Learn all about it here!
I will be traveling to Montana again this year for another Stock Dog Clinic with Dawn Hnatow August 15-18, 2025. We had a great time at this wonderful location last year and look forward to our second school there! Click here for the photos from the school last year. Read
We had another great Stock Dog School in Weatherford, TX! Here’s some photos from the two-day school. Oh, and we are already in the process of planning another one in Montana for this summer! Watch this page for details when we get them finalized. Dawn presenting some general information about
Dawn Hnatow and I will present another Working Stock Dog clinic February 4 and 5 in Weatherford, TX where you will learn: Principles of low-stress stock handling to keep your cattle calm and manageable Practical methods for maximizing the potential of your working dog Proven strategies to enhance stock flow
Back by popular demand, Dawn Hnatow and I will be putting on another Working Stock Dog Clinic February 4-5, 2025 in Weatherford, TX. Watch this page for more information coming soon!
I was very happy to present alongside Dawn Hnatow about using Stock Dogs on ranches at the J Bar L Ranch in Montana July 20-21, 2024. Here are some photos of the clinic: We brought some of our items for sale The food provided by the J Bar L was
I will be presenting information on working stock dogs at this clinic along with Dawn Hnatow teaching intermediate/advanced stockmanship. What’s included for your $600 fee: Two day classroom clinic Three nights – ranch lodging (discounted rate camping available) Hearty, nourishing, locally sourced meals Hosted by J Bar L Ranch They
Question: I am in need of some direction. I am in northwest Colorado and we recently have had a pack of wolves move in to the area. We run mother cows and grass cattle. The grass contract cattle we receive come primarily out of feedlots. I have been informing myself about
Dear Eunice … He is ten months now, has lived in the calf barn all his life [previously Jake told me that he and the kids often played with the pup and he was well socialized] but I never let him get away on me to chase them, he sniffed
Question: I’ve been training a rider this summer who’s obtained a border collie female that’s less than a year old. The ranch he’s riding for breeds their own and gave him this one which was previously sold at 10-12 weeks old to a ranch that brought it back. They said
I’ve been getting a lot of questions about what Bud meant when he said to “push you dog” and how to go about teaching them to be handled this way. One of the problems is that the word “push” means many different things to livestock people. A dog with a
Copyright © 2025 Bud Williams Stockmanship; All Rights Reserved