Back in the 60's we hauled horses on a 0ne ton flat bed truck with sides and a very steep ramp (no sides on the ramp). Didn't know what a horse trailer was back then.
Hi, Thanks for watching. Honestly I have ridden past thousands of those ruins and each time I am humbled to think of those people and how they lived in this country. Nothing but respect!!!!!
Just got through watching the first video where y'all got at the cows I say yes great video you put out this week that pottery and stuff real cool looking probably won't ask you a question what's the coolest thing far is that engine artifacts that you found in the desert or out there at the bears or whatever was the coolest thing found I know if you don't want to tell me it's okay but I'm just not just curious what the cows look great man from cowboys they looked all happy and everything and weather was pretty good pretty good for y'all bless everybody had me doing good everything looked great man you keep putting these videos out they'll have to pay you more money Play thank you for lol lol these out for people like me that can't get out don't you don't know what it means to us y'all great family for more people in the world like y'all thanks again your friend Billy oh yeah truck looks great when you added that back that that pay that bailing strain to it that make that four seal the deal thank you again
The Dodge looks great. We used to haul a feeder calf or 2 in the back of a 73 ford 250 or a full load of feeder swine regularly to stockyards in Omaha NE. The next one the 80 ford was to say the least LACKING in payload capacity. It'll work like a dream, there is always a wash out or road ditch to load and unload in.
Hello my Friend. Really interesting to see that native pottery. I like that sorta thing. We used cattle racks for years. They have there place. You have to have a old pickup truck though as it's hard to find a newer one with a 8 foot box. As always, I enjoyed your show. Thanks a lot. You folks have a good night.
Great video just like seeing you riding and moving cattle. Those dogs really do a nice job getting the cattle out of the thick brush . You guys did a nice job on the truck getting it fixed up awesome 👍
❤🎉 Another enjoyable peaceful movie 🎥. I'll probably say it a million more times lol but it's amazing to me how chunky and healthy those cows thrive in that wild terrain. So cool to watch!! Thanks for your videos!! 🎄🧑🎄🙏⭐😁🤗🐴🐎💖🥰
Thanks for showing the Badger work and the artifacts. I assume you will use a ramp to load the horses in the truck? We had mules that would jump up in the back of our truck
This was very interesting. Do you camp overnight? I have no idea where you are rounding them up vs where you live. I tried to start at the beginning but this was a suggestion , so I’m watching it. Do you not have to worry about cars on the road? How interesting finding the pottery. I know what I would do. I’d say the heck with the cows and find things like this. I love that. Where do you get your horses from? Thank you for the video.
We hauled two horses in the back of a truck for most of my youth. Those horses would just jump right in and jump back out when we needed them as long as we turned them around at the same time. No ramps needed.
I love hearing the horse's clippity-clop on the pavement.
We are realizing now some of video showing the artifact was upside down. We apologize
Back in the 60's we hauled horses on a 0ne ton flat bed truck with sides and a very steep ramp (no sides on the ramp). Didn't know what a horse trailer was back then.
Nice to see you being very respectful of the old ruins
Hi, Thanks for watching. Honestly I have ridden past thousands of those ruins and each time I am humbled to think of those people and how they lived in this country. Nothing but respect!!!!!
Just got through watching the first video where y'all got at the cows I say yes great video you put out this week that pottery and stuff real cool looking probably won't ask you a question what's the coolest thing far is that engine artifacts that you found in the desert or out there at the bears or whatever was the coolest thing found I know if you don't want to tell me it's okay but I'm just not just curious what the cows look great man from cowboys they looked all happy and everything and weather was pretty good pretty good for y'all bless everybody had me doing good everything looked great man you keep putting these videos out they'll have to pay you more money Play thank you for lol lol these out for people like me that can't get out don't you don't know what it means to us y'all great family for more people in the world like y'all thanks again your friend Billy oh yeah truck looks great when you added that back that that pay that bailing strain to it that make that four seal the deal thank you again
The Dodge looks great. We used to haul a feeder calf or 2 in the back of a 73 ford 250 or a full load of feeder swine regularly to stockyards in Omaha NE. The next one the 80 ford was to say the least LACKING in payload capacity. It'll work like a dream, there is always a wash out or road ditch to load and unload in.
Hello my Friend. Really interesting to see that native pottery. I like that sorta thing. We used cattle racks for years. They have there place. You have to have a old pickup truck though as it's hard to find a newer one with a 8 foot box. As always, I enjoyed your show. Thanks a lot. You folks have a good night.
Great video just like seeing you riding and moving cattle. Those dogs really do a nice job getting the cattle out of the thick brush . You guys did a nice job on the truck getting it fixed up awesome 👍
Thank you
Thanks for another great ride
Your steering wheel is on the wrong side 😂 😂 😂
❤🎉 Another enjoyable peaceful movie 🎥. I'll probably say it a million more times lol but it's amazing to me how chunky and healthy those cows thrive in that wild terrain. So cool to watch!!
Thanks for your videos!! 🎄🧑🎄🙏⭐😁🤗🐴🐎💖🥰
What a great roundup and view of the Artifacts. Thank you for sharing.
I like horse sales too good video as usual.
A drone would help you
Thanks for showing the Badger work and the artifacts.
I assume you will use a ramp to load the horses in the truck? We had mules that would jump up in the back of our truck
We hope to just jump the horses in, but we have some training to do. Thanks for watching.
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Thanks for sharing.
This was very interesting. Do you camp overnight? I have no idea where you are rounding them up vs where you live. I tried to start at the beginning but this was a suggestion , so I’m watching it. Do you not have to worry about cars on the road? How interesting finding the pottery. I know what I would do. I’d say the heck with the cows and find things like this. I love that. Where do you get your horses from? Thank you for the video.
We hauled two horses in the back of a truck for most of my youth. Those horses would just jump right in and jump back out when we needed them as long as we turned them around at the same time. No ramps needed.
Back in the day, we did too. But it seems to be a lost art. We hope to get it Back!!! Thanks for watching