The Cattle Raisers Museum boasts of 10,000 square feet of exhibition space that is dedicated to the preservation and celebration of the significant history of the cattle industry.

The Museum is divided into areas, each focusing on a particular aspect in cattle raising. The Open Range Trail depicts the early challenges and triumphs of cattle raising. It gives visitors an idea of the destructive effects of pests as well as the intervention of barbed wire. Basically, it illustrates how cattle raising began in the area. The New Horizons Trail, on the other hand, features the growth, expansion, and booming business of cattle raising. It also has the Cattle Care Theatre. The museum also features a virtual ranch wherein visitors can manage their own ranches.

The other areas are the Digital Trail and the Vision Trail. The Museum also enables its visitors to watch the brief and informative history of the diverse cattle raising culture in the area.