nice selection of ropers were offered to a full house of enthusiasts on Saturday. High selling lot was Royal Prize, a 3 year old heifer consigned by Toni and Dru Knopsnider. She was purchased for $2100.00 by the New family of Windy Timber Farm.
We had a tremendous amount of support from Longhorn breeders from all over the U.S. who bid on donated heifers from Sunhaven Farm (the Wachters) and Crazy Cattle Company (the Pequinots).
The proceeds went to raise money for NETLA Youth wishing to attend and show cattle at the 2014 Convention in Oklahoma City. Additional funds will be used for the youth throughout the show season as well.
Over $3500.00 was raised for our kids! Thank you to everyone who donated silent and live auction items to add to the cause!
This annual sale is a wonderful chance for breeders on the east coast to sell cattle, or add to their herds. Our sale committee thanks all our members and friends who came out and worked to make this a huge success!
Here's just a few of the candids from a great day!
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Make your Plans and Enter Your Best Critters: ORVTLA Texas Longhorn Show
Saturday July 19th 2014
 submitted by Darol Dickinson
You have time, but time is quickly coming up to attend and compete in the ORVTLA annual show. It is the biggest Texas Longhorn event in the cattle industry, for the state of Ohio, of the year. We have full show info available along with motels, entry info, the whole enchilada.
The ORVTLA is for Ohio Texas Longhorn producers and those in joining states. To join ORVTLA is a good thing for promotion of your cattle and the breed. Many who compete have never attended a Texas Longhorn show before. Even though you may think you aren't experienced, others will be just like you -- or worse.
To be in the TL business and miss this show is like Obama playing golf and forgetting his clubs, or Bo, or Biden. No angus cattle will be competing so it will be safe for spectators -- no one will get hurt. Attendance is free for all, even freshly released parking meter violators. Food, kids, dogs, relatives, Texas Longhorns, (dirt for kids to play in) free parking, and even a real western bovine bingo where thousands of dollars in value is up for grabs.
Make plans and enter your best critters. Make motel reservations. Bathe the grand kids. Your cattle will thank you for it.
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SAVE THE DATE!
NETLA 2 DAY SHOW June 28th-29th
The Northeast Texas Longhorn Association
OPEN, HALTERED AND YOUTH BOTH DAYS
YEARLING AND 2 YEAR OLD FUTURITY
JUDGES: GARY DON TAYLOR AND MIKE TOMEY
* NETLA BOARD MEETING FRIDAY NIGHT
* PIG ROAST DINNER SATURDAY NIGHT
VISIT OUR WEBSITE FOR DETAILS AND ENTRIES
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Jim & Jodi Small 765-793-0266 longhorncattle.tripod.com hdwe@hotmail.com |
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Texas Longhorn Cattle Show coming to Wayne County Ohio
PRESS RELEASE
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The 17th annual Ohio River Texas Longhorn Assoc. cattle show will be held on Saturday July 19th , 2014 at the Wayne County Fairgrounds , Wooster Ohio.
Some of the greatest Texas Longhorn cattle to have ever lived, some with horns that will measure over 80 inches from tip to tip , will arrive in Wooster for this one day event to be judged by June Cohron D.M.V. from Stuarts Draft, Va.
The show will start at 9:00 a.m. Saturday July 19th with the presenting of the colors by Gale Beach from Huntington , In. while she rides her Texas Longhorn steer Oliver.
Cattle will be shown in haltered and non-haltered classes during the day with the show starting with the pee wee class for youth 6 years old or younger.
There will be a silent auction during the day , and Bovine Bingo, where the lucky Bingo winner will go home with a prized one year old Texas Longhorn Steer.
General public is welcome to attend for Free, Texas Longhorn breeders are always ready to talk Longhorns to anybody that will listen.
Today's Texas Longhorn cattle have evolved from the cattle of the old west, that were used to pull wagons, plows, and provide milk and meat for their owners.
This survival of the fittest breed of cattle is fast becoming the answer to health conscious consumers, who want less fat, lower cholesterol , and omega 3 meat like Texas Longhorn Beef, today the demand for Texas Longhorn Beef is higher than those of us producing the beef are able to meet.
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The Coors Cowboy Club Texas Longhorn cattle drive, which started at South 12th Avenue and South Polk Street in downtown Amarillo, winds its way onto the Amarillo Tri-State Fairgrounds
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Longhorns mosey through downtown Amarillo
By Laura Ness
laura.ness@amarillo.com
The Coors Cowboy Club wrangled 30 Texas Longhorn cattle up and down the streets of downtown Amarillo and to the Tri-State Fairgrounds on Thursday evening to kick off its Ranch Rodeo.
"Not many people have seen a cattle drive that live in this area," said Ed Montana, an original club member. "This is what Amarillo is!"
The cowboys guided the Longhorns past historic downtown sites as photographers took their best shots of the cattle drive for a chance to win a $1,000 prize. (For your chance to win, go to amarillo.com for full contest rules.)
Many children expressed excitement as the bovines made their way down city streets, while people walked out of downtown restaurants and shops to catch a glimpse of the spectacle.
"I thought it was a cool thing to be able to bring the kids out and let them actually see the longhorns up close," Sean Braselton said.
"It's kind of a glimpse into our past here in the Texas Panhandle."
The cowboys had to keep their eyes close to the wandering cattle.
Some of the Longhorns got a little impatient, while other strayed from the herd to try to chomp a few plants.
When the procession finally finished, the cattle were "talking" up a storm.
After getting some water, the Longhorns stuck around for a few more photos.
Montana said he thought the cattle drive offered a new experience for residents.
"There's a lot of people that live in Amarillo, Texas, that go to Palo Duro Canyon and say 'Wow I've never been here before,'" he said. "They've never seen a cattle drive, either!"
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Gary Don & Joanna Taylor 9314 220th St NE Okarche, OK 73762 405-919-5210
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Getting ready for the
2014 Longhorn World Championship!
 
Once again, the Longhorn World Championship will be conducted at the Longhorn Extravaganza in Oklahoma City on October 17-18.
Join hundreds of Longhorn breeders as the top bulls, heifers, and cows of all ages compete for the coveted Longhorn World Championship bronzes.
Official Satellite Measurement Locations:
West - Bar H Ranch Gavilan Hills, CA - Oct. 4
Northwest - CR Longhorns Harper, OR - Oct. 4
Midwest - Hudson Longhorns Floyds Knob, IN - Oct. 4
East - Nel-Tam Longhorns Richland, PA - Oct. 11
Place your entries now, and plan to line up for the awards honors at the Longhorn Extravaganza All-Industry banquet.
For more information call:
Texas Longhorn Marketing Alliance
512-556-0300
http://www.thelonghornalliance.com
PO Box 1239 523 E 3rd Street Lampasas, TX 76550
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Chewing the Cud...
It had been a terrible accident on the ranch, and Billy Jim-Bob had suffered a massive blow to the head, causing a near fatal brain injury. The patient's family gathered to hear what the specialists had to say.
"Things don't look good. The only chance is a brain transplant. This is an experimental procedure. It might work, but the bad news is that brains are very expensive, and you will have to pay the costs yourselves."
"Well, how much does a brain cost?" asked the relatives.
"If he were a female, a brain from the organ donor pool would only be $1,000.00."
"We don't understand, how much would a male brain cost?" asked the relatives.
"Well, a male brain would be well over three million dollars."
Some of the younger male relatives tried to look shocked, but the men looked at each other and nodded in understanding, and a few actually smirked. Then the patient's daughter asked, "Why the difference in price between male brains and female brains?"
"It's standard pricing practice," said the head of the team. "Pristine, like-new condition commands a premium -- Men's brains are virtually unused."
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For the Love of Longhorns,
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