I cannot tell how amazing this series is. This honestly could be a small mini series that airs on a major network. I’m sure there are details within that would be interesting to a larger viewership. To the Olsens. Wow, you are truly aspirational from a family perspective, work ethic, and the pure reality of what you do for a living. Wish you the best.
Your family shows us something missing for a generation,, I'm am drawn to watch your interaction so that I can learn how to instill that witch is missing in my family. .compelling at it's least you really have something that a large portion of Americans will watch and learn from . keep. It up please the c country needs. you!
Your channel came across my feed, and glad it did so. I grew up on the front range of CO in the 60's and 70's, east of Fort Collins. Dairy operation. Moved to NW Arkansas many decades ago. Here I run 1 AU per 2 acres with 300+ grazing days per year. Adaptive grazing with minimal inputs. I still return home occasionally to help family friends work cattle before turning them out on the summer range in the foot hills of Fort Collins. Welcome sight to see someone take the time to share a more relastic perspective of ranch life. Never seen a horse table for shoeing. I still do this the traditional way and shall we say behavioral therapy stops a thousand pound horse from leaning on you while addressing their foot care. A big fan due to content relative to my past. So Im sold, and pushing the little buttons to help you has zero effect upon me. Subscribed and Blessings to You and those You Love
@@bigrunranches9037 Thanks for the reply, after watching episode 1 again I saw that Neola was mentioned, sorry about the question. Looked it up on the map and it's in near where my father grew up in Rosevelt. I grew up in Wallsburg wasatch county and watching your well produced documentaries is a joy for me. Mahlo for the effort.
This has always been a dream of mine to work on a ranch. Now at 44 with 19 years at my current job I realize I have live that dream through you tube. Was just in Idaho, Wyoming and Montana this week on vacation. Amazing places. Made me not want to go back home to Missouri.
Made this comment on your fist episode, but I just have to say it again. There is so much LIFE in these videos, its stunning, keep doing what your doing both with the Ranch and the Videos. KUDOS
Congratulations on a fantastic production. That’s the life I wanted as well but too many things conspired against it. Question: at the 10 minute mark when you’re in the tractor you’re wearing a nice flat brimmed hat. Can you please tell me the make and model? I’d love to get one. You were also wearing it in much of volume 3. Best wishes. I’m glad to know this lifestyle still works out for some people. I’m very happy for you and your wife and children.
@UCaIiH6NLDjecUwVicz3dfPg Thanks for the reply. I should have guessed it was an Akubra hat. Perhaps the Cattleman model? I have too many hats already but it never hurts to find one more… I grew up on a cattle operation with a mean SOB as a father so I really appreciate the fact that Dusty is calm and patient and teaches with love rather than anger. I raised my kids in the same manner to the best of my ability. There’s no place in a family, farm, or ranch for an angry father. You guys have a lot to be proud of. Keep doing what your doing and I’ll pray for your health and well-being.
That bull clocked that open gap soon as he stepped off the truck into the trailer. That's why he turned around. He said adios MF's! 😂 Clever little Sh!t. 😅
yes yes indeed that's what i always thought, things changed fast when one morning i wake and i can not get outta bed, my legs would not move, the signal from my brain to my body was broken. no more walking, driving and everything else u use your lower body for. lost from a blood clot in spinal cord.
One of the kids were cutting and hit a rock while they were doing the back swaths. It broke a center blade and the strip was covered by the rows. It was a fun surprise when we started baling.
For almost 15 years we had a business and invested everything we could into more land and animals. It was a very crazy time trying to run a business and a ranch. In 2018 when the business slowed down we were able to shut it down and only run cattle.
I was agreeing with you about money in ranching. In one of the first episodes Dusty talks about how hard it is to run cattle and pay for land. You really can’t do it anymore without subsidizing it with money from somewhere else (like we did with another business) - at least until you get things paid for. (That’s our experience)
Y'all lose 3 times as many cattle as the next jn line on TH-cam. Public grazing most of the year . Quit whining why is my 1lb steak $22??? Calves usually die from neglect and lack of concern because you're profit is too high. Imo
I cannot tell how amazing this series is. This honestly could be a small mini series that airs on a major network. I’m sure there are details within that would be interesting to a larger viewership.
To the Olsens. Wow, you are truly aspirational from a family perspective, work ethic, and the pure reality of what you do for a living. Wish you the best.
Thank you :)
@@bigrunranches9037 I really appreciate and enjoy y’all work I’ve learned quite a bit by watching your videos
Better than any show on tv.
Thanks so much for watching Stephen!
I’ve been running cattle for 55 years, (I’m 75), You have to love what you’re doing.
We agree! We absolutely love what we are doing.
Your family shows us something missing for a generation,, I'm am drawn to watch your interaction so that I can learn how to instill that witch is missing in my family. .compelling at it's least you really have something that a large portion of Americans will watch and learn from . keep. It up please the c country needs. you!
Thank you, appreciate your comment.
This is one of the best examples of how this part of the world really works. Well done, Olsen’s.
Your channel came across my feed, and glad it did so. I grew up on the front range of CO in the 60's and 70's, east of Fort Collins. Dairy operation. Moved to NW Arkansas many decades ago. Here I run 1 AU per 2 acres with 300+ grazing days per year. Adaptive grazing with minimal inputs. I still return home occasionally to help family friends work cattle before turning them out on the summer range in the foot hills of Fort Collins. Welcome sight to see someone take the time to share a more relastic perspective of ranch life. Never seen a horse table for shoeing. I still do this the traditional way and shall we say behavioral therapy stops a thousand pound horse from leaning on you while addressing their foot care. A big fan due to content relative to my past. So Im sold, and pushing the little buttons to help you has zero effect upon me. Subscribed and Blessings to You and those You Love
Said it was a Utah ranch, where in Utah? Beautiful country with lots of water.
We are in Eastern Utah - Neola. The summer ranch is in Maybell, Colorado.
@@bigrunranches9037 Thanks for the reply, after watching episode 1 again I saw that Neola was mentioned, sorry about the question. Looked it up on the map and it's in near where my father grew up in Rosevelt. I grew up in Wallsburg wasatch county and watching your well produced documentaries is a joy for me. Mahlo for the effort.
very good
Thanks for everything. These are priceless for our family.
If you ever do your own vlog I'm in to watch. Check out red poppy ranch to kinda get an idea of how its possible as a one man show, slight pun.
This has always been a dream of mine to work on a ranch. Now at 44 with 19 years at my current job I realize I have live that dream through you tube. Was just in Idaho, Wyoming and Montana this week on vacation. Amazing places. Made me not want to go back home to Missouri.
Made this comment on your fist episode, but I just have to say it again. There is so much LIFE in these videos, its stunning, keep doing what your doing both with the Ranch and the Videos. KUDOS
LOVE THIS, MAKE MORE 🤠
Would love to see more of this!!
Thank You for watching!
Nice video we live in different times now and we all hope for the best
Great video beautiful farm and family always enjoy watching farm family working on the farm . So many good memories . 👍
Thank you! We love what we do and that we get to spend time together.
Great video, fantastic scenery and beautiful horses and cattle. Love from 🇦🇺
Good content with great production ( camera angles, slow motion, music ). This channel is going to get a lot of subscribers over time.
I enjoy watching this. I love what you guys are doing my family is trying to do the same thing
Best wishes in your adventure. It is a great lifestyle.
Aweosme series, please make more!
Thanks for watching!
Congratulations on a fantastic production. That’s the life I wanted as well but too many things conspired against it.
Question: at the 10 minute mark when you’re in the tractor you’re wearing a nice flat brimmed hat. Can you please tell me the make and model? I’d love to get one. You were also wearing it in much of volume 3.
Best wishes. I’m glad to know this lifestyle still works out for some people. I’m very happy for you and your wife and children.
@UCaIiH6NLDjecUwVicz3dfPg Thanks for the reply. I should have guessed it was an Akubra hat. Perhaps the Cattleman model? I have too many hats already but it never hurts to find one more…
I grew up on a cattle operation with a mean SOB as a father so I really appreciate the fact that Dusty is calm and patient and teaches with love rather than anger. I raised my kids in the same manner to the best of my ability. There’s no place in a family, farm, or ranch for an angry father. You guys have a lot to be proud of. Keep doing what your doing and I’ll pray for your health and well-being.
I am curious when is the next big run ranches episode going to happen?
Hey Joseph! This was the full first season. Nothing is planned for another season right now. Thanks so much for watching!
That bull clocked that open gap soon as he stepped off the truck into the trailer. That's why he turned around. He said adios MF's! 😂 Clever little Sh!t. 😅
yes yes indeed that's what i always thought, things changed fast when one morning i wake and i can not get outta bed, my legs would not move, the signal from my brain to my body was broken. no more walking, driving and everything else u use your lower body for. lost from a blood clot in spinal cord.
Have to ask why the miss cut strips in the hay field ?
One of the kids were cutting and hit a rock while they were doing the back swaths. It broke a center blade and the strip was covered by the rows. It was a fun surprise when we started baling.
@@bigrunranches9037 lol have done that a few times myself I was just wondering if it was done on purpose for some reason and ty for the response .😁
What song is that at the beginning
Does anyone know the intro song?
Glad you treat your family better than you do your horses
No money in cattle or farming. Everything he has is better than what I have.
For almost 15 years we had a business and invested everything we could into more land and animals. It was a very crazy time trying to run a business and a ranch. In 2018 when the business slowed down we were able to shut it down and only run cattle.
@@bigrunranches9037 I was drunk I’m just jealous.
I was agreeing with you about money in ranching. In one of the first episodes Dusty talks about how hard it is to run cattle and pay for land. You really can’t do it anymore without subsidizing it with money from somewhere else (like we did with another business) - at least until you get things paid for. (That’s our experience)
If he is 4 years old the meat will be too strong
What's wrong with you. That ain't cow boy music
La can soon k te bas y te bas
Y'all lose 3 times as many cattle as the next jn line on TH-cam. Public grazing most of the year . Quit whining why is my 1lb steak $22??? Calves usually die from neglect and lack of concern because you're profit is too high. Imo