Thinking is the hardest work there is, which is the probable reason why so few engage in it.
Tina and I spent Friday evening and Saturday visiting with Bud and Eunice Williams and then drove to Oklahoma to Jerry Addision’s ranch there to help them load out seven loads of heifers. What great experience!
Dawn gave me some pointers.
Walk toward them, let them go by you, pressure a little, release a little, and up they go! We loaded those seven trucks in just over two hours.
It doesn’t matter what you think; it only matters what the animal thinks. — Bud Williams Learn how to apply this to your own stockmanship
The early bird registration window is closing soon on our upcoming online Proper Stockmanship School! Register by March 14 to save on our April to
Every year we put on a three day school in Bolivar, MO just before the Annual Bud Summit. Richard and I call it “Bud Week,”
“It is my opinion that a few good people will learn how to work their animals better, and most will just talk about ‘low stress’
You don’t need to be smarter than others to outperform them if you can out-position them. Anyone looks like a genius when they’re in a
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