I come from Germany and was in June for branding in Montana on a ranch. In me, a cowboy lives in the wrong country. I became so aware of this during this time. At home I live with my horses on our little ranch. I worked a lot on farms. But one thing is missing here in Germany, the spirit and the passion. Montana has awakened something in me that has touched my heart, but the pain of not living it hurts a lot. The people... Cowboys and cowgirls.... the hard work that is done.... every time I see pictures or videos my heart beats faster, it smells like burnt fur and dust...... the permanent barking of the cows that rumble through the valley and the sweat in the eyes..... I love this country the people and your spirit.... Long lives Cowgirls and Cowboys ❤❤❤
I know exactly how you feel Also the same situation I’m just from Denmark and a little piece of land is just so damn expensive, there are just too many many people.
This honestly made me tear up. As a Texan, I can’t imagine not being surrounded by cowboys and cowgirls. I’m still not quite where I wanna be as far as my cowboyin skills and my day-to-day lifestyle… but I can see it on the horizon. To be so far from where your soul belongs is heart wrenching. I’m truly sorry.
Same here, I was born in Germany too. I've spent the last year in Australia on different ranches and I've never been happier. It hurts not be there. But I will be back there soon and hopefully become a proper cowboy
❤ My life never got the chance to work, and I mean work in this most amazing lifestyle known to man. But jumping out of perfectly good airplanes for the greatest military on earth was my calling. But being almost 70 now, I'll just watch ya'll on Y/T. God bless, and keep the faith ❤
😊😊😊😊😮🤠🤠🤠🤠 @Jerry_Debi Dude,you didn't miss nothing Except 18 hours a day NOTHING BUT WORK 7 days a week 365 days a year WAAAAAAY BELOW AVERAGE pay Gettin kicked stomped bucked ran over and run down physically....... NO BENEFITS NO RETIREMENT WORK TILL YOU'RE stove up and walking like crab missing a leg....... Being at a line shack with nothing but a dog for company,50 miles from the big house and 100 miles from town.......you aint missed nothing.
Amazing video I loved it reminded me of the times we had to Trail a cattle from the ranch to town to load onto the trains because it was too muddy to get in. What an experience cold and raining had so many clothes on couldn't get back on my horse when I got off. But it was so enjoyable. Take care all of you and be safe
Had the privilege of working on a family ranch near White Sulphur Springs back in the early 90's.. this brought back so many great memories. Big Sky country/God's country - Montana.. thankyou
There is still a tremendous amount of respect for success like this. As Hank Jr. said “ Its A Family Tradition “ for the ya’s it The Cowboy Way…. There is still hope.
I would have loved to been able to live a life like this. It is hard work but I wanted to do something like this since I was a kid. I wound up joining the Marine Corps in 1970 and I served for 30 years. But I read about the art of being a cowboy. I thought I knew how to ride a horse but these people make it an art. Great video!! Thanks for sharing it with us.👍🥹🙏💯🐎🐎
El trabajo arduo de todos los día pero la gente ama este hermoso trabajo todos los involucrados y que hermosos paisajes, caballos, vacas, el rancho, la vida natural. hermoso video gracias por compartir.
😂😂😂😂😂........ @palomo1ful Give it a rest....😂😂😂😂 Go watch the clip from the movie bury my heart at wounded knee and the meeting between sitting bull and the Army in officer. Before you comment about something,you really should at least be somewhat knowledgeable..... BUT......like the other guy says,if you feel guilty..... GIVE THEM YOUR HOUSE.
I come from Germany and was in June for branding in Montana on a ranch. In me, a cowboy lives in the wrong country. I became so aware of this during this time. At home I live with my horses on our little ranch. I worked a lot on farms. But one thing is missing here in Germany, the spirit and the passion. Montana has awakened something in me that has touched my heart, but the pain of not living it hurts a lot. The people... Cowboys and cowgirls.... the hard work that is done.... every time I see pictures or videos my heart beats faster, it smells like burnt fur and dust...... the permanent barking of the cows that rumble through the valley and the sweat in the eyes..... I love this country the people and your spirit....
Long lives Cowgirls and Cowboys ❤❤❤
I know exactly how you feel
Also the same situation I’m just from Denmark and a little piece of land is just so damn expensive, there are just too many many people.
This honestly made me tear up. As a Texan, I can’t imagine not being surrounded by cowboys and cowgirls. I’m still not quite where I wanna be as far as my cowboyin skills and my day-to-day lifestyle… but I can see it on the horizon. To be so far from where your soul belongs is heart wrenching. I’m truly sorry.
Same here, I was born in Germany too. I've spent the last year in Australia on different ranches and I've never been happier. It hurts not be there. But I will be back there soon and hopefully become a proper cowboy
❤ My life never got the chance to work, and I mean work in this most amazing lifestyle known to man. But jumping out of perfectly good airplanes for the greatest military on earth was my calling. But being almost 70 now, I'll just watch ya'll on Y/T. God bless, and keep the faith ❤
Thanks for tuning in and for your service. God bless!
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@Jerry_Debi
Dude,you didn't miss nothing
Except
18 hours a day
NOTHING BUT WORK
7 days a week
365 days a year
WAAAAAAY BELOW AVERAGE pay
Gettin kicked stomped bucked ran over and run down physically.......
NO BENEFITS
NO RETIREMENT
WORK TILL YOU'RE stove up and walking like crab missing a leg.......
Being at a line shack with nothing but a dog for company,50 miles from the big house and 100 miles from town.......you aint missed nothing.
Thanks for all you did! And it’s never too late to do this just once in your life.
Really great to see a family working together with love and respect. What a great way to raise your children.
These folks are the real deal! God bless each and every one of you!
Truly, no doubt about it. God bless!
Amazing video I loved it reminded me of the times we had to Trail a cattle from the ranch to town to load onto the trains because it was too muddy to get in. What an experience cold and raining had so many clothes on couldn't get back on my horse when I got off. But it was so enjoyable. Take care all of you and be safe
Thanks! We really enjoyed ourselves out there and learned a ton too. Cheers!
I love ranching. I grew up on a ranch in Buffalo Montana.
Had the privilege of working on a family ranch near White Sulphur Springs back in the early 90's.. this brought back so many great memories. Big Sky country/God's country - Montana.. thankyou
As a guy who lives in the city... I love to see this type of content! God bless :)
Fantastic video, as Stacy's cousin I could not be prouder of her and the entire family. This is what real Americans look like.
There is still a tremendous amount of respect for success like this. As Hank Jr. said “ Its A Family Tradition “ for the ya’s it The Cowboy Way…. There is still hope.
I would have loved to been able to live a life like this. It is hard work but I wanted to do something like this since I was a kid. I wound up joining the Marine Corps in 1970 and I served for 30 years. But I read about the art of being a cowboy. I thought I knew how to ride a horse but these people make it an art. Great video!!
Thanks for sharing it with us.👍🥹🙏💯🐎🐎
Amazing story, well done!
Thanks Tyler! It was a super fun project. The Waid's are awesome people, authentic, genuine, and hard working.
You make America proud!
What beautiful country you all live in...
El trabajo arduo de todos los día pero la gente ama este hermoso trabajo todos los involucrados y que hermosos paisajes, caballos, vacas, el rancho, la vida natural. hermoso video gracias por compartir.
That might be the prettiest place I’ve ever seen
I miss this 😢
Great video!!!
Thank you!!
Intro was crazy 😍
thankyou!
Miss that life
What a life it is, hard work, lots of risk, but the reward is great.
Nice family.
“501k” love that
Cowboying is the hardest job you will ever love.🐕🦺🇺🇲
Trabalho duro ai ém
Any job is there station hand I am from india
doesn't any guys of you consider other job opportunities?
A Montana cattle ranch without a Appaloosa kids horse, Hmm.
Yellowstone
@jan544......
WHAT IN THE HELL are you trying to say?.......that made no sense😂😂😂😂
Best national park out there!!
Is it law in Montana that all the kids names have to start with the same letter, because it’s fuckin weird
This lands belongs to the Native Americans you stole there land
Well ol’ son the Indians likely were on the land where you live too. Maybe you should give ‘em’ your house…
😂😂😂😂😂........
@palomo1ful
Give it a rest....😂😂😂😂
Go watch the clip from the movie bury my heart at wounded knee and the meeting between sitting bull and the Army in officer.
Before you comment about something,you really should at least be somewhat knowledgeable.....
BUT......like the other guy says,if you feel guilty.....
GIVE THEM YOUR HOUSE.