Texan Longhorn

You may have seen these guys before. Today I was at @dide 's house, as we had the end-of-year judging for camera club today. When we stopped for lunch the longhorns were being fed too, so I took the opportunity to grab a shot of their very long horns!

I'm tagging this for the 52-week challenge - symmetry, as his horns are symmetrical!

[Milanie]

What a good shot of those long horns - and all that lovely green grass!

[Annie D]

they certainly live up to their name

[julia]

He's probably not very good at scratching his own back but could easily scratch his mates..

[Maggiemae]

Great shot - don't see many longhorns around! They must find it difficult to go round corners!

[Christina]

That is some horn, I imagine you need to keep your wits about you so one does not become impaled!

[Suzanne]

Wow!

[Issi Bannerman]

Oh, what a great image!

[Babs]

Wow those horns look lethal

[Boxplayer]

Fantastic, those horns are unreal.

[Beryl Lloyd]

Ooh fantastic - the horns certainly live up to their name!

[Corinne C]

Wow a fabulous and fun portrait

[George]

Majestic.

[Delwyn Barnett]

Those horns are amazing!! A good thing you remembered your camera!

[Elisabeth Sæter]

Great shot

[Carole Sandford]

The name isn’t kidding! They are indeed very long horns!

[Julie]

Excellent shot!

[Glover Shearron, Jr.]

WOW! Great catch, as I love the perspective from which this was shot ....up close and on a hill, where you can see that it drops off behind the cattle, as you follow his left horn out to the road and into the horizon. Nice.