😂 you were right, it is " growing season" 👍😂 Big Joe: excuse me there, can I have a scratch on the head, a kiss on the nose and some cubes .. y'all know I'm just a big puppy 🤦😂😂 The sun and heat draw the nutrients up into the plant and night they're pull back down by the warm ground
She has a bison the size of a car getting up close and cuddly with her. And she doesn't lose her cool, just scoots over in the side by side. Marissa is a boss.
I love the turkeys. We have a wild turkey in our yard that joins us for morning coffee on our patio. He eats shelled unsalted peanuts directly from the table while standing in between our chairs. If he wants more and we aren't quick enough, he pecks our arms to hurry us along. He also eats from the palm of our hands. If no one is in the yard with him and he wants company, he pecks on the sliding glass back door. He's special :)
Isn't it though? My mom raises cattle and there was a grown-up area on her property so she moved the cattle in-watching and listening to them eat was so satisfying and relaxing.
You were so right to tell people the difference in your Bison and Yellowstone. Thank you for doing that. I have seen videos from Yellowstone and people are so dumb sometimes. Like you said yours are use to youtwo because you take such good care of them every day. Love your videos.
@debannas4567 he's at the OG with a couple cows. You want him to run over there to video 3 bison for you? Be grateful he didn't sell him and look forward to when he does make the extra effort.
@@selfretired3025 you needn’t be so vindictive! We all are free and encouraged to comment what we would like to see in dusty’s videos! Dunbar got a raw deal being given only a couple cows when big joe is given 22
@debannas4567 I'm not trying to come across harshly. It's reality. We all know the pastures at OG have the beef herd also and land can only sustain so many. It also seems it might not occur to some that bulls get rotated so they're not breeding with their daughters. He made the right decision... for all involved, including everything he kept tearing up. I'm sincere when I say "at least he kept him" but I don't think viewers always understand what is involved with ranching + videos + birds + family +++ when they make requests like this after showing Dunbar recently so everyone knew he was Well and Not Alone. Be more sensitive to THEM and everything they're doing to share their lives with us. Respect is given.
@@selfretired3025 that doesn’t mean we don’t want to see him and be kept apprised of how he’s doing. How dare you suggest I don’t understand how bulls are rotated. I’m not a “city girl”!
@debannas4567 things should not be taken personally when they are not stated as being personal. I was thinking about all the people who agreed with the comment. You're worked up. Try reading it again when you can imagine my peaceful tone vs however you are taking it. I am not "who you are used to dealing with". I just don't understand why we feel we can ask a TH-camr with a family and a ranch with all kinds of responsibilities to make a special trip "in their spare time". To me, it seems disrespectful... but I know your intention is pure.
I never ever did understand why people think they could cuddle up to ANY animal they don't know and who is obviously not tame. Glad you made the disclaimer and if seeing how cautious you are with animals you know EXTREMELY well doesn't compute, I don't know what will. Watching footage of some of these encounters makes me wonder how in the world they even managed to get to whatever age they are at. Sad part is, many times the animals pay a huge price for a stupid human's actions.
Dusty love your videos and enjoy watching them. May the lord bless and protect you and your family and the bison and other animals and Big Joe is spoiled and he knows it
This is what I love about you and Marissa, you are always learning about the natural state of the ranch, you are returning the land to its natural state you are working to reintroduce core natural species to the land and all of that is so important to rejuvenate the land and make it healthy so it can sustain the herd and all the native wildlife and plants. You’ve accomplished so much in a short amount of time and by the looks of it, it’s working your herd is healthy, your land is getting to where it should be and your hard work and eagerness to learn is paying off. I hope more ranchers do the same. If we want a healthy food supply we have to have healthy land. Well done Dusty, and Marissa. Hugs for Brookes. ❤️🇨🇦❤️
It feels good to me to see people across this country who are trying to sustain the land with animals and native plants. Thank you for doing all of this and making us aware of all of this hard work.
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Hey Marisa 🌸 Oh Big Joe 😘🦬 Bulliut 🥰 Hey Princess Eleanor 😘🦬💜 Turkeys look healthy!🦃 Pastures are looking great! Your hard work is paying off Dusty, and Marisa! Keep on Bison Ranchin! 🙏🌸🥰🦬💜
It was wonderful getting to see Marisa! I hope that we will have more opportunities to see the 3 of you together in some videos. If Big Joe came so close to me like he did to Marisa, I would be wary of him, too. It would take me a bit to get used to them, since they are your herd. But if in the wild, I would stay far, far away, even though I have always loved them. I've missed your videos. This was a great one! Thank you for sharing it. With prayers, love, and gentle hugs for you all and all of your critters, Donna Gulyas in Spring Hill, FL.
Hi Dusty, Marisa and Brooks. Love watching yall working with the bison. They are so magnificent. Good luck with your turkeys God bless and love yall ❤❤
I work at a local museum with a wide range of wildlife displays(everything from songbirds, waterfowl, large mammals.) I recently (last two years) have stated: " This is the only time in your life where you will be safe to be this close to wildlife. When you are around live wildlife give them their space.".
It looks like big joe and the whole herd are all moving in slow motion. They must all be worn out. God bless you and your family dusty and all of your beautiful bisin. You take such good care of them all and love them all.
Love how you ranch. Taking care of the land, animals, and birds. You are my hero! That is a great flock of turkeys you have started. Bullet is CO CUTE! Thank you so much for sharing.
It's so good seeing those hulks, especially Big Joe, backlit by the sunset. They're poster material, folks. The printing, the cardboard tube, the postage, the packaging.... how much? And I know you have a couple of Big Joe beauties scattered in your back catalogue.... so, there's another couple of strings to your bow.
The herd looks great. Big Joe looks like a proud king over looking his maidens. Turkeys are growing, same thing with the red dogs. I heard about the Turner bison some time ago. Things are looking good! Well done!
I learn so much from you, I can't raise animals anymore as I'm old, But I tell my son who lives with us. He is learning. Right now, we are overloaded with grasshoppers. ❤
Good seeing y'all out with the bison. Big Joe wanted some personal time with Marissa. Hope you have a good breeding season. You take care of and spend close up time with your bison and they know y'all love them. Good luck with the turkeys. GOD bless y'all
Big Joe has to give the boss lady a big hello greeting😂 He is looking really good! I’m glad that you was able to get some of the eggs to hatch, sounds like a cool plan for the future. Cool tail on that plane.
Dusty I raised turkeys and chickens for many years, 20000 lbs twice a year, if you raise your feed and waterers you can ease the stress on their legs and you will achieve a healthier turkey with less crippling. Just a thought! It works great for raising chickens for butchering as well. Enjoy your videos, keep safe
I love Big Joe’s hairdo lol, he’s such a handsome bull, and that place you visited Dusty has one humongous sized bison herd, what a beautiful sight to see, and good luck with your wild turkey project too, tfs guys x Julie 🇬🇧
Very excited to see what you are doing with regenerative ag!! It's so important. I went to college in DeKalb Co, IL. At that time it was one of the highest corn producing areas in the country, and home of DeKalb Agriculture corn hybridizing. I would occasionally stop by a field and pick up a handful of soil, look at it, smell it. The soil was dead, no insects, no "soil" smell, I assume from liberal use of fertilizers and insecticides. You go Dusty!
I think yes nutrient density is at peak in heat of day as that's when least water is in it, I believe best palatability (taste) is still early morning. Picking veggies from garden taste better in mornings . not bison but my grass eating animals prefer morning grass vs late afternoon grasses anyhow.
Don’t you just want to scratch Big Joe’s head I love how he sticks his head into the atv to say hello🦬 How is Dunbar hope Eleanor has a healthy red dog next year Hi to you all from Western Australia 🇦🇺 🦘
I have not heard about KIT, for a super long time!!! Is SHE ok??? 🙏 Her n BIG JOE came together didn't they a few years ago now!!! But I am Glad HOSS is gonna have his OWN Territory now!! He Needs that so he wouldn't Accidentally hurt DUNBAR!!! It is Best For BOTH of them!!! And PLEASE Protect Elenore and and of Her Newborn from Coyotes n Wolvers or maybe even Wild Hogs Like Daniel Arms n His Family Deal with from time to time!!! 😢 Stay BLESSED All!!! N I will continue to 🙏 Pray For God's Protection,Grace n Jesus Healing Spiritual Powers To oversee everything!!!🎉😂❤
And yet another awesome Cross Timbers Bison video. I just love how y'all teach us what you do. I'll never be a Bison 🦬 rancher but it's so interesting learning about them. Where's Eleanor ? I haven't seen her in awhile unless I missed her in a video. Y'all take care and God's blessings to you all.
The bison look great, esp Big Joe. Poor Eleanor - glad to see her again. Missing Dunbar. Awww what a great thing to do with the turkeys. The other day, I had to stop for a group of about 15 young turkeys crossing the road. I hate seeing people speeding on the backroads due to deer and turkeys crossing all the time.
hi Dusty, idont know if you knew that eggs cant be turned over(on different surface each time) i have seen chicken eggs marked so they know which side is up, alligator eggs the same, turtle the same, snakes guess what.........the same side up when moved... i think you end up with scramble eggs if you rotate them alot, if you dont know i hope this helps
And I like your little disclaimer for the Yellowstone people it is not the same yours have been hand touched and messed with every year twice a year you know they are accustomed to you plus you feed them huge difference Yellowstone bison feed themselves with no intervention from humans
Big Joe is such a character! You all hit the jackpot with him. For not being raised by you all originally he sure does love ya. His big ole head is always up in Marisa’s business! He cracks me up. He is looking very fit and healthy and all ready to woo the ladies with his irresistible charm! And yes, I’d be a bit intimidated as well! He’s like a puppy but one that has no clue about his size, power and boundaries. But I’d never say no to him wanting a head scratch and his cubes! 😂
The fields and the herd looks really good. Glad you got to go to that workshop, made it really special to be held at such a huge bison ranch. Turkeys seem to be healthy too. Are those the round bales you baled at the neighbors?
On that School when you were headed up to the ranch, it said home of the Buffalo you need to straighten them out and tell them that they are bison! 😂Also can you give a look see and update on Dunbar?
Was thinking about your spraying them well we had less problems with our stock but I remembered we would spray our stock from pump sprayer with cool water from well spigot so I guess they never knew if it was going to be cooling water or the fly stuff which we also mixed up with same water spigot.
I was wanting to tell you we here in Montana have more bison here then just in Yellowstone. I know we have new head on fort Peck Indian reservation also as more bison ranch around are state
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😂 you were right, it is " growing season" 👍😂
Big Joe: excuse me there, can I have a scratch on the head, a kiss on the nose and some cubes .. y'all know I'm just a big puppy 🤦😂😂
The sun and heat draw the nutrients up into the plant and night they're pull back down by the warm ground
Us ladies need more Marissa! We love seeing her working alongside of you Dusty.
She has a bison the size of a car getting up close and cuddly with her. And she doesn't lose her cool, just scoots over in the side by side. Marissa is a boss.
@@amyb5339right!! I want to be her when I grow up (even though I am older than her, I still have hope!)
I love the turkeys. We have a wild turkey in our yard that joins us for morning coffee on our patio. He eats shelled unsalted peanuts directly from the table while standing in between our chairs. If he wants more and we aren't quick enough, he pecks our arms to hurry us along. He also eats from the palm of our hands. If no one is in the yard with him and he wants company, he pecks on the sliding glass back door. He's special :)
How awesome🥴
What a satisfying sound of them ripping and chewing the grass!
Isn't it though? My mom raises cattle and there was a grown-up area on her property so she moved the cattle in-watching and listening to them eat was so satisfying and relaxing.
Do they drop the doors up or just chew the top and leave stubble?
You were so right to tell people the difference in your Bison and Yellowstone. Thank you for doing that. I have seen videos from Yellowstone and people are so dumb sometimes. Like you said yours are use to youtwo because you take such good care of them every day. Love your videos.
With so many to cover, Big Joe might need a half bag of cubes for himself to maintain
Update on DUNBAR,please
We love big joe too but really miss regularly seeing Dunbar😢😢
@debannas4567 he's at the OG with a couple cows. You want him to run over there to video 3 bison for you? Be grateful he didn't sell him and look forward to when he does make the extra effort.
@@selfretired3025 you needn’t be so vindictive! We all are free and encouraged to comment what we would like to see in dusty’s videos! Dunbar got a raw deal being given only a couple cows when big joe is given 22
@debannas4567 I'm not trying to come across harshly. It's reality. We all know the pastures at OG have the beef herd also and land can only sustain so many. It also seems it might not occur to some that bulls get rotated so they're not breeding with their daughters. He made the right decision... for all involved, including everything he kept tearing up. I'm sincere when I say "at least he kept him" but I don't think viewers always understand what is involved with ranching + videos + birds + family +++ when they make requests like this after showing Dunbar recently so everyone knew he was Well and Not Alone. Be more sensitive to THEM and everything they're doing to share their lives with us. Respect is given.
@@selfretired3025 that doesn’t mean we don’t want to see him and be kept apprised of how he’s doing. How dare you suggest I don’t understand how bulls are rotated. I’m not a “city girl”!
@debannas4567 things should not be taken personally when they are not stated as being personal. I was thinking about all the people who agreed with the comment. You're worked up. Try reading it again when you can imagine my peaceful tone vs however you are taking it. I am not "who you are used to dealing with". I just don't understand why we feel we can ask a TH-camr with a family and a ranch with all kinds of responsibilities to make a special trip "in their spare time". To me, it seems disrespectful... but I know your intention is pure.
Big Joe is absolutely a beautiful animal. I love watching him.
I never ever did understand why people think they could cuddle up to ANY animal they don't know and who is obviously not tame. Glad you made the disclaimer and if seeing how cautious you are with animals you know EXTREMELY well doesn't compute, I don't know what will. Watching footage of some of these encounters makes me wonder how in the world they even managed to get to whatever age they are at. Sad part is, many times the animals pay a huge price for a stupid human's actions.
I am OBSESSED with their big afros!! Everytime they run, I get the giggles. 😂😂😂
The entire herd looks great! And you know I love that handsome Big Joe!!🤗🦬
Marissa, Dusty I think the whole herd is looking extremely good this year.
Dusty, that’s a beautiful herd of bison. I also like what you are doing with the turkeys 🦃
Big Joe said I Love me some young ladies dad. Move over. ❤❤❤ lol😂
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂@@kathymarshall2787
Dusty you have a beautiful wife even big Joe knows! You better watch out he's flirting with your wife. You may lose her to him! lol
Dusty love your videos and enjoy watching them. May the lord bless and protect you and your family and the bison and other animals and Big Joe is spoiled and he knows it
So happy for the science and sustainability Cross Timbers is using.
Very much enjoy seeing the pastures, all that open green space. Hope there will be lots of red dogs from this breeding season.
Big Joe is just telling mom he loves her❤❤❤
This is what I love about you and Marissa, you are always learning about the natural state of the ranch, you are returning the land to its natural state you are working to reintroduce core natural species to the land and all of that is so important to rejuvenate the land and make it healthy so it can sustain the herd and all the native wildlife and plants. You’ve accomplished so much in a short amount of time and by the looks of it, it’s working your herd is healthy, your land is getting to where it should be and your hard work and eagerness to learn is paying off. I hope more ranchers do the same. If we want a healthy food supply we have to have healthy land.
Well done Dusty, and Marissa. Hugs for Brookes. ❤️🇨🇦❤️
Thank you! ❤️🦬
@@CrossTimbersBison you are welcome. ❤️🇨🇦❤️
It feels good to me to see people across this country who are trying to sustain the land with animals and native plants. Thank you for doing all of this and making us aware of all of this hard work.
I always look like a complete moron with the goofy looking grin on my face watching those beautiful creatures eating and loving life!
Big Joe is so magnificent! Thanks for bringing back native animals. Looking forward to your next adventure Baker family! 👍😊🦃
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Very peaceful and healthy herd, so trusty in you and Marisa.. Big Joe is so handsome and can be proud of all his wives and children 😅
Hey Marisa 🌸
Oh Big Joe 😘🦬
Bulliut 🥰
Hey Princess Eleanor 😘🦬💜
Turkeys look healthy!🦃
Pastures are looking great! Your hard work is paying off Dusty, and Marisa!
Keep on Bison Ranchin! 🙏🌸🥰🦬💜
Big Joe is stunning Dusty
Big Joe is really looking great!! The entire herd looks great! Keep on bison ranchin!!! ❤🦬❤️🦬❤️🦬❤️
Hey now! Marissa is getting all the Big Joe loving! I'm jealous ❤
It was wonderful getting to see Marisa! I hope that we will have more opportunities to see the 3 of you together in some videos. If Big Joe came so close to me like he did to Marisa, I would be wary of him, too. It would take me a bit to get used to them, since they are your herd. But if in the wild, I would stay far, far away, even though I have always loved them. I've missed your videos. This was a great one! Thank you for sharing it. With prayers, love, and gentle hugs for you all and all of your critters, Donna Gulyas in Spring Hill, FL.
Hi Dusty, Marisa and Brooks. Love watching yall working with the bison. They are so magnificent. Good luck with your turkeys God bless and love yall ❤❤
Dunbar will take care of his girls. The herd is looking geat.
I work at a local museum with a wide range of wildlife displays(everything from songbirds, waterfowl, large mammals.) I recently (last two years) have stated: " This is the only time in your life where you will be safe to be this close to wildlife. When you are around live wildlife give them their space.".
It looks like big joe and the whole herd are all moving in slow motion. They must all be worn out. God bless you and your family dusty and all of your beautiful bisin. You take such good care of them all and love them all.
Dusty I love how responsible you are with not only your bison and other animals but your land!
Oh...and Big Joe's head is wonderfully enormous!!
Him's a lady's man. Givin' Marisa the ol' wink, is he? Him's no dummy.
Love how you ranch. Taking care of the land, animals, and birds. You are my hero! That is a great flock of turkeys you have started. Bullet is CO CUTE! Thank you so much for sharing.
I love the bison especially Big Joe. But I am truly excited about the turkey. May it all go well.
I’m loving the wild turkeys Dusty 😊 keep on ranching 👍
Just love watching your bison. Thank you for sharing!
It's so good seeing those hulks, especially Big Joe, backlit by the sunset. They're poster material, folks. The printing, the cardboard tube, the postage, the packaging.... how much? And I know you have a couple of Big Joe beauties scattered in your back catalogue.... so, there's another couple of strings to your bow.
The herd looks great. Big Joe looks like a proud king over looking his maidens. Turkeys are growing, same thing with the red dogs. I heard about the Turner bison some time ago. Things are looking good! Well done!
Love seeing Marissa with Big Joe ❤❤❤
Your pastures that you are moving into look amazing since you are rotationally grazing.. bravo!
Make yourself a 12”x12” frame cover in screen and put the water feeder on that. The water will stay much cleaner.
There sure is alot of little ones in that group! Big Joe is making me proud. I hope we get another big bull calf this year ❤
Big Joe is very handsome bison
I learn so much from you, I can't raise animals anymore as I'm old, But I tell my son who lives with us. He is learning. Right now, we are overloaded with grasshoppers. ❤
Good seeing y'all out with the bison. Big Joe wanted some personal time with Marissa. Hope you have a good breeding season. You take care of and spend close up time with your bison and they know y'all love them. Good luck with the turkeys. GOD bless y'all
My youngest grandson will be introduced to your bison, he's 4 and he'll love it! I've enjoyed your channel for a few years now.
I love 💕 Dunbar and i miss him
New shirt slogan: Will Move for Cubes. Ranch on, guys!
I close my eyes and listen to the bisons munch and crunch just wonderful
Always growing. Thanks for taking us along.
The turkeys are getting big.
Big Joe has to give the boss lady a big hello greeting😂 He is looking really good! I’m glad that you was able to get some of the eggs to hatch, sounds like a cool plan for the future. Cool tail on that plane.
Dusty I raised turkeys and chickens for many years, 20000 lbs twice a year, if you raise your feed and waterers you can ease the stress on their legs and you will achieve a healthier turkey with less crippling. Just a thought! It works great for raising chickens for butchering as well. Enjoy your videos, keep safe
Thank you for the tip!
I love Big Joe’s hairdo lol, he’s such a handsome bull, and that place you visited Dusty has one humongous sized bison herd, what a beautiful sight to see, and good luck with your wild turkey project too, tfs guys x Julie 🇬🇧
Very excited to see what you are doing with regenerative ag!! It's so important. I went to college in DeKalb Co, IL. At that time it was one of the highest corn producing areas in the country, and home of DeKalb Agriculture corn hybridizing. I would occasionally stop by a field and pick up a handful of soil, look at it, smell it. The soil was dead, no insects, no "soil" smell, I assume from liberal use of fertilizers and insecticides. You go Dusty!
I think yes nutrient density is at peak in heat of day as that's when least water is in it, I believe best palatability (taste) is still early morning. Picking veggies from garden taste better in mornings . not bison but my grass eating animals prefer morning grass vs late afternoon grasses anyhow.
Love hearing them ripping the grass up 😁
Great on the turkeys. But the Austrolorps should be the ones that lay colored eggs. Cook to learn to have chickens teach the baby turkeys how to bird.
Love the buffalo 🦬🦬🐃🦬🦬🐃
Don’t you just want to scratch Big Joe’s head I love how he sticks his head into the atv to say hello🦬
How is Dunbar hope Eleanor has a healthy red dog next year
Hi to you all from Western Australia 🇦🇺 🦘
Red dogs all over the place! I love it! ❤😊
I have not heard about KIT, for a super long time!!! Is SHE ok??? 🙏 Her n BIG JOE came together didn't they a few years ago now!!! But I am Glad HOSS is gonna have his OWN Territory now!! He Needs that so he wouldn't Accidentally hurt DUNBAR!!! It is Best For BOTH of them!!! And PLEASE Protect Elenore and and of Her Newborn from Coyotes n Wolvers or maybe even Wild Hogs Like Daniel Arms n His Family Deal with from time to time!!! 😢 Stay BLESSED All!!! N I will continue to 🙏 Pray For God's Protection,Grace n Jesus Healing Spiritual Powers To oversee everything!!!🎉😂❤
Absolutely beautiful bison. Great video Dusty❤❤ Have a blessed weekend
And yet another awesome Cross Timbers Bison video. I just love how y'all teach us what you do. I'll never be a Bison 🦬 rancher but it's so interesting learning about them. Where's Eleanor ? I haven't seen her in awhile unless I missed her in a video. Y'all take care and God's blessings to you all.
Like the turkeys! When they lay eggs why can't they brood on them? The bison and the fields look so amazing. Greetings from the Netherlands!
Big Joe is so gorgeous. Such a good boy. Wow!!!! Those turkeys grew fast. Well done.
Yellowstone and Custer bison are wild.
Cross Timber Bison are not wild... but they ain't exactly tame neither.😅
Hahaha!
Nice turkeys and chickens.
The bison look great, esp Big Joe. Poor Eleanor - glad to see her again. Missing Dunbar.
Awww what a great thing to do with the turkeys. The other day, I had to stop for a group of about 15 young turkeys crossing the road. I hate seeing people speeding on the backroads due to deer and turkeys crossing all the time.
That sounds like an awesome thing to attend. Good to see the turkey's. Go Big Joe!! 🎉
Dusty they r gorgeous, keep them safe
hi Dusty, idont know if you knew that eggs cant be turned over(on different surface each time) i have seen chicken eggs marked so they know which side is up, alligator eggs the same, turtle the same, snakes guess what.........the same side up when moved... i think you end up with scramble eggs if you rotate them alot, if you dont know i hope this helps
Nice sharing Vidio.. very inspiring and useful 😮❤❤
And I like your little disclaimer for the Yellowstone people it is not the same yours have been hand touched and messed with every year twice a year you know they are accustomed to you plus you feed them huge difference Yellowstone bison feed themselves with no intervention from humans
It’s just amazing watching what you do with the bison and all your animals
Great video! Thx Dusty!
Big Joe is such a character! You all hit the jackpot with him. For not being raised by you all originally he sure does love ya. His big ole head is always up in Marisa’s business! He cracks me up. He is looking very fit and healthy and all ready to woo the ladies with his irresistible charm! And yes, I’d be a bit intimidated as well! He’s like a puppy but one that has no clue about his size, power and boundaries. But I’d never say no to him wanting a head scratch and his cubes! 😂
I love learning from you about conservation. Thank you for sharing with us. The Big Joe herd looks great and so do the baby turkeys.
Hey there Dusty it is sure going good there for you all !!! Keep it up with Big Joe & Dunbar how is he doing ??? Got to keep Dunbar for awhile now !!!
The fields and the herd looks really good. Glad you got to go to that workshop, made it really special to be held at such a huge bison ranch. Turkeys seem to be healthy too. Are those the round bales you baled at the neighbors?
Hello Marisa, Dusty and Brooke.
Turkeys 😂😂😂😂. Yay for the Chevy, but that's way too small😂. Great video, Dusty and family❤❤.
Herd looks good!! Make you n Marissa feel great then bison come in n eat !! Love n Blessings
On that School when you were headed up to the ranch, it said home of the Buffalo you need to straighten them out and tell them that they are bison! 😂Also can you give a look see and update on Dunbar?
Was thinking about your spraying them well we had less problems with our stock but I remembered we would spray our stock from pump sprayer with cool water from well spigot so I guess they never knew if it was going to be cooling water or the fly stuff which we also mixed up with same water spigot.
Nice video!
"Do Not Pet the Fluffy Cows!"😂😂🤣🤣🤣
They look like lumber jacks....lol 😅dum de dum...😅😅😅😅😅 big bodies lumbering along....so adorable 😊
😂 they are in no hurry today. They are saying to their self that dusty we are coming so don't rush me 😂
Missed Marissa’s flower garden this summer!
Your easter wild turkeys look healthy happy to see the 7 you have,🦃
Love that you are trying to repopulate the turkey
Makes me happy to see this great grasses for these Bison.
The scenery is great.I like the way you work. Want to experience it once
I was wanting to tell you we here in Montana have more bison here then just in Yellowstone. I know we have new head on fort Peck Indian reservation also as more bison ranch around are state
Hello Dusty Marissa and Brooks.thank you for sharing ❤
what a wonderful class and opportunity
Get yourself some Muscovy duck hens and put your turkey eggs under them. Muscovy hens will hatch ANYTHING and are great moms!