Welcome to this episode of the American Cattlemen Podcast.  Our series from Gale's recent trip to the NCBA CattleCon show in San Antonio, TX led to a sit down with longtime customers Cassy Wilson and Heather Dallas. The sisters discussed their family business, which was started by their father, inspired by his rodeo experiences and a need for better cattle handling equipment. Rawhide Portable Corrals has evolved over 23 years, expanding from a single corral model to three different models and introducing innovative products. A key innovation is their torsion suspension system, which addresses previous customer complaints about bouncy trailers and truck strain. The system was personally designed by their father and has been well-received in the industry. The company recently launched a new windbreak product with optional features like a calving pen and calf bars. This portable system provides additional protection for cattle and can be easily transported and set up. Cassie and Heather emphasized their commitment to continuous improvement, customer service, and meeting producers' needs. They offer various corral sizes, including the Rancho Deluxe, the largest portable corral in the market. The podcast highlighted Rawhide's family-driven approach to innovation in cattle handling equipment, showcasing their dedication to solving practical challenges for cattle producers. It is always a great conversation when we get to chat with these two.  

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