Sharpe Diamond Cattle Co.
Sharpe Diamond herd at golden hour on Texas pasture

Our herd

Bred for the Land.
Built to Last.

A disciplined commercial herd on 44 acres of Coastal Bermuda and Bahia pasture in Simsboro, Texas. Every animal carries a permanent number, brand, and lifetime record.

The Sharpe Diamond standard

Four proven breeds

We run a mixed commercial herd built around Charolais, Brahman, Brangus, and Red Angus. Each was chosen for its adaptability to Central Texas conditions, its temperament, and its long-term value as a foundation animal.

Every head on this property is numbered, branded, recorded, and managed with the same discipline I learned in the Marine Corps. We don’t cut corners on genetics, records, health protocols, or pasture management.

Registered Charolais bulls

Bubba and Tango

Two AICA-registered Charolais bulls built our breeding program, with documented bloodlines, proven genetics, and the muscle to produce quality calves across the herd. Bubba has since been sold, and his genetics carry forward in our cows and calves. Tango is our herd sire today.

Bull Bubba, KK Untouchable Pegasus 2376
AICA pedigree certificate for Bubba

Bubba 40 Sold

KK Untouchable Pegasus 2376 · AICA M995112

85 lbBirth weight
496 lbWeaning · ratio 97
765 lbYearling · ratio 92
  • AICA registered and polled
  • Sire: WC Untouchable 9507 P
  • Sold. His daughters and calves carry his genetics forward in our herd.
Bull Tango, WCR Sir Mentor 561 P, in the pen
AICA pedigree certificate for Tango

LBW Bull Tango Herd sire

WCR Sir Mentor 561 P · AICA M1018127

717 lbWeaning · ratio 112
1,083 lbYearling · ratio 94
  • AICA registered and polled
  • Breeder: Wienk Charolais Ranch, South Dakota
  • 75% interest held by Sharpe Diamond Cattle Co.

The next generation

The fall 2026 calf crop

Calving season is underway. These calves hit the ground in October. Each one is tagged, recorded, and checked over soon after birth, while its mother keeps a close eye on the process.

Robert Sharpe with a newly tagged calf
Tagging day
Tagging a newborn calf while its mother watches
Mama is watching
Red cow licking her newborn calf
First hours
Cow and calf lying together in the pasture
Resting together
Cream-colored cow with two calves
Two in the grass
Calf nursing from its red mother
Breakfast
Black and white cow standing with her tagged calf
Cow and calf
Young calf with a yellow ear tag looking at the camera
Curious
Red cow and her calf at the edge of the trees
Evening light

The cow herd

Four breeds. One standard.

Brahman heifer, tag 24, standing by the pens

Heat-hardy. Parasite-resistant. Built for Texas.

Brahman

Brahman cattle are the backbone of Central Texas commercial operations. Their heat tolerance, parasite resistance, and efficient grazing suit them to the demanding conditions of Central Texas pasture. Known for longevity and strong maternal instincts, they anchor our cow herd.

  • Superior heat and humidity tolerance
  • Exceptional parasite resistance
  • Efficient grazers on native pasture
  • Long productive lifespan
  • Strong maternal instincts
Brangus cow number 25, Big Mama, in pasture

Heat-tolerant. Proven carcass. Built for Texas.

Brangus

Brangus combine the best of two breeds: the marbling, carcass quality, and growth of Angus with the heat tolerance, parasite resistance, and hardiness of Brahman. Registered Brangus are 3/8 Brahman and 5/8 Angus, a balance developed for Southern conditions. The result is a docile, efficient animal that holds up through a Texas summer and still delivers the beef quality buyers want.

  • Angus marbling and carcass quality
  • Brahman heat and humidity tolerance
  • Good parasite and insect resistance
  • Docile and easy to handle
  • Strong demand in Southern markets
Red Angus cow on Sharpe Diamond pasture

Copper-coated. Proven genetics.

Red Angus

Red Angus share the performance genetics of Black Angus with added heat tolerance from their lighter coat. Known for fertility, maternal ability, and consistent carcass quality, they complement our Charolais bulls to produce well-muscled, fast-growing calves.

  • Excellent fertility and maternal ability
  • Heat tolerance advantage
  • Consistent carcass quality
  • Strong growth rates
  • Complements Charolais crossbreeding
44Acres
4Breeds
1Registered herd sire
100%Numbered and recorded

From the pasture

The herd in photos

Red heifer, tag 36, standing in pasture
No. 36
Black heifer, tag 31
No. 31
Red cow, tag 35, facing the camera
No. 35
White Brahman, tag 24, grazing
No. 24
Gray cow, tag 28
No. 28
Red cow, tag 34, close up
No. 34
Black cow, tag 29
No. 29
Red heifer, tag 39
No. 39
Black cow, tag 32, close up
No. 32
Black and white cow, tag 33, grazing
No. 33
Black cow, tag 38
No. 38
Red cow, tag 35, grazing
No. 35
Black cow, tag 26, close up
No. 26
White calf, tag 42, beside its black mother
Calf No. 42
Cow and calf grazing at sunset
Sundown
Bull Tango in October 2026
Tango
Bull Tango in the pen
Tango
Bull Tango at golden hour
Tango
Herd grazing at golden hour
The herd
Cow with her calf in tall grass
Cow and calf

Herd management

Records. Discipline. The long view.

Every animal on the property carries a permanent number, brand, and lifetime record: health history, breeding dates, and performance data. This is the foundation of a multigenerational operation.

Our pastures get the same disciplined attention as our cattle. We practice rotational grazing to give each pasture rest and recovery between grazing cycles, and we maintain all fencing to keep the herd where it belongs. Our Bahia grass pastures are fertilized on a seasonal schedule and treated for broadleaf weeds and invasive species to maximize forage quality and stand density. Healthy ground grows healthy cattle. That is a management plan, not a philosophy.

Interested in our cattle?

We occasionally have animals for sale. If you want quality commercial cattle with documented records, reach out.

Have pasture near Teague you would lease? We are always looking. Tell us about your land.

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