Cattleman’s Association Recognized
The Georgia Cattleman’s Association hosted their 64th annual convention April 24th and 25th, in Perry, GA. Through a statewide, competitive application process, Harris County, Cattlemen’s Association was awarded 2025 Chapter Of The Year.
The Georgia Cattleman’s Association hosted their 64th annual convention April 24th and 25th, in Perry, GA. Through a statewide, competitive application process, Harris County, Cattlemen’s Association was awarded 2025 Chapter Of The Year. In addition, HCCA was recognized by the GA Cattleman’s Association for having the largest number of members recruited in 2025 and was awarded a Prefert working chute for their effort. This means HCCA was the fastest growing county chapter in the state in 2025. HCCA plans to sell the chute with the proceeds going to their scholarship fund.
Additionally, Brain Griffith was recognized as high recruiting individual in the state for the 3rd quarter of 2025 and Lora Taft was high recruiter for the state for the 1st quarter of 2026.
Congratulations to members of the Harris County Cattlemen’s Association for all their dedication and hard work. Also, a big “Thank You” to Harris County for your continued support. Your support allows us to carry out our mission.
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