People crave simplicity/fulfilling work, especially in nature. I liked the equal emphasis on Pedro the man, and his work. Nobody to suggest, but there's a trend in documenting dying/lesser-known trades and knowledge. It's hard to know what scratches that itch and garners more attention when half of us have social media-induced ADHD.
This was very interesting. I had no idea. Thank you for showing us. Great story telling by the way. You have many talents. I always wished I could be fearless and ride like you all do. That’s what got me watching originally during covid. Oh and your laughter during it all. Up beat and fun to watch
Morgan is one of my closest friends, and when Pedro said "I got sent to a great group of people", he couldn't have been more right. Morgan and his family run an incredible ranch, and getting to follow along watching his videos, and videos like this that he is apart of, is a great glimpse into the world of ranching and farming. I couldn't be more excited for such a great guy like Morgan to be getting this type of exposure. Thanks for the video!
The life of a modern-day sheepherder like this is one I feel like I'd do terribly at, and yet I still feel incredibly envious of. I'll bet Pedro and co. feel more satisfied after a day's work than most of us do...
My father's friend owns a sheep ranch in MT and they have guys that come up from Peru(and I think Venezuela?) to help lamb out thousands of ewes. One guy in particular has worked there twenty years, as the foreman. Now, his wife and daughters live here with him.
Growing up bow hunting in the mountains of Utah, I have also ran into many sheep herders. My dad and I would always stop and chat and maybe bring them any supplies they may need. They are always very nice and happy to talk.
Great video, I worked for a rancher who had Peruvian sheep herders. I worked with them during lambing in the spring. they where the best people to work with. They had the best manners and respect for other people and the animals they work with. they where funny and just great people to be around, I enjoyed all the time I spent working with them and learning a new culture. I miss working with them, they are very hard working people And YES,,,,, they where just like Family.
A perfect opportunity for an app to teach English while relaxing in the evenings. Maybe learning Spanish back at the ranch. Pedro you are a man of integrity. Great video.
We have a friend who was an orphan. The Basks took him in and raised him as their own. He herded sheep with them, in many places in the west. He had so many wonderful stories. It was a beautiful life.
These Guys come to Idaho every year. I ALWAYS Stop to Hang out with them for a few hours, Give them Canned food, Snacks, Beans,Rice,Bread and even Treats for the Dogs ( which are HUGE and always stare at me like i owe them money)! Dudes are always Friendly and Cool and Appreciative of the gifts.
Hey I'm a sheep herder in monument valley utah.. I love the life an many sheep camps passed down from generation to generation.. thanks for documenting pedros life an sharing sheep herding in mountain life.. 😊
Awsome! Love Pedro..and the support of his American family. So many people come to our country for a better life..and they may be from other countries....but has great opportunities.
Really enjoyed the video, where I spent most of my life there were sheep herders from the Basque Country. Northern Nevada, Elko County you'll find trees marked with dates and the names of a few of the herders who like Pedro worked hundreds of sheep. An interesting life for sure, and if you ever get to Elko, or Boise try the Basque food restaurants, you won't regret it.
My family had a ranch in western Colorado. We ran sheep, cattle and a dairy. Every Saturday we would stop at the L&M grocery store in Collbran for 5 lbs of flour, coffee, beans and a large hunk of some kind of meat then head up to the High Tower mountain in a 1968 truck bed style Bronco. Before the Bronco it was a 1945 Willys Jeep. We would handi man jack and come along winch our way to find the sheep herder, Then the environmental police made us stop. Pack horses added an extra couple hours to the trip.
I think you would become highly successful if you were to do more documentaries on the unsung workers like Pedro that have committed their lives to doing a job that matters but goes mostly unnoticed. Ranchers, herders and such. This one was very interesting. I could become a youtube junky with more of this content!
Amazing story. Had several friends who ranched and ran sheep and employed sheepherders, sometimes Mexican's sometimes Navajos. Since America started importing the meat and wool they could no longer afford to keep sheep so went to strictly cattle. Wool sits in the shed and they are unable to sell it so ya cannot blame them. No more sheepherders or camps going up into the mountains. Miss that part of Americana.
This video reminded me of riding in the Uinta mountains Butterfly lake to Henry's fork came across thousands of sheep but only a couple sheep herders and a few dogs
We have been watching you guys for a long time! We love your channel! With that said, this is the best video! These guys are not recognized with all the work they do, most people don’t know they exist!!! Such a great video!
I would love to see you do a story with him again in the future ! Ask him what he thinks about his line of work if he happens to still be herding and just his story in general
I absolutely love yalls channel. Yes more videos like this is such an educational experience. People need to know more about different lifestyles. Like for instance Farmers life and where actual food comes from. Just like the Cowboy way of life.. Ranching etc. Great job. God bless
What a great video! It's unbelievable how much you have progressed over the years. And Pedro seems like an amazing person, thank you for telling his story.
That was great. As a "dog person" im always interested in working dogs. As soon as you started narrating i was thinking "i hope he has LGD! I want to see his LGD!" 😊
Great video Broncs and donks. Would love to see more videos like this. Pedro is a very good man. To leave his family to come here to provide them. God bless Pedro!
I’m very suited to such a life. I love horses and riding, enjoy my own company. I spent 3 months on a mountain -without electricity I brought books but I ended up busy with outdoor tasks like fencing. Loved watching the stars. Working on languages just in case. 😁
I was a sheep herder when I was a teenager. It was the best days of my life. You need to do more of this type of video. Sheep, mules and steep country is what it’s about.
I'm glad your back filming I love your channel I love horses. So when I stumbled across your channel I watched a video and I fell in love! Please do more videos your upload schedule is kinda bad.
Loved the video! Reminded me of my uncle who worked on a ranch in south TX and I would go visit him and work with him in the summer. Again awesome video!
Great video. You've just shown me things we don't get to see in the area where I live. Northeast Indiana. Just the mountains and forests, the sheep herds. We have some sheep but not herds like that.
Honestly, how can I get a work like this? This is literally my dream. I'm venezuelan, and I speak fluent English. I love animals and I want to help taking care of them.
When I worked in Peru, the military was very oppressive against the locals. The Shinning Path guerrillas were waging war against the Alan Garcia presidency. Through all of that the Peruvian people struggled to survive. Its a beautiful county with warm people. I made lots of friends.
I love the VID so much. You should also go ahead down to the naval reservation to get some videos or imaging on sheep herders down there. There's a lot of cows mules and petroglyphs in the rocks. Navajo's love to talk about history their culture and tradition. Also good regarding america's history ❤😊
That was one heck of a documentary one of the best I've seen in a long time you should do the one about how they use the mules to haul the fish into those Lakes if they still do it
Back in the 80s and early 90s I would see herders around boulder mountain in Utah but they were all Navajo guys. It wasnt until years later when I was hitchhiking through Nevada I got a ride from a rancher that was dropping off some Herders in the mountains around Wells, Nv . He told me they were all Peruvians. I found it curious that guys would come all the way from Peru just to herd sheep. But, I can understand their reasons. Anyhoo, great vid!
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Do you guys want to see more documentary type videos like this? If so, who should I film a video on next?
Personal I like the documentary vids but the roping video are very entertaining.
People crave simplicity/fulfilling work, especially in nature. I liked the equal emphasis on Pedro the man, and his work.
Nobody to suggest, but there's a trend in documenting dying/lesser-known trades and knowledge.
It's hard to know what scratches that itch and garners more attention when half of us have social media-induced ADHD.
Great, love to see more of hound hunters in that part of the world. Love your channel
This was very interesting. I had no idea. Thank you for showing us. Great story telling by the way. You have many talents. I always wished I could be fearless and ride like you all do. That’s what got me watching originally during covid.
Oh and your laughter during it all. Up beat and fun to watch
I love this documentary video but I also really love the roping videos
Pedro and the Doggo's are living their Best lives!
Pedro would you like to go on holidays with.
Option 1, your wife
Option 2.
Pedro option 2 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Morgan is one of my closest friends, and when Pedro said "I got sent to a great group of people", he couldn't have been more right. Morgan and his family run an incredible ranch, and getting to follow along watching his videos, and videos like this that he is apart of, is a great glimpse into the world of ranching and farming. I couldn't be more excited for such a great guy like Morgan to be getting this type of exposure. Thanks for the video!
The life of a modern-day sheepherder like this is one I feel like I'd do terribly at, and yet I still feel incredibly envious of. I'll bet Pedro and co. feel more satisfied after a day's work than most of us do...
I bet your right!
What a calm life of solitude, its a big risk letting everything go to chase this, bravo to him!
My grandpa ran sheep herds in Kane county UT in the 40's and 50's. Thanks for showing a bit of how he might have lived.
My father's friend owns a sheep ranch in MT and they have guys that come up from Peru(and I think Venezuela?) to help lamb out thousands of ewes. One guy in particular has worked there twenty years, as the foreman. Now, his wife and daughters live here with him.
Very cool!
A perfect life.
We need more Pedro
I agree!
I am in chicago...😅
Growing up bow hunting in the mountains of Utah, I have also ran into many sheep herders. My dad and I would always stop and chat and maybe bring them any supplies they may need. They are always very nice and happy to talk.
Great video, I worked for a rancher who had Peruvian sheep herders. I worked with them during lambing in the spring. they where the best people to work with. They had the best manners and respect for other people and the animals they work with.
they where funny and just great people to be around, I enjoyed all the time I spent working with them and learning a new culture. I miss working with them, they are very hard working people And YES,,,,, they where just like Family.
A perfect opportunity for an app to teach English while relaxing in the evenings. Maybe learning Spanish back at the ranch. Pedro you are a man of integrity. Great video.
Learn SPANISH so he feels better. Gee whiz !
Wow.
Some of the toughest men on earth. Much respect to them.👍
Great story!!! The sacrifice that Pedro is doing for his family is amazing. There is so much we can learn from him.
I think both owner and header are blessed in so many ways! What an amazing video!
Great video. I’ll bet he is far happier than most Americans and manages to do it without having his family nearby.
We have a friend who was an orphan. The Basks took him in and raised him as their own. He herded sheep with them, in many places in the west. He had so many wonderful stories. It was a beautiful life.
What an awesome video, loved watching through it and it put a huge smile on my face. We can all learn so much from Pedro, such a sweet humble guy
I hope Pedro can have his family come to the States soon.
Love this look into a different way of life. Keep up the good work B&D
Thank you! More videos coming soon.
Bonito trabajo el de Pedro y es verdant lo aren't x tender una Vida mejor... thanks guys for sharing this great video
Outstanding... This was a unbelievable story. Broncs & Donks you out did yourself on this edit....
That is the job the my dad had wen he came to the usa but now he is a rancher 😊
These Guys come to Idaho every year. I ALWAYS Stop to Hang out with them for a few hours, Give them Canned food, Snacks, Beans,Rice,Bread and even Treats for the Dogs ( which are HUGE and always stare at me like i owe them money)! Dudes are always Friendly and Cool and Appreciative of the gifts.
See his smile when he said that he liked the work, no hesitation.
I'm crying...I love you Pedro and I thank you ... blessings darlings from Granny Linda in OZ.
I raise sheep. This is one of my dreams. Awesome video thank you
Pedro lives a life far away from hypocrates ❤
Hey I'm a sheep herder in monument valley utah.. I love the life an many sheep camps passed down from generation to generation.. thanks for documenting pedros life an sharing sheep herding in mountain life.. 😊
I vote they do a video about your life.
This was an incredibly encouraging and inspiring video.
This is awesome. Truly showing the sacrifices people make just to put food on the table .
Good Jobs Guys taking care of him like family!! ❤🙏🏽
Awsome! Love Pedro..and the support of his American family. So many people come to our country for a better life..and they may be from other countries....but has great opportunities.
Great video. Love that you took the time to get his perspective.
Thanks for this video. Ive always wondered about the life of sheep herders here. Wow.amazing
Dude escaped the Matrix.
Really enjoyed the video, where I spent most of my life there were sheep herders from the Basque Country. Northern Nevada, Elko County you'll find trees marked with dates and the names of a few of the herders who like Pedro worked hundreds of sheep. An interesting life for sure, and if you ever get to Elko, or Boise try the Basque food restaurants, you won't regret it.
Excellent show sir !! Thank you !!!
GREAT video…the solitude sounds wonderful…for a little while
This was a beautiful video. Truly touching, and great job filming and putting it together!
My family had a ranch in western Colorado. We ran sheep, cattle and a dairy. Every Saturday we would stop at the L&M grocery store in Collbran for 5 lbs of flour, coffee, beans and a large hunk of some kind of meat then head up to the High Tower mountain in a 1968 truck bed style Bronco. Before the Bronco it was a 1945 Willys Jeep. We would handi man jack and come along winch our way to find the sheep herder, Then the environmental police made us stop. Pack horses added an extra couple hours to the trip.
Great episode! Puts life in perspective.
I think you would become highly successful if you were to do more documentaries on the unsung workers like Pedro that have committed their lives to doing a job that matters but goes mostly unnoticed. Ranchers, herders and such. This one was very interesting. I could become a youtube junky with more of this content!
A good story. Tales to tell his grand kids. Thanks☀️👩🌾
Thank you! I enjoyed this video. It reminded me to be grateful for even the simple things!
Great video! Great story. Thanks
Amazing story. Had several friends who ranched and ran sheep and employed sheepherders, sometimes Mexican's sometimes Navajos. Since America started importing the meat and wool they could no longer afford to keep sheep so went to strictly cattle. Wool sits in the shed and they are unable to sell it so ya cannot blame them. No more sheepherders or camps going up into the mountains. Miss that part of Americana.
Thank you for that video! That was great seeing how the sheep herders look after their critters 👍.
Glad you enjoyed it!
Awesome video guys thank you
I think Pedro is a fearless and brave man , these places are notorious for bigfoots, skinwalkers., dogman
Another great day when you post.
Thank you!
This video reminded me of riding in the Uinta mountains Butterfly lake to Henry's fork came across thousands of sheep but only a couple sheep herders and a few dogs
Beautiful mules!!
That is a great story
We have been watching you guys for a long time! We love your channel!
With that said, this is the best video! These guys are not recognized with all the work they do, most people don’t know they exist!!! Such a great video!
I am so proud of you guys nice job with the animals my dreams with sheep and cows ❤
I would love to see you do a story with him again in the future ! Ask him what he thinks about his line of work if he happens to still be herding and just his story in general
Great Video! Thanks for putting it together!
I absolutely love yalls channel. Yes more videos like this is such an educational experience. People need to know more about different lifestyles. Like for instance Farmers life and where actual food comes from. Just like the Cowboy way of life.. Ranching etc. Great job. God bless
What a great video! It's unbelievable how much you have progressed over the years. And Pedro seems like an amazing person, thank you for telling his story.
Thank you so much! It’s crazy to think that Pedro won’t see this video for a long time because he is not in phone service right now.
This is a stunning video. Thank you.
Glad you enjoyed it!
That was great. As a "dog person" im always interested in working dogs. As soon as you started narrating i was thinking "i hope he has LGD! I want to see his LGD!" 😊
Thank you for your report work of this stories. Stunning places, great donkeys. Congratulation to you and your guys from Italy
Awesome, Tyler! I’ve been missing your vids.
Great video Broncs and donks. Would love to see more videos like this. Pedro is a very good man. To leave his family to come here to provide them. God bless Pedro!
Ain't gonna figure it out in a few nights buddy. I am shepherding in the Alps. Oldest job in the world.
I respect videos that platform work... hard work... that men/some women endure for all of us. Thank you for sharing this information. 🤠
Love the story thanks for sharing.
Our pleasure!
I’m very suited to such a life. I love horses and riding, enjoy my own company. I spent 3 months on a mountain -without electricity I brought books but I ended up busy with outdoor tasks like fencing. Loved watching the stars.
Working on languages just in case. 😁
such a beutiful place to work
I was a sheep herder when I was a teenager. It was the best days of my life. You need to do more of this type of video. Sheep, mules and steep country is what it’s about.
Just come across this channel and I love the content! Keep it up. 👍 sincerely-your new subscriber!
Of course.. now we know that college is not always necessary...
I'm glad your back filming I love your channel I love horses. So when I stumbled across your channel I watched a video and I fell in love! Please do more videos your upload schedule is kinda bad.
I would love to ask Pedro if he's seen weird and dangerous stuff,like bears,wolves,bigfoot...
Pedrrrroooooooooooo saludos-. Un fuerte abrazo mi hermano
Pedro has a nice big strong horse
If Pedro is there, where is Heidi and her grandfather 🙂🤔
The challenge is that here is New world not Swiss Alps
This was a great video. Well done my friend.
Absolute dream job.
Loved the video! Reminded me of my uncle who worked on a ranch in south TX and I would go visit him and work with him in the summer. Again awesome video!
Nice to see some of the country I used to elk hunt in under the shoe. I have family in the valley. Nice video, Thanks
Great video. You've just shown me things we don't get to see in the area where I live. Northeast Indiana. Just the mountains and forests, the sheep herds. We have some sheep but not herds like that.
Great Video about the life, taking care of sheep.
Honestly, how can I get a work like this? This is literally my dream. I'm venezuelan, and I speak fluent English. I love animals and I want to help taking care of them.
Look up ranches and contact the managers. There are also tons of guest ranches who need workers.
i was like this cant be a broncs and donks episode i missed. Then I realized it literally just came out 2 minutes ago!! scoreee
You might have to create a loto so we can participate and the winner go spend one day with Pedro.
That has to be one of the koolest jobs❤great country...
Sheep herders are always happy because they don't deal with humans. This would be my perfect job.
What a great episode that was awesome you guys!!!!
When I worked in Peru, the military was very oppressive against the locals. The Shinning Path guerrillas were waging war against the Alan Garcia presidency. Through all of that the Peruvian people struggled to survive. Its a beautiful county with warm people. I made lots of friends.
Beautiful country
I knew it looked familiar. I've hunted those hills for decades. Probably ran into Pedro at one point. I know the they keep the predators low. Good job
Fantastic
I love the VID so much. You should also go ahead down to the naval reservation to get some videos or imaging on sheep herders down there. There's a lot of cows mules and petroglyphs in the rocks. Navajo's love to talk about history their culture and tradition. Also good regarding america's history ❤😊
Miss your videos! This was a great one!
Thank you! We have more videos releasing soon!
Now he has to worry about damn wolfs good job Colorado
That was one heck of a documentary one of the best I've seen in a long time you should do the one about how they use the mules to haul the fish into those Lakes if they still do it
Back in the 80s and early 90s I would see herders around boulder mountain in Utah but they were all Navajo guys. It wasnt until years later when I was hitchhiking through Nevada I got a ride from a rancher that was dropping off some Herders in the mountains around Wells, Nv . He told me they were all Peruvians. I found it curious that guys would come all the way from Peru just to herd sheep. But, I can understand their reasons. Anyhoo, great vid!
It is an amazing video. Sadly, Pedro can see his children only once every 3 years.
Sounds like a smart guy