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Livestock Guardian Dog Program

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Program

Overview

The Texas A&M AgriLife Center uses livestock guardian dogs (LGDs) as part of our routine sheep and goat predator management. Our goal is to increase the understanding and use of LGDs by cooperating with the small ruminant ranching community to develop research and educational activities that reduce livestock wildlife conflict. The purpose of this page is to share information to the ranching community and the general public pertaining to our program.

Contact

Bill Costanzo
Program Specialist III, Livestock Guardian Dogs

Livestock Guardian Dog Research

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NSIIC Grant 2017

  • Jernigan Ranch – Pecos County
  • Lewis Ranch – Val Verde County
  • Caldwell Ranch – Sterling County
  • Lone Wolf Ranch – Coke County
  • Dobbins Ranch – Val Verde County
  • Price Ranch – Coke County
  • Zuberbueler Ranch – Val Verde County

NSIIC Grant 2021

  • Trans Pecos Ranch – Pecos County
  • Balch LP – Chadwick Ranch, Sutton County
  • Campbell Mayer Live Oak Ranch – Edwards County
  • Rafter O Ranch – Kimble County
  • Dubai Land and Cattle and Junfin Farms– Maverick County

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