I came over from Dusty's Channel...love watching the Bison...nice 4 heifers you bought at the auction... keep it interesting and I will follow you on your journey... better yet that's some good music you have...I will follow you as long as I can. I have stage 4 prostate cancer so I'm on chemo now I can't really do anything but watch your videos...some great content here...I'm 64 years old ...we used to live on a small farm ...but just cows and no bison...thanks..Eric....
@@BrokenArrowBison Hey just an FYI- we have some Buffalo just down the road. New Jersey is the "Garden State". I guess growing Buffalo 🐃 is included in that. LOL.
They have to get up and move in the wild. So the little ones won't be attacked. Stay safe & take care of you all. Thanks for sharing eh :)) ** will get back to more of your video another day **
Just subscribed after watching you with Dusty.. Cant wait to watch your network everyday..grew up just South of Dusty in Thackerville Oklahoma but now live in?in Springtown Tx so watching these are a little like going home but we grew cattle.. Great luck and enjoy your journey..
Great piece on ur camera cant hear the wind. Bison probably have no problem with wind ever except in a high tornado. How do the buffalo see the wires? And in order for the wires to be hot enough to be convincing to the buffalo it has to be hot for probably not cow but a average full ox. Isnt that dangerous for humans.. like injuring? This isnt mobile chicken plastic wire
Usually, they have one calf at a time, and the female will carry the calf for a gestation period of 9 to 11 months before giving birth. Once the calf is born, a water buffalo will stay with its mother for around three years.
I came over from Dusty's Channel...love watching the Bison...nice 4 heifers you bought at the auction... keep it interesting and I will follow you on your journey... better yet that's some good music you have...I will follow you as long as I can. I have stage 4 prostate cancer so I'm on chemo now I can't really do anything but watch your videos...some great content here...I'm 64 years old ...we used to live on a small farm ...but just cows and no bison...thanks..Eric....
Thanks for joining us! So sorry to hear about your cancer! Hope and pray they are able to get it under control!!!
I m from Dusys
Love what your doing.
We're neighbors im in Missouri
I’m in Missouri boy myself. Born and raised in Kansas City! Glad you’re here!
I’m about 1 hr south of St Louis in Hillsboro Mo. ☺️
@@karengion1390 Ofallon Mo
I came over from cross timbers bison as well . ⁷
Thank you so much for joining us!!!
I’m here from Cross Timber Bison. Good luck on your new heard. God bless.
Thank you so much for joining us! We’re happy to have you!
I'm here from Cross Timber Bison. Good luck all the way from Scotland UK 🤞🇬🇧xx
That’s awesome! My ancestry is Scottish. Thank you for joining us!
Here from Cross Timbers Bison. So cool to be here from the beginning! Love what you and Dustin are doing for these amazing animals!
We are both truly having a blast! Thank you so much for joining us!
Here from Cross Timber. Looking forward to the journey!
Thanks for joining us! So are we!
Ready set go.......
Came over from Cross Timber. Looking forward to following your journey. Howdy from New Jersey 🌻
Thank you so much for joining us! We are excited for the future! Someday I’d like to visit New Jersey, I hear its awesome!
@@BrokenArrowBison Hey just an FYI- we have some Buffalo just down the road. New Jersey is the "Garden State". I guess growing Buffalo 🐃 is included in that. LOL.
Came over from cross timber! You have 4 beautiful heifers. Good luck with your herd!
Thank you so much for joining us! We’re glad you’re here!
They have to get up and move in the wild. So the little ones won't be attacked. Stay safe & take care of you all. Thanks for sharing eh :)) ** will get back to more of your video another day **
Thanks for watching!
Your welcome. @@BrokenArrowBison
Came from Cross Timber Bison. I have watched all your videos up to this point. Now I know why you have not shown any bison, they aren't there yet!
Thank you! Yes the journey is just beginning!
I have gone back to the first video and watched all of you posts.
Thank you so much! I really appreciate that!
Came over by cross timber. Looking good.
Thanks for watching! We’re glad to have you!
Really enjoying your channel. Can't wait to watch you grow. Paul St Louis
Awesome to have you!
Just subscribed after watching you with Dusty.. Cant wait to watch your network everyday..grew up just South of Dusty in Thackerville Oklahoma but now live in?in Springtown Tx so watching these are a little like going home but we grew cattle.. Great luck and enjoy your journey..
Thank you so much! We are enjoying sharing your journey! Thank you for joining us!
Thanks for sharing. I always like to see the different kinds of fencing people are using.
Thanks for watching! It fascinates me all the different techniques everyone else has also!
Just came over from Cross Timbers bison to see what you guys are doing
Thank you so much! We’re glad you’re here!
I am now at your channel
Thank you for joining us!
I love your channel! I always learn a lot.
Thank you so much Julie! I really enjoy sharing about these animals.
Great Video ! Fencing is hard work! 😊
Definitely a labor of love. Thanks for watching!
Lovin' it.
Hopefully get into some land here and plan on raising Bison.
MANY Questions to come...
David, that’s awesome! Always great to hear of new producers! Feel free to reach out if you need any help.
Awesome job
Thanks for watching!
Here from dusty .
Awesome to have you!
30 minutes is an insane amount of time, they're practically born on the run
I am going give a wild guess 1 hour.
30 minutes believe it or not!
Nice fence, should hold them no problem. What kind of charger do you have?
We run a Gallagher charger. Thanks for watching!
Can you put a date on the video before I start watching? I've seen the same videos over and over. Lol I'm sharing your post. I hope it helps.
Thanks for the feedback Roxy!
Great piece on ur camera cant hear the wind.
Bison probably have no problem with wind ever except in a high tornado.
How do the buffalo see the wires?
And in order for the wires to be hot enough to be convincing to the buffalo it has to be hot for probably not cow but a average full ox.
Isnt that dangerous for humans.. like injuring?
This isnt mobile chicken plastic wire
No, wind doesn’t bother them. They do pretty well seeing the wires!
Usually, they have one calf at a time, and the female will carry the calf for a gestation period of 9 to 11 months before giving birth. Once the calf is born, a water buffalo will stay with its mother for around three years.
Wow you know your stuff!
Can you explain how they are rated 1 2 3 or standard. When it comes to buying.
Are you referring to bison?
Did you just call them buffalo. Bison are not buffalo come on man.