Words from my mouth...open up the farm for those who either follow you, or have an interest in this adventure...share the experience. A donation surely would never be off the mark. Continued success to you all.
Hey Mike! Great video! I am continually amazed by how folks in rural America will still band together to help out a neighbor in need! Anyway I know how unloading hay goes. Whenever it arrives you just gotta drop everything your doing and go unload it and keep the trucks rolling so that you can do it all over again.
Yeah Mike I've learned whether it be hay or cattle, trucker time is +/- 4 hours. When will you guys be preg checking? I know you guys will get rid of your opens but do u get rid of any broken mouth, late, or any other pregnant cows?
Hi again! Mike i know all about the hay thing up and down and everything in between! Being a newbie here I'm learning how you folks roll. I have great compassion and understanding and your caring and thankfulness touches my heart. I will be happy and honored to help coming in a bit. You're doing a great job so keep all the hopes and dreams in sight! A blessing to have found my kind of folks out there in God's country living the life that lives in my heart too Blessings back new friends!
Really enjoying your channel. I have a tremendous amount of respect for you and your family and how you care for your animals, your land and your father in laws legacy.
Hi guys, we feel for you both. We’ve been in much the same position in the past. I know it’s hard but keep your chins up and look forward. Things will improve, and so long as you have each other to lean on you’ll only appreciate each other more. Wishing you all the best and hoping things turn around soon
Sounds like you need a good old fashioned barn raising party. We support you because you support us. I truly feel I get more from you than I could ever give. So Thank you and your family.
Thank you Mile for all you do, if it wasn't for you Farmers we w ouldnt have anything, we come from a farm family also with dairy cows, we love the farm life and be able to support on another... thanks for the videos also we love watching them.. from Minnesota..
Thank God for generous people.......Not everyone will be as fortunate I have heard that there are farmers in Australia.. out of feed None to be found....
With all that you and Erin run by on these videos Mike, couldnt ask for any more, other than to simply say I richly appreciate the integrity that you both show is alive and well on the family farm! Thank you for those reminders. -Bob
I'm glad this years hay is coming together for you. I sure miss back in the day, when my parents would load us up for a "work-cation" as they called it. We would leave the city and head 130miles north to the farm I would one day run until grandpa was diagnosed with dementia. Us boys would help grandpa make hay, usually doing the stacking. The girls spent their time in the garden with grandma, then moving into the kitchen for canning. When the week was over the barn was usually full of small square bales, and the cellar shelves restocked. At the end of our stay we left with enough canned vegetables to last a winter, kind of... and grandpa had enough hay for half a winter to feed the animals, so in the spring we could stick our freezer with fresh meat. I miss those days, I would love to some day find a farm or ranch job. Maybe for a week, put the camper in the truck and travel to help on a farm or ranch in another area, learn different farming techniques. Thanks for sharing Mike & Erin, your videos are always the highlight on my day.
Thank You for letting us viewers follow what happens on the ranch, does my heart good to see the outpouring of assistance/help coming your way, Thank You for all the videos the you guys do
Terrific video - you and Erin have taught me, a city-slicker, so much just by learning from your videos. Thanks to you all, and blessings to all. Cheers.
Good luck for the winter ahead, I'm glad you didn't have to get rid of half your livestock and your family didn't suffer too much. Love watching your days on the farm.. From Glasgow Scotland 🏴
so glad to see the hay arrive Mike I know its been tough for you and im so glad to be a part of this community with you all even if I am down under :) excited to see whats to come. high five as always and I think this week you all deserve a hug as well.
Hay has arrived! Well done! Round bales aren’t very common in my part of the country but you’ll see a rancher here and there with them. Our winters are nothing like yours over in WY, safe to assume that’s the reason. Can’t wait for the cook book!
Wish I could help you guys. Wife is a traumatic brain injury survivor and we would love to help...but we cant. We love you guys and hope others can help make your ranch a success...
growing up on a farm I understand how hard it is to keep everything going. I have faith that you and your family will succeed . great video and god bless
Thank you for your very informative, educational videos. I wish I lived closer so I could shop at your market! I pray for you and your family and hope the seasons are not too hard on you this coming year.
Thank YOU, Mike and family, for striving to keep an American icon alive! And thank you for drawing attention to the challenges faced by the family-owned ranch and farm, which is in danger of being gobbled up by agribusiness corporations. Have a great (tho labor-intensive) farm-to-table dinner! Wish I could be there.
I'm glad you found a solution to your hay situation, certainly some difficult decisions made along the way. Keep pushing forward, good things will happen!
Hi Mike. Thanks for your great videos and sharing your journey. I retired from a 30 year police career and have steered to develop 80 acres of family homestead land in Hill County, Texas that we were able to buy back. It is full of mesquites at this time but I am working to get to where a pasture and hopefully our own cows are on it. I love the videos.
Great vid Mike. If you're ever wondering why your channel is successful and you have the support of good people, it's because you're real and honest. You show in your videos what you really do. You don't try to sensationalize it and add all kinds of false drama. It's obvious to anyone who watches your videos that you and Erin are good people. You work hard, do the right thing, and are raising up some great kids. The first time I watched one of your vids, I knew your channel would explode. That was before 10K subs and now you're over 40K. Keep up the good work bro.
Great video, really enjoyed it, made my day, you and Erin deserve all the credit, keep on Ranching, always a good and new learning experience. Thank you and God Bless.
It’s so cool how we builds bonds with our channel followers, and the channels we follow. I feel like i know some of the people, like we’re neighbors. Thanks for sharing 👍🏻
Another great video Mike glad you got the hey you needed I'm still working on catching up but I'm watching them all love what I'm saying and love what you're doing keep up the good work be safe
Man I feel kinda bad for paying for TH-cam so I don’t get any commercials so you get money but I am subscribed 🙏🏻 hoping y’all can not only survive but thrive. Life I dream of having you are a lucky soul to get the responsibility of feeding many god bless I wish y’all all the best hopefully all goes well just Romberg we are all living better than we deserve.
You dont have to thank me i see the videos(and commercials) just to get entertained and it really entertain me very Well keep the good work both with the ranch and the channel👍
Do you feed much grain to your cows other than cake? We grind screenings from the elevator and corn together and feed that along with the hay. Helps cut down on the amount of hay needed and our cows do well with it.
I'm glad that you have got enough hay last you through the winter I have worked on chicken farms here in North Carolina I used Bobcats and tractors and I've worked with cows since I was 16 years old I'm now 41 when I move to Wyoming I would like to come by the Ranch and just help you on the ranch for free no charge
Thanks Al, we have fertilized in the past, funny thing cause the university has actually done classes on our ranch. Last time we kinda got burned on fertilizing though because we didnt get any spring rain that amounted to anything and ended up buying all our hay. thanks a bunch, I'm sure we will be back in touch with them - Mike
Hey mike great video. I watched your vid on the four different types of hay the cows tested. I feed 450 head every day from about dec 15 through april 15. As you know cows are funny when it comes to feed. They will skip over grass one day to eat alfalfa and then eat oat hay over alfalfa the next. We are lucky to have a large varity to feed from but the bottom line is it all costs money and a cows gotta eat. Thank you for giving the world a glimpse into day to day on a ranch. A wise mam once told me that there are much easier ways to go broke in life then ranching, but not many as rewarding. Keep at it. You guys are awesome.
Hey Mike...good to see the hay showing up sorry you have to buy it...our green feed turned out pretty good and now I can sell some of it to help pay for the land rental...in one hand out the other..keep up the good work
Gosh that is nice looking hay. We have to cover hay here in Kentucky and even then humidity can wreak havoc on hay. You may curse your dry country at times but it is great for hay storage👍🏼 Keep safe and well.
Mike you have an excellent TH-cam channel that has taught so many folks where there food comes from thanks.Someday I will make the trek from Alberta with my wife to attend the dinner. Oh and just wanted to mention my wife Colleen bought a farm here in Alberta . Picked up the keys last Wednesday.we got some work to do before we get critters.Cows will arrive end of April or early May. Best of luck with the dinner.Scott Alberta 🇨🇦
Love , love , love !! Awesome video just like always. Mike I’m sorry you guys have to pay for hay this year. I hope everything works out for you and your wonderful family. Is there any chance you guys could come up with some sort of an idea where a fan of yours could come down and spend some time on the ranch. Wouldn’t that be freakin awesome
Well it's coming together for you ! It's been a fast season so far! Just watching you and Erin though the year and one can see that it takes a lot if work and you have to be diversified to make it all work out. I visited cousins in another province here in Canada. One has a beef farm and the other one is in dairy. I can see that farming is still a 24 hrs a day ,7days week and 365 days a year endeavor. ( Not a job !!!! No I would never want to call it a job) . I am sure they feel that if you can't be willing to do the time then move on to something else. Most people 99.99% of the population have no idea if the work involved to get through a year or ten as a farmer,but your weekly videos can give them some idea! Good luck!!!!!
HAyyyyy mike & erin! I would love to see a whole video dedicated on your horses 🐎 feeding/cleaning/maintenance ect . Thanks 🙏🏽 i love your channel!!!! 🌸
You are a humble man... something this world is lacking my friend!!!
Thank you, I am just me. - Mike
Words from my mouth...open up the farm for those who either follow you, or have an interest in this adventure...share the experience. A donation surely would never be off the mark. Continued success to you all.
This channel is why farms/ranches exist...love your vids
Thank you very much - Mike
Hey Mike! Great video! I am continually amazed by how folks in rural America will still band together to help out a neighbor in need! Anyway I know how unloading hay goes. Whenever it arrives you just gotta drop everything your doing and go unload it and keep the trucks rolling so that you can do it all over again.
Thats for sure, I always hope the drivers will call when they are a half an hour out but that rarely happens. lol Thanks Jay - Mike
Yeah Mike I've learned whether it be hay or cattle, trucker time is +/- 4 hours. When will you guys be preg checking? I know you guys will get rid of your opens but do u get rid of any broken mouth, late, or any other pregnant cows?
Hi again! Mike i know all about the hay thing up and down and everything in between! Being a newbie here I'm learning how you folks roll. I have great compassion and understanding and your caring and thankfulness touches my heart. I will be happy and honored to help coming in a bit. You're doing a great job so keep all the hopes and dreams in sight! A blessing to have found my kind of folks out there in God's country living the life that lives in my heart too
Blessings back new friends!
Mike, good luck and a prayer for you and yours. Grew up on a dairy farm and miss everything but the cold!
I bet you dont miss the cold, hope you are somewhere warmer now! Thanks - Mike
Really enjoying your channel. I have a tremendous amount of respect for you and your family and how you care for your animals, your land and your father in laws legacy.
Thank you - Mike
Hi guys, we feel for you both. We’ve been in much the same position in the past. I know it’s hard but keep your chins up and look forward. Things will improve, and so long as you have each other to lean on you’ll only appreciate each other more. Wishing you all the best and hoping things turn around soon
Thank you very much Tania, very true words! - Mike
Thank you Mike and Erin I love these videos
Thank you very much :) -Mike
Sounds like you need a good old fashioned barn raising party. We support you because you support us. I truly feel I get more from you than I could ever give. So Thank you and your family.
Don't thank us, thank you for making great videos!
Well at the risk of causing a vicious circle, thank you :) - Mike
Thank you Mile for all you do, if it wasn't for you Farmers we w ouldnt have anything, we come from a farm family also with dairy cows, we love the farm life and be able to support on another... thanks for the videos also we love watching them.. from Minnesota..
Thanks for all your great videos. It’s nice to see people who work hard for what they have and are as humble as you are.
Your welcome and of course thank you for watching -Mike
I'm gonna turn those thanks you put out there Mike and send them flying right back to you and Erin. Best ever family and humans. So,,,, THANK YOU !!!!
You are very welcome! - Mike
👍
Thank You for what you do!
Also, a big thank you to the drivers of those flat bed trucks, also a job that doesn't get the Thanks they deserve!
No doubt, I dont know how they do it. I dont like pulling any trailer! Thanks a bunch - Mike
Thank YOU Mike and Erin, for your stewardship of your beautiful land. You and your ranch are national treasures.
Your welcome Ron and thanks for watching - Mike
Some nice video footage of the offloading.....another great video.
Thank you Joe - Mike
Awesome! All the best to you guys you are very good people, I just know that. God Bless you.
Thank God for generous people.......Not everyone will be as fortunate I have heard that there are farmers in Australia.. out of feed None to be found....
From us Country boys in Australia 🇦🇺 where big fans your doing real good for a city boy keep going hard
thanks mike for another great storey keep your chin up every thing is going to turn out just fine. andy
It always does. Thanks Andy - Mike
With all that you and Erin run by on these videos Mike, couldnt ask for any more, other than to simply say I richly appreciate the integrity that you both show is alive and well on the family farm! Thank you for those reminders. -Bob
Agreed!
Awesome with the hay showing up . Another great video.
Thank you very much - Mike
Our Wyoming Life no problem love your channel
I'm glad this years hay is coming together for you. I sure miss back in the day, when my parents would load us up for a "work-cation" as they called it. We would leave the city and head 130miles north to the farm I would one day run until grandpa was diagnosed with dementia. Us boys would help grandpa make hay, usually doing the stacking. The girls spent their time in the garden with grandma, then moving into the kitchen for canning. When the week was over the barn was usually full of small square bales, and the cellar shelves restocked. At the end of our stay we left with enough canned vegetables to last a winter, kind of... and grandpa had enough hay for half a winter to feed the animals, so in the spring we could stick our freezer with fresh meat.
I miss those days, I would love to some day find a farm or ranch job. Maybe for a week, put the camper in the truck and travel to help on a farm or ranch in another area, learn different farming techniques.
Thanks for sharing Mike & Erin, your videos are always the highlight on my day.
Sounds like a great way to grow up Bill, we hope that someday you can visit! - Mike
@@OurWyomingLife I have always want to visit Wyoming and Montana. Sometime I will make it out that way and stop by!
Wishing you and the family the best.
Thank You for letting us viewers follow what happens on the ranch, does my heart good to see the outpouring of assistance/help coming your way, Thank You for all the videos the you guys do
Thank you Butch - Mike
Thanks Mike
Thanks Kyle - Mike
You all are good people... Love to watch you videos. We have a small farm here in Ohio. Hay is scarce for us this year with all the rain
Sorry to hear that, thanks Les - Mike
Glad there's a little good to go with the bad. Thanks again for sharing your video and thoughts.
Thank you Mark-Mike
thank you for sharing this video with us.
Thank you Linda! - Mike
Congrats to the farm.
Thanks Lorie - Mike
Thanks for showing how we get our food.
Mike I love the show even though I have just found it I really enjoy watching
Continuing the videos and showing the world the hard work involved to create food is enough repayment for me. Thanks guys.
Thank you Duane - Mike
Terrific video - you and Erin have taught me, a city-slicker, so much just by learning from your videos. Thanks to you all, and blessings to all. Cheers.
Thank you So much, its amazing and I really do thank you for watching - Mike
Great video thanks and it is nice to see people come together to help have a good night be safe.
Good luck for the winter ahead, I'm glad you didn't have to get rid of half your livestock and your family didn't suffer too much. Love watching your days on the farm.. From Glasgow Scotland 🏴
Thank you very much, hoping to visit your neck of the woods someday! - Mike
@@OurWyomingLife I'll take you for a single malt if you do make it over to our beautiful country.
Very Tasteful Thank you Speech Mike! Looking Forward to Preg Checking and your Numbers this Fall!
so glad to see the hay arrive Mike I know its been tough for you and im so glad to be a part of this community with you all even if I am down under :) excited to see whats to come. high five as always and I think this week you all deserve a hug as well.
Anna, you are too sweet, thank you very much - Mike
Hay has arrived! Well done! Round bales aren’t very common in my part of the country but you’ll see a rancher here and there with them. Our winters are nothing like yours over in WY, safe to assume that’s the reason. Can’t wait for the cook book!
Thanks James, should be alot of fun to work on and get done! - Erin
That's a lot of hay.
God bless you and your family.
Thank you Brian - Mike
Glad you got the hay sorted hope you get a few inches of rain soon
Rain isnt much of an issue this year, we just needed it earlier in the year. Thanks James - Mike
you guys really work hard...greeting from Malaysia
hello! Thanks for watching - Mike
You guys are the best I am so Happy you came to TH-cam See ya next Live feed
Mike He He He you forgot me again
It takes a lot of green to make one pound of beef. It seems the whole year is to prepare for winter. Hay bales are looking good.
They do look nice. It does take a lot thanks -Mike
Glad to see things coming together for you all. It is content like yours that makes youtube a platform worth using. Cheers!
That's a very nice compliment. Thank you -Mike
Wish I could help you guys. Wife is a traumatic brain injury survivor and we would love to help...but we cant. We love you guys and hope others can help make your ranch a success...
Watching helps us plenty. Thank you so much -Mike
Been following this channel for many months, seen all the videos. You are good presenter, i have been learning a lot. Thank you. From Oslo, Norway.
Thank you very much Halit! - Mike
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Best wishes for a successful farm to table event. Keep the hay coming in. I'm glad to see you have that sorted out.
Thank you, should be a great time! - Mike
growing up on a farm I understand how hard it is to keep everything going. I have faith that you and your family will succeed . great video and god bless
Thank you very much Roger, you support helps keep us moving - Mike
Thank you for your very informative, educational videos. I wish I lived closer so I could shop at your market! I pray for you and your family and hope the seasons are not too hard on you this coming year.
Thank you so much Martha, heres to a better year! - Mike
Family always help each other. God bless you an yours hole family
Thank you very much Ernest! - Mike
You rock
Thank you very much for watching - Mike
Thank YOU, Mike and family, for striving to keep an American icon alive! And thank you for drawing attention to the challenges faced by the family-owned ranch and farm, which is in danger of being gobbled up by agribusiness corporations. Have a great (tho labor-intensive) farm-to-table dinner! Wish I could be there.
We wish you could too, it would be alot of fun I know! Thank you very much - Mike
Good will always come to the good even if there are some harsh times! Love y’all . God bless you🇺🇸
Thank you very much! - Mike
Another masterpiece! I just can’t thank you enough for your channel! 👍
Your welcome and thank you of course ! -Mike
I'm glad you found a solution to your hay situation, certainly some difficult decisions made along the way. Keep pushing forward, good things will happen!
Loving the channel and your videos!
Thank you very much - MIke
Much Respect Mike....
Hi Mike. Thanks for your great videos and sharing your journey. I retired from a 30 year police career and have steered to develop 80 acres of family homestead land in Hill County, Texas that we were able to buy back. It is full of mesquites at this time but I am working to get to where a pasture and hopefully our own cows are on it. I love the videos.
Enjoy that retirement! You've earned it!
Thank you Sherwood, now you can go to policing cows, and they can be delinquents too! - Mike
Great vid Mike. If you're ever wondering why your channel is successful and you have the support of good people, it's because you're real and honest. You show in your videos what you really do. You don't try to sensationalize it and add all kinds of false drama. It's obvious to anyone who watches your videos that you and Erin are good people. You work hard, do the right thing, and are raising up some great kids. The first time I watched one of your vids, I knew your channel would explode. That was before 10K subs and now you're over 40K. Keep up the good work bro.
Thank you very much Jerry, thats exactly what we are going for :) - Mike
Great video, really enjoyed it, made my day, you and Erin deserve all the credit, keep on Ranching, always a good and new learning experience. Thank you and God Bless.
Thank you :) - Mike
Great video. Love the podcast!
Thank you very much, it is a great time! - Mike
I know how y'all feel. But I am glad making it... rock on mike
Thank you Todd- Mike
I know just what I want for Christmas! A cookbook or two.
I'm excited for you and Erin, keep up the great work.
Thank you :) - Erin
Looking forward to having one of Erin's cookbooks..
I'm looking forward to it! - Erin
Hay i from Poland :D I like you watching nice film .
Hi Adam, thanks for watching - Mike
Your welcome you motivate me and I look forward to th next video
Thank you very much - Mike
Thanks for the great video's
It’s so cool how we builds bonds with our channel followers, and the channels we follow. I feel like i know some of the people, like we’re neighbors. Thanks for sharing 👍🏻
Totally agree. Thank you -Mike
good job
Thank you - Mike
Another great video Mike glad you got the hey you needed I'm still working on catching up but I'm watching them all love what I'm saying and love what you're doing keep up the good work be safe
That's what friends do even if you don't know them ure welcome Mike
Man I feel kinda bad for paying for TH-cam so I don’t get any commercials so you get money but I am subscribed 🙏🏻 hoping y’all can not only survive but thrive. Life I dream of having you are a lucky soul to get the responsibility of feeding many god bless I wish y’all all the best hopefully all goes well just Romberg we are all living better than we deserve.
You dont have to thank me i see the videos(and commercials) just to get entertained and it really entertain me very Well keep the good work both with the ranch and the channel👍
Thank you :) - Mike
It is NOT you that have to thank me i have to thank you!
You're welcome
Love your videos. A perfect insight into farmers life. Best wishes from Europe Mike.
Good job as always.!!
Thank you very much - Mike
I’m glad the hay situation worked out for you it’s a crazy year
That it is, thanks - Mike
Which one is my bale!!! Love it brotha! We need to get a bigger tractor....so far not impressed with our borrowed Kubota
I'll let you pick yours when you come up!!! I think that everyone needs a bigger tractor at some point lol - Mike
Good deal with those implements Stoney Ridge Farmer.
Kubota to the top man I have 2 8540,6800 Best tractor for hay
Nice!
Finally.... Stoney Ridge Farmer Finds Someone to do a Collaboration with. No better Family than OWL!!!!!
Do you feed much grain to your cows other than cake? We grind screenings from the elevator and corn together and feed that along with the hay. Helps cut down on the amount of hay needed and our cows do well with it.
Hello Mike and everyone at the ranch from Westminster MD
Thank you Doris, hello to you and yours as well! - Mike
Mike I'm sorry to hear that your hat didn't produce well this year. I wish I was in a better position to help. God bless you and your family
Just watching helps, even if you dont watch ads, anything is a huge help to us! Thank you - Mike
u r welcome
:) - Mike
We should start now for next year.
I might just have to :) But heres to hoping for our own hay next year! - Mike
I'm glad that you have got enough hay last you through the winter I have worked on chicken farms here in North Carolina I used Bobcats and tractors and I've worked with cows since I was 16 years old I'm now 41 when I move to Wyoming I would like to come by the Ranch and just help you on the ranch for free no charge
Thanks Pete, let us know - Mike
I would certainly talk to a couple places and maybe contact the university to check on fertilizer cost and get recommendations.
Thanks Al, we have fertilized in the past, funny thing cause the university has actually done classes on our ranch. Last time we kinda got burned on fertilizing though because we didnt get any spring rain that amounted to anything and ended up buying all our hay. thanks a bunch, I'm sure we will be back in touch with them - Mike
Hey mike great video. I watched your vid on the four different types of hay the cows tested. I feed 450 head every day from about dec 15 through april 15. As you know cows are funny when it comes to feed. They will skip over grass one day to eat alfalfa and then eat oat hay over alfalfa the next. We are lucky to have a large varity to feed from but the bottom line is it all costs money and a cows gotta eat. Thank you for giving the world a glimpse into day to day on a ranch. A wise mam once told me that there are much easier ways to go broke in life then ranching, but not many as rewarding. Keep at it. You guys are awesome.
Thank you very much for the kind words. Cows are goofy at feeding time. I think they follow the leader lol. -Mike
RANCH TRIP!!!
I love your vids I'd love to go visit your ranch
Hey Mike...good to see the hay showing up sorry you have to buy it...our green feed turned out pretty good and now I can sell some of it to help pay for the land rental...in one hand out the other..keep up the good work
Thats how it usually works, if its not spent on hay it will go somewhere else pretty quick. Thanks - Mike
Gosh that is nice looking hay. We have to cover hay here in Kentucky and even then humidity can wreak havoc on hay. You may curse your dry country at times but it is great for hay storage👍🏼 Keep safe and well.
I know the dry weather helps with hay storage, thats for sure :) Thanks Fiona - Mike
Mike you have an excellent TH-cam channel that has taught so many folks where there food comes from thanks.Someday I will make the trek from Alberta with my wife to attend the dinner. Oh and just wanted to mention my wife Colleen bought a farm here in Alberta . Picked up the keys last Wednesday.we got some work to do before we get critters.Cows will arrive end of April or early May. Best of luck with the dinner.Scott Alberta 🇨🇦
Awesome!!! Congratulations guys!!!! -Mike
Our Wyoming Life Thanks Mike. At least you didn’t say what most did.are you crazy 47 and going into farming.lol. let the adventure begin.
Life is full of adventure. Never to late to start a new one!!
Love , love , love !! Awesome video just like always. Mike I’m sorry you guys have to pay for hay this year. I hope everything works out for you and your wonderful family. Is there any chance you guys could come up with some sort of an idea where a fan of yours could come down and spend some time on the ranch. Wouldn’t that be freakin awesome
Well it's coming together for you ! It's been a fast season so far! Just watching you and Erin though the year and one can see that it takes a lot if work and you have to be diversified to make it all work out. I visited cousins in another province here in Canada. One has a beef farm and the other one is in dairy. I can see that farming is still a 24 hrs a day ,7days week and 365 days a year endeavor. ( Not a job !!!! No I would never want to call it a job) . I am sure they feel that if you can't be willing to do the time then move on to something else. Most people 99.99% of the population have no idea if the work involved to get through a year or ten as a farmer,but your weekly videos can give them some idea! Good luck!!!!!
Thank you very much Jim - Mike
I'd love to take a field trip there
God bless
Thank you Joe - Mike
@@OurWyomingLife You're welcome.
love the honesty, it's hard to find in society :)
Need to tag team them bales from both sides... but that anther day...
Well unless I clone myself, I cant drive two tractors lol Thanks - Mike
HAyyyyy mike & erin! I would love to see a whole video dedicated on your horses 🐎 feeding/cleaning/maintenance ect . Thanks 🙏🏽 i love your channel!!!! 🌸
A cook book?! Christmas present to me!
:) I hope you like it - Erin