The Big Hitch 

Hi, Folks. I had the privilege of watching Luke Messenger and his team put together a 33 mule team to pull a combine harvesting wheat at the Jack Wallace Ranch at Woodland, CA., in 2011. A GREAT group of people and very generous with their knowledge - and their hospitality. I met with Luke and his family very briefly again last year - shared those memories - good times - GREAT people. Just my 0.02. You all have a wonderful day. Best wishes. Deas Plant.

I've always thought that once I'm retired, I can start again with a four- or six-horse team, but that won't work anymore for health reasons. Great what you do there! Please try to spark love for it in the next generation in time! With us old people it can be over too quickly! I sincerely wish you a lot of joy with this great Job!

What a spectacular scene. So good that some are able to keep this history alive. Well done you all.

Such a joy to see this historic recreation. Sad it is no more now. Well done of these teams and the teamsters too! A lost art being able to hitch and handle large teams! To say nothing of training all these animals! Liked and subbed!

What a good view this video shows of early farming in America! Thank you

Estupendo trabajó señores!!! Este vídeo será parte de la memoria colectiva, me da tristeza que este arte se perderá con el tiempo. Gracias por publicar. 🤠🇲🇽

Its amazing how the animals understand what the commands are and what they are expected to do, incredible, great video guys

changing the positions of the animals was something I never really focused on

I would like to see more detail on how this works.

With all my respect and appreciation, I mention in the description text you have "common site" rather than "sight"

At 5:30 "this is what they were meant to be". No it isn't. It's what you want them to be.

Gorgeous bunch of horses and mules. So well trained. Talented teamsters. Thank you for posting. I've heard of George Cabral. I'm in California.