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Texas Longhorn Bull For Sale $1500 |
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Hi, my name is Hot Rod, I'm a
registered Texas Longhorn bull. My humans, Chuck and Judy Cubel, have only 1 cow, they had to sell my 2 other cows, due to a total hay crop failure, last summer, they are buying hay now and won't have any their hay to feed until summer 2012. I WANT and NEED a large family of cows to take care of and love! I am 4 & 1/2 years old, my birthday is in April. I am an athlete, I like to be able to run and walk around in a pasture full of happy cows and my calves. I can eat other types of feed that the domestic cattle don't like to eat, I also like hay, too. I am intelligent, I can think, you don't have to prod me along like domestic cattle. My breed has survived floods and snow storms, Texas Longhorns are rugged, hearty and unharmed by many of the diseases affecting other breeds. I am registered with the ITLA as Bladizm, but I was named Hot Rod, because Chuck and Judy, re-built antique Model T & V8 Fords. I was born in Ohio, but I have lived in Huntington Utah since I was six months old, I was bred to be able to make BEEFY calves. My family tree is like the Who's Who for Texas Longhorns, follow this "family tree" link to see my ancestors. I am easy going, have "kind" eyes, good natured, friendly, love to have my forehead scratched. Horns are not for show, as they only measure 45" tip to tip, many of my ancestors had the same size horns when they were young like me and their horns grew longer. Chuck and Judy respect my horns, my human Chuck, holds onto one horn and scratches my head with his other hand. I am not aggressive or mean, I was in the same pen with my cows when Daisy gave birth to my calf, T-Bone. Look at his photos below. If you breed me with spotted cows, like Daisy, I can make fancy calves but if you bred me with a red or black Angus, I can make a beef calf. If you breed me with cows that have horns, the calf will have horns. If I am bred with a polled cow, the calf with be polled. Cattle ranchers like to breed the first time heifers with Texas Longhorn because the easy birthing. If you buy me, Judy would like yearly photos of me on my birthdays, some of my relatives lived to be 20 years old or older and were still breeding. Some of my grammas were still producing calves at age 18 and giving abundant milk, that fed her calf and her human family too! My grandfathers, like Dakota Kid, Senator and Cowcatcher (always have liked that name), were beefy bulls with thick bodies with good dispositions, each making happy calves. Darol Dickinson, my breeder, said that I am totally sound and a capable breeder of 50 to 90 cows, if I had 5 to 10 cows I would be a HAPPY bull, but if I had whole herd of cows to love I would be really happy bull ! |
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This is my son, T-Bone, he looks
just like his Shorthorn Milk cow mom, but a good looking BEEFY bull calf,
with a straight back and polled. (T-bone's Birth Day photos taken March 2010) T-Bone has been sold |
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This is Daisy and my bull calf,
born 2/1/2012, his name is Rusty? Red Hot? Red Bull? |
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Please call Chuck 435-749-9247 or email
cubelranch@yahoo.com |
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My humans
are sad and reluctantly selling me. 
