Travis Dority

• Improved horse owners'' satisfaction by providing exceptional hoof trimming and shoeing services.
• Enhanced horse performance with precise and balanced shoe fittings.
• Supported equine health by identifying and addressing hoof issues such as lameness, cracks, and abscesses.
• Maintained a clean and safe work environment by following proper farrier safety protocols.
• Expanded professional knowledge through continuous education in farriery techniques and practices.
• Increased client retention with consistent, high-quality workmanship on all farrier tasks.

• Improved ranch efficiency by implementing modern agricultural practices and techniques.
• Ensured healthy livestock through regular monitoring, vaccination, and treatment of illnesses.
• Increased cattle production with strategic breeding programs and effective herd management practices.
• Assisted in the safe birth of livestock by monitoring pregnant animals closely and acting as a birthing assistant when necessary.
• Built strong relationships with local veterinarians to ensure timely access to professional advice on animal health issues.
• Maintained equipment and ranch structures.
• Branded and tagged livestock for proper identification and security when lost and stolen.
• Cared for about 900 pair by feeding, watering, vaccinating and assisting with birthing.

• Improved ranch productivity by implementing efficient management strategies and resource allocation.
• Enhanced animal welfare through proper nutrition, healthcare, and monitoring procedures.
• Maintained comprehensive records of livestock health, breeding, and sales transactions for accurate reporting.
• Ensured regulatory compliance by adhering to local, state, and federal laws regarding ranch management practices.
• Developed long-term plans for pasture improvement, including rotational grazing systems and soil fertility management.
• Increased overall efficiency with the implementation of new technologies and equipment in ranch operations.
• Collaborated with veterinarians to implement a preventative care program for all livestock on the ranch.
• Examined animals for signs of sickness and overall herd health.
• Worked closely with employees to improve practices, techniques and safety choices, optimizing performance, and minimizing waste.

• From 2013 to 2018 I went to work for myself catching wild cattle across the United states, During this time I worked in Missouri, Kentucky, Montana, Nebraska, and South Dakota.

• Boosted overall cattle quality by implementing comprehensive nutritional programs tailored to meet the specific needs of each animal.
• Mended fences in disrepair to prevent livestock from wandering off and to keep predators out.
• Branded and tagged livestock for proper identification and security when lost and stolen.
• Rotated animals between grazing areas to provide enough access to food.

• Ensured healthy livestock through regular monitoring, vaccination, and treatment of illnesses.
• Maintained equipment and ranch structures.
• Branded and tagged livestock for proper identification and security when lost and stolen.
• Cared for about 3,000 head of cows in the feed yard, and 600 head cow/calf pairs.
• Maintained growth, feeding, production, and cost records for feeder livestock.

• Improved ranch productivity by implementing efficient management strategies and resource allocation.
• Enhanced animal welfare through proper nutrition, healthcare, and monitoring procedures.
• Collaborated with veterinarians to implement a preventative care program for all livestock on the ranch.
• Coordinated logistics for transportation of livestock to auctions or processing facilities ensuring timely delivery without undue stress on animals.
• Examined animals for signs of sickness and overall herd health.
• Maintained ranch records and documentation.
• Trained part-time help in livestock care and ranch operations.

Since my last position ended I have been back to day working, mainly with Roberts Cattle Co. I assist with all day to day operations as needed but primarily help process and doctor cattle.