LOR, Libby 4-H team up for safe cattle handling
Hailey Matthews shows off the Arrowquip Q-Catch. (Photo courtesy Kara Matthews)
Leah Matthews attaches an ear tag to a Hereford cow while in the Arrowquip Q-Catch. (Photo courtesy Kara Matthews)
Miss Montana, Leah Matthews's Black Angus heifer, in the Arrowquip Q-Catch. (Photo courtesy Kara Matthews)
Handling ornery cattle is a tricky proposition, but the LOR Foundation recently teamed up with the Libby South 40 4-H Club to make it safer for its young people.
LOR stepped up to buy a Arrowquip Q-Catch mobile cattle shute for the local club and its young members are now able to safely handle animals weighing a half ton or more...
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