How eShepherd stays connected on remote properties and allotments
On properties where cell service is patchy or unreliable, eShepherd uses extended-range wireless connectivity to reach your herd's neckbands. Boundaries are stored directly on each neckband, so containment keeps working independently across your range.
Built for rangeland operations
If you're running large herds across remote or broken terrain, eShepherd brings reliable containment to places where conventional fencing isn't practical, no matter how far your cattle roam.
Which connectivity option fits your operation?
With two ways to run eShepherd, long-range connectivity is likely the right fit if:
✅Cell service is patchy or unreliable across your grazing area
✅You run cattle on remote property or allotments
✅You're managing a large herd across vast or broken terrain
✅Conventional fencing is expensive or impractical where you graze
If you can reliably send/receive texts across your grazing area, eShepherd's cellular option could be right for you. We’ll assess both options before you commit to anything.
Built for all types of operations
Whether you're rotating herds across leased ground, managing seasonal ranges, or running a fixed operation, eShepherd adapts to how your ranch. Setups can relocate as your grazing plans change, so your containment keeps pace with your operation, not the other way around.
