Y'all lose 3 times as many cattle as the next jn line on RU-vid. Public grazing most of the year . Quit whining why is my 1lb steak $22??? Calves usually die from neglect and lack of concern because you're profit is too high. Imo
Nothing better than being horseback in wide open spaces. I have hugh respect for ranchers and cowboys it's a hard life they choose but it what they love. Great glimpse into your ranch world.
The "epic" music tried their best to cover the high-stress environment they created for everyone in the coral in the first half of this episode. But couldn't. As animal experts you should be able to find different ways of handling your cows and calves, don't you think? They are sentient beings, too.
That bull clocked that open gap soon as he stepped off the truck into the trailer. That's why he turned around. He said adios MF's! 😂 Clever little Sh!t. 😅
You need to do something really different if you’re losing that many cows! Maybe consider your culling routine or vet program but that’s no way to stay in business
Don't care for the way you treat your horse. If you were a horseman you'd have a better understanding of thinking like a horse. You should read the web site by that name.
Who taught this gunsel how to calve? Seriously. I know nothing and yet he has an almost 11 thousand acre ranch. Now he said what. Take your jeans back to Cavenders and wear out a couple pair 1st. I'll bless you barn buddy. Let me run your cattle & suck off mommy's teat awhile longer. For Christ's sake. Seriously, I can't beliit anyone who watches this knows what grafting is. What an idiot. Bye-bye
After the truck company loaded the wrong steers for market when dad told us to tell the driver to take the cattle from the south pasture NOT the north pasture. He lined us all up and wanted to know "Just where the hell were you when I was talking to you?" If any of us messed something up, someone would yell the above "Just..
@@bigrunranches9037 Thanks for the reply, after watching episode 1 again I saw that Neola was mentioned, sorry about the question. Looked it up on the map and it's in near where my father grew up in Rosevelt. I grew up in Wallsburg wasatch county and watching your well produced documentaries is a joy for me. Mahlo for the effort.
One of the kids were cutting and hit a rock while they were doing the back swaths. It broke a center blade and the strip was covered by the rows. It was a fun surprise when we started baling.
Your family shows us something missing for a generation,, I'm am drawn to watch your interaction so that I can learn how to instill that witch is missing in my family. .compelling at it's least you really have something that a large portion of Americans will watch and learn from . keep. It up please the c country needs. you!
