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)