Herding Cattle 30+ Miles Up The Mountain!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 1 ต.ค. 2024
- Mule Ranching Vlog #43: It's cattle drive season! We use horses and mules to herd the cows over 30 miles. We start in town and end on top of a mountain. The drive is full of bucking horses and runaway cows.
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I like how daring you guys are! You aren’t scared to take a fall from a little baby, and I enjoy that. It makes for great content, LOL. Keep it up I love your vids guys!
If there is one thing I've learned by watching your amazing videos is that cows absolutely love to go wherever they want, especially if they're not supposed to be there lmao
Yes
Very accurate
That’s exactly how it goes 😂
They also sometimes turn into mountain goats
Это главный закон коров!!!🤣🤣
I know you are working, but it looks like so much fun. I also know you have to be careful because it is so easy to get hurt. Love watching y'all in action because of the comaraderie you all have and the fact that there's no profanity being used. If I were in better physical condition, I'd like to ride and herd the cattle with you, but that's not going to happen. Definitely my favorite channel to watch. It's good to watch a wholesome team working together. Thanks for sharing!
Do you like horses
@@deanntolbert467 Yes, I do. Horses are wonderful animals. I've enjoyed many, many hours in the saddle. Wish I were still able to ride, but knee and back injuries prevent that now.
Sitting here at the table drinking coffee and watching this makes me so glad I don't have any cattle anymore.
Man i love it
@@jadarichristian6554 I would have loved it too 40+ years ago. Here's my old grandma words of wisdom to you. With any luck the day will come when you're just not up to doing a lot of the things you could do in the past. So if you want to be happy in those future days do those things now while you can. If you love herding cows, and it does look like a good time, then go do it if there is anyway you possibly can. That is assuming you aren't doing it right now. Someday, probably in your lifetime, that will all be a thing of the past. It makes me sad to think about but that's probably the truth. So if you want to do it go and do it. Someday you'll be old and telling your grandkids stories of how it was in 'the old days'. I wish I could join you but I'd just be old and in the way. God Bless you, don't let anybody piss in your campfire, never rope a coyote and give your horse a pat for me.
@@1coketogo554 thanks*
@@1coketogo554 did you rope a coyote..?👁️👁️
You know, I myself live and work on a cattle ranch and I have lived here for most of my life. I am still a teenager so when I watch your videos, I can not help but wish that we could have as much fun as you guys do. Most of the time we just go, get the job done, and go home, and do not have many laughs. You guys seem to really enjoy yourselves when you work. Great video!
You must be in Nevada?
@@modocroughstock5700 Wyoming Actually.
You guys have the best content! Definitely sounding a little hoarse at the end more with the heat, dust and keeping the cattle movin. Always look forward to your videos!
I love you
Hands down my favorite channel
Thank you! 🙏
@@BroncsAndDonks why that idiot is spurring the horse?
@@BroncsAndDonks I love it too because I can “experience” the life I wish I had, but can’t do. Keep the videos coming please
@@miraraaa4306 you can do it
@@pedroh.appaloosa2105 time stamp?
Hey there! Love your channel. This was a hot dry push up to the summer grazing. Cattle look great. Hard on the horses for sure. You guys are amazing riders and know how to move cattle. Always a treat to watch you all. Be safe, healthy and happy ! Cheers from Ontario Canada. 👍🍻
I like you are
@@deanntolbert467kinda creepy you replying to everyone bot?
The palomino horse makes me think of my old man Buddy, hopefully pastures are green over the rainbow bridge for him.
What an amazing horse. You were blessed to have a horse like that.
Do you have horses
@@deanntolbert467 That I do.
You were blessed with a great horse!
Such happy cowboys working in organized chaos. Well done eventually.😂✌🏻
If y'all would slow up a bit things would go easier for ya. Put the older cows in the lead, they know where to go. That way you won't be running weight off your critters.
No wonder you only got 4 likes in 2 years
As someone who is really young and wants to go into studying about working and living on a ranch with cattle. I can say, You are VERY lucky to be able to do this.
Agreed
i’m in the same boat! I’m young and I have also grown up and lived in the city but a heart for ranching, horses, and the country.
Trust me: don't study. Do.
I am 34, have been living and working on a ranch for 13 months, a case of "adult onset cowboy". There isn't much in a way to study without doing it. I recommend trying it if you're interested.
I’m lovin theses extra long episodes keep them comin guys u guys should have ur own television show I no it would be a hit with everyone I no I’ve enjoyed every single vid u have put out it’s my kind of channel and u guys r growin also which will help u all to keep puttin out the vids we all so enjoy:)
Y'all have no idea how jealous of your lifestyle I am! 😭 I would have died a happy woman! 🇺🇸🇺🇸
Amazing vídeo 🐎💯💥
Please please please check your camera before you randomly turn it off😂
Ever think about checking fence lines before your cattle drives? Fixing fences are no fun, just wondering which comes first the chicken or the egg🤔
That cute little Buck deserves kudos🙌 He just went & went, driving those cows & bull😁✌💖
Thanks for the sharing! That Dog thinks he is as big as a Grizzly.
6:40 How It feels Escorting dinos On Ark before CryoPods
I know I shouldn’t be rude, but I HATED how you guys pulled on the bit SO hard. And don’t kick the horse that hard! I understand cowboys can be rough but don’t be that rough! If your horse doesn’t like something don’t lead them that way!
We need more videos❤️👍🏻🇨🇱
so abusive! Absolutely hate this channel! - every karen ever .. nah man all jokes aside, 10/10 respect for you guys and what you do!
If you don’t mind me asking, what boots do you wear and/or recommend for riding? Had a couple pairs of ariats and a pair of tecovas but was never really satisfied
Love these drives and watching them :) Pal is looking a bit thin don’t starve my horse lol.. much Love ya’ll
How is he not at 1 mil yet
Just wanted to tell you guys, as a professional western horse trainer... you guys do an amazing job. Keep up the good work!
This journey would stress me out. Babies getting separated, holding up traffic and getting on others property. Way to go!!
Dog be like I show these guys how it’s done 15:20 😁
♡︎♡︎ so wonderful horses ♡︎♡︎
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kedisen
Too Childish of doing a job.☹️🙁
The truth is that so many of these ranchers are complete slobs who don't keep their fences maintained and don't clean up destructive trash. Riding around in the scrub and roping calves is not all that ranchers do, or supposed to do, you know. I think these videos are selectively edited to make the "cowboy" thing look glamorous and fun, but leaves out the messes these cowboys fail to address. Don't get me wrong, ranching is hard work, so is farming, but that is no excuse for leaving important jobs undone and the land littered with trash, loose wire fencing, and buildings on the verge of collapse. Show a little pride in the important job you do.
I don’t think that’s their land.
HUGE FAN! I am 11 years old and you guys inspired me to work on a ranch when I'm older, I have a horse so I can practice now. thank a lot!
Never too young to start get your parents t take you to some local stockyard and see if any ranchers need a hand you’ll get experience they’ll get free labor it’s a win for everyone
@@jessetaylor6386 thank you for the idea!
man ur lucky. i’m 14 and have always wanted a horse and to work on a ranch, Trying to convince my parents rn and working towards a horse.
Who was supposed to be up on point? Take from an old hand (50 years plus) you guys are a disaster.
11:56 wooow its spider calf :) great channel👍🏼
What makes you prefer miles over horses for herding? I see why for mountain trail riding.
Side note. I’m looking to get a few paso finos. You know of any paso ranchers?
They push better and are more hardy
So much screaming
Definitely enjoyed this video and the long cattle drive. Wish I was younger and not so messed up physically. But thanks to you Tyler, I can enjoy it all through your videos.You have no idea how much you have helped. Looking forward to the next video, mustangs have a special place in my heart. Again thank you for sharing your experiences and life appreciate you and your friends & family as well. Travel safe and always enjoy life to the fullest. From an ol gal in OK Rusty says thank you 🐴🐴🐎🐎🐃🐃🐂🐂😀😀
I like your horses
Judging by the feed in that area, those cows just burned the last 3 days of weight gain! Cowboy up!
It would be absolutely a great time punching cattle with you guys. I live over on the western slope of Colorado. Maybe one day my bride and I can load up and come give you guys a hand. Don't look like you need it, with all the great hands you already have, but would be an absolute pleasure.
Love y’all because I lived on afam
It’s a dream of mine to ride horses/mules for a living your so lucky and your one of my favorite TH-camrs I can say I definitely have something to look forward to when I get older
We really enjoy your videos, keep them coming . Was wondering why you don’t use trained dogs (border collies or Australian blue heelers) to push the cattle out of the thick brush?
I would put some bulldogs on them
Hey so this is a bit of a strange question I was wondering if I could come work for you guys sometime if you take ranch hands (I don't need to be paid) thought I'm only 16... Could I still come and be a ranch hand part time. I can rope and ride a horse. Also love the chanel and videos. They are really fun to watch.
I don't know why I haven't subscribed yet but this vid just seals the deal! I can't wait to see the next video with the stallion, I really enjoy watching your horse/mule work and the drive all your farm animals have to help get the job done! Thanks and lots of love from New Zealand.
Its amazing how well youtrain your horses (if u do idk) They don't spook very easily! That dog sure scared the crap outta the cow and almost rammed one of your horses that horse didnt even give a crap!
How old is the young man riding Pal the first day? That's the next gen to watch great personality and enjoys the work. Great job young man.
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That dog was hilarious 😂😂😂😂
5:58 had me dying😂
Everyone look at that calf gettin it at 10:22
awesome job guys
اصاطير
I,ve asked this numerous times. WHAT IS THAT BIG BUILDING??????????????????????? PLEASE ANSWER>
Para que sea más fácil el arreo de tanto volumen de ganado.
Nosotros lo hacemos trozeado.
El tomeador va adelante como llamando el ganado.
Los demás vaqueros hagarran un lote o poco ganado.. ellos arrean y tomean al segundo lote. Y ahí tienen que ir otro 1 o 2 vaqueros más haciendo lo mismo. Sucesivamente .
Los últimos vaqueros van checando animales resagados y subirlos a la trayla.
Eso lo desde hace 40 años.
Saludos desde rancho DUBAI. Mpio de la concordia. Chiapas México.
You need more videos like this
It always looks like a controllable CF.
That little dog is crazy and hilarious 😂
Yall not gonna talk about the bones
Go Buggs!
(Little dog)
Umm i kinda want the mustsng video its Bern a month
Me too! I can't find it
That's some swanky ropin' @11:04! I didn't get to ranch long enough as a kid to become jack squat for a roper, but I remember those calves right off the front of a horse's left side are a trick to catch. (Or anything passing right to left past the front of the horse for a right handed roper.) Damn them for making this stuff look easy! 😄
Love the videos keep up the good work
Neighbor had a Appaloosa Stallion and every spring he would give me a call when the farmer plowed the field across the road. I would go over and walk Jack over to the field. I would get on Jack and he would start bucking but I could get him to start running. I would run him till he got so tired that he would stop bucking. The rest of the summer anyone could ride Jack without any problem, that was in Southern Illinois.
Tell that kid not to jab 'em with sticks when going up hill and they can fall back on it and get a puncture wound. Wasn't a tap, more of a jab, or I wouldn't have said anything. I'm sure your team is better than most and your state might be different, but our regulations state no physical contact in any abusive manner; considering the cow had no room in front to move forward... it suggests it was out of carelessness or frustration. Teach now, avoid issues later. Most states require termination upon ANY report of animal abuse, intentionally or not intentional.
Can you stress the cows more? And you think its weird you got cows running around like crazy? You act like children
I like how the cars driving by slow down and are like: woah. That’s legendary btw yes I know some slow down because if one comes out they could hit the cow
You guys need a Chuck Wagon. Or you could just stop by the Grub Box. Keep the vids coming.
My Granddad would run the WHOLE lot of you off, if you ran his cattle like this. You must be ropers.
30 miles wow ! My cows and mule have an easy life.
This reminds me of Raw hide the shoe. Back in the 1950's or 1960's. With Clint Eastwood.
I really Envy you guys you get it do stuff I always dreamed about doing and always want to do but I don't have the any horses and I don't think I've met people that would take me up empty tree even though I do have tons of experience with horses
I live in Georgia and their are no ranches here. I train horse's and shoe horse's but I've literally went as far with horse's as you can in a place where their ain't many big farms an guys who actually use their horse's for work on a daily basis. I'm wanting to move my wife and myself out west somewhere to work on a ranch but I don't even know where to start to look for a ranch job nor do I have any connections to anyone who owns a ranch or works on one that could use another person. I want my office to be on a horse's back. I would love to get out an do what you y'all do every day.
I'm the weird one that is like...Can I come back and take this skeleton???? I love bone collecting.....
Get that horse adjusted by an animal chiropractor and I guarantee those episodes will stop happening.
I love the whole pause while looking at the water before HAVING to cross. "Shoot!"
3:42
I have 2 Jack Russells that are about the wee dogs size. They are bad to the bone. Nothing better than good dogs, stone broke horses & mules
and people who know what to do.
Helper, Utah? Started out by the pacificorp power plant if I'm not mistaken?
My aunt is one of the employees at IFA and she seen Brett and Tyler there it was crazy! 🐎🐴😊
I saw what you were doing going up ando down with the horse but, when you go up lean forward when you go down lean on your back
just at all the parts they are yelling for the cows to go just close your eyes and think abt that spongebob meme "imagination"
Beautiful horses 🐴👍🏻
I love your videos
Those roping skills are on point
Love yall. I have been waiting for yal lto upload
Good cow dogs are a must when working cattle we have 3 border collies and they are the backbone of our operation
Love your channel subscribed to both chamnels
Where are you moving them to? There doesn’t seem to be any pasture anywhere for those poor cows. From Canada
All the haters out there should stop critter-sizing theses guys all there trying to do is entertain u guys and ur just being mean so if u don’t like what there doing don’t watch then show its that simple
Hey i watch your channel the first time. And am i right, you all switch horses or is it always the same horse your guys riding?
Can someone explain to me something completely simple that I’m too stupid to understand? Why do cowboys herd cattle? To move them? 🙈 I feel so stupid right now
Cuz cows are kept in pens and they eat the grass faster than it can grow back. So they have to be moved to other pens so they can keep eating more grass.
Hi, i wach your vids all of the time when i grow up i want to do what you do love your vids pleas keep them coming
fuck i didnt realize this was in carbon county, figured it was southern utah, its gotta be around ferron
I would get them anything to be able to do what you guys do it it’s just unreal love it love it love it
Same here, i could tell if i got the chance i would love it so much, no worries, just you, your friends, and a crap ton of cattle to herd
How much weight can these horses hold? Like what’s the heaviest a person could be to ride one?
Dude where I’m Utah is this looks familiar?
I get the collies and the slightly bigger dogs But what is with that little poodle. Who’s dogs are these anyways
What do you want a crazy horse for? I've ridden a crazy horse and he was worth his weight in horse meat.
PLEASE tell me what the brand that rope is. They used it at 11:11 to rope a calf.
hi i have a question. why do you catch some little cows and put them in a teailer. and some back in the herds?
This video showing the importance of fence maintenance lol.