10 Mile Cattle Drive with MONTANA COW DOGS
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 24 ก.ย. 2022
- In this edition of Life in the West with Trinity Vandenacre in Montana, Trinity helps Cory move some missing cattle for 10 miles and they don't want to go easily!
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MY NEW FAVORITE CHANNEL!!!
Mine tooo!!
Yes.
I am humbled. Thank you. 🙏
in my top 2 for sure. glad I found it
Agree. Channel is a triple threat…learning, entertaining, relaxing. Probably the only state I would consider leaving Florida for now that I’m retired.
I like hearing Corey's input, as well as Trinity's. Brilliant video, thanks for letting us come along with you!
Thank you for watching. Glad you enjoyed it. 😊
What’s the smoke from?being on the edge looks very scary…wow Trinity, what an adventure… I’m a 68 year old handicapped woman, you are taking me places I would never be able to go and things I would never be able to see… so Thank you for that and God Bless you…
You are welcome and God Bless you as well! 👍
It's really enjoyable living vicariously through these ranchers. I'm 71 and I will never be able to experience this way of life either. Thank you so much for sharing your videos.
Hey Trinity, I'm a 70 year old and I am living vicariously through you. I wanted to cowboy growin' up and attended Bob King's cowboy school in Arvada Wyoming to acquire the skills needed. I had a chance to ride some really great cow horses and move cattle from one pasture to another. I sure do miss it! I have mild cerebral palsy and I could never figure out how to handle and feed out my coils one handed. Thanks for allowing us to experience a lifestyle and job that is truly a gift from God !
I too...I'm 75 and worked for the US Forest Service grooming trails in New Mexico Santa Fe Mountains...sometimes riding up on horse back (I preferred a mule...)
I love the Mountains.
So happy to see your channel growing. I think you found your audience! Keep up tthe good work.
Thanks lunagal!! I know you’ve been here since the beginning. 👍
No one knows how hard you all work . I sure appreciate what you do 👍🙏❤️
Your horse is going to be really well-seasoned by the time you're done. I used to work cows at the stockyards to season my horses.
Exceptional, authentic, real life cattle drive in rough mountainous country. Dedication, wisdom, cow psychology, extraordinary dog and horsemanship. Professional videography of the real deal cowboy life in Montana, USA. Thanks so much for sharing, your dedicated hardwork, and gifted rancher skills. Mucho Gracias
Keeping it old school I love it you guys really appreciate you sharing your life with us
Oh man I loved this ride! From where I sat in my office chair, that is. Lol. You guys both have a lot of stamina to deal with all of that stress. Good job! Thanks for taking us along.
It's a pleasure to see a lifestyle most of us won;t get to do, Keep up the good work.
Reminds me of us as humans, wanting to do what we want and God trying to get us back on track.
This may be regular boring work for you, but for me it would be a dream vacation one day.
Good to know. I always think, man nothing interesting happened on that day. 😄
That looked like really hard work! Aside from almost bucking you off, and dragging you through the trees, Calibar did a nice job.
Loved riding along with you guys in this video. The saddle sounds and seeing you horse bring me back to my horse crazy days. Thanks for this video. ❤
YES i LOVE these hour long vids!!!
I’m so glad you like it.
@@LifeintheWest 👍
Dealing with reality everyday, instead of computers and cubicles, in order to make a living has molded Trinity and Corey into admirable men. Wonderful to watch fortitude and perseverance and and patience in action. Solid gold!
Yea, Mirkwood. Gotta watch out for the Orcs, Goblins and Tolls of Mirkwood.
Amen to that! They apparently all eat cows too! 😳
I think maybe a drone would be helpful to fly around to help locate the cows.!
My favorite man on yt!!!!
Wow! I am so humbled. Thank you man!! 😊
I'm 73 and writing my first book, a western which is set in Montana! It takes place in 1884 and I imagine a lot is the same. Your videos are valuable background information for me as I try to make the events believable..
Thanks for the full length video!!!! Finally some content for the layman to get the slightest grasp of what ranching is about. Still can't show what experience can only reveal but, it's close enough for the visual experience. Thanks again for what you guys do. Much love and respect!
Best videos! Really enjoy watching you guys work cows.
Thank you. Glad you enjoyed it.
@@LifeintheWest put Apple tags on a few of the most dominant cows and bulls. Just an idea
@@damiangrouse4564 probably not much for cell service out back there.
@@MB-rh1qd the results may not be optimal but maybe it’ll get you closer to the cows sooner.
“if you can hoist it up here,I’ll ride with it “😂😂😂
Y’all are funny 😂
Horse amazing athletes! Impeccable foot placement!
There must be Dark Elves in Mirkwood 😱
Yep!!
@@LifeintheWest Dang scary!!
Fantastic video! Cowboy Olympics!!! What value do the cattle get from grazing in the high country?
Or Sasquatch?
Hard Work and there nothing Like it 😉!!!
👍👍👍🖖
Man it is so amazing the job y'all have I know it's hard work but watching y'all ride up the plain on them horses has so much majestic behind it.
What an awesome ride. I’m amazed at how rocky that ground is. I’m to old to do it anymore but I sure do enjoy watching you guys.
Came here to see cows but learned a life lesson. Thanks dad.
This is relaxing to listen to while in my cube
Work for you. Relaxing for me.
that view at the 16 minute mark and on is amazingly beautiful
Definitely a binge watching worthy channel.
When you were pointing your camera towards your horses hooves, that’s when you can tell how steep it is.
These videos are so relaxing. I could watch 10+ hours of these kinds of videos.
The MIRKWOOD thing kept cracking me up! 😂 What a great real cowboy video!
Thank you for taking me along today..Life, lessons learned •••
I hear your cattle dogs..
Salutations from California
I've only seen cattle drives in the movies when I was a kid thank you for taking us on a cool journey and beautiful country
Just saw your live. I'm a big bison/buffalo fan! What about going down to Cross Timbers Bison and working with him on his small ranch? He's a super cool guy like you and I'm sure he could use the help and would love to share everything he has learned since starting his bison ranch! Then if you enjoyed it and your fans do took you could reach out to a bigger rancher. 😁
I would love to. Do you know how I can get ahold of him?
@@LifeintheWest I forwarded his Instagram to your Instagram.
Love the sound of leather and hooves. Great video. Thank you so very much
What a good watch🤠just found this channel watching a short~glad I did🤩
Your videos are always so interesting. I could sit and watch them all day. I look for a new one daily.
Wow! Thank you so much. I do my best.
I’ve heard that a good cow horse has disdain for cattle. Used to live next door to a retired cow pony who shared a field with a handful of cows. Ever once in a while, that horse would, of his own accord, bunch those cows up and run ‘em from one end of the field to the other. Man, those cows hated it. Lol. Enjoy the videos, keep it up
Here in Australia the wrangling is done with Quadbikes and Helicopter!
와우!
몬태나의 광활하고 멋진 풍경이 너무나 멋집니다!
마치 red dead redemption 게임 화면을 보는 듯한
착각에 빠진다!
Hi there thank you both for sharing your U tube video.l enjoyed this video..Agreat journey with U both and dogs and horses and the cattle.😊
i love riding horses this is a dream for me someday itll be real wouldnt do anything else, the money doesnt matter to me its the place i do it what im doing and who im doing it for. the american west is by far one of the most amazing things on this planet. have a good one trinity.
Fascinating
Thank you for your videos. I was raised in rural Montana but it was more north in around Flathead Lake. These videos are sure bringing tons of memories.
great job guys and horses. thanks for sharing 👍
I'm getting too old for this... I'm exhausted just watching! Thanks for making the video! 👍👍
Love all of your videos. Esp when you go on trips to collect cattle. Thanks for letting me on the trips with you. Just showes how hard you all work.
Most efficient is right we have have to go back to the horse and buggy days, I love it
I love the cool calm demeanor !
Wise words of truth, Brother! Love your videos! Keep up your excellent work and thank you! God bless and stay safe!🙏🏻✝️🐂🇺🇸
I laugh everytime I hear you say "you dirty".. my Aunt and uncle used some pretty spicy words after those words when their cows got stupid!!!
Love your channel reminds me when I brought cattle from the sierra with calf late summer for milking. Keep bringing videos hope to visit Montana this summer.
Hard work but very rewarding...staying close to nature, awesome!!!
I have been riding since I was literally born and I love riding horses! But.. The only one in the family that has ever had horses was my grandma and her husband. They live up in Livingston Montana and I get to go up in the summer to help and work. It will be my first time ever moving cows this next summer, I'm really excited! Heck I like work up there because at home down in Idaho I can't do much and there is no work other than getting wood for my papa and my grandpa with my dad. I might talk to my parents about getting a job in Montana once I can drive. Though it'll have to include horses. Lol
I love watching your videos. It makes me feel like I'm back in Montana.
Yep, been thrown off in rocky terrain like that as a kid. I stayed on many times, but it finally got me off (bad horse). Ended up with many stitches!
Big thanks for the educational entertainment🙏👍
Mine too ! 🎉
Thank you
Trinity just catching up on some of your videos I haven't seen really enjoy seeing Montana as I haven't and your thorough explanation of everything you are doing. Love watching the dogs do their job as needed are they yours
Honestly,ur talks with cows makes my day,I can’t,I’m laughing so hard 🤣
Beautiful. What a climb that was.
When i was young, my mom had a (riding/Dutch Warmblood) horse that was scared of cows. :))
I always had to pay attention to cows standing in a pasture anywhere. If he saw the cows before i did, he might just pivoted underneath from me and take off :))
Happened a couple of times. I lost him, fell off and he would run back to the stable lolol
The people there angry at me for losing him.
He was a great horse, but a knucklehead when it came to cows.
I tried everything. Let him meet cows up close. It got better over time. But he was always nervous when close to cows.
Trinity, you are a true cowboy because you thought of your horse's welfare first 🥇🏆. Good on you son.
Every year I go on a cattle drive,twice,once in March,then in October,up in the mountains. High country is hard,really like you sharing to us,the trials of a drive on a few heads. My drives are 400 cattle,so ID rather do the smaller drives. But it has to be done.
I learned so much today.
I look forward to the next video.
I’m so glad you enjoyed this. 👍
Outstanding day of hard work!
Mighty fine job in difficuilt terrain. I hope you can work the lovesickness out of your horse. It's usually a matter of genitics. Now when Corry's horse gets scratches on the rear pasterns instead of calling the vet to come shave him and put ointment just treat is with fly wipe. It kills the organizims better
When it comes to dog breeds for moving cattle, is it kind of Ford vs Chevy whether a person uses collies/shepards or heeler?
Neat, having the camera on your hat. With that baldy in the group, surprised they haven’t made to Canada
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I LOVE to have that white and brown horse....soooooo beautiful.
Put Apple Tags on all of them. Lol! 🎉
Great video Trinity.
Beautiful views! You can definitely tell those are steep elevations! Very precarious with the rocks!
I really love your videos 💓 you guys are hard works!
I must be related to cows, I don't move in the heat and prefer the shade😏😮
Thank you for the ride.
The most masculine cowboy ever. Lucky wife ;)
Bring out your magic glasses so you can see out yonder!
Just found this channel...LOVE IT!!!
Pretty country!
Love love love all you videos!!!
Can you do a show that explains more about the dogs and how they are used with the cattle. Are they as well trained or similar training as sheep herding dogs. thanks so much for you videos. Love them.
I love this video and channel! Ranching and farming are very tough but so needed and worth it. Thank you all for providing food and products!!
Love this channel!
Never give up 👍 so good so far
That was great lovely sunrise over the lake. You can see how steep it is. The horses do so well rough terrain. Maybe a silly question do the cows get attacked? Respect to you and the cowboys and cowgirls. Thanks for sharing this ❤
We don’t have very many losses to predators right here, but not too far away they do. Like within 10 miles.
@@LifeintheWest thanks for replying trinity I understand how busy you are. This might be of interest to you. Pig farming is big at the moment where I stay Thanks again 👍
Love riding along gathering pairs on a mountain
Amazing, we have three cows in Michigan. Just amazing
I pushed cows in Florida with my uncle coming up. It was tough. Cows would run into the swamps, full of bogs and palmetto bushes and briars. Hot and humid and rained nearly every afternoon. On a big push we had 2 horses each. First one worn out by midday. Some of those cows were mean as a grumpy bear. Hardest riding I’ve ever done. I loved it.
beautiful countryside.
I love how you explain things that aren't obvious to your audience.
Do you lose cows to predators? That's vast country.
Live in NC. I’ve been taking some riding lessons hoping to someday do some trail riding. All the little tips and comments are super helpful for me in gaining a better understanding of riding. Thank you!
Good show. Your little black appears to have a good gait. As I understand it, this is not something you train. Maybe the Tennessee Walker is different but then I don't recall many of this type gaited horse on a Montana ranch
Besides the Walker is a pretty big horse usually and I am of the impression quick and tough is more important than size.
A fun video.
A good one to join in from the recliner.
The straight down camera angle on the ridge @ 12:50+ mark was great for showing how steep a grade you’re on.
do you ever use drones to find the stragglers? another greenhorn question: does the smoke from wildfires affect the health of the cattle?
If your horse is going to fall off a cliff you want to bail the opposite way! Always bail up hill. Lol