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Cattle handling


The articles below cover the topic of cattle handling. There are more articles in the Cattle, Calves and Calving, Cattle Behaviour and The Basics sections too. If you're looking for something in particular then use the search box above. If not, then browse the article titles and see what there is to help you.  If you can't find an answer here then why not ask in our discussion forums? One of the very friendly and helpful members is sure to be able to help you.

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Cattle handling
 

Cattle Handling Basics

What you should know about how cattle take in information and how to stay safe around them.

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Moving stock in the paddock

This is usually very easy as you use their “mobbing” instinct where they move together for security.

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Move a Mob Through A Gateway

Stock used to regular handling like dairy cows will move quietly through a gate in their established social order without problems. 

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Move Stock Along Lanes

Driving stock that has been regularly handled is easy. Just let them move along at their own pace.

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Handling Stock In Yards

Remember that animals remember!  They certainly remember bad experiences (fear and pain) from handling in yards.

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Head Bails and Crushes

Remember that animals remember! They certainly remember bad experiences (fear and pain) from handling in head bails.

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