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I have been working intensively with a group of 4 cows, doing ovum pick up. The cows are in a larger group of about 25. Every time I work with them, I have to gather and sort. I then put my 4 cows through the chute, and perform prep/procedures that
I bought the 18-hour Stockmanship video several years ago and it has made all the difference in my operation. . . The ability it gave me to operate with less overhead was probably the difference between success and failure. Just wanted you to know how much it helped me. Thanks
North Central Oklahoma. Looking for person(s) to fill ranch position! Job will be mainly working with/ straightening out high risk freshly weaned calves and caring for them. Good stockmanship and horsemanship and/or desire to learn is required! Prefer willing Attitude and motivation over experience. Occasionally help ranch crew with other
Question: Bud mentioned on several occasions the animal’s desire to circle. Does this occur mainly when the animal is confined or feels unable to escape or would it occur in wide open spaces as well ? Answer: An animal will circle anything it feels uneasy about. In this way, it
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
Question: We have a 6 year old gelding that we bought 2 years ago, he had about a dozen rides on him. He had some issues, my daughter was working with him and he blew up, hurt her a little and himself more. He healed up from that and then
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
Question: I have a question for you. I have been reading some of the past correspondence with you and Bud. One of the things Bud said about the dogs was they needed to work the stock and not the motion. What exactly does that mean? It would seem, at least
Question: My current border collie has bite and uses it too aggressively at times. She bites and hangs on to my sheep and goats instead of just nipping them when needed. She will run alongside an animal to turn it and grab its front leg. Sometimes dragging it down. She
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