they travel back and forth from Snook to
College Station to help with what they can.
“They will be the fifth generation and the farm
has been in the family for 107 years now,” Jay said.
“We are a Texas Department of Agriculture Family
Land Heritage Honoree for being established
for a hundred years. My dad has challenged my
boys to get it to the 150-year mark. So, hopefully
we can keep it all together and get it there.”
Wilder Family Limousin is a family operation at its
core. Only one employee is not family, and really,
he is like family. The Limousin breed is the same
way, in their opinion. It is a big family. From the
Peterson’s in South Dakota to Levi and the many
other families they have met along the way, they all
have made an impact on Wilder Family Limousin.
“The friendships we have developed all over the
country wouldn’t have been possible without
the Limousin organization,” Jay said. “There are
so many others I haven’t even mentioned. We
all support each other and invest in each other
on behalf of the breed. It is pretty neat.” LT
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