Butler Polled Brahmans

Butler Polled Brahmans Supplying Registered Polled Brahman Cattle to the purebred and commercial industry since 1982
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Butler Polled Brahmans has been at the forefront in the developement of American Polled Brahman Cattle. We continue to develope polled bloodlines with emphasis on quality.

01/17/2026

Butler Emeree 277 is the kind of Brahman female that’s getting harder and harder to find. She’s a daughter of WINSTON TE and out of a beautiful V8 135/7 daughter — combining rare pedigree with proven maternal strength.

Winston is a son of JDH Sir Winston Manso (985/6) and out of a daughter of (+) JDH Madison de Manso (737/4). These Winston genetics are extremely limited in the U.S., and semen on WINSTON TE is available from Butler Farms.

If you’re looking to add depth, maternal power, and rare Brahman genetics to your program, this is an opportunity worth exploring.

📩 Contact Butler Farms for semen information
Keep the quality up.

01/14/2026

These red Brahman calves carry strong Guzerat-type influence.

Sired by Ali Baba and Florete and backed by proven red Brahman cows, they show the kind of bone, rib, and muscle that translate into longevity and efficiency in the pasture.

This is real-world cattle — built to work, built to last.

Keep the quality up.

01/14/2026

Meet Polled Apex (PP) — a true homozygous polled prospect.

Sired by Razor’s Pride
Out of a proven DB Senator daughter

Built right, genetically sound, and bred with the commercial cattleman in mind.
Polled genetics that work — today and tomorrow.

Keep the Quality Up.

01/14/2026

The business end never lies.

This is Polled Maxxed Out—showing you where the value is made.
Sired by Nioka Pablo and out of a Pistolero daughter, he represents true outcross power with thickness, shape, and functionality where it pays.

Square hipped. Big topped. Built from the ground up to add muscle, efficiency, and pounds to the next generation.

This is the kind of bull that works for the commercial cattleman and leaves females you want to keep.

Keep The Quality Up.

01/14/2026

For the past couple of years, I’ve been doing some intentional experimenting.

I bred my registered Red Brahman females to Red Angus bulls, and my Grey Brahman females to Hereford bulls. From the red cows, I really like the Red F1 Brangus calves. From the grey cows, I like the tiger-striped calves—they still catch the eye and work in the right markets.

Curiosity pushed it a step further.

As an experiment, I bred two dark-pigmented Grey Brahman females to a Red Angus bull just to see what would happen.

The video shows the results.

🔴 One calf is Red Angus × Red Brahman
⚪ One calf is Red Angus × Grey Brahman

Same sire.
Same environment.
Different cow base.
Very different look.

Both calves will grow, perform, and make money—but they may fit different buyers and different programs.

So I’ll ask the question I’m thinking about myself:

👉 Which one do you think fits the commercial and registered market the best—and why?

Sometimes progress doesn’t come from theory.
It comes from trying it and letting the cattle tell the story.





01/13/2026

Rocco with Brahman cows.
Different breeds. One proven result.

The F1 female never goes out of style.

Built for fertility.
Built for longevity.
Built for real-world efficiency in the commercial cow herd.

Some things aren’t trends — they’re foundations.

👉 Would you build a herd without F1 females?

Congratulations Michelle Cooper on a class win, reserve division and 3rd in intermediate showmanship. At Cattlemans’s Co...
01/13/2026

Congratulations Michelle Cooper on a class win, reserve division and 3rd in intermediate showmanship. At Cattlemans’s Congress in OKC Little Debbie keeps on stacking up the wins. Polled Koe, her sire, puts the look and performance on them. “Keep The Quality Up”

01/13/2026

Most people won’t understand what they’re seeing here—but that’s okay.

This heifer calf is sired by Cuco and out of a JDH Woodson daughter.
That’s old-school foundation genetics blended with next-generation progress.

This isn’t accidental breeding.
This is intentional, forward-thinking selection.

✔️ Natural thickness
✔️ Balance and femininity
✔️ Built for productivity and longevity

This is how breeds move forward—
respect the past while building the future.

💬 Honest question for breeders:
Do you build from proven cow families… or chase what’s popular?

One of a kind. The future is already here.

01/12/2026

Volume you can see — and performance you can count on.

This is Polled Joey, showing true center body and rib capacity.

Cattle with big middles have:
• More room for vital organs
• Greater feed intake and digestive efficiency
• Better body condition maintenance
• Increased longevity and reproductive consistency

This kind of volume isn’t about extremes or show-ring tricks — it’s about functional cattle built to work under real-world conditions.

Questions:
Do you see better longevity and fertility in cattle with more center body?
Have you noticed volume making a difference during tough forage or weather conditions?

Breed forward. Keep the quality up.

01/12/2026

Natural muscle you don’t have to explain.

CT EL TOREAUX shows the kind of real, functional shape that lasts beyond picture day.

• Big hip and true natural muscling
• Polled (scurred)
• Very moderate with excellent bone
• Out of the proven Madan Boudreaux cow
• Sired by El Toro

Bulls like this add muscle and structure without giving up moderation or functionality.

Breed forward. Keep the quality up.

Question:
Do you prefer natural muscle and moderation, or bigger-framed cattle that need managing?

01/12/2026

ISO a few bred Red Brahman heifers. The closer to the East Coast the better. What do you know of?

01/11/2026

Thick. Deep. Polled. Vigorous.

This heifer is 7/8 traditional Brahman, built on the genetics that established the breed and made it great. That foundation matters.

But add just 1/8 new, fresh genetics, and you start to see things come back into focus — more depth, more structure, more natural vigor, and more function where it counts.

This isn’t about abandoning tradition.
It’s about reinforcing it so Brahman cattle continue to work in real-world, commercial environments — not just stand still.

Progress doesn’t require a reset.
Sometimes it only takes a small, intentional step forward.

Breed forward. Keep the quality up.

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4595 FM 115
Mount Vernon, TX
75457

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