Last updated: March 2026
This page explains what we collect from visitors to the ranch, why we collect it, and how you can ask to have it removed. We keep as little on file as we can, much the way we keep a lean, well-managed herd of oxen rather than more than the land can hold.
Your email address, if you choose to subscribe to our grazing updates and herd reports. Whatever you type into the contact form when you ask us about cattle, livestock care, or hay deliveries. Basic technical data such as browser type, device, and which pages about our bovine herd you open while visiting the site.
We use a handful of cookies to remember how you like to browse the ranch site, keep track of your preferences, and count visits to our pasture reports and herd stories. You're free to clear or block these cookies in your browser settings at any time, and the site will still work just fine.
We do not sell your details and we never pass them along to advertisers chasing clicks. A short, trusted list of providers helps us handle email delivery and website hosting for the ranch. Nothing more than that leaves the farm, and we review that list every year to keep it as short as possible.
Health records for our bovine herd sit on protected systems behind the barn gate, and access is limited to the few ranch hands who run things day to day — as secure as a muscular bull penned safely in the barn.
You can unsubscribe from any email in one click, and ask us to show, correct or delete what we hold about your interest in grazing updates — from newsletters to notes on hoofs crossing the meadow.
If anything changes on the ranch, we will update this page and move the date at the top.