Texas Longhorn Bull

Texas long - horned bulls are remarkable for having the longest horns among all cattle. You can spot the first signs of these unique horns when the bull is just three weeks old. The horns grow out sideways from the head and have a gentle twist at the tips. By the time a bull reaches one year of age, its horns will have already grown to about half of their adult length.

Texas long - horned bulls are mainly for breeding and livestock shows. If you're raising one, make sure to provide a large and safe pasture as they need space to move around. When handling them, be very careful as their long horns can be dangerous. Regularly check their horns for any signs of damage or infection. Feed them a balanced diet of hay, grains, and fresh water. During cold weather, provide some form of shelter to keep them warm. And always consult a local veterinarian for any health - related concerns.