Male

Winters, Doug & Susie

Tensleon Ranch

He is not your typical Longhorn bull and he is proven. We wish we had an entire herd of cows like his dam. Fortunately, we have the second best thing, her son, Little Man Taint's progeny. We used him as our only natural service herd sire for 3 years. He was pasture raised, grass fed, and holds his body condition very well, even when doing his job in the middle of summer during drought conditions. All 3 years of his service gave us 100% calf crops, with an overall birth weight average of 50 lbs. Check him out, he's tri-colored, reticulated, slightly brindle and spotted, throws a lot of color, and continually out produced himself.