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Our Story

Welcome to KP Cattle

Rooted in Tradition. Built for Today.

 

KP Cattle is built on four generations of hard work and heritage, starting with my great-grandfather, Joe “Papa Joe” Perry, and the JP brand registered in 1952.

 

Today, our family’s legacy continues at Painted Oaks Farm in Jack County, purchased by my grandfather, Charles “Pawpaw” Perry, in 1995. I founded KP Cattle in 2020, and in 2025 introduced the KJP Bar Brand—a new mark honoring our past while forging our future.

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Why We Do It

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At KP Cattle, we’re continuing a legacy four generations strong—rooted in family, built on integrity, and driven by a deep respect for the land and livestock. What started with Papa Joe and the JP Bar Brand lives on through every pasture, bale, and brand we put our name on.

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How We Do It​

We raise our cattle with care and run our operation with honesty—just like our family has always done. From Painted Oaks Farm to every customer we serve, we combine experience, hard work, and a commitment to doing things the right way, every time.

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Our beef is proudly USDA approved, meaning it meets strict federal standards for safety, quality, and processing. Every cut is inspected to ensure it’s wholesome, properly handled, and free from contaminants. This certification is your assurance that KP Cattle’s beef is not only raised with care, but also processed under rigorous guidelines that protect your family’s health and guarantee a consistent, high-quality product from pasture to plate.

Meet the Team Behind KP Cattle

The team at KP Cattle is more than just a business—it’s a multi-generational legacy built on hard work, loyalty, and family pride. From PawPaw’s decades of coaching to Kyle’s leadership, Chandler’s boots-on-the-ground work, and the next generation’s growing involvement, everyone plays a part. With skilled support from extended family and friends like Caden, KP Cattle continues to grow—rooted in tradition, driven by purpose, and powered by people who care.

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Charles "Coach" Perry

 

A Texas coaching legend for 48 years, Charles now enjoys retired life with a daily stop at the local coffee spots and a go-with-the-flow schedule.

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C J Perry
 

A dedicated Crowley police officer of 20+ years, C J supports his kids' sports, helps with KP Cattle operations, and honors the legacy of his late mother, Elaine “Memaw” Perry.

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Kyle & Jacey Perry

 

Kyle, the oldest of C.J.’s five children, manages operations for KP Cattle and runs the Graham O’Reilly’s store. His wife, Jacey, is KP Cattle’s social media lead and holds a master’s in Agricultural Communications.

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Kenneth & Hollie Perry

 

An ASE Certified Tech in Kileen, Kenneth spends his downtime with his wife Hollie, their dogs, and the occassional trip up to fish, hunt, or lend a hand at KP Cattle.  

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Chandler Perry

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KP Cattle’s first full-time employee, Chandler manages day-to-day operations in pajama pants, tackles any equipment job, and spends his free time on motorcycles or old engines.

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Peyton Perry

 

The only girl in the Perry crew, Peyton is a senior at Jacksboro High who loves basketball, hay raking, and riding her horses, Athena and Dottie.

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Caleb Perry

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Caleb is a junior at Jacksboro High School and a key part of ranch operations. He can operate every piece of equipment to ranch standards and is the strongest horseback rider on the ranch, especially enjoying time on his buckskin horse.

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Caden Howard​

 

A junior at Jacksboro High School, Caden helped finish 2025 with 4,899 bales of hay.  In his free time he is training Kyle’s Pintaloosa stud, Koda.

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