Ranch Assistant (EH-11030)

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PLEASE NOTE: We will not reply if your resume does not meet position requirements. Please understand your education and experience must match our job listings for you to be considered. You must be a U.S. Citizen or a Permanent Resident to be considered for any U.S. positions.   There is NO closing date on this position.  This position will remain open until a suitable candidate is found.   QUALIFICATIONS:   - Solid cattle-handling skills, especially horseback work (Not Looking For a "Cowboy") - Hands-on calving and herd health experience - Practical knowledge of nutrition and animal care - Ability to diagnose and treat cattle in the pasture - Experience with hay production and feeding equipment - Strong work ethic, good attitude, and willingness to pitch in wherever needed - Mechanical aptitude for routine maintenance and ranch repairs - A self-starter who thrives in the mountain ranch lifestyle and is looking for a long-term opportunity     JOB DESCRIPTION:   Hansen Agri-PLACEMENT is searching for a good Ranch Assistant for this cow/calf operation in beautiful colorful Colorado. Nestled in the heart of Colorado s mountain country, this cow/calf and hay operation takes pride in strong cattle, well-managed pastures, and a lifestyle rooted in hard work and integrity. We are looking for a dedicated Ranch Assistant who values teamwork, independence, and the rewarding challenges of ranch life. What You ll Do: - Work cattle horseback, including roping for pasture doctoring - Assist with all aspects of cow/calf management, including calving, feeding, doctoring, etc. - Monitor herd health, identify and treat sick cattle, and manage nutrition programs - Operate and maintain haying and feeding equipment - Contribute to hay production and winter feeding programs - Build and repair fence, maintain ranch infrastructure, and keep equipment in good working order - Take initiative while also working closely with the ranch manager to keep operations running smoothly Why Join Us: This is more than a job - it s a chance to be part of a ranch that values its people as much as its livestock. You ll live and work in one of the most beautiful parts of Colorado, surrounded by mountain views and wide-open spaces. For the right person, this position offers stability, pride in your work, and room to grow into larger responsibilities.     BENEFITS:   3 Bedroom Home, Utilities, Beef, Work Vehicle     ALL INQUIRIES ARE KEPT CONFIDENTIAL. NO FEES TO APPLICANTS. If you feel that you are not a candidate for this position, but know someone who is, we do offer a Referral Bonus if we place your referral into this position.

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