Buxton Longhorns

Buxton Longhorns, Texas longhorn cattle, Fort Worth, Texas, in Tarrant County and the Dallas–Fort Worth metroplex near Dallas. They have been raising Texas longhorns for many years and hold membership in the Texas Longhorn Breeders Association of America, ensuring routine veterinary screenings and genetic evaluation. The herd grazes on open pasture, and calves are socialized by hand early in life to promote calm temperaments. Pastures are rotated seasonally to preserve native grasses and support soil health.

Breeding stock is selected for hardiness and beef quality, reflecting a family operation run by Tom and Amy Buxton. The Buxtons draw on decades of ranching experience, blending traditional herd management with modern husbandry methods. Animals are evaluated for temperament, conformation, and structural soundness before joining the breeding program. Visitors note the cattle’s distinctive horns and gentle dispositions as hallmarks of their program.