“I was worried they would all be the same cow with different paint.”
The coat patterns change, but so do the horn shapes and poses. Once they were together, they felt much more like a little herd than repeated copies.
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Twenty-four Texas Longhorn-inspired figures bring different coats, markings, horn shapes and ranch moments into one Western Christmas collection. Open them one by one, then bring the whole herd together for a display worth keeping.

Different coats. Different markings. Different horns. Different personalities. From red roan and speckled coats to darker ranch cattle, resting poses, mother-and-calf moments and wide-horned standouts, the collection is designed to feel like 24 individual Longhorns—not one cow repeated in different colors.

Wide, curved, weathered and unmistakable—the horns are what give a Texas Longhorn its unforgettable silhouette. Across the collection, different horn shapes, proportions and poses help each figure carry its own ranch character.

Snow on the fence. Warm lights by the barn. Longhorns in the field. Evergreen, rustic wood and touches of Christmas red bring the collection into a Western holiday setting without hiding the cattle beneath costumes. It feels like Christmas with a little Texas ranch spirit.

One Longhorn starts the story. Twenty-four turn it into a collection. When the daily discoveries are finished, bring the herd together on a shelf, mantel or rustic holiday display and keep the Western character going beyond the final reveal.
The coat patterns change, but so do the horn shapes and poses. Once they were together, they felt much more like a little herd than repeated copies.
The ranch details were exactly what I liked. Snow, wood, greenery and a few Christmas touches gave it the holiday feel while the Longhorns stayed front and center.
We arranged them on a shelf with our rustic Christmas decorations, and they finally looked like one complete collection instead of something that ended with the countdown.