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Ranch Hand

Brownwood, TX · On-site

$14.25 - $19/hr

Perform ranch duties which may include fence repair, clearing pastures and working cattle. * Special specific projects as assigned by the Ranch Manager * Other duties may be assigned. WHAT YOU'LL ...

Mechanic Position - Galt Ranch White Sulphur Springs, Montana Galt Ranch, a family-owned cattle ... If you are a professional mechanic who enjoys working with a diverse mix of vehicles and heavy ...

Oversee cattle operations, including herd health, breeding, feeding, and pasture management ... Working Conditions: * Involves performing work in outdoor weather conditions with exposure to ...

The Livestock Technician supports daily ranch operations by maintaining livestock and pasture infrastructure. This includes working cattle from horseback, ATV, or on foot, administering medical care ...

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Ranch Maintenance Worker

Lebec, CA · On-site

$43K - $43K/yr

... working practices. Behavioral Expectations  Demonstrate behaviors that are of high values that ... Cattle leases cover about 250,000 acres (1,012 km2), and depending on the season, up to 12,000 head ...

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How much do temporary working cattle ranch jobs pay per hour?

As of Jul 4, 2026, the average hourly pay for temporary working cattle ranch in the United States is $17.39, according to ZipRecruiter salary data. Most workers in this role earn between $14.42 and $19.47 per hour, depending on experience, location, and employer.

What is the difference between Temporary Working Cattle Ranch vs Livestock Handler?

AspectTemporary Working Cattle RanchLivestock Handler
CredentialsNone required, some experience preferredNone required, on-the-job training common
Work EnvironmentOutdoor ranch settings, variable weatherFarm or ranch environments, outdoor work
Industry UsagePrimarily in ranching and cattle operationsBroader livestock industry, including farms and ranches

Temporary Working Cattle Ranch positions focus on short-term, outdoor cattle management tasks, often requiring physical stamina and basic animal handling skills. Livestock Handler roles are similar but may encompass a wider range of farm animals and longer-term employment. Both roles are essential in livestock industries and share similar work environments and credential requirements.

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Cattle Assistant Area Manager-Norias Division

Cattle Assistant Area Manager-Norias Division

King Ranch, Inc.

Armstrong, TX

Full-time

Posted 16 days ago


Job description

Role Summary:

Manage and direct 2 or more different cattle units to ensure compliance with budgets, policies, programs, and the Mission Statement of the King Ranch Inc. (Ranching and Wildlife Segment) in order to maximize profits and range cattle operational efficiencies. This is an operations-oriented job which requires extensive time being spent in the field with subordinates.

What to Expect in the Role:

  • Oversee and ensure timely and accurate postings to the King Ranch cattle inventory system to provide accurate and timely information to the accounting department and upper management.
  • Communicate on a regular basis with the Area Manager for Cattle Operations and report any cattle shortages, variances from standard operating procedures, or other issues of concern that might affect cattle operations on Division.
  • Work with the Area Manager for Cattle Operations to develop and abide by operational and capital budgets.  Ensure work being done by either the Units or outside contractors (whether being overseen by you directly or someone else) is being done to standards as outlined in the work orders or contracts.  If work is not being done to standard communicate with your supervisor.
  • As an Asst. Area Manager, immediately report any violation of King Ranch policies or procedures by employees or others to your supervisor.
  • Develop a thorough understanding of all supplemental feeding, water facilities standards, mineral, cattle and quarter horse herd health (processing and vaccination programs as well as herd monitoring), marketing and value-added programs, the "cattle calendar" and other KR policies and procedures. Oversee and work with Unit Managers to ensure absolute compliance with all parameters, dates, and requirements of these programs.
  • Responsible for the production, planning and oversight of two Cattle Units on a Division of King Ranch.
  • Maintain cow and bull condition to ensure efficient breeding rates.  Inform supervisor immediately of any conditions which might negatively affect the cattle in your care so that proactive steps can be taken.
  • Handle cattle in a safe and humane manner and abide by the King Ranch Animal Welfare and Environmental mission statements.
  • Develop stocking programs to ensure production of the most animals and lbs./acre produced as possible under the guidelines of the King Ranch Grazing Management program (given current conditions).  Adjustments from this program should only be made with the input and instruction from the Area Manager for Cattle Operations.     
  • Maintain traps, working facilities, and other assets assigned to the cattle units in good repair and to the standards set forth by King Ranch.  Inform supervisor immediately of any conditions or facilities that might be unsafe for cattle or employees.
  • Participate in scheduling and planning sessions and make meaningful suggestions for improvements to the range cattle operations on King Ranch. This includes capital budgeting, needed repairs or maintenance, brush management, stocking rate assignments, herd health, and any other area of operations that might affect production and/or profitability.
  • Communicate (and support) decisions made at higher levels of management to subordinates and other co-workers in a positive and constructive manner.
  • Project a positive image of King Ranch to both the community and our employees by conducting yourself with integrity, high character, professionalism, and an unflinching dedication to the culture and legacy of King Ranch. 
  • Take primary responsibility for accomplishment of burn plans.
What We Will Be Needing From You: 
  • Minimum BS degree in agricultural related field or extensive experience and a record of success in managing large ranching operations. 
  • Must meet requirements and achieve status as "Private Prescribed Burn Manager" under the Texas Department of Agriculture
  • Requires working knowledge of cattle production, grazing management, financial reports, and personnel supervision.
  • Must have working knowledge of computer use (word, spreadsheets, email, etc.) and be able to use technology such as GPS.
  • Must have a valid driver's license in good standing, the ability to be an approved driver for the company and to safely operate vehicles. 
Not Just Cowboys...but we have those too!
To attract and retain the best talent possible, King Ranch, Inc. is committed to providing a culture focused on our core values, which include being a team player, honesty, accountability, willingness to learn and excellence. These aren't just words to us, they are us!  Our employees give their best each and every day to safeguard the legacy we have been entrusted with.  If this sounds like something you would like to be a part of we encourage you to apply and join the King Ranch team.