An authority in livestock fencing and animal behavior, he brings more than 30 years of experience working across livestock management, containment systems, and agricultural safety. He has provided expert consultation and testimony in more than 440 cases across 46 states and Canada, involving livestock-related accidents, fencing performance, and interactions between animals and surrounding environments, including vehicle incidents.

His work centers on the design, installation, and evaluation of fencing systems such as electric, barbed wire, rail, and gate configurations, along with analysis of failures related to maintenance practices, environmental conditions, and animal behavior. He also has experience with grazing management and livestock handling, as well as evaluation of facilities including feedlots, arenas, and equestrian operations.

In addition to his consulting work, he has held leadership roles with major livestock equipment manufacturers and has been involved in product development, international sales, and industry education. He has authored more than 100 articles and conducted over 300 seminars worldwide, reflecting extensive involvement in advancing best practices in livestock fencing and management.