
Ep 128: Stockmanship w Steve Cote… Getting a Herd Started Correctly
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The principles that Bud Williams brought to the forefront of our livestock industry have motivated many ranchers to learn and adopt these practices in their own operations. Today we talk with Steve Cote as we specifically focus on the most important part of getting a herd to move is how they get started. Plus, will talk through what we can being doing in the winter months to help train cattle to move better, herd quitters, and, how we can make the approach and entry into the corrals happen without losing your marriage.
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