@@ruralweekends My dear friend from our Natural Jem of India and the most strategically important State like Arunachal Pradesh I want to know your name 📛 and Definitely I'm your subscriber even I'm very interested to get in touch with you......Love from North India for my near Heart ❤️ Northe Waste India Love Arunachal Pradesh share your social media account if you use any.......let me know on my Mail i.d himigupta3@gmail.com
This is the domestic form of Indian bison. It is believed, our ancestors started taming the wild animals many centuries ago. Even today, both the reared and the wild forms share the fundamental features.
In the video @1:25 you called the male Mithun in Mithun Chakraborty style 'aaeeeyyyhh' By the speed you are going it won't take me long to know more than enough about AP
Bro, there's no restriction and bars on who buys it, anyone can buy it. And regarding pair of calves, usually the owners don't sell it when they are small and lactating. The owners sell it when it is about two years or older...
Yeah, they are from the same species. It is known more commonly as Mithun in this part of the country, ie, the Northeast India. Thanks for your comments. Please do subscribe and share for more videos.
Sorry buddy, never tried to know why they're fed salt, but I just know that they love salt... actually they are fond of salt and this the thing which we fed them time to time so that they get tammed. We also throw salts on their body so that they get rid of leeches. And other insects.
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The Gayal (Bibos gaurus frontalis) is a domesticated subspecies of Gaur (Bibos gaurus), interestingly, the closest living relative of the gaur is the Banteng (Bibos javanicus), which also has another domesticated subspecies being the Bali Cattle (Bibos javanicus domesticus), both gaurs and bantengs are classified within the genus Bibos, which also includes the Kouprey (Bibos sauveli), unlike the gaur and banteng, the kouprey has no domesticated subspecies, Bibos is the most basal extant genus of true cattle (subtribe Bovina).
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Glad to know brother. These animals are of prime importance in our society as it is used for various purposes. People do sell it but it will be a difficult task. Anyway, please do share with your friends and family members and spread love. Love from India. You can also reach me in facebook... Kano Um.
No scientific idea but our elderly says it helps them in digestion. That's why the mithuns if not feeded comes where they are fed and lick the stones so that they get the taste of salt.
@N is enough, actually, the gayal or mithun is not a separate species from the gaur, it is actually a domesticated subspecies of gaur, also the genus Bos is actually polyphyletic as it does not include the yak, gaur (cladistically including the gayal/mithun), banteng (cladistically including the bali cattle), and kouprey do not belong here anymore, they are relocated to the genera Poephagus and Bibos respectively, thus restricting the genus Bos to only the aurochsen, which cladistically include both the Domestic Cattle (Bos primigenius taurus) and Zebu (Bos namadicus indicus), the genus Poephagus (Yak Lineage) is actually a sister genus to the bison (genus Bison) while Bibos (Gaur Lineage) is actually the most basal and distantly related genus from all the extant genera of true cattle (subtribe Bovina).
Generally, the North-East soil are acidic in nature, as a result there is low in salt content in fodder and ultimately salt hunger develops in Mithun and other cattles of this region. More over once the mithuns are fed with salt they tend to become friendly and return to the place where they are fed with Salts. Inface the goats are also very fond of salts and we even feed salt to the goats...will someday post videos on feeding goats with salt...
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So sorry brother, lekin Mithun ka milking nahi karte hai humlog...yeh hame milking karne ka mauka nahi denge...kyonki hum inhe baandh ke nahi rakhte hain.... Yeh jungle mein apne hi dhun mein rehte hai aur jungle ke pattiya khate hain. Waise aapka bahut bahut shukriya iss video ko dekhne ke liye. Kripya aage share kare aur agar aapko mera videos aacha lage toh please subscribe kijiye ga. Thanks. Stay Safe, spread smiles around.
Bro Even if they we should respect there choice. North eastern can eat beef as there culture is different from most of india. But NO BEEF In our state allowed
Brother, as said, these animals are semi rammed, hence it roams freely in the jungles. They aren't tied like cows and goats, so me don't milk them. Waise bahut thank you for watching the video. Please subscribe kijiye aur share bhi kar dijiye.
Tonight I learned about this new animal. Thanks
Very good bhaiya . Loved the video and the way you have explained everything. Love from Bihar❤️. Mujhe aapke blogging ka tarika bahut pasand aaya.
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The puppy @4:20 is super cute buddy. Which breed ?
It's a local puppy, but sadly she is no more.
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Wow Apiya, this was awesome!!
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Thanks my dear.
@@ruralweekends My dear friend from our Natural Jem of India and the most strategically important State like Arunachal Pradesh I want to know your name 📛 and Definitely I'm your subscriber even I'm very interested to get in touch with you......Love from North India for my near Heart ❤️ Northe Waste India Love Arunachal Pradesh share your social media account if you use any.......let me know on my Mail i.d himigupta3@gmail.com
Wow nice Mithun video
Love you from Bangladesh
Plz upload more mithun video
Sure buddy
This is the domestic form of Indian bison. It is believed, our ancestors started taming the wild animals many centuries ago.
Even today, both the reared and the wild forms share the fundamental features.
That's informative. Thanks for watching. Do share the video and spread smiles around.
Sir, can you show us their shed where they rest for the night (since you said predators attack gayals).
No Sir, they don't stay in sheds, they stay in the jungles.
@@ruralweekends Okay.
In the video @1:25 you called the male Mithun in Mithun Chakraborty style 'aaeeeyyyhh'
By the speed you are going it won't take me long to know more than enough about AP
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Bro how much is the cost of a pair of calves? Do you allow Assam residents to buy one?
Bro, there's no restriction and bars on who buys it, anyone can buy it. And regarding pair of calves, usually the owners don't sell it when they are small and lactating. The owners sell it when it is about two years or older...
Thanks bro, approximately how much will a 1 and a half year old Mithun pair cost??
Guess should cost you around 30k plus....
Apka assam mea mithun survival ke liye tik ny h
It can survive but will not be that healthy like the ones here because they eat a lot and here there's abundance of greenery for them to feed.
Very nice👍👏😊 from assam Mujhe methun ka mit pason hai
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Are these gaurs?
Yeah, they are from the same species. It is known more commonly as Mithun in this part of the country, ie, the Northeast India.
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No, gaur(indian bison) and gayal are not same species.
Indian bison is a wild animal,where as gayal is semi domesticated.
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Superb Kano animal lover
Thanks bhahi ji.
Kya inko cow ki Tarah Pala ha Sakta hai?
They eat a lot... There were instances when they kept for a while and a single can eat a whole of trees.
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Very true buddy.
@@ruralweekends ok welcome brother.
Why are they fed salt? I saw Gour from Karnataka. But first time similar one.
Sorry buddy, never tried to know why they're fed salt, but I just know that they love salt... actually they are fond of salt and this the thing which we fed them time to time so that they get tammed. We also throw salts on their body so that they get rid of leeches. And other insects.
Thanks for watching. Keep sharing and spread smiles around.
Good job my bro
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The Gayal (Bibos gaurus frontalis) is a domesticated subspecies of Gaur (Bibos gaurus), interestingly, the closest living relative of the gaur is the Banteng (Bibos javanicus), which also has another domesticated subspecies being the Bali Cattle (Bibos javanicus domesticus), both gaurs and bantengs are classified within the genus Bibos, which also includes the Kouprey (Bibos sauveli), unlike the gaur and banteng, the kouprey has no domesticated subspecies, Bibos is the most basal extant genus of true cattle (subtribe Bovina).
Wow...this is really informative. Thanks a lot for sharing.
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they are the same size as the gauro or smaller
I don't know what a guaro is....are they same as this??
@@ruralweekends its scientific name Bos gaurus it is very similar to the video but wild it is found in India it is also called Indian bison
Ok...guess it's from the same species...the one I showed here is bos frontalis.
@@abdulmalikimranolanrewajuo2788 the gaur is a good deal bigger than an average gayal.
@@yerman0564 nope their horns are smaller
What country are you in?I want to buy youi cows to raise in my country for breeding.
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@@ruralweekends I come from Thailand
Glad to know brother. These animals are of prime importance in our society as it is used for various purposes. People do sell it but it will be a difficult task.
Anyway, please do share with your friends and family members and spread love. Love from India.
You can also reach me in facebook...
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Bison pet animal 🐂kaise ban gya ?
Bro, who said is a pet animal?? It's a semi tamed animal
Why salt ?
Any reason to it salt ????
No scientific idea but our elderly says it helps them in digestion. That's why the mithuns if not feeded comes where they are fed and lick the stones so that they get the taste of salt.
Kaun hai apka camera man.
Mine is not a cameraman, it's a camerawoman....😊😊😊
@@ruralweekends oh i got it ❤️
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Superb bro ..
Apiya Chanel meh tera photo he
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It's eyes resemble to the ancient aurochs! (Extinct bovine bos primigenius) it is believed to be the ancestor of modern bovines..
They more look like a Gaur to me.
It's from the same genus... Gaur...
Maharashtrian guar and apke gayal ki body same hai but horns ka shape alag hai.
They are different or same breed?
Buddy, I don't have a clear idea about this.
The gaur and gayal are different animals.you can find more info on this subject on google
They look similar cos they are from the same genus I.e Bos .
Mithun 's scientific name is 'Bos frontalis 'and Gaur 's is 'Bos gauras.'
@@hmmm2267 Thanks buddy for the information.
@N is enough, actually, the gayal or mithun is not a separate species from the gaur, it is actually a domesticated subspecies of gaur, also the genus Bos is actually polyphyletic as it does not include the yak, gaur (cladistically including the gayal/mithun), banteng (cladistically including the bali cattle), and kouprey do not belong here anymore, they are relocated to the genera Poephagus and Bibos respectively, thus restricting the genus Bos to only the aurochsen, which cladistically include both the Domestic Cattle (Bos primigenius taurus) and Zebu (Bos namadicus indicus), the genus Poephagus (Yak Lineage) is actually a sister genus to the bison (genus Bison) while Bibos (Gaur Lineage) is actually the most basal and distantly related genus from all the extant genera of true cattle (subtribe Bovina).
What country you live my friend
Roing, a beautiful place in Lower Dibang Valley District of Arunachal Pradesh, India. Thanks for watching. Please subscribe and share for more videos.
@@ruralweekends thank you Very much dear friend
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Why you feed them ?
Generally, the North-East soil are acidic in nature, as a result there is low in salt content in fodder and ultimately salt hunger develops in Mithun and other cattles of this region. More over once the mithuns are fed with salt they tend to become friendly and return to the place where they are fed with Salts. Inface the goats are also very fond of salts and we even feed salt to the goats...will someday post videos on feeding goats with salt...
Btw Thanks for watching my videos. Please subscribe to the channel in case if you haven't and enjoy more videos on rural life, rural artisans and more. Also share amount your friends and family members and spread smiles around. Best Wishes from Arunachal Pradesh.
Nice
Thanks. Keep sharing..
Same with gaur ?
Yep buddy, they are same as gaur...
Bision ka jaisa he kia? 👍
Baison se alag hai...even their horn is usually stright and bigger and round in shape. But body size is usually the same...
But these animals are very peaceful and shy in nature and importantly very friendly.
O acha ,thank you samjhane ke liye
You're welcome.
Nice kano
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@@ruralweekends alws there for you bro you r really working hard one day you ll be one of the best youtuber
Jyada ho Gaya, yet thanks for encouraging me.
Hey bhai meathun ke milking ka vedio dalo
So sorry brother, lekin Mithun ka milking nahi karte hai humlog...yeh hame milking karne ka mauka nahi denge...kyonki hum inhe baandh ke nahi rakhte hain.... Yeh jungle mein apne hi dhun mein rehte hai aur jungle ke pattiya khate hain. Waise aapka bahut bahut shukriya iss video ko dekhne ke liye. Kripya aage share kare aur agar aapko mera videos aacha lage toh please subscribe kijiye ga. Thanks.
Stay Safe, spread smiles around.
@@ruralweekends koi baat nhi bhai and thanks 🙏🙏
@@ruralweekends hey brother aap vaha rahete ho yah tourist ho
Mein yahi rehta hoon... family ke saath...lower dibang valley district of Arunachal Pradesh. It's a beautiful place...
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Yeh bhais jaisa hai magar very big and beautiful
same as 'Gawa' in Maharashtra
I guess so....they look exactly the replica.
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It's bison o common buffalo
I guess it's from the bison 🦬 genus. Buffalo I think is different from these animals the Bos Frontalis.
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@@ruralweekends sure.. Why not.
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Hello brother
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Why they kill wild animal?no law in india to save rare species?
Actually they are attacked by the wild animals...
Please don't eat them
They are our pride...we love them...
Bro
Even if they we should respect there choice.
North eastern can eat beef as there culture is different from most of india.
But NO BEEF In our state allowed
We do eat but we also make sure we take care of them and help them maintain their generations. They are well preserved and is far from endangered.
Milk nikaalte huye dikhaye
Brother, as said, these animals are semi rammed, hence it roams freely in the jungles. They aren't tied like cows and goats, so me don't milk them. Waise bahut thank you for watching the video. Please subscribe kijiye aur share bhi kar dijiye.
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