We've got some incredible news to share - the Russellville, Kentucky Clinic featuring Tom Curtain and Dawn Hnatow is officially SOLD OUT! Thank you to everyone who snagged a spot – it's going to be an unforgettable event!

But wait, if you missed out this time, don't worry! For those eager for more clinics and exciting opportunities with Tom Curtain and Dawn Hnatow, we've got your back. Feel free to reach out to us at info@cattleupstockmanship.com for information on upcoming events and clinics. Stay tuned for more fantastic chances to join in on the action!

Thank you all for your amazing support!

Topics to Be Covered

• Stockmanship: conventional vs. low stress

• Economic benefits of stockmanship

• Stockmanship fundamentals: mindset, attitude, working with and preparing

animals, principles, techniques

• Driving

• Corral work

• Facilities

• Fenceline weaning and riding for health post-weaning

• Loading out

• Placing cattle on range without fences

• Solving handling challenges: riparian loafers, bunch quitters

Attending Stockmanship School RSVP:

Contact Roger Ingram at 530-401-0314 or email rsingram1005@gmail.com with

questions.

You must call or email if you wish to attend the school.

Click here for the Tuition and Registration Form

Tuition Cost: $1,000 per person (includes meals and indoor lodging – limited lodging

space available)

$800 per person (includes meals and outdoor camping – bring your tent or trailer)

Discover the secrets of effective cattle handling: Learn about cattle behavior, body language, and communication signals. Gain knowledge in low-stress handling techniques, such as proper penning, sorting, and loading methods. Learn how to move and work with cattle efficiently, minimizing their anxiety and maximizing their cooperation. Unleash your potential, build a stronger connection with cattle, and make a positive impact in the livestock industry.

Lunch, coffee & snacks included in registration.

In this two-day clinic, you will acquire the tools to keep your livestock in the proper mental state as they go through the entire production process including rotating pastures, gathering, sorting, weaning, backgrounding, feedlot management, and loading with the results of lowered stress and better quality of life for you and your livestock.

Lunch included in registration.