Self herding techniques taking off across the country

By Hannah Powe
Updated April 25 2019 - 7:57am, first published April 24 2019 - 6:00pm
Narromine grazier Bruce Maynard, Willydah, and son Liam with Pandy the dog and attractant stations they use on-farm as their self herding techniques.
Narromine grazier Bruce Maynard, Willydah, and son Liam with Pandy the dog and attractant stations they use on-farm as their self herding techniques.

MOVING livestock without dogs, horses or motorbikes could be the way of the future with self herding techniques taking off right across the country.

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