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Rudy Puzey and student saddling a horse.BYU-Idaho Livestock Center cows.Learning to drive a team of draft horses at the BYU-Idaho Livestock Center.BYU-Idaho Livestock Center Draft Horses 2004BYU-Idaho Livestock Center Draft Horses 2004Animal Handling Class at the livestock centerAnimal Handling Class at the livestock centerAS 247 Animal Handling & Behavior taught by Mark Orchard at the Livestock Center.AS 247 Animal Handling & Behavior taught by Mark Orchard at the Livestock Center.AS 247 Animal Handling & Behavior taught by Mark Orchard at the Livestock Center.AS 247 Animal Handling & Behavior taught by Mark Orchard at the Livestock Center.AS 247 Animal Handling & Behavior taught by Mark Orchard at the Livestock Center.Students working with cows at the Livestock Center.Mel Hansen, an Animal Science major, and Tawnii Maughan , an Animal science graduate working for SIRI, are doing a study of sheeps digestive process. The orange plug gives them direct access to the sMel Hansen, an Animal Science major, and Tawnii Maughan , an Animal science graduate working for SIRI, are doing a study of sheeps digestive process. The orange plug gives them direct access to the sMel Hansen, an Animal Science major, and Tawnii Maughan , an Animal science graduate working for SIRI, are doing a study of sheeps digestive process. The orange plug gives them direct access to the sMel Hansen, an Animal Science major, and Tawnii Maughan , an Animal science graduate working for SIRI, are doing a study of sheeps digestive process. The orange plug gives them direct access to the sMel Hansen, an Animal Science major, and Tawnii Maughan , an Animal science graduate working for SIRI, are doing a study of sheeps digestive process. The orange plug gives them direct access to the sMel Hansen, an Animal Science major, and Tawnii Maughan , an Animal science graduate working for SIRI, are doing a study of sheeps digestive process. The orange plug gives them direct access to the sMel Hansen, an Animal Science major, and Tawnii Maughan , an Animal science graduate working for SIRI, are doing a study of sheeps digestive process. The orange plug gives them direct access to the s
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