Last updated: March 2026
This page explains what information we gather when you visit our ranch's website, why we need it, and how you can ask to have it deleted. Whether you're reading about bovine care or browsing photos of the herd, we collect only what keeps the site running smoothly — nothing more.
Your email address, if you sign up for our herd newsletter. Any message you send us through the contact form about visiting the ranch or scheduling a tour. Basic technical details such as your browser type and which pages about our livestock, oxen, and pasture you viewed.
We use a handful of cookies to remember your preferences — like which pasture updates you've already seen — and to count visits to the ranch site. You're free to clear or block these cookies in your browser settings whenever you like.
We do not sell your details and we never hand them over to advertisers. A short list of trusted providers simply handles our email delivery and website hosting, the same way a good rancher trusts a few reliable hands with the herd.
Herd and livestock files live on protected systems at the ranch, and only the people who run the daily chores — feeding, fencing, counting heads — ever get to open them. Nothing walks off the farm without good reason.
You can step away from our herd's Mooing updates with a single click any time you like, no questions asked. You're also free to ask us what records we keep on file, correct anything that's wrong, or have your details cleared from our barn entirely.
If anything changes out on the grazingland, we'll update this page and move the date at the top.