For people in the cattle business in Tx or Ok

[sfboarbuster]

I haven't posted on here in a while, but figure I would throw this out there. I am seriously considering relocating to Tx or Ok from Florida, and need a hand finding work. I would like to find a ranch to work on where I would be horseback the majority of the time. If anybody could give me a contact to talk to or a direction to look in, I would dang sure appreciate it.

Thanks
John Esker

[Rooster79]

I will ask around. Lots of crackers are moving here. It's like what FL used to be. Only been here 4 years but it is home now. The people treat me like they have known me there whole lives. Winters are a little rougher but I love it.

[Purebreedcolt]

Check out www.livestockweekly.com

[decker]

Or www.ranchworldads.com

[waylon-N.E. OK]

Sooner land & cattle, or any of the drummond ranches up here, lots of time horseback , big country. The morman church owns sooner land & cattle there good to work for I hear

[C Carter]

Check out Klement cattle co in Munster tx they run a couple thousand yearlings a year through a pre con yard and on wheat they are always looking for hands to doctor cattle and feed

[sfboarbuster]

Thanks for the replies everyone. Ill have to look into a few of those.

[Fixitlouie]

I worked at whitley ranch, he takes care of his people...you must fight to get in there...the manager is a crusty old cowboy that won the championship in Madison Square Gardens. back before you had  helmets and vest and rode one animal.. Hes the real deal. But hes older than Jesus and meaner than hell...we got along but I was there for something else..

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