Introduction to Fence Work: Working Imaginary Cow

Working an imaginary cow can be very beneficial when first starting to go down the fence.

Before letting his nonpro complete her first fence run, Brad Barkemeyer has her work an imaginary cow to prepare her.

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Working an imaginary cow can be very beneficial when first starting to go down the fence.

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