The Cattleman U Team is Excited to Announce:

2026 She’s a Hand Ranch Camp

She’s a Hand Ranch Camp is for you if you:

Are ready to step out of your comfort zone and learn new hands-on cattle handling skills or brush up on past skills!

Ranch Camp is a judgment free environment for women of all experience levels to gain confidence in their ability to perform routine skills such as branding, ear tagging, injections, sorting and more!

Pricing

$4500

  • Payment Plans Offered

  • Secure your spot within 48 hrs of acceptance

  • Pricing is All Inclusive!

Pricing includes food, lodging, transportation in Montana, courses and use of arena and cattle for ranch camp!

*Everything is included once you get to Montana

She’s A Hand Ranch Camp

2026 DATES

March 26-30, 2026 | Three Forks, MT

April 30-May 4, 2026 | Three Forks, MT

May 21 -25, 2026 | Three Forks, MT

May 28-June 1, 2026 | Three Forks, MT

July 22-26, 2026 | Kalispell, MT | Alumni Camp

Hands-on teaching from industry experts.

The Ranch Camp Team is a group of people who have real world experience in the ranching industry. They live, eat, and breathe ranching.

“Camp was what I needed to take the dream of ranching and break it down into steps that I could take every day that would become the real business we have now. I castrated all our bull calves by myself and have tagged and given our herd all their vaccines. I don't think they had been handled in at least 5 years. It was not as calm and nice as camp but it got done.”

— Sarah

Skills Learned at

Ranch Camp

She’s a Hand Ranch Camp is a non judgemental space for women to come learn ranch skills such as:

Cattle Handling | Cattle Health | Operating Basic Equipment | Cattle Processing
Handling Calving Challenges | And More!

Details about each skill listed below!

  • Cattle Handling

    Sorting Cattle in a Pen

    Pushing Down Alley

    Handling Gates

  • Cattle Health

    Diagnose and Retreat Pink Eye

    Foot Rot

    Observe Sickness

    IV Meds

    Draw Blood

    Lance Infections

  • Operating Basic Equipment

    Trailer Backing Up

    Bud Box Operation,

    Chute Operation

    Scale Operation

  • Cattle Processing

    Vaccine Administration

    Ear Tagging

    Implanting

    Preg Checking

    Castrating Bulls

    Veining Cattle

    Aging Cattle

    Branding Cattle

    Semen Testing

    Temping Cattle

  • And More!

    Leadership and Personal Development Training

    Outing to Nearby Town

    Lodging and Meals Included

“Having never been, and still currently not working in the beef industry, I wasn’t sure if Ranch Camp was something I should participate in. While raising beef is something I would love to do one day, it isn’t what I am doing now, which brought up the question, is ranch camp something I should invest in? The answer was yes, and I am so glad I did!”

— Kiara