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[Note from Tina—] As you know, Mom and I kicked “writing the book” into high gear at the beginning of January. We’ve been building time-lines, collecting resources, writing schedules, and recording stories. One of the resources we had was a big envelope of letters Mom had written to our good
I have been following a thread on another e-mail list comparing the mothering rating of the cow that tries to attack anyone who gets close to their new-born calf as opposed to the cow that is OK with this. The consensus seems to be that the mellow cow is not
An email from Steve Cote—I was going through some boxes this week and came across a forgotten old T shirt from 1996 or 7. It has never been worn because it was a special one because of the story behind it. When I was working with the Morgan Creek Grazing
I know Bud’s name means something in livestock circles so just to set the record straight, Bud Williams Stockmanship does NOT endorse the BudFlow tub system.
Hello Eunice, I haven’t talked with you in quite awhile. My name is Kevin Cherpin. I have worked at learning proper stockmanship for years. I was introduced to it in college, and took the course from Richard and Tina about 3 winters ago. I work on a community pasture in
Recently I had an e-mail from Hellen Santos, a Brazilian journalist from Globo Television, the main TV network in Brazil. She was putting together a journalistic piece on a “Brazilian feedlot that had recently installed a Bud Box and had its team trained to incorporate Bud William´s technics on livestock
A friend just forwarded this to me. . . I just wanted to write you and let you know that I used LSLH [low stress livestock handling] for an application that you may never have thought about before. On June 27th we had a lightening strike start our range land
I wrote this in answer to a post on Kit Pharo’s list, but thought it might be of interest to viewers of this site. At the risk of being the person with a hammer and looking at every problem as a nail . . . A great many handling
While doing some spring cleaning I ran across this item Bud wrote many years ago. My method of working livestock consists of learning to “read” what the animal is telling you and change your position so that she wants to go where you want her to go. It is important
After reading this post on Kit Pharo’s list I received permission from Doug Ferguson to post it to our website. Eunice I buy several thousand a year. Typically buying a load or two every couple weeks. Most of these calves are weaned on the truck and have a 6 to
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