Low-stress handling does not mean working livestock slow. I call this ‘slow-stressful handling.’
Have someone on your Christmas list who likes all things Bud & Eunice Williams? All their stockmanship and marketing topics are now documented in either
Monday Richard watched the 5 hour Stockmanship video for the 18th time, and he found this gem where Dad said, “Without movement, you have nothing,
Note from Tina: As this topic often comes up in questions and Facebook posts about stockmanship, I went to the source, Mom, for some more
“Proper stockmanship is the management of animals in the best way possible. Stress is the emotion level of the animals and has nothing to do
“Learning and using good stockmanship will probably return more profit for the time invested than anything except good marketing.” — Bud Williams
“Animals will tell us exactly what we need to do to get them to do exactly what we want them to do.” — Bud Williams
“When people talk or write, it is about low-stress stock handling. The words “proper stockmanship” are almost never used. When working animals it should be
“When I move cattle I don’t fool around. I’m not easy on animals. I’m not hard on animals. I just move them in such a
Our next Online Course (Proper Stockmanship) begins October 7. Read more about it here: handnhandlivestocksolutions.com/online
We just got back from another great trip to West Virginia! In 2006, 2007, and 2008 we spoke throughout West Virginia for the WV University
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