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At its most basic, a cattle brand is composed of a few simple letters and numbers, possibly in combination with a basic shape or symbols like a line, circle, heart, arc, or diamond.
Branding is the main method of permanent identification and proof of ownership for livestock. This is particularly important in the western United States, where cattle from multiple ranches are run together or in bordering pastures.
Other brand inspection states are South Dakota, Montana, Idaho, Wyoming, Nevada, Colorado, Utah (equine exempt), California, Nebraska and Washington.
New South Wales: Branding is not compulsory. The brand must be registered with the Livestock Health and Pest Authority. (Previously the Rural Lands Protection Board or RLPB) if owner wishes to use the brand. Northern Territory: Branding is compulsory if cattle move off the property or are sold.
State laws which do have branding laws often require a livestock owner to adopt a brand/mark and record that brand with either the state or other appropriate organization. Prior to the livestock owner adopting a brand or mark, the brand or mark must be approved by the appropriate agency or organization.
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A brand inspector checks brands on livestock as well as official documentation, such as shipping manifests and bills of sales, to confirm lawful ownership when animals are sold. These professionals also record the type and number of livestock shipped to catch theft or illegal branding.
New South Wales: Branding is not compulsory. The brand must be registered with the Livestock Health and Pest Authority. (Previously the Rural Lands Protection Board or RLPB) if owner wishes to use the brand. Northern Territory: Branding is compulsory if cattle move off the property or are sold.
Branding is the main method of permanent identification and proof of ownership for livestock. This is particularly important in the western United States, where cattle from multiple ranches are run together or in bordering pastures.
Today, many ranchers still utilize cattle branding to mark their stock, much as they did in the 1800s. It's part of the rich history and culture of the cattle ranching way of life. Advancements in cattle branding include the use of an electric brander where the metal is heated with electricity rather than with fire.
A: Yes, all cattle must be brand inspected when it is required whether or not they have a brand.

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