One of the biggest challenges in running cattle on rugged terrain is maintaining traditional fencing. The ongoing need for repairs, regular inspections, and costly materials can quickly drain a rancher’s time, energy, and finances. A promising new solution to this long-standing issue is virtual fencing, a technology similar in concept to shock collars used for dogs, but specifically designed for cattle. Jake Winona, a first-generation rancher from Prescott, and his wife, Sara

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The Appaloosa Horse Club (ApHC) has been hosting the Chief Joseph Trail Ride since 1965 making it one of the nation's longest running...