Five-Minute Drills for Every Species
A lot of families overcomplicate showmanship practice. They think it has to take hours every night in the barn. The […]
Category: Swine
What Showmanship Principles Never Change
Every species has its quirks. Sheep brace. Market goats brace too — though they wear a collar or a halter. […]
Habits Win Shows
When you walk into the ring, what the judge really sees isn’t just your animal — it’s your habits. Building […]
From Wild to Willing: Beginnings of Training Livestock
If you’ve ever walked into the pen with a brand-new project animal, you know the look — wide eyes, nervous […]
Should Livestock Showmen Desire Criticism?
Here’s a secret most people miss: the very best showmen aren’t afraid of criticism — they actually seek it out. […]
Mastering Your Use of Equipment
In this blog, I’m going to briefly run through the equipment you’ll need for training and showing swine. I’ll give you an explanation for each tool, cover several points of concern, and bust a few myths!
Key Foundations for Training Swine – Part Two
In this blog and the last, we’re talking about two key components that will create a good foundation for training […]
Key Foundations for Training Swine – Part One
In this blog and the next, we’re going to talk about two key components that will create a good foundation […]
The Importance of Knowledge and Practice with Show Livestock
Sheep, goat, cattle, and swine showmanship aren’t about getting good and staying there. Showmanship is about getting good enough to […]
The Importance of Training Show Livestock
Sheep, goat, cattle, and swine showmanship aren’t about getting good and staying there. Showmanship is about getting good enough to […]