How the Texas Longhorn Became a Living Legend by Andrew Logan | Published by Alcalde, the official publication of Texas Exes [Article] Roaming the brushy expanse of the Texas plains, a herd of Texas longhorns graze under the blaring sun, their sprawling horns casting long shadows on the dusty ground. … Read More
[ARTICLE] Published by Inc. Magazine, Written by Jane Porter. Gay Gaddis runs one of the largest independent ad agencies in the country–when she’s not tending to her Longhorns. Field of DreamsBy age 6, Gay Gaddis knew how to work a field of cattle. Growing up in a small town just … Read More
A YEAR LIKE THIS by Rebecca French Smith | Published by Texas CEO Magazine [ARTICLE] Drought, inflation, and supply chains throw wrenches in Texas agriculture. Water weighed heavy on the minds of Texas farmers and ranchers last summer as the heat bubble that had stationed itself over most of the … Read More
[February 14, 2023 – Blog] To paraphrase Abraham Lincoln: “We can complain because cactus blooms have thorns, or rejoice because thorn bushes have cactus blooms.” Sending love, beauty (and the occasional thorn) from our Double Heart Ranch. Happy Valentine’s Day! SIGN UP! Receive Gay’s blog posts in your inbox by … Read More
[VIDEO] A collection of photos and memories of Gay Gaddis’s beloved four-legged friends at the Double Heart Ranch. These furry friends bring smiles to visitors of Gay’s private art studio and gallery, Fossil Ridge, every day. Man’s (and woman’s) Best Friends
