cattle herding

Cattle herding involves guiding a group of cattle from one location to another, often for grazing, sale, or health management. It typically uses techniques like moving the cattle on foot, horseback, or with motorized vehicles, while employing herding tools such as dogs, fences, or flags to direct their movement. The goal is to keep the herd organized, minimize stress, and ensure safety for both the animals and handlers. Effective herding relies on understanding cattle behavior, social structures, and movements, making it a skillful activity that balances animal comfort with operational efficiency.