Ocean of Grass (2022) | Full Movie | Full Documentary
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 30 พ.ค. 2022
- Ocean of Grass showcases the incredible yet sublime beauty of the little-known Nebraska Sandhills Region and gives the viewer an intimate glimpse into the lives of a working cattle ranch.
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Great Movie!! Brought back very fond memories of times I was privileged to be part of the Griffith Family times spent on their farms in Custer County, My Uncle Sherman Griffith had a farm up in the Gates area and at the age of 7 or 8 he allowed me to drive the John Deere Tractor pulling the hay wagon while they picked up the smaller bales by hand and hook. Memories of helping to brand the calf's and helping to feed the cattle. Loved all these great memories from my young to High school years in Broken Bow. I am now a 67 year old man, retired, and living in Fort Collins Colorado as this is where God has brought me for retirement. Thank you for making this film!!
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I very much enjoyed this. I love that the ranchers/farmers are the ones that still hold so true to their loyalty toward each other, something the world needs more of. I also can see the love and respect they have for their cattle and animals. God Bless the ranchers and farmers.
This film is absolutely breathtaking. The cinematography truly captures the beauty that exists in what many think is a "flyover state." And the storytelling of life in small town Nebraska is both touching and compelling. I can't say enough good things about it. Love love love it.
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This truly *is* a spectacular documentary. Thank you. Should be winning awards.
It's cool to see someone taking the time to make this. I've spent my whole life less than an hour from where this takes place. The aerial shots are amazing! And the focus on the people is the best part!
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This was great.
Great job to those who were involved in the making of this great film if the life of a rancher..
Great video. Great story. This is the real America.
Thank you, Marlene!
Thank you for this beautiful film. I was fortunate to spend a day with folks at a branding and a meal in the area and although it was more than 20 yrs ago, Er maybe close to 25, or more....I am pretty sure I remember some of the names including Patty who may have helped Peg with the meal. One of the best days of my life. (Plus I spent the first four yrs of my life in NE so I do have a soft spot for that beautiful state and people.)
Patty was Mike's McGinn's wife so you have a great memory. It is truly an amazing place...thank you for sharing your thoughts!
Wonderful video. Hard working people.
There are thousands of these type of family farm and ranch operations in this country. Some small, some large. God Bless them all, generation to generation. No matter what the condition of the world, feast or famine, war and pestilence, they will be there. But politicians and others can really hurt them. The youngsters working here aren't shooting people with their automatic pistols or rioting. They don't have anywhere to riot or anyone to shoot. Hard, but satisfying work is their heritage.
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Thank thank you a world i get to know very uplifting great documentary great people
Beautifully done, Custer county is a gorgeous county
Awesome documentary! The best.
So much more can be conveyed and shared.
Fantastic video. I live not too far away from this area. I have been accused of directly saying what I had to say. It’s nice to know that it is a common trait here.
where is this location
@@Abo-Ahmad-Alqadhi located in the middle of Nebraska in Custer County.
Wow. That art work is beautiful!
Thank you.
This is a wonderful documentary
nice movie
Thank a farmer and a rancher today. Without them we would all be hungry, naked and sober.
Im wondering why you wouldn't skin her calf and put it on the orphan calf..seems to work more often then not..
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Do they take one or two crops off.? Its not that thick or heavy
Beautiful country and great people, but what, no border collies?
talking about four wheelers as they run a bunch of cattle through the fence. bunch of fools real ranchers use horses to keep cattle calm. quads just get them hot if you are running cattle around you are loosing money we get paid by the pound.
Depends on the cattle seen cattle blow thru fences from horses also
Unless the climate changes direction, ranches will be gone within 100 years, though it maybe caused by global conflict and environmental collapse.
More likely we will adapt I say we cause I raise cattle in North Dakota and I've worked on ranches from north Dakota to Washington state down to Utah and over to Kansas now global conflict can very much be the undoing but climate isn't gonna be a deciding factor people raise cattle on desert and in jungle it's just adapting to your climate
@@justinduke8135 good luck. We could all use more.