My first thought is that event would be a good time to put the Drone in the air to look the area over. I feel that a drone flying over would be less of an impact on the new mother.
They use this breed of dog to protect the fairy penguins on an island here off of the coast of Australia. Beforehand, wild dogs were killing them. Now, the Pyrenees goes every night to guard them. It was discovered by accident. One Pyrenees showed an instinctive need to protect the penguins, and it continues. Wonderful dogs.
Congrats to all the new borns. but you scared the heck out of me. I know Dunbar can with a blink of an eye flip that side by side with no problem. looked a little crazy
I love watching Dunbar dance. That is one of the happiest bison I’ve ever seen. I understand he’s a wild animal but he is truly happy when you and baby Brooks drive up to the fence line and he knows he’s going to get a treat. I also think he’s proud of his herd. He’s showshowing you look what I’ve done dad, look what I have done! All these red dog babies are mine. He is one proud papa. I would love to purchase a T-shirt with Dunbars beautiful face on it.
Don't forget to keep giving Eleanor the same amount of attention and extra care that you've done in the past. Sometimes their needs get lost in larger groups. She still needs that extra care and properly even more so now with all the newbies.
Congratulations on the baby " red dogs". I liked seeing the white dog keeping watch over the momma bison. Brooks is fearless about telling that bison to get away. I think you need to remember the old adage. "Walk softly but carry a big stick" when dealing with rowdy male Bison Dunbar.
How's he going to carry any kind of big stick w child on one arm and camera in the other, trying to film in one direction with any other beast able to topple him from his blind side?
You tell them to calm down or back off and then you feed them (reward them). So they definitely will keep on doing whatever they were doing when you gave them a treat.
I agree. They’re going to keep doing those behaviors because he keeps rewarding them. Doesn’t matter how many times you tell them to back off; they don’t know English. The fact that Dusty & Keith spend time with the bison really shows in how approachable they are.
Daughter is going to be a good farmer just like you. Great she wanna feed bison , your daughter told bison to get back. Enjoyed the video and everyone have a great and safe day. Happy Memorial Day.
Congrats on your red dogs. Dunbar wanted all the attention and all the cubes. It is so awesome to watch your channel. Majestic is the word that comes to mind when I watch these wonderful creatures.
Awww how exciting 🎉congratulations on the new Red Dogs. Brooks is so beautiful and getting so big. Dunbar was being Mr. Fiesty and seemed like big daddy protecting his babies. Thank you for sharing as always. Enjoy the holiday weekend.
Major kudos to you for having your little one in the cart with you! She is going to grow up to be a great, balanced, person, with good judgement of when and when not to be afraid! Too many parents would try to shield their children from this wonderful experience.
Red Dog season has arrived!!! So exciting!! Brooke’s is just so stinking cute. You’ve taught her well Dusty. You put a smile on my face with all your videos minus working the herd.
@@anntrope491 what troll cloud did you fall out of? And you’re an idiot if you think Dusty is teaching Brooks that the bison are pets. Dusty is super cautious when he’s around the bison but especially when Brooks is there. You obviously don’t watch closely or often. Go back to riding that troll cloud.
@@lisamoody212 So someone that voices their opinion is a troll. I don't think you have any right to call someone an idiot. Are you a parent? If you are then you should know that allowing Brooke to be around those Bison the way he has let her will remove fear that she may normally have had for the animals. I have watched all of Dusty's videos and I have seen him turn his back to Brooke while she was hanging onto the gate with Big Joe right there. Brooke could have been through that gate in a second. As a parent you would know that it only takes a split second for a toddler to get into something they should not be into. If you don't have a concept of how dangerous things are for toddlers then maybe you should watch Grainger Smith's videos. He can tell you how fast death can happen to your child.
At least Dunbar knows how to get snack from Daddy congrats on the new babies. They are beautiful. Cant wait to see the getting big. Dunbar is like pay attention to me lol.
Congratulations! Love seeing your excitement for your red dogs. And Dunbar has so much personality. He’s a mess. Baby Brookes is so cute talking to those big ole bison!!
Brookes is so precious. I couldn’t help but smile when she told the bison to keep their distance. She never cried or try to hide behind you: instead she told them and pointed which way to go!
Yeah...that will really stop them from stomping her in the ground...he's a dumbass, & all you people incouraging him are only endangering that precious child...
Congratulations! Love to see them. Something about babies being born causes feistyness in others. Love to see Brooke not being to scared. Respect is very important around them and you are teaching her that. You know your bison and how they react. Can't wait to find out how many boys and girls.
Dusty you do realize when you feed them a treat after you've told them to stop or back off it's counter productive? You're rewarding them for behavior you scolded them for a minute before.. Nice to see all the Red dogs and everyone looks healthy.
I think when he says back off and stop that's just a natural human response to the situation. He knows the treats are the closest "back off" and "stop" as he can get. A distraction if you will. They respond to his temperament/tone and treats. So counter productive isn't an issue here.
I saw that too. Making them wait usually works.Good idea to give some and make them wait. This time you had to move too fast to see the birth.This one didn't like that. Do you think you may have confused that one by your fast movements,thinking you might leave without getting enough? They usually get more time with you to be satified. Seems to want you to give some more by these sideward moves that aren't block you. I could be wrong. I think it would be safer though for you to have a binocular view of births from your phone. See from a greater distance. This may be good when they are farther away in protecting their young too. I ordered a few today. I would like to gift you with one when I receive them. I could send to store or maybe po box. I can try to call tee shirt # when They come in. See if U want 1 ❤ your videos get a little nervous though.
@Last Chance I think all mean well. We just would be heartbroken if anything happened to bison, baby or man alike✌💕❣ Dusty is new to Bison & seems to enjoy learning things. Dunbar is a goof! But I also would "carry a big stick". My suggestion was a drone❣ HAGD
@Last Chance I've trained a black-tailed deer, which is also a pack animal like a bison. I never rewarded a behavior I didn't want. In regards to unwanted behavior, I scolded just like a mother deer would have. I also have trained a lot of other non-domesticated animals, so I'm not going to shut up.
How very exciting, Dusty! The little ones are precious! Got tickled at your daughter telling the big bison to get back! She will be a great helper one day! 👏👏👏. Brooks is so cute with the bison!
Dusty, Thank you sooooooo VERY much for sharing this experience with us!!!! It’s absolutely beautiful and amazing to see these magestic animals up close and personal like this!! ♥️
That wasn't really being playful. His instinct is to protect the new babies. As was said earlier, don't turn your back on a bison, and this is the most dangerous time of the year to be in the pen with them.
@@nellmarie98 Hi Nell! I realize how dangerous bison can be and Dunbar could have easily flipped that UTV over. I really don't think his behavior at the time was about the red dogs / babies, I think he was being ridiculous because he wanted more cubes and didn't want to be denied. Just my perspective at that moment.
He was not being playful or protecting the calves. He was bullying to get pellets, and as long as he keeps succeeding he will keep on bullying and menacing. Very bad idea to let any animal, let alone one that big, get away with that.
I have to say from my experience you need to stop feeding treats from the buggy or by hand. I've been around cattle my whole life and Dunbar is showing signs of dominance and you reward that with treats. Beware a spoiled bovine is a dealt weapon have no doubt.
There's a kind of person that just can't be taught and think they know best because they own a thing. Problem is the animals don't read the play book. There are many MYOB fans cheering on his reckless choices on in these comments because TH-cam has become like a series of online revival meetings. I hope that little girl doesn't pay a price.
@@puirYorick I had a milking cow that known nothing but gentle handling and was quiet as till the day she near killed me. If I had not had the knowledge behind me nor had my husband to run in I would not have lived to tell the tale. I have also dealt with way too many spoiled poddy cattle and sheep not to be fully aware of the danger this man is facing regularly. No issue thats up to him but yes I just hope its not a child that picks up the tab.
@@gatewayshorsesfamilyandfoo9770 The other concerning thing is this guy's old day job had him coaching other people's kids in a school situation yet he's exhibiting persistent poor judgement. Others have expressed concern in past videos but this one is a new level of questionable actions. I predict the next move may well be to delete all these criticisms because that's how YT works it seems.
What would you do if one of the buffaloes got mean when you had the baby out there I think you are looking for trouble. The cows might get a little uptight when they have the calves. Good luck Tom from Nebraska
I remember my uncle had a special angus bull that was his pride and joy. As kids, we were never allowed to go see him without being accompanied by our uncle. The bull always behaved himself when my uncle was around. He had a real affection for that huge beast.
Just got lucky!! People are killed by their "pet" bulls all the time...only an idiot would trust a bull! My friend, & his hired hand were both almost killed by a bull. This guy is endangering his child by bringing her in the pen with a breeding bull protecting fresh cows, & calves!!
Congratulations Dusty. It is great that the Cross Timbers bison are adding to the herd. I was concerned to see how "crazy" Dunbar was getting when you drove out to check on the new red dog. Scary! That shot with the three red dogs with their mothers was priceless. Thanks for sharing this exciting time.
Congratulations on the new babies !!! Dunbar is just telling you how proud he is of his babies . Like all dads he’s showing excitement!! Love Dunbar !!! :)
That's amazing! Congratulations! 🎉 Thank you for answering my question (among many, I'm sure) about why the calves are called red dogs. Seeing the newborns off in the distance it's a little easier to see how they got that name.
Congrats to you and your expanding herd. I thought you were gonna let out a big "Hell yea!" So happy for you Dusty. You're killing this bison thing. Pure satisfaction
EPIC !!!! Gotta say I'm really getting a tender spot in my heart for ole Dunbar, just love his personality. What an awesome time of year with the calves being born. Do miss seeing Big Joe and his girls. So much to do, so little time. Kudos Dusty to you for such a full life. 👍
I am so excited for you my goodness halfway there you’re gonna have a full acreage here pretty soon all those red dogs gonna be running around. I love how Brooks is fearless with those bison I would be terrified to carry my baby near him that’s the difference between you with your experience with me being a city girl I’ll just watch you on TH-cam and love it thanks for showing
As a grandma it makes me terrified him taking videos driving while baby sitting on his lap. Pray baby doesn't reach to grab cam and fall out. Truthfully, I experienced similar accident. Accidents happen when not expecting, dear one. Young children unpredictable. Do love the rest of video haven't seen before of Bison! Haven't seen this on internet before.
My grandfather used to take me and my brother on his lap on the tractor. Great memories. Yeah Granny worried. He was very careful and tractors back then were .much more dangerous than today.
Oh my, that was so special seeing the little "nursery corner" in the pasture. You guys look extremely happy. That Brooks is a tough little cookie with those bison, and then she laughs about the whole encounter. Love it.
Won't be so cute when his "pet" bull plows him into oblivion...& the baby is left in a field of agitated wildlife!!??? What is wrong with you all?? This isn't safe, stop encouraging this risky, & dangerous behavior!! This guy is an idiot! This is child endangerment!
@@anntrope491 Not exactly sure who you are, but perhaps you aren't aware that this is average farming of cattle. Even the people with like 50 or 60 head of cattle go and walk out with their animals, and everybody knows each other. Even the kids. Yes, it's probably the most dangerous job, but this is how it's done. That he is raising bison and repopulating our country with these beautiful guys is even better.
Loved seeing all the red dogs they are adorable! Dunbar is something else with his energy! Glad y'alls heard is doing so well. And hope your new young one you got is thriving too! Enjoying your channel. Keep up the updates.
Sad to say but that is what is wrong with kids nowadays, everyone “freaking out” you raise your kids the way you want, and keep your opinions about what people do with their kids to yourself, Know this is difficult to understand .... but no one cares what you think. Just enjoy the videos, really not that hard to do 😞
@@WhatheFIsgoingon well said! At least so far in this country , we are still allowed to raise and school our children as we see fit, not as the goverment thinks or as some screwed up socialist liberal leftist helicopter patent committee thinks we should,raise our children !
@@WhatheFIsgoingon Hey I spent 26 years in the Army so we could stay 'free' (me and many others). You have freedom of speach and like being 'bossy' but those you try to 'boss' have freedom of speech also. Can you try to remember that?
@@teresahiggs4896 this is not a political form !! Everyone can express concern for a young baby in a field with the Bison as he allows comments On his Blog. I don't think anyone was being rude about it .
It makes me anxious when you take your daughter in the field with the buffalo. Please keep at least a fence between her & them. Just an opinion from an old grandma who worries about your beautiful daughter.
To all who say, he knows his bison, he's barely had 2 years of running bison. He may be good at some things but not everything. Imagine holding the baby, filming with camera and also driving right into calving season, rewarding the bull (that's making challenging behaviour at him, the vehicle and the little girl) with cubes. The bull is also young but he is learning how to push the man, steadily day by day growing stronger and you know, most entire male beasts, once they reach a certain age, they get real ornery, real bulls are towering giants. Majestic
He should have revved the engine loudly and stood stock still when bull was carrying on not driven away from it. Bluff charging bull won't advance unless enraged. This lad has not dealt with an older bull bison. They don't react like a cow or a human. They have their own millions of years of inbuilt instinct to dominate and protect. Most farmers sell off at slaughter weight. They seldom accumulate experience with fully matured specimens hence the ignorance of most of the comments section. Older wiser cow hands trying to politely tell him stuff... I want to pray he gets a good fright then some serious talking to by a older wiser man.... please God help this family and, save the bull from getting shot or sent to slaughter for becoming unmanageable by an inexperienced investor.
It’s ok, what could possibly happen?? The guy’s whole energy is wrong around those beasts. It’s a wonder he doesn’t have a gender reveal for the friends, family and neighbours in amongst them.
@@janefreer4707 I read ya loud and clear. I dug into his channel. His wife is working and he has the child to mind plus they have a small business plus a social media effort to raise more money so he films the bisons. He carries the child in one arm and camera in the other whilst driving open vehicle into the calving. So I dug deeper. He's had the beasts less than 3 yrs. started off 2018, has no experience with mature bulls. His followers call the bull daddy and "Dunbar" like it's a funny puppy. He responds %100 wrong to the young bull's bluff charging and he gives him those rewards to placate. The followers praise him for his daughter who can barely walk being held in one arm whilst he's driving and filming with the other. I've posted a 1 minute live video of a bison charging and tossing a little girl atleast ten feet in the air, people running and screaming, all of three seconds the bull made contact. Thus we feel true gut feelings.... red flags.... we warn a,d the followers mock us and say we are city folk and that "he knows his bison" which he started in a small way with no idea less than 3 yrs ago. Here's the bison thundering and tossing a little girl th-cam.com/video/f2ZwTEX8pRA/w-d-xo.html
You are the type of person America was built on. Hard working, innovative, caring, a family man with a love for God, his country and family. God bless.
I can’t get over how friendly Dunbar is and Eleanor they’re not really afraid very inquisitive and brookie she’s beautiful she is not intimidated by them at all and congratulations on the babies I should say new red dogs and any future this summer and the surprise always come when you least expect it Love everything that’s going on her it’s growing fast and strong take care young man and keep them animals strong and healthy keep the bloodline good
I must admit, like lots of others, I don't think it's a good idea to take a baby into a field with such huge beasts , especially when they have calves. It only has to go wrong once.
Oh. My. Heart!!! Babies of ANY kind just put a lump in my throat & your red dogs are no exception!! Brooks and her cuteness factor are just a "given!!"❤ I know Dunbar is what he is, but the fact that he will "dance" like that & eat out of your hand (& try to lick Brooks) just makes it seem to me that other than truly stressful times for your bison, they trust you & have gotten used to the routines of your ranch. I know they can be unpredictable, but to see Dunbar in particular act like he did with you and Brooks warms my heart too. It's almost like a huge overgrown dog dancin' for his treats!! You're obviously good at what you do, & good to your animals. Kudos to you and congrats on all those beautiful red dogs!!❤❤❤
It worries me every time..... plz don’t go inside with them. Even on the outside of the fence, holding that lil angel seems like taking a chance. God bless your family....
Congratulations on your surprise baby, and the beautiful two others, too. Little Brooke is so precious, and an excellent ranch hand. She can boss those big bison around as well as anyone. LOL God bless.
Dunbar is huge. Scary being in the pasture with him. The bull used to chase me around at every chance that he could. His head was wider than my body. Be careful as the bull will get very very protective of his girls as he breeds them. Stay safe
Live seeing all the babies including your little one. Even Brooks hair is cinnamon in color. She such a beautiful little girl. Glad that you include her so she isn't afraid.
Great Sunday morning surprise... though I think Dunbar is turning into a cube addict...lol You do gave a peaceful way with your animals... Thank you for the video. Looks like Dunbar is all cracked out on cubes like a frat boy ...lol
Thx for the nice video. Looking forward to the next one. But please, if you are going so close to the baby's, don't take your daugther with you. If a cow or Dunbar attacks you it will be more than a scratch. But your little girl, I don't want to think about that ... Greetings from Belgium
You are raising your children in such a healthy lifestyle , kids just want to hang with their parents, you are such a good dad , she is adorable, blessings, love that everyday is a surprise ,with your herd!!
It really makes me nervous to see you so close to the bison. They actually get so close to Brooke. Please be careful. Love how Brooke told off the bison. She is fearless!
The coolest thing is the dog protecting its herd, especially the new mom and calf as it was bred to do, well done to the dog!!
My first thought is that event would be a good time to put the Drone in the air to look the area over. I feel that a drone flying over would be less of an impact on the new mother.
I think drones are kind of noisy. Might scare them.
Great Pyrenees out there watching over new calf and Mom. Good dog.
He will be lucky that bull, or fresh cow doesn't kill it!!
They use this breed of dog to protect the fairy penguins on an island here off of the coast of Australia. Beforehand, wild dogs were killing them. Now, the Pyrenees goes every night to guard them. It was discovered by accident. One Pyrenees showed an instinctive need to protect the penguins, and it continues. Wonderful dogs.
@@pommiebears yes they are and they've fought off wolves as well
Congratulations on all the babies! Brooke is a sweetheart, she was give those bison a piece of her mind.
You're a fool, they could easily have given her a piece of their minds
Congratulations on the new baby! Dunbar is acting like the proud and very protective papa!!! He's definitely a character!!!
Congrats to all the new borns. but you scared the heck out of me. I know Dunbar can with a blink of an eye flip that side by side with no problem. looked a little crazy
I love watching Dunbar dance. That is one of the happiest bison I’ve ever seen. I understand he’s a wild animal but he is truly happy when you and baby Brooks drive up to the fence line and he knows he’s going to get a treat. I also think he’s proud of his herd. He’s showshowing you look what I’ve done dad, look what I have done! All these red dog babies are mine. He is one proud papa. I would love to purchase a T-shirt with Dunbars beautiful face on it.
Don't forget to keep giving Eleanor the same amount of attention and extra care that you've done in the past. Sometimes their needs get lost in larger groups. She still needs that extra care and properly even more so now with all the newbies.
Congratulations on the new babies. Dunbar was an excited dad. Hope everyone has a wonderful Sunday. Love you guys.
Love Dunbar such a caracter 😂😂 congratulations on the new calfs. Love how your daughter tells Ellenor to back off. 😍
Congratulations on the baby " red dogs". I liked seeing the white dog keeping watch over the momma bison. Brooks is fearless about telling that bison to get away. I think you need to remember the old adage. "Walk softly but carry a big stick" when dealing with rowdy male Bison Dunbar.
How's he going to carry any kind of big stick w child on one arm and camera in the other, trying to film in one direction with any other beast able to topple him from his blind side?
So beautiful. I am happy for you that your herd is growing. Brooks is having such a wonderful childhood.
Dunbar is PRECIOUS!!! He reminds me of a bison I used to work with at a zoo named Cody. He was just a really big dog
Bison are not pets...
@@anntrope491 No, but you couldn't tell Cody that!
You tell them to calm down or back off and then you feed them (reward them). So they definitely will keep on doing whatever they were doing when you gave them a treat.
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I agree. They’re going to keep doing those behaviors because he keeps rewarding them. Doesn’t matter how many times you tell them to back off; they don’t know English. The fact that Dusty & Keith spend time with the bison really shows in how approachable they are.
Yep! Lisa 🇦🇺🐨🌏
Daughter is going to be a good farmer just like you. Great she wanna feed bison , your daughter told bison to get back. Enjoyed the video and everyone have a great and safe day. Happy Memorial Day.
If his daughter learns from the father, ( what not to do)she won't probably make it to adulthood! Tempting fate around that bull, & fresh cows...
I can't believe you take your daughter out in the field in that no door ATV. With that being said I love your channel. :-)
That little girl is so ready for a nap 💖🤗
Lovely to see your animals happy and connecting with you and your baby 👍🙏🏼
This is so cool! To find a new member of the herd that you weren't even expecting! What a gift!!
Thanks for sharing with us and CONGRATULATIONS on the two new additions to your herd! Watching the dream come true!
Congrats on your red dogs. Dunbar wanted all the attention and all the cubes. It is so awesome to watch your channel. Majestic is the word that comes to mind when I watch these wonderful creatures.
love seeing your guard dog, doing his thing, right there close to the action, protecting his herd!
I do too. Love watching herding dogs and Labrador retrievers.
As excited as Dunbar is, it is amazing y’all are able to be in the pasture with them. Congratulations on the 4 new babies!!
Love seeing the babies. They are so cute. Brooke's is sure telling them to back off. She is such a doll
Awww how exciting 🎉congratulations on the new Red Dogs. Brooks is so beautiful and getting so big. Dunbar was being Mr. Fiesty and seemed like big daddy protecting his babies. Thank you for sharing as always. Enjoy the holiday weekend.
Congrats on the new babies!! And Brooks is absolutely adorable!
Major kudos to you for having your little one in the cart with you! She is going to grow up to be a great, balanced, person, with good judgement of when and when not to be afraid! Too many parents would try to shield their children from this wonderful experience.
Red Dog season has arrived!!! So exciting!! Brooke’s is just so stinking cute. You’ve taught her well Dusty. You put a smile on my face with all your videos minus working the herd.
Think Dunbar thinks he is a new daddy and wants to show off!
Teaching his daughter that bison are pets is foolhardy, & dangerous...
@@anntrope491 what troll cloud did you fall out of? And you’re an idiot if you think Dusty is teaching Brooks that the bison are pets. Dusty is super cautious when he’s around the bison but especially when Brooks is there. You obviously don’t watch closely or often. Go back to riding that troll cloud.
@@lisamoody212 So someone that voices their opinion is a troll. I don't think you have any right to call someone an idiot. Are you a parent? If you are then you should know that allowing Brooke to be around those Bison the way he has let her will remove fear that she may normally have had for the animals. I have watched all of Dusty's videos and I have seen him turn his back to Brooke while she was hanging onto the gate with Big Joe right there. Brooke could have been through that gate in a second. As a parent you would know that it only takes a split second for a toddler to get into something they should not be into. If you don't have a concept of how dangerous things are for toddlers then maybe you should watch Grainger Smith's videos. He can tell you how fast death can happen to your child.
@@ladycobra3 get back on your broom an fly away. I watch all the Smith’s channels. I’m aware Dusty turned back one time on Brooks.
Beautiful. Congratulations! Increasing the herd! You daughter is adorable!
At least Dunbar knows how to get snack from Daddy congrats on the new babies. They are beautiful. Cant wait to see the getting big. Dunbar is like pay attention to me lol.
Congratulations! Love seeing your excitement for your red dogs. And Dunbar has so much personality. He’s a mess.
Baby Brookes is so cute talking to those big ole bison!!
Surprises are so much fun, congratulations. Dunbar is funny with all his antics. Love to watch him carry on so.
Brookes is so precious. I couldn’t help but smile when she told the bison to keep their distance. She never cried or try to hide behind you: instead she told them and pointed which way to go!
Yeah...that will really stop them from stomping her in the ground...he's a dumbass, & all you people incouraging him are only endangering that precious child...
Congratulations on the new babies 💜. Brooke loves hanging out with daddy. The herd looks great 👍. Thanks for sharing. Brooke is adorable
Congratulations! Love to see them. Something about babies being born causes feistyness in others. Love to see Brooke not being to scared. Respect is very important around them and you are teaching her that. You know your bison and how they react. Can't wait to find out how many boys and girls.
Dusty you do realize when you feed them a treat after you've told them to stop or back off it's counter productive? You're rewarding them for behavior you scolded them for a minute before..
Nice to see all the Red dogs and everyone looks healthy.
I think when he says back off and stop that's just a natural human response to the situation. He knows the treats are the closest "back off" and "stop" as he can get. A distraction if you will. They respond to his temperament/tone and treats. So counter productive isn't an issue here.
It's like rewarding a dog for stopping barking. Drives me insane! The dog will bark again because it knows it will get rewarded.
I saw that too. Making them wait usually works.Good idea to give some and make them wait. This time you had to move too fast to see the birth.This one didn't like that. Do you think you may have confused that one by your fast movements,thinking you might leave without getting enough? They usually get more time with you to be satified. Seems to want you to give some more by these sideward moves that aren't block you. I could be wrong. I think it would be safer though for you to have a binocular view of births from your phone. See from a greater distance. This may be good when they are farther away in protecting their young too. I ordered a few today. I would like to gift you with one when I receive them. I could send to store or maybe po box. I can try to call tee shirt # when They come in. See if U want 1 ❤ your videos get a little nervous though.
@Last Chance I think all mean well. We just would be heartbroken if anything happened to bison, baby or man alike✌💕❣ Dusty is new to Bison & seems to enjoy learning things. Dunbar is a goof! But I also would "carry a big stick".
My suggestion was a drone❣ HAGD
@Last Chance I've trained a black-tailed deer, which is also a pack animal like a bison. I never rewarded a behavior I didn't want. In regards to unwanted behavior, I scolded just like a mother deer would have. I also have trained a lot of other non-domesticated animals, so I'm not going to shut up.
How very exciting, Dusty! The little ones are precious! Got tickled at your daughter telling the big bison to get back! She will be a great helper one day! 👏👏👏. Brooks is so cute with the bison!
Awsome news seeing newborns, never gets old
Love seeing the babies including your baby girl she is so cute.
Oh Dunbar, such a goof! 🤣 Lovely to see the new babies. Congratulations 😍
Dusty,
Thank you sooooooo VERY much for sharing this experience with us!!!! It’s absolutely beautiful and amazing to see these magestic animals up close and personal like this!! ♥️
Oh my goodness! I didn't realize Dunbar was so hilarious or playful even! He's a funny boy.
That wasn't really being playful. His instinct is to protect the new babies. As was said earlier, don't turn your back on a bison, and this is the most dangerous time of the year to be in the pen with them.
With suprise babies I'd say playful is the word. Haha.
@@nellmarie98 Hi Nell! I realize how dangerous bison can be and Dunbar could have easily flipped that UTV over. I really don't think his behavior at the time was about the red dogs / babies, I think he was being ridiculous because he wanted more cubes and didn't want to be denied. Just my perspective at that moment.
@@fredsmith-kingofthelunatic7810 hi, see bison tosses girl th-cam.com/video/f2ZwTEX8pRA/w-d-xo.html
He was not being playful or protecting the calves. He was bullying to get pellets, and as long as he keeps succeeding he will keep on bullying and menacing. Very bad idea to let any animal, let alone one that big, get away with that.
It’s so enjoyable to watch these beautiful creatures... Congratulations on your surprise red dog!
I have to say from my experience you need to stop feeding treats from the buggy or by hand. I've been around cattle my whole life and Dunbar is showing signs of dominance and you reward that with treats. Beware a spoiled bovine is a dealt weapon have no doubt.
Rewarding pushy behaviour .. Good job leaning in on a toddler awesome do it again "treat"
There's a kind of person that just can't be taught and think they know best because they own a thing. Problem is the animals don't read the play book. There are many MYOB fans cheering on his reckless choices on in these comments because TH-cam has become like a series of online revival meetings. I hope that little girl doesn't pay a price.
@@puirYorick I had a milking cow that known nothing but gentle handling and was quiet as till the day she near killed me. If I had not had the knowledge behind me nor had my husband to run in I would not have lived to tell the tale. I have also dealt with way too many spoiled poddy cattle and sheep not to be fully aware of the danger this man is facing regularly. No issue thats up to him but yes I just hope its not a child that picks up the tab.
@@gatewayshorsesfamilyandfoo9770 The other concerning thing is this guy's old day job had him coaching other people's kids in a school situation yet he's exhibiting persistent poor judgement. Others have expressed concern in past videos but this one is a new level of questionable actions.
I predict the next move may well be to delete all these criticisms because that's how YT works it seems.
Exactly!
Congrats on the new babies! Your daughter is adorable!
What would you do if one of the buffaloes got mean when you had the baby out there I think you are looking for trouble. The cows might get a little uptight when they have the calves. Good luck Tom from Nebraska
I remember my uncle had a special angus bull that was his pride and joy. As kids, we were never allowed to go see him without being accompanied by our uncle. The bull always behaved himself when my uncle was around. He had a real affection for that huge beast.
Just got lucky!! People are killed by their "pet" bulls all the time...only an idiot would trust a bull! My friend, & his hired hand were both almost killed by a bull. This guy is endangering his child by bringing her in the pen with a breeding bull protecting fresh cows, & calves!!
Awesome Great Pyrenees dog sitting out there guarding the baby and the mama. Very good dog!
Just love these videos!! Having Brooks along is so sweet. Glad the herd is doing so well!!
Congratulations Dusty. It is great that the Cross Timbers bison are adding to the herd. I was concerned to see how "crazy" Dunbar was getting when you drove out to check on the new red dog. Scary! That shot with the three red dogs with their mothers was priceless. Thanks for sharing this exciting time.
Congrats on all the new red dogs, Dusty! Such a beautiful sight!!!
Loved this video and your daughter is adorable! GOOD JOB DAD!
🙋🏼♀️ Brook is such a sweetie pie. Just a little brave little girl 🥰 loved seeing her with the bison 🦬 babies
Congrats on the new red dogs! Brookes is just to beautiful for words, her eyes are so blue
That's awesome Dusty! Brooks is so cute. I love how she's not afraid of Dunbar or Eleanor getting close.
Congratulations on the new babies. 🥰
Oh Joy look at all the babies. Herd is growing. Looks like Dunbar is getting ready to do this all over again. Brooks is a good ranch hand Daddy.
Brooks is adorable! I watch the videos to see Brooke, half the time. Congratulations on the new babies!
Love seeing your excitement.....congrats...but just so ya know.....Brooke stole the show....loved seeing her talk to the Bison
Congratulations on the new babies !!! Dunbar is just telling you how proud he is of his babies . Like all dads he’s showing excitement!! Love Dunbar !!! :)
That's amazing! Congratulations! 🎉
Thank you for answering my question (among many, I'm sure) about why the calves are called red dogs. Seeing the newborns off in the distance it's a little easier to see how they got that name.
Congrats to you and your expanding herd. I thought you were gonna let out a big "Hell yea!" So happy for you Dusty. You're killing this bison thing. Pure satisfaction
Your baby girl is precious!!
Now you have Dancing Buffalo's, Dunbar Dancing!!
EPIC !!!! Gotta say I'm really getting a tender spot in my heart for ole Dunbar, just love his personality. What an awesome time of year with the calves being born. Do miss seeing Big Joe and his girls. So much to do, so little time. Kudos Dusty to you for such a full life. 👍
I am so excited for you my goodness halfway there you’re gonna have a full acreage here pretty soon all those red dogs gonna be running around. I love how Brooks is fearless with those bison I would be terrified to carry my baby near him that’s the difference between you with your experience with me being a city girl I’ll just watch you on TH-cam and love it thanks for showing
Spring has officially sprung ! That was so cool she brought the baby up to see you!
As a grandma it makes me terrified him taking videos driving while baby sitting on his lap. Pray baby doesn't reach to grab cam and fall out. Truthfully, I experienced similar accident. Accidents happen when not expecting, dear one. Young children unpredictable. Do love the rest of video haven't seen before of Bison! Haven't seen this on internet before.
My grandfather used to take me and my brother on his lap on the tractor. Great memories. Yeah Granny worried. He was very careful and tractors back then were .much more dangerous than today.
Aww, congratulations on the little surprise! They're so cute! So is your little one!
Oh my, that was so special seeing the little "nursery corner" in the pasture. You guys look extremely happy. That Brooks is a tough little cookie with those bison, and then she laughs about the whole encounter. Love it.
Won't be so cute when his "pet" bull plows him into oblivion...& the baby is left in a field of agitated wildlife!!??? What is wrong with you all?? This isn't safe, stop encouraging this risky, & dangerous behavior!! This guy is an idiot! This is child endangerment!
@@anntrope491 Not exactly sure who you are, but perhaps you aren't aware that this is average farming of cattle. Even the people with like 50 or 60 head of cattle go and walk out with their animals, and everybody knows each other. Even the kids. Yes, it's probably the most dangerous job, but this is how it's done. That he is raising bison and repopulating our country with these beautiful guys is even better.
Loved seeing all the red dogs they are adorable! Dunbar is something else with his energy! Glad y'alls heard is doing so well. And hope your new young one you got is thriving too! Enjoying your channel. Keep up the updates.
Dunbar is a riot!! Congrats on your new babies!! They are all adorable, including Brooks!! They all seem healthy and happy!!
Congratulations on all your red dogs ... what a great suprise
Love how Dunbar runs and jumps around trying to get the treats ... he's to funny.
I am sure glad you trust the bisons, I would freak out haveing them that close to a baby
Sad to say but that is what is wrong with kids nowadays, everyone “freaking out” you raise your kids the way you want, and keep your opinions about what people do with their kids to yourself, Know this is difficult to understand .... but no one cares what you think. Just enjoy the videos, really not that hard to do 😞
@@WhatheFIsgoingon Now that was really rude for no reason.
@@WhatheFIsgoingon well said! At least so far in this country , we are still allowed to raise and school our children as we see fit, not as the goverment thinks or as some screwed up socialist liberal leftist helicopter patent committee thinks we should,raise our children !
@@WhatheFIsgoingon Hey I spent 26 years in the Army so we could stay 'free' (me and many others).
You have freedom of speach and like being 'bossy' but those you try to 'boss' have freedom of speech also. Can you try to remember that?
@@teresahiggs4896 this is not a political form !! Everyone can express concern for a young baby in a field with the Bison as he allows comments On his Blog. I don't think anyone was being rude about it .
It is so exciting to see the new babies! Good luck to you and your herd!!
It makes me anxious when you take your daughter in the field with the buffalo. Please keep at least a fence between her & them. Just an opinion from an old grandma who worries about your beautiful daughter.
To all who say, he knows his bison, he's barely had 2 years of running bison. He may be good at some things but not everything. Imagine holding the baby, filming with camera and also driving right into calving season, rewarding the bull (that's making challenging behaviour at him, the vehicle and the little girl) with cubes. The bull is also young but he is learning how to push the man, steadily day by day growing stronger and you know, most entire male beasts, once they reach a certain age, they get real ornery, real bulls are towering giants. Majestic
Those things are dangerous
He should have revved the engine loudly and stood stock still when bull was carrying on not driven away from it. Bluff charging bull won't advance unless enraged. This lad has not dealt with an older bull bison. They don't react like a cow or a human. They have their own millions of years of inbuilt instinct to dominate and protect. Most farmers sell off at slaughter weight. They seldom accumulate experience with fully matured specimens hence the ignorance of most of the comments section. Older wiser cow hands trying to politely tell him stuff... I want to pray he gets a good fright then some serious talking to by a older wiser man.... please God help this family and, save the bull from getting shot or sent to slaughter for becoming unmanageable by an inexperienced investor.
It’s ok, what could possibly happen?? The guy’s whole energy is wrong around those beasts. It’s a wonder he doesn’t have a gender reveal for the friends, family and neighbours in amongst them.
@@janefreer4707 I read ya loud and clear. I dug into his channel. His wife is working and he has the child to mind plus they have a small business plus a social media effort to raise more money so he films the bisons. He carries the child in one arm and camera in the other whilst driving open vehicle into the calving. So I dug deeper. He's had the beasts less than 3 yrs. started off 2018, has no experience with mature bulls. His followers call the bull daddy and "Dunbar" like it's a funny puppy. He responds %100 wrong to the young bull's bluff charging and he gives him those rewards to placate. The followers praise him for his daughter who can barely walk being held in one arm whilst he's driving and filming with the other. I've posted a 1 minute live video of a bison charging and tossing a little girl atleast ten feet in the air, people running and screaming, all of three seconds the bull made contact. Thus we feel true gut feelings.... red flags.... we warn a,d the followers mock us and say we are city folk and that "he knows his bison" which he started in a small way with no idea less than 3 yrs ago. Here's the bison thundering and tossing a little girl th-cam.com/video/f2ZwTEX8pRA/w-d-xo.html
You are the type of person America was built on. Hard working, innovative, caring, a family man with a love for God, his country and family. God bless.
What a blessing!
I can’t get over how friendly Dunbar is and Eleanor they’re not really afraid very inquisitive and brookie she’s beautiful she is not intimidated by them at all and congratulations on the babies I should say new red dogs and any future this summer and the surprise always come when you least expect it Love everything that’s going on her it’s growing fast and strong take care young man and keep them animals strong and healthy keep the bloodline good
Congratulations on all the new babies this year. Will you be keeping them all and expanding your herd?
Very happy for you and the family.....your herd is enlarging....the fruits of your labor...what more could you ask for......
Congratulations on the new babies. The dog is watching out for the new baby.
At least someone is...cause her daddy's an idiot!
WHAT AN AMAZING RANCH!!!! God cBLESS YOU AND YOURS!!!!
I must admit, like lots of others, I don't think it's a good idea to take a baby into a field with such huge beasts , especially when they have calves. It only has to go wrong once.
Same thoughts
Oh. My. Heart!!! Babies of ANY kind just put a lump in my throat & your red dogs are no exception!! Brooks and her cuteness factor are just a "given!!"❤ I know Dunbar is what he is, but the fact that he will "dance" like that & eat out of your hand (& try to lick Brooks) just makes it seem to me that other than truly stressful times for your bison, they trust you & have gotten used to the routines of your ranch. I know they can be unpredictable, but to see Dunbar in particular act like he did with you and Brooks warms my heart too. It's almost like a huge overgrown dog dancin' for his treats!! You're obviously good at what you do, & good to your animals. Kudos to you and congrats on all those beautiful red dogs!!❤❤❤
Dunbar could roll that Ranger like a toy, that would make me nervous especially with the baby on board. Good luck.
It worries me every time..... plz don’t go inside with them. Even on the outside of the fence, holding that lil angel seems like taking a chance. God bless your family....
What about a drone?
Concerned about you taking baby into a field containing new new borns. Risky! She should be secure in your vehicle too!
@@doghairdontcarelindaniel7531 He knows the bison, and we don't.
Do you have a drone? I would sure get one.
Congratulations on your surprise baby, and the beautiful two others, too. Little Brooke is so precious, and an excellent ranch hand. She can boss those big bison around as well as anyone. LOL God bless.
Dunbar is huge. Scary being in the pasture with him. The bull used to chase me around at every chance that he could. His head was wider than my body. Be careful as the bull will get very very protective of his girls as he breeds them. Stay safe
Congratulations on the new calf
Your daughter is absolutely gorgeous such a cute little girl
Love seeing the red dog babies! Congrats.
THEY'RE BISON NOT "RED DOGS"!
@@anntrope491 The baby bison are called 'red dogs' because they are born red then lose the color. So in other word's they are red dog bison calves.
That’s the sweetest thing. Eleanor is so sweet and playful. Your baby girl is just to stinkin cute.
How exciting! Dunbar is a goof and Brooks is blessed to have this interaction, she certainly knows how to toss out a command!
Stop encouraging child endangerment!! HE'S going to get himself, & his child killed by being a dumbass...that bull is no pet!!
Live seeing all the babies including your little one. Even Brooks hair is cinnamon in color. She such a beautiful little girl. Glad that you include her so she isn't afraid.
Great Sunday morning surprise... though I think Dunbar is turning into a cube addict...lol You do gave a peaceful way with your animals... Thank you for the video.
Looks like Dunbar is all cracked out on cubes like a frat boy ...lol
So happy for all of you, congratulations! How exciting is it all, especially for surprises like that. Glad it’s going well for you this year.
Blessings abound on Cross Timbers Bison.
I love seeing Dunbar playing. Congratulations. I hope they're all healthy.
Thx for the nice video. Looking forward to the next one. But please, if you are going so close to the baby's, don't take your daugther with you. If a cow or Dunbar attacks you it will be more than a scratch. But your little girl, I don't want to think about that ... Greetings from Belgium
You are raising your children in such a healthy lifestyle , kids just want to hang with their parents, you are such a good dad , she is adorable,
blessings,
love that everyday is a surprise ,with your herd!!
Such beautiful animals 🥰
CONGRATULATIONS
FOUR RED DOGS!!!
Good luck with the other five. BROOKES is so cute. She doesn't seem to be scared of them. GOD BLESS Y'ALL.
It really makes me nervous to see you so close to the bison. They actually get so close to Brooke. Please be careful. Love how Brooke told off the bison. She is fearless!
Fearless will get him, or her killed...another name for fearless...dumbass, or DEAD!!
Congrats. I’m so glad these babies are safe. Your daughter is so adorable, I’d rather watch her and her faces.