Abstract: The study conducted in Bidar district of Karnataka on Deoni cattle rearing practices from 120 Deoni cattle owners showed that the majority of the respondents (85.83%) were practicing both grazing and stall feeding methods. The use of natural service for impregnating the animals was preferred by the maximum number of respondents (93.33%), and bulls reared by the farmers from the village are being preferred for breeding (82.14%). However, the study also highlights some areas where improvement is required. For instance, while the majority of the respondents consult government veterinarians for animal diseases (68.33%) and deworming practices (65.83%), there is a need to educate them about the benefits of regular veterinary check-ups and preventative measures for animal health and productivity.