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CLTX · Feb 23, 2010

A banker friend of mine from church has a small weekend farm in Leon county. He has a small herd of Texas longhorns. His neighbor's brangus bull got into his pasture and bred one of his longhorns. Half in jest, he said he didn't know which he was going to name it, "Branghorn" or "Longus". He asked me what I thought. I suggested "Meatlocker". He liked that! Decisions, decisions....lol

Billy Shafer · Feb 23, 2010

Was it near your two ranches you have up here. Not much of a name change to hide them. Above the entrance gate CFTX ranch.

CLTX · Feb 23, 2010

I gotta go take a picture of that sign, or change my name....lol. He's just north of OSR and just off 75.

I'm setting in a freshman English Lit class with a bunch of unhousebroken teenagers at the moment. I told them that, and that they were acting like freshmen. They said "We are freshmen!" I said, "Yes, that's the problem." After thinking about it for a few seconds, they laughed....lol.

al in ark · Feb 23, 2010

how does a situation like this generally work out if said bull keeps servicing your animals uninvited?? one time ok next time your hamberger?? al

CLTX · Feb 23, 2010

He needs to build a better fence....

John A. · Feb 23, 2010

CLTX, At my home place I would call the offspring a ......"600 lb Feeder" with in 36 hrs of going through the Salebarn that animals new home will be Stratford Feeders @ Stratford Texas for the next 120 days, after that It will be call Beef! LOL!
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