Join Redwing Ranch for a working stockmanship clinic designed to improve your ability to handle and manage cattle with clarity and precision. This clinic follows the Bud Williams style of stockmanship, teaching participants how to apply timing, positioning, and consistent pressure to move livestock efficiently and confidently in any situation.

While much of the instruction and practice will take place on horseback, participants will also spend time on foot to understand livestock behavior and movement from the animal’s perspective.

Participants will:

• Build a stronger understanding of herd behavior and movement

• Learn to use pressure and angles effectively when handling cattle

• Practice moving and sorting animals in both pastures and corrals

• Improve timing, positioning, and teamwork with other handlers

• See how effective stockmanship supports animal performance, safety, and ranch profitability

Horse & Facility Details

Participants must bring their own horse, along with feed, hay, and a water bucket. Redwing Ranch will provide:

• Individual stalls

• Access to shared wheelbarrows, shovels, and cleaning tools

• Space for trailer parking and tack storage

Details

June 17–21, 2026 

📍 Redwing Ranch, 105 Co Rd 570, Gardner, CO 

Tuition: Tiered pricing available  

Check-in: 4:00 PM Wednesday | Wrap-up: 12:00 PM Sunday

All-inclusive with chef-prepared meals, five-star rated lodging or camping, and course materials. Space is limited to ensure a focused, hands-on learning environment.