Dickinson Cattle Company, Inc. is a family owned corporation owned by four siblings: Joel
Dickinson(President), Chad Dickinson(Vice President), Kirk Dickinson(Treasurer), Dela Lenz(Secretary).
Their parents Darol and Linda Dickinson started raising Texas Longhorns in the 60's and the four children worked for the ranch on
weekends and after school. Part of the wages were paid in young longhorn calves. DCCI was incorporated in 1989 with the start up
capital being cattle that the four siblings had accumulated over the years. DCCI had only 40 head of Texas Longhorns at
the time of incorporation, and that has grown by leaps and bounds. At this time there are over 1100.
Darol Dickinson went to work full time for DCCI in 1990 as the General Manager.

DCCI Billboard in Ohio
DCCI has expanded to a beautiful division in Ohio. Joel Dickinson is managing
this division.
The new sire barn is completed with block and steel insulated construction. The home is completed, with a guest buyers facility.
Lawns are planted around the house, about 20 trees have been established plus
numerous pipe fences to complete the corrals, loading and unloading facilities. Friends of DCCI are coming in regularly to make selections of new herd sires and quality breeding
stock.
Each Longhorn producer that would enjoy a tour of the Ohio property, and perhaps make some wise choices for
purchase are cordially invited. The Ohio division is located right on I 70 in southeastern Ohio. Each visitor should
always request an appointment before coming, so that the front security gates will be open for entry. DCCI is
completely open for business as the east coast one-stop-cattle-shopping-center. DCCI will do Cattle deliveries anywhere with volume purchases.
The Ohio division is a beehive of activity, as many of the final touches are being put on this facility to make it a serious
place for Texas Longhorn marketing and promotion. We look forward to your visit to Ohio. Plan to come by and visit this
beautiful eastern ranch, celebrating the historic Texas Longhorn and the Dutch BueLingo.
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