It's breakfast time on the ranch, and when these Texas longhorns see their cowboy driving up, they come running. "Most of these cattle are very gentle," Lake said. "You can feed them out of your hand.

Longhorn cattle have been grazing in the north unit of the park since 1967. Here's the story of how they got there. How did Texas longhorn cattle end up in Theodore Roosevelt National Park?

Since then, Lake said, the cattle have grown in popularity. Today, Stan Searle and Lake run about 100 to 150 head of longhorns in Colorado. "What used to be 40-inch horns, tip to tip, has now gone ...

Sixty Texas Longhorns made their way down Polk Street on Saturday morning, June 7, drawing hundreds of spectators to downtown Amarillo for the annual Coors Cowboy Club Cattle Drive. Now in its ...