Cherry Creek Longhorns

At Cherry Creek Longhorns, our mission is simple: produce premium Texas Longhorn beef for families throughout northeast Oklahoma. Our cattle are pasture raised, grain finished, and managed from birth to harvest at Fallen Timbers Farm. The result is Cherry Creek Longhorn Beef—naturally lean beef with exceptional flavor and tenderness.

Texas Longhorn beef is naturally lower in fat than many traditional beef breeds while still delivering the rich beef flavor customers expect. From the genetics we select to the way our cattle are raised and finished, every decision we make is focused on producing exceptional beef. Whether you’re looking for individual cuts, beef bundles, or filling your freezer, we’re committed to providing premium local beef you can trust.

How We Raise Our Cattle

Our cattle spend their lives on pasture, where grass is the foundation of their diet. Throughout the year, we provide supplemental grain when needed to ensure they receive the nutrition they need to grow and thrive.

During the final 60–90 days before harvest, our cattle enter a carefully managed grain-finishing program. This finishing period enhances marbling, tenderness, and flavor while preserving the naturally lean qualities Texas Longhorn beef is known for.

From quality pasture and fresh water to free-choice minerals and regular handling, every stage of our management is focused on raising healthy cattle and producing exceptional beef.

We believe producing great beef starts with raising great cattle.

The Story Behind Cherry Creek Longhorns

Texas Longhorns have been one of Michael’s lifelong passions. Years ago, we raised a small Longhorn herd before stepping away from the breed to care for his great-grandfather’s commercial beef cattle. After inheriting Grandpa’s herd, we continued that family tradition for several years, but the dream of returning to Texas Longhorns never faded.

When the opportunity came to start again, we chose to build a registered herd from the ground up with one goal: producing exceptional local beef while preserving the Texas Longhorn breed we love.

Our herd name, Cherry Creek Longhorns, comes from the creek that begins on our farm and winds through our pastures before eventually joining the Caney River. It seemed like the perfect name for a herd that’s rooted in the land we call home.

The Herd Behind the Beef

Our breeding herd is the foundation of everything we do.

All of our breeding cattle are TLBAA registered and carefully selected for disposition, structural correctness, maternal ability, and productivity. Every generation is an opportunity to improve the quality of the herd and the beef it produces.

While our primary focus is producing Cherry Creek Longhorn Beef, we occasionally have registered breeding cattle available for sale. Any available cattle can be found on our Livestock for Sale page.

From time to time, Michael also retains one of the friendliest steer calves to train as a riding steer, preserving one of the unique traditions of the Texas Longhorn breed.

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Black Label Ironside

“JD” 4/2022 TLBAA Bull

JD’s been a great producer for us & we have his 3rd crop due this fall. Since we’ve kept every one of his daughters he’s now available for sale or trade!

OW Apollo

“Apollo” 5/2025 TLBAA Bull

Apollo is JD’s replacement….or counterpart if JD doesn’t find a good home. We’re excited to see what this young bull produces with our JD daughters & sisters.

Bar F 055 Copenhagenkiss

“Coco” 2/2005 TLBAA Cow

Coco delivered what is likely her 17th calf in January 2025 & that calf is our beautiful girl Kate. She’s exposed to JD but we believe she’s done breeding. She’ll live out her life on our farm being spoiled & loved.

C3 Autumn Star

“Autumn” 8/2015 TLBAA Cow

Autumn is Willow & Phoenix’s mother. She was carrying a black & white bull calf when we bought her & we’re excited to cross her with JD for 2027.

2M Shelly

“Shelly” 1/2016 TLBAA Cow

Shelly is a thick, deep bodied cow that is consistently producing beefy, butcher type calves. She’s given us 2 heifers in a row now to add to our breeding herd for our beef program.

Super Grande Field 4B

“Barbara Jean” 7/2018 TLBAA Cow

Barbara Jean is an excellent mother & can be counted on to protect any calf on the property like it’s her own. She gave us a heifer this year & will be crossed back to JD for ’27.

C3 Destiny Dust

“Reba” 11/2018 TLBAA Cow

Reba’s horns are just incredible & overall she’s a very nice, deep bodied cow. We are thrilled with her 3 heifers in a row by JD & she’s bred back the same way for fall ’27.

TB Sweet Pea

“Patsy” 5/2020 TLBAA Cow

Patsy is a sale barn find & she’s absolutely perfect. She’s the sweetest cow on the place & is producing equally friendly calves. We plan to breed her back to JD for ’27.

Willow Ironside

“Willow” 4/2021 TLBAA Cow

This girl is Misty’s dam & she had a gorgeous little heifer by the same bull on her side when we bought her. She shares a sire with JD so she’ll be bred to Apollo for ’27.

Phoenix Ironside

“Phoenix” 3/2023 TLBAA Cow

This girl is Willow’s full sister & is also JD’s half sister. Unfortunately she lost her first calf in ’26, she’ll be bred to Apollo for ’27.

MN 50 Shades Of Sparkles

“Sparkles” 4/2023 TLBAA Cow

This is a big framed heifer sired by MN 50 Shades Of Grulla & out of C3 Lady Carrara, both gorgeous grulla longhorns. She’s a big, tall cow & she’s got horns that look like they’re really going to twist. Her first calf is a keeper heifer & we plan to cross her back to JD for 2027.

Genesis Ironside

“Ginny” 4/2023 TLBAA Cow

This is JD’s full sister & she’s a gorgeous girl. She came to us bred to MN Raisn Grays & gave us a stunning grulla bull calf. She will be crossed with Apollo for 2027.

Definitely a Diamond

“Parker” is a 5/2024 TLBAA Cow

Parker came with her momma Patsy from a local livestock sale. She’s a thick, big bodied girl that will be an excellent producer for our beef program. Her first calf is a bull & she’ll be bred back to JD for ’27.

CCL One Chance Fancy

“Fancy” is a 9/2024 TLBAA Cow

Fancy is out of Reba & sired by JD. We couldn’t be happier with how her color & horn are developing. She had her first calf in September 2026 & will be bred to Apollo for 2027.

CCL Bad Decisions

“Kate” is a 1/2025 TLBAA Heifer

This heifer is out of Coco & sired by JD. We prayed for a heifer out of our old girl and 3 weeks before her 20th birthday she delivered this beautiful little lady. We can’t wait to see if she roans out as she matures.

Moonlight Grace Ironside

“Grace” 3/2025 TLBAA Heifer

Grace’s color got us! We’ve been trying to find grulla & we were able to get Grace & her sister Misty from Ironside Longhorns to get our start with grulla.

Ember Ironside

“Ember” 4/2025 TLBAA Heifer

Ember shares a sire with Grace, Misty, Skye, & Vegas. Michael has wanted a solid black longhorn & finally got her!

Vega Ironside

“Vegas” 4/2025 TLBAA Heifer

Vegas shares a sire with Ember, Grace, Misty, & Skye. She’s a gorgeous speckled girl & we’re looking forward to watching her grow.

Silver Mist Ironside

“Misty” 5/2025 TLBAA Heifer

Misty is Grace’s ½ sister & her dark grulla coloring is just stunning. We love her depth of body & bone plus horns are growing like crazy & are angling back hard already, showing potential for a lot of twist!

CCL Sweet Revival

“Paisley” is a 6/2025 TLBAA Heifer

She’s out of our sale barn find Patsy & is baby sister to Parker. Paisley is sired by TLBAA World Champion TL Revival & we’re so excited to have a heifer of this caliber in our herd. The fact that she’s puppy dog sweet like her momma is just a bonus!

CCL Okie Jo

“Jo” is a 9/2025 TLBAA Heifer

She’s out of Reba & sired by JD, making her Fancy’s full sister. She is nearly Fancy’s carbon copy with the same white & brindle markings but she’s got stronger conformation than her sister.

CCL Meg

“Meg” is a 9/2025 TLBAA Heifer

She’s out of Shelly & sired by JD. She’s developing gorgeous heavy brindling & we’re loving her depth & bone.

CCL Summer Skye

“Skye” is a 6/2026 TLBAA Heifer

Skye is Willow’s daughter, sired by MN Raisn Grays, a grulla bull that is the sire to several of our 2025 calves that we purchased for our breeding herd.

CCL Some Like It Hot

“Marilyn” is a 8/2026 TLBAA Pending Heifer

She’s out of Barbara Jean & sired by JD. This is our first heifer from this cross, both of her big brothers are black & white near carbon copies of their daddy!

CCL Hot In Herre

“Nelly” is a 8/2026 TLBAA Pending Heifer

Nelly is out of Shelly & sired by JD, making her Meg’s full sister. We’ll see if she brindles like her 2 older siblings from this cross!

CCL Scorched Black Label

“Cinder” is a 8/2026 TLBAA Pending Heifer

Cinder is out of Reba & sired by JD & is the 3rd heifer in a row from this cross. She did break the mold on color though, as her 2 older sisters are nearly identical white heifers with brindle spots. We’re loving her color!

CCL Help Me Rhonda

“Rhonda” is a 9/2026 TLBAA Pending Heifer

Rhonda is the first calf out of our black & white cow Sparkles & is sired by JD. I’ve got a sneaking suspicion that she’s going to go brindle based on her little striped nose…but we shall see!