 The practice of branding, like the first cattle themselves, came from the Spanish.  The original brands were made using straight lines or parts of.

Slides:



Advertisements
Similar presentations
Expertly position, stack, and group shapes Stack shapes to relate shapes Location isnt always everything. Sometimes the position of shapes isnt enough.
Advertisements

Legible Handwriting: It’s more than the ABC’s
Making Grids This document shows you one way to make grids in PowerPoint. I prefer this way over PowerPoint’s built in grid because I can make my grids.
2-7 Flow Proofs.
Prime Factorization No, not this kind of prime..
LEGO Mindstorms NXT Programming We will be using the Common Palette for our Robots This is how you download your program onto the brick Drag and drop a.
Decimal Division You must learn the rules. Dividing a decimal by a whole number 1.2 ÷ 2 Divisor = 2 Dividend = 1.2 Step 1: move the decimal in the dividend.
Primary Stations Station Set up Example.
Prime Numbers and Prime Factorization. Factors Factors are the numbers you multiply together to get a product. For example, the product 24 has several.
2 Point Perspective How To Learn the basics of two point perspective with these boxes. © 2012 Lesson Lady
We came up with the general rule for expanding binomials, in particular squaring the sum and difference of two terms:- (a + b)²= a²+ 2ab + b² and (a –
Guidelines for Scientific Drawings
Melon’s Fantastic Perspective Power-Point Linear perspective is based on the way the human eye sees the world—objects which are closer appear larger,
By Mr. Priestley. The basic steps that I will be repeating over and over (with slight variations) I have written below. 1. Create a long horizontal fold.
Using MIT Scratch for Programming and Control Exercise 1 Creating movement Year 11 DTG 2012.
Introduction to Computer Programming - Project 2 Intro to Digital Technology.
How to graph your stock project performance vs. the 3 major indexes.
Making a Bow. Probably the most difficult skill that a beginning florist or other plant retailer must learn is that of bow making. The process looks simple,
3.2 How Can I Find the Height? Pg. 6 Heights and Areas of Triangles.
M11.E Draw, find and/or write an equation for a line of best fit for a scatter plot.
Have you… 1. Finished Your Homework? 2. Used the restroom? 3. Quenched your thirst? 4. Sharpened your pencil?
So What This tune is totally in the Dorian Mode. Solo and all starts in D Dorian and then moves up to Eb Dorian. The chord rules as most of the solo notes.
Copyright © Cengage Learning. All rights reserved.
Musical Alphabet-Always use capital letters, letters repeat, you can have many notes with the same letter name A-B-C-D-E-F-G.
Making a Bow Georgia Agricultural Education Curriculum Office
FINDING THE GREATEST COMMON FACTOR
C B A Using Watercolour…
English Club Practice: a, c, d,g and q By Noel Carlo R. Olanda
By: Jonathan O. Cabriana
Music Theory Counting Rhythm 1.
Setting Up the world Madeleine Schep Columbia College.
Mr Barton’s Maths Notes
A Sectional View shows what is going on inside an object
Rounding to Significant Figures
ORTHOGRAPHIC PROJECTION
Graphing and the Coordinate Plane
Place Value and Rounding
Mr Barton’s Maths Notes
You will need a pencil and something to write on.
Is This a Solution?.
Rational Numbers and Decimals
How to make a line graph Line graphs are powerful in science because of the relationship they show between two variables (showing how one variable changes.
ORTHOGRAPHIC PROJECTION
Transformations for GCSE Maths
Document Forgery: Handwriting Analysis
Gillis Mathematics Inequalities.
Subsets of the Real Numbers
Factoring Polynomials
Princess & Dragon Part 2: Teaching a Dragon to Fly—Methods & Properties By Elizabeth Liang under the direction of Professor Susan Rodger Duke University.
Hundreds board counting
Problem Solving Designing Algorithms.
Chapter 6 Lesson 6-1.
Transformations for GCSE Maths
Getting Started With Alice
Social Studies One Pager (Pre-AP)
Algebra 8. Simultaneous Equations
Word Processing Software Photo credit: © 2007 JupiterImagesCorporation.
Napkin Folding Techniques
Integers Unit 3.
Getting to powerpoint. Go to your start menu. Go to all programs.
Vectors add direction to a magnitude.
GUIDELINES FOR SCIENTIFIC DRAWINGS Entry 22
Mr Barton’s Maths Notes
Substitution 1. Calculate a + b – c If a = 10 b = 8 and c = 12
-First number goes in box Dividing Decimals
Understanding Slope.
Header (unit) 1) Vertical. Your data table should have columns at the top and the data should be underneath the columns. The data table should not be.
Prime Factorization, Prime Numbers & Composite Numbers
Factors, Prime Numbers & Composite Numbers, Prime Factorization
Purpose: To talk about the importance of good study habits.
Presentation transcript:

 The practice of branding, like the first cattle themselves, came from the Spanish.  The original brands were made using straight lines or parts of a circle because they were easy to make from iron.  As the ability to make branding irons became easier, brands changed to include picture brands and running letters.  Brands are usually made of capital letters and numbers.

 Brands are read in one of the following ways:  Left to Right  Top to Bottom  Outside In  When reading more than one figure they are read in the order they appear.  The ultimate expert on what a brand is called is the owner of the brand.

 Running letters are written in cursive: Originally running letters were only those letters where the pencil isn’t picked up.

 Figures which commonly are used either as a whole or part of a whole:  There are lots of things that can be done with a circle. The only time the circle is read as the number zero or the letter o is when it is a brand made up of numbers only or as a letter which is part of a word.

 Straight Lines and boxes

 Diamonds

 The position of the figure in the brand determines what it is called:  As an example, lets take the letter R ◦ The figure by itself is just that; R is R ◦ If it is laying down, it becomes lazy R ◦ If it is upside down, it becomes crazy R ◦ If it is backwards, it becomes reverse R ◦ It if it given “wings”, it become flying R ◦ If it is given feet going forward, it becomes walking R ◦ If the feet are going backward, it becomes dragging R ◦ If it is written in cursive, it becomes running R ◦ If it is touching another figure, use the reading rules ◦ If it looks like it is falling, it is tumbling. When figures touch: ◦ If it hangs down from a quarter circle, it is swinging. ◦ If it rests on a quarter circle, it is rocking. ◦ If they are touching, they are sometimes called “connected”.

 Sometimes the figure is repeated, one up and one down. Frequently the letter is read as “up and down” Exemptions The brand could be read “A, Crazy A”

 All the numbers can be used the same as letters: walking, dragging, crazy, lazy, etc.  When it is only the numbers, they can be read like any number or as the two numbers “connected”.

 Technology allowed brands to evolve into “picture” brands.

Important facts: Brands are registered with the Colorado Brand Board. The Brand is registered by it’s design (what it looks like) rather than what it is called, so there may be three brands called the same but they look different. (one going left to right, one going top to bottom and one going outside in. All of the brands below are “Box 7”.

 Now that you have the basics of reading brands, can you read these brands?