75th Louisiana Cattle Festival Royalty

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75th La Cattle Festival King, Randall Perrin resides in Vermilion Parish. Randall Perrin’s roots in cattle ranching run deep—traced all the way back to his Acadian ancestors in Nova Scotia. Born and raised in Henry, Louisiana, Randall continues to live and work on the same land, raising cattle just as his family has done for generations. For the past 50 years, he has dedicated himself to raising registered Hereford cattle, building a legacy that now spans three generations.

Randall shared 46 wonderful years with his late wife, Nina, and together they raised three children: Jeanne, Chip, and Stephanie. Today, his children and his eight grandchildren are proudly carrying the family tradition forward, actively involved in raising and showing Hereford cattle. Randall not only supports his own grandchildren in the show ring but also gives back to the community by sponsoring local 4-H youth, allowing them to exhibit his cattle and gain valuable experience.

A respected leader in the cattle industry, Randall is currently serving his second term as President of the Vermilion Parish Cattlemen’s Association. He remains highly active in the American Hereford Association, frequently attending national sales across the country and consigning high-quality cattle from his herd. His show cattle have seen success on the national stage, including a National Reserve Champion Senior Bull, National Reserve Champion Pen of Three Yearling Heifers, and National Reserve Champion Pen of Three Two-Year-Old Bred Heifers. With a broad network of fellow breeders and a lifelong passion for the industry, Randall Perrin is a cornerstone of the Hereford community—committed to excellence, tradition, and the next generation of cattlemen and women.