Videos of Dagley’s Reata
Supreme Hangin Tree Cowdog
Weaning and Dog Breaking Calves 2022
Come along with David and his dogs as he take you through the process of weaning the calves and dog breaking them. Not only see Stoney, Mr. Tucket and Reata in action, but meet Wortmann’s Kallie, a younger Hangin Tree Cowdog David is training!
Filmed November 2022.
Stoney and Reata Moving Cow Calf Pairs
A couple of our cowdogs, Stoney and Reata, moving our first calf heifer pairs to fresh pasture.
You might notice we also have a few older cows in with them. They were brought in from the main herd for special care, then turned out with these 2 yr olds so we could keep a close eye on them.
It was just one of those beautiful kind of mornings, so I thought I would share some of it with you!
-David Dagley
Filmed June 15th, 2022
Reata Sorting Training Calves
Here David and Reata are sorting off some cattle to use for training some younger dogs.
Although David could work the young dogs in the corral, he enjoys setting up them up like this because it allows our older dogs to feel like they have a job and it keeps them in practice for ranch work.
We really like Reata for how she dog breaks cattle in a very low stress way, even though she does like to grab a nose from time to time. The cattle learn very quickly to move off of her pressure, and more importantly she teaches them not to be runaways.
Filmed January 30th, 2022.
Exciting News, Stoney’s Pretty Tough, & Prairie Fire!
Come along with David and Reata as they feed some calves, watch Stoney move some pairs, and then off to help the neighbors put out a fire!
Filmed August 2021.
Reata Gathering Replacement Heifers
Our Hangin Tree Cowdog, Reata, gathers our replacement heifers.
Filmed March 8th, 2021
Cowdogs Work as Ranch Hands – Stoney, Annie and Reata
Come along with Reata, Annie and Stoney as we move the cattle to fresh pasture. There is plenty of action packed in this video, with run away cattle, a run away dog, and more. Not everything goes perfect, but we had fun, and we got the job done!
Moving the cattle is not always as simple as opening a gate to the next pasture. For this move we have to cross through intersecting pastures, gates, and roads. There is only one right way for the cattle to go to get there, and it is up to us to guide them.
Stoney is a 15 month old Registered Hangin Tree Cowdog, and Reata and Annie are both Supreme Qualified Hangin Tree Cowdogs. David Dagley has been training them to help gather and move cattle, and they are turning out to be exceptional ranch hands!
Video taken March 2021.
Dagley’s Reata – 2020 Futurity Champion
This is Reata’s 2nd go round in the Futurity Class at the 6th Annual HTCA Futurity.
The Futurity Class is only for registered Hangin Tree Cowdogs 27 months old and younger. Each cowdog gets two runs, then their points from the two runs are added together to determine which dogs go to finals.
Dagley’s Reata is a 22 month old Supreme Qualified Hangin Tree Cowdog out of Wilcox’s Slate and 4JB Pepsi. Reata was trained and handled by David Dagley.
Reata Helps Pen Goat Pairs
Our cowdog, Reata, helps us pen our goat pairs.
Filmed May, 2020.
Our Cowdog, Reata, Helps with Corral Work
Reata, one of our cowdogs, helps feed the cows into the alleyway so we can work them and put them back out to pasture.
Using Cowdogs to Pen Pairs for Little Branding – Spring 2020
In this short video David uses two of our Hangin Tree Cowdogs, Dagley’s Annie and Dagley’s Reata, to round up and pen some of our cow calf pairs for our little branding.
Then our family works together with a few friends to vaccinate and brand the calves.
Moving Herd of Cattle Over 4 Miles with 3 Hangin Tree Cowdogs
Annie, Latigo, and Reata are registered Hangin Tree Cowdogs.
Here they are helping us move a herd of cows over 4 miles to fresh pasture.
Reata’s 2nd Time Gathering Cattle in a Big Pasture
Dagley’s Reata is a Registered Hangin Tree Cowdog.
In this video, she is 13 months.
Reata’s a Wilcox’s Slate x 4JB Pepsi
This is the first video in the collection “Videos of Reata the Cowdog.”
Some people wonder why we move our cattle so often.
By dividing the ranch into small pastures, we can move cattle to a new pasture every few days. That way the cattle not only eat their fill of fresh grass, but they also trample the grass creating a mat to protect and feed the soil.
Our cowdogs have made it easier to move our cattle more often, improving both the nutrition and weight gain of the cattle, and also allowing the land to rest most of the year, improving the soil and encouraging the growth of native grasses.
In this video we have helping us two of our registered Hangin Tree Cowdogs, Dagley’s Annie and Dagley’s Reata.
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Videos of Dagley’s Reata
Supreme Hangin Tree Cowdog
Weaning and Dog Breaking Calves 2022
Come along with David and his dogs as he take you through the process of weaning the calves and dog breaking them. Not only see Stoney, Mr. Tucket and Reata in action, but meet Wortmann’s Kallie, a younger Hangin Tree Cowdog David is training!
Filmed November 2022.
Stoney and Reata Moving Cow Calf Pairs
A couple of our cowdogs, Stoney and Reata, moving our first calf heifer pairs to fresh pasture.
You might notice we also have a few older cows in with them. They were brought in from the main herd for special care, then turned out with these 2 yr olds so we could keep a close eye on them.
It was just one of those beautiful kind of mornings, so I thought I would share some of it with you!
-David Dagley
Filmed June 15th, 2022
Reata Sorting Training Calves
Here David and Reata are sorting off some cattle to use for training some younger dogs.
Although David could work the young dogs in the corral, he enjoys setting up them up like this because it allows our older dogs to feel like they have a job and it keeps them in practice for ranch work.
We really like Reata for how she dog breaks cattle in a very low stress way, even though she does like to grab a nose from time to time. The cattle learn very quickly to move off of her pressure, and more importantly she teaches them not to be runaways.
Filmed January 30th, 2022.
Exciting News, Stoney’s Pretty Tough, & Prairie Fire!
Come along with David and Reata as they feed some calves, watch Stoney move some pairs, and then off to help the neighbors put out a fire!
Filmed August 2021.
Reata Gathering Replacement Heifers
Our Hangin Tree Cowdog, Reata, gathers our replacement heifers.
Filmed March 8th, 2021
Cowdogs Work as Ranch Hands – Stoney, Annie and Reata
Come along with Reata, Annie and Stoney as we move the cattle to fresh pasture. There is plenty of action packed in this video, with run away cattle, a run away dog, and more. Not everything goes perfect, but we had fun, and we got the job done!
Moving the cattle is not always as simple as opening a gate to the next pasture. For this move we have to cross through intersecting pastures, gates, and roads. There is only one right way for the cattle to go to get there, and it is up to us to guide them.
Stoney is a 15 month old Registered Hangin Tree Cowdog, and Reata and Annie are both Supreme Qualified Hangin Tree Cowdogs. David Dagley has been training them to help gather and move cattle, and they are turning out to be exceptional ranch hands!
Video taken March 2021.
Dagley’s Reata – 2020 Futurity Champion
This is Reata’s 2nd go round in the Futurity Class at the 6th Annual HTCA Futurity.
The Futurity Class is only for registered Hangin Tree Cowdogs 27 months old and younger. Each cowdog gets two runs, then their points from the two runs are added together to determine which dogs go to finals.
Dagley’s Reata is a 22 month old Supreme Qualified Hangin Tree Cowdog out of Wilcox’s Slate and 4JB Pepsi. Reata was trained and handled by David Dagley.
Reata Helps Pen Goat Pairs
Our cowdog, Reata, helps us pen our goat pairs.
Filmed May, 2020.
Our Cowdog, Reata, Helps with Corral Work
Reata, one of our cowdogs, helps feed the cows into the alleyway so we can work them and put them back out to pasture.
Using Cowdogs to Pen Pairs for Little Branding – Spring 2020
In this short video David uses two of our Hangin Tree Cowdogs, Dagley’s Annie and Dagley’s Reata, to round up and pen some of our cow calf pairs for our little branding.
Then our family works together with a few friends to vaccinate and brand the calves.
Moving Herd of Cattle Over 4 Miles with 3 Hangin Tree Cowdogs
Annie, Latigo, and Reata are registered Hangin Tree Cowdogs.
Here they are helping us move a herd of cows over 4 miles to fresh pasture.
Reata’s 2nd Time Gathering Cattle in a Big Pasture
Dagley’s Reata is a Registered Hangin Tree Cowdog.
In this video, she is 13 months.
Reata’s a Wilcox’s Slate x 4JB Pepsi
This is the first video in the collection “Videos of Reata the Cowdog.”
Some people wonder why we move our cattle so often.
By dividing the ranch into small pastures, we can move cattle to a new pasture every few days. That way the cattle not only eat their fill of fresh grass, but they also trample the grass creating a mat to protect and feed the soil.
Our cowdogs have made it easier to move our cattle more often, improving both the nutrition and weight gain of the cattle, and also allowing the land to rest most of the year, improving the soil and encouraging the growth of native grasses.
In this video we have helping us two of our registered Hangin Tree Cowdogs, Dagley’s Annie and Dagley’s Reata.
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