Texas Longhorn Bull

Texas longhorn bulls are known for having the longest horns among all cattle breeds. You can spot the first signs of their horns when they're just three weeks old. These horns grow out sideways from the head and have a slight twist at the tips. By the time a bull turns one, its horns will have already reached about half of their adult length. A Texas longhorn bull reaches full growth at four years old, weighing between 680 and 1,000 kg.

If you're dealing with a Texas longhorn bull, remember these tips. When handling, always be cautious as their long horns can be dangerous. Keep a safe distance, especially if the bull seems agitated. In terms of living conditions, provide a large, open area for them to roam as they're used to wide - open spaces. For diet, they mainly graze on grass, but you can also supplement with high - quality hay. Regularly check their horns for any signs of damage or infection. If you notice anything unusual, consult a veterinarian right away. Also, make sure to provide fresh water at all times.