101 Ranch: Changes are Coming
By Laci Jones Joe Miller was still learning the ropes on becoming as good of a cattleman as his father, G.W. Miller. Only a year after the Winfield Roundup, Joe Miller was tasked with providing […]
January issue
The Importance of Copper in Beef Cattle Reproduction
By Barry Whitworth, DVM According to Dr. Keith Bailey, the director of the Oklahoma Animal Disease and Diagnostic Laboratory (OADDL), copper deficiency has been a common finding in late term cattle abortions and stillbirths over […]
Dancing Eagles
Keeping Native American Traditions Alive By Jan Sikes Oklahoma is rich in Native American heritage and traditions, but nothing expresses it in a more perfect art form than the Dancing Eagles. Husband and wife team, […]
Laparoscopic Surgery in the Horse
By Lauren Lamb, DVM Laparoscopic surgery is a form of minimally invasive surgery that can be performed on a horse. Minimally invasive surgery is performed through small skin incisions (1/2 to 3/4 of an inch). […]
No Rest for the Farmer & Rancher
By Ralph Chain It is one of the busiest times of the year. I can’t believe how much work and worry go in to having a Red Angus Sale. We are also drilling wheat, rye […]
January 2018 Profile: Dick Carr
A Bull Rider’s Player By Laci Jones At 84-years-old, former professional bull rider Dick Carr believes in the power of prayer, especially when making his renowned bull ropes. At his home in Elk City, Okla., […]