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A new training arena is under construction, with efforts focused on leveling the ground and preparing the foundation. Additional facilities include stalls, wash racks, and palpation cages for horse care. Heavy equipment is in use to clear debris and expand usable land.

Foal care starts immediately after birth. Within an hour, the foal should be standing and nursing, and by three hours, the mare should have passed the placenta. Proper handling from an early age ensures the foals grow into well-behaved ranch horses. These horses need endurance, strong bones, and a natural ability to work cattle.

Branding is not just about marking cattle; it’s a tradition deeply rooted in cowboy culture. It serves as a legal way to prove ownership and prevent theft. Branding events also bring ranchers together, helping to preserve the skills and values of the western way of life.

Branding cattle is like having a title for your truck; it’s the legal identification for cattle in Nevada. Some think cattle rustling is a thing of the past, but it still happens today. A calf can be worth up to $1,000, and unbranded calves are an easy target. By branding, we make sure they’re traceable, preventing theft and ensuring rightful ownership.

Floating a horse’s teeth helps prevent discomfort, improves eating efficiency, and ensures better performance. Using specialized tools, sharp enamel points are smoothed out, and wolf teeth are removed to avoid bit interference. Regular dental care keeps horses healthier and more comfortable.