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Introducing The 777 Front Range 800 Fill Nikwax Tread Puffy Jacket
The 777 Front Range Jacket is made from a durable and lightweight nylon shell and filled with 800 Fill Down. It has hidden drawstring in the hand pockets to cinch down the waist, a cinch down hood, chest pocket, and it can be stored stuffed and stored in its left hand pocket for travel or a camp pillow in a pinch. The jacket has a Vislon Magnetic Zipper, making it easier to zip up when wearing gloves.
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W's High Altitude Pullover
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A Heavy Weight Pullover with Comfort and Style. The High Altitude Fleece is a high-pile sherpa fleece on the outside. On the inside a polyester micro fleece (for comfort next to skin). We designed this to keep you warm and comfortable on cold days in and around the mountains. Put the High Altitude fleece on after a great day on the slopes, or when lounging by the fire at the family cabin. smith...
Introducing the Shonkin Jacket - Insulated With Lavalon Wool
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What makes this jacket different from most, is the story behind the insulation. Lavalon Wool is made from traceable European wool, is 100% washable, and produced in Germany. Lavalon wool is made from a blend of Virgin Wool (82%) and Polylactide (18%). Polylactide (PLA) is a corn based, biodegradable fiber, that makes the wool stronger and more durable. The wool and corn-based PLA is bonded toge...
The Truth About Ranching - The Story of a 5th Generation (1909) Montana Rancher
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Chisholm Christensen (named after Jesse Chisholm), a 5th Generation Rancher and Montanan, gives us a unique behind the scenes look at what Ranching is really like in the 21st century. The Ranch started in 1909, where for 5 generations and over hundred years they have been raising cattle on the same land his great great grandfather homesteaded. Chisholm admits, "All of them figured out a way to ...
Traditional Cattle Branding In Central Montana - Waid Ranch est. 1897
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Not all traditions are dead, there are some are worth preserving. The Waid Ranch branded its first animal in 1897. Since then thousands of cattle were raised and sold. In the old days the cattle were driven down to the railyard and sent off to the slaughter. The Brand was the mark of ownership. Without a brand a rancher could not prove he was selling his cattle or his neighbors. Today the brand...
Premium Pima and Tanguis Cotton Tank Tops Made in Peru
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Pima and Tanguis Cotton are premium long fiber cottons coming out of Peru. Longer fibers mean more durability, softer feel, and cool to the touch. We searched for the best material for our tanks and we think we found them. Learn more about our tanks at smithandrogue.com/ Racerback smithandrogue.com/smith-rogue-women-s-racer-back-tank-top Standard smithandrogue.com/smith-rogue-women-s-tank-top C...
A Short Story About Giving Art A Try | SR Presents | Brush and Needle
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Its never too late to pick up a new passion. Avery Shamek is a man of talents and motivation. He was sort of a late bloomer when it came to art and his passion for it. He works in the Smith and Rogue warehouse by day, does tattoo work in his downstairs studio, as well as digital illustration and all sorts of techniques including pencil, pastel, and watercolor. A Smith and Rogue in House Product...
Ely Cattleman x Smith and Rogue - 777 Western Plains Pearl Snap Shirt
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Ely Cattleman also known as Ely & Walker, has been around making western shirts for over a hundred years, since 1878. We partnered up with them to bring back some classic western colorways. Visit our site to purchase and learn more. smithandrogue.com/smith-rogue-mens-heritage-plaids-shirt
Handmade Western Hats in Montana (SR x Cofer) | Crown of the West
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Making western hats by hand started as a hobby in his Airstream Trailer, the rest is history. As a Montana brand ourselves, we are always on the lookout for other creators doing rad stuff in our home state. And after meeting John and Gina we had no doubts about a the beginning of a partnership. With John as the Hatter, and Gina the Manager, they make a pretty darn good team, and seem to really ...
Adventures to Artifacts - Alpaca Blankets 80% Alpaca Wool
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Each of our designs is like a passport to a different place, a handwoven tale spun from remote villages and bustling bazaars. And because we're all about comfort (plus, let's be honest, who wants their cozy companion falling apart?), we blend super-soft alpaca wool with acrylic for ultimate longevity. Think cashmere-level luxury, naturally hypoallergenic, and 30% stronger than your average shee...
Front Ranger Mitten and Glove - Wool and Primaloft Insulation
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The Front Ranger Mittens and Gloves were designed with comfort in mind. Meticulously crafted with a blend of signature PrimaLoft® and Polyester for exceptional insulation, and 60% wool on the back for moisture wicking/temperature regulation; meaning your hands won't get too sweaty while doing arduous tasks. PrimaLoft® is highly advantageous in wet climates as it's able to retain almost all of i...
Original Canvas Insulated Bibs - Hemp and Organic Cotton
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Smith Rogue Original Canvas is made from hemp (54%), organic cotton (14%) and poly fibers (30%) to create ultimate strength and durability. The word canvas actually originates from the word "Cannabis" which is the plant that is used to produce hemp fibers. It is stronger and lasts longer than traditional 100% cotton duck fabrics. Put these bibs to work, it is where they belong. These bib are in...
Showdown MT - Committee Ep. 21
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Showdown MT - Committee Ep. 21
A 1968 Ford Bronco Story - Bloodline
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A 1968 Ford Bronco Story - Bloodline
The Committee Ep. 20 - Montana USA
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The Committee Ep. 20 - Montana USA
Original Canvas Chore Coat - Hemp and Organic Cotton
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Original Canvas Chore Coat - Hemp and Organic Cotton
Three Six Five Highland Alpaca Socks - Made in Peru (Alpaca and Pima Cotton)
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Three Six Five Highland Alpaca Socks - Made in Peru (Alpaca and Pima Cotton)
Born in the Eighties
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Born in the Eighties
Behind the Scenes of Finding Waldron (A Backcountry Snowboarding Film) - with Darren Wood
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Behind the Scenes of Finding Waldron (A Backcountry Snowboarding Film) - with Darren Wood
Finding Waldron | Winter Camping & Splitboarding On The Edge Of Montana's Bob Marshall Wilderness
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Finding Waldron | Winter Camping & Splitboarding On The Edge Of Montana's Bob Marshall Wilderness
Finding Waldron - Official Trailer - A Montana Backcountry Splitboarding Film
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Finding Waldron - Official Trailer - A Montana Backcountry Splitboarding Film
Ramble On Backpack - A One Bag System For Travel
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Ramble On Backpack - A One Bag System For Travel
The Camp Roll | 100% Cotton Canvas Shell + 100% Cotton Lining
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The Camp Roll | 100% Cotton Canvas Shell 100% Cotton Lining
Nikwax Hydrophobic Treated Down Demo
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Nikwax Hydrophobic Treated Down Demo
Taylor's Picks | Her Top 4
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Taylor's Picks | Her Top 4
2023 Women's Denim Guide | An Overview with Taylor D
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2023 Women's Denim Guide | An Overview with Taylor D
Montana Obstacle Challenge | 2022 Knucklebuster (Raising Money for Veteran Healing)
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Montana Obstacle Challenge | 2022 Knucklebuster (Raising Money for Veteran Healing)
How Many Liters in a Duffel/Duffle is Enough for your Next Adventure? | You Ask We Answer
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How Many Liters in a Duffel/Duffle is Enough for your Next Adventure? | You Ask We Answer
Therapy Sessions | Surfing Mexico's Healing Waters - La Chuparosa de Saladita, Guerrero Mexico
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Therapy Sessions | Surfing Mexico's Healing Waters - La Chuparosa de Saladita, Guerrero Mexico
New York's Garment District Still Carries the Torch - Clothes Made in the USA
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New York's Garment District Still Carries the Torch - Clothes Made in the USA

КОМЕНТАРІ

  • @C.H.McPhail
    @C.H.McPhail Годину тому

    The song "Bloodline" needs to be on spotify. Chisholm can sing and should not give up on his side job as it could potentially make him some serious money if it isnt already.

  • @JacobDover-s4m
    @JacobDover-s4m 2 дні тому

    I love ranching. I grew up on a ranch in Buffalo Montana.

  • @jackjetpilot
    @jackjetpilot 8 днів тому

    Outstanding!

  • @nkraus7
    @nkraus7 9 днів тому

    So called “plant based” or printed meat is disgusting! Best meat is real cattle raised by hard working families. Everyone I know is a real carnivore!

  • @wrenstarz
    @wrenstarz 9 днів тому

    Respect!

  • @air4334
    @air4334 9 днів тому

    AMERICANWEST BEEF 🍽 😘

  • @ananths8828
    @ananths8828 11 днів тому

    wonderful. no bullcrap of the corporate world. loved this.

  • @ThreeCedars
    @ThreeCedars 12 днів тому

    “501k” love that

  • @Survivorguidetv
    @Survivorguidetv 12 днів тому

    Where do ya'll get your packs?

  • @ogulcanyolcu8714
    @ogulcanyolcu8714 14 днів тому

    People don't realize where their meat comes from and how. From a member of a Turkish farmer family to every rancher and farmer in the world, thanks for doing this.

  • @DM_0283
    @DM_0283 14 днів тому

    Thank all of you for making this World better!

  • @PeterHermes-n9z
    @PeterHermes-n9z 18 днів тому

    God bless you and your family

  • @brettunger35
    @brettunger35 18 днів тому

    god bless you guys

  • @kevin-haggerty
    @kevin-haggerty 18 днів тому

    Excellent cinematography and great story told. One of the biggest reasons I am moving again is to get closer to nature. Real nature, like this.

  • @LisaRucker-x8k
    @LisaRucker-x8k 20 днів тому

    I love your videos.so cute.

  • @Richard-s5i5n
    @Richard-s5i5n 21 день тому

    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.👍🥹🙏💯🐎🐎

  • @DMM00
    @DMM00 21 день тому

    Great documentary but please lower your prices. An average flannel for 50 dollars is ridiculous.

  • @jannitert6576
    @jannitert6576 22 дні тому

    Hello from Holland, I have two little goats too. I wonder how you made the saddles en tirering belts. I love your adventure with your goats. Greetings Jan

  • @kellydevig5687
    @kellydevig5687 22 дні тому

    Phenomenal video! You folks are incredible!! Ranching has been my life long dream. I come from farming and livestock country. I've always understood that it's not glamorous and it's lots of hard work and uncertainty. Keep up the great work! God is good!

  • @ridelikethewind4703
    @ridelikethewind4703 23 дні тому

    Ranching is hard work, but the most rewarding

  • @DadTough
    @DadTough 24 дні тому

    Even people that eat beef don’t appreciate the work and effort that goes into raising cattle. I want to say thank you to all of the people that raise cattle and I appreciate the work you do.

  • @johannpp20
    @johannpp20 24 дні тому

    I am a young Frenchman from the countryside. I'm not a farmer's son, and there's no ranch here, but I grew up in the country and those are my roots. I must admit that I discovered the ranching life thanks to Yellowstone, but the simplicity and authenticity of this way of life is very dear to me. I envy your freedom, the freedom to do what you love. Here in France, you can't have your own land. Even if you buy it, it will always belong to the state. Whether you're a landlord, a farmer, or whatever you want and you can’t do what you want on it. I dream of a simple life like yours, even though I know it's hard. Nothing is more authentic, nothing is truer than to have your own land, to work it, whether as a farmer or a rancher, and to support your family or the country. I envy you and I hope that God will give me the opportunity one day to live a life like I want to live, with its ups and downs, but simple and authentic like yours. Thank you for what you are doing in your life. God bless you and your family

    • @alanv7120
      @alanv7120 14 днів тому

      save money and move to Nicaragua. here you can buy 40 acres for 60K with rivers crossing the property. And also cattle starting $800 a heifer. think about it. Im a rancher here and its a great business. workers earn $200 A MONTH .

  • @stephanprotzen6030
    @stephanprotzen6030 27 днів тому

    I’m glad the T-bones not going anywhere

  • @juanibarra6518
    @juanibarra6518 Місяць тому

    I am glad to hear this young rancher views of ranching and climate change. Unlike others who climate crisis deniers. Congratulations.

  • @DavidSolomon-ds7hb
    @DavidSolomon-ds7hb Місяць тому

    My Mom's family homesteaded in eastern Oregon in 1903 and my uncles were still ranching when I was growing up. So even though I never lived on the ranch, I've herded cattle on horseback, milked cows, branded calves and fed hay off a horse drawn wagon in January. It's the hardest work I've ever done. However, we ought not to perpetuate the romantic mythology about ranching in the American West. Homesteaders were able to get land because the US government conducted a century long campaign of genocide against American Indians. Let's not sugar coat that reality. Also, it's intellectually dishonest to ignore the cost paid for raising food this way. These folks work their butts off, it's true, but they couldn't survive without the ag subsidies and public lands to graze. Those are public resources they depend on, from the government and all taxpayers. Unfortunately, decades of overgrazing and heedlessness in ag waste management have resulted in severe habitat loss, damage to water ways and pollution. So, yes let's appreciate the folks who produce our food, but not ignore the social and environmental costs that go with it.

  • @chrisoconnor5880
    @chrisoconnor5880 Місяць тому

    Is it law in Montana that all the kids names have to start with the same letter, because it’s fuckin weird

  • @vladislavglazyrin
    @vladislavglazyrin Місяць тому

    Большое уважение к Вам и Вашей Семье из РОССИИ!!! 💪😎👍

  • @appaloosahurley
    @appaloosahurley Місяць тому

    A Montana cattle ranch without a Appaloosa kids horse, Hmm.

  • @Gfthce3426
    @Gfthce3426 Місяць тому

    Easiest way to make a lucrative living I've ever had ' and I've worked my butt off in the rest of white man's world believe me. On the ranch .... all you gotta do is fall in love.... and do what thd land asks .

  • @stevelamore8752
    @stevelamore8752 Місяць тому

    Lacey Waid seems like such a super cool lady and her physical beauty would be enough for any Brokeback Mountain cowboy to be back on her team 🤠 YeeHaa!!!

  • @bertsnyder8492
    @bertsnyder8492 Місяць тому

    Great show. Do the wolves impact your ranch? Thanks for doing what your family has for generations. God bless you and your family!

  • @jseehowitsbeen3177
    @jseehowitsbeen3177 Місяць тому

    I wish my husband and I could afford land so we could raise our own animals and have a place for our 4 kids to also learn and work on. I hope family ranchers can keep going and continuing their legacy.

  • @heysundress
    @heysundress Місяць тому

    So stoked - headed to La Saladita in Jan. What is the second song?? Very good.

  • @damianspears2469
    @damianspears2469 Місяць тому

    Life gets hard and you either quit or you keep going. Both of them hurt. That one will stick with me

  • @RachaelLaverenz-r7q
    @RachaelLaverenz-r7q Місяць тому

    I miss this 😢

  • @Trademan_24-7
    @Trademan_24-7 Місяць тому

    You make America proud!

  • @markdlt2989
    @markdlt2989 Місяць тому

    Talking to Idaho Ranchers, many are not happy with ID Beef Council and the checkoff, or the ID Cattle Association. They call it a good ol boys Network. Sounds like Montana has better councils/associations.

  • @jamessandlin4406
    @jamessandlin4406 Місяць тому

    the climate cult is just that a radical group of people who will mandate everyone else and do nothing but profit from their tyranny do not allow the GODless liberals and their ultra wealthy owners anything ranchers and farmers by necessity are environmentally friendly

  • @Trabucokid
    @Trabucokid Місяць тому

    Headed to la Saladita next week. Nice Stewart👍

  • @cowboicane
    @cowboicane Місяць тому

    Love from Texas!🇨🇱 gimme a call if yall need some help!

  • @Thebluesky0311
    @Thebluesky0311 Місяць тому

    As a guy who lives in the city... I love to see this type of content! God bless :)

  • @wildes_
    @wildes_ Місяць тому

    long live ranching and God bless the USA.

  • @aristapaz2672
    @aristapaz2672 Місяць тому

    Many thanks for sharing your fine lifeways with us! All support to you - Beef is plant-based! Word!!! Great song, too. You might consider formally recording it or sharing it with a country star! It's really great!

  • @stuartrobertson4714
    @stuartrobertson4714 Місяць тому

    Absolutely brilliant video from me the wife and Scott the dog from the north east Scotland 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 Aberdeenshire

  • @spqr1541
    @spqr1541 Місяць тому

    My Respect!

  • @cbxxb4841
    @cbxxb4841 Місяць тому

    Nice family.

  • @jodipokorski4354
    @jodipokorski4354 Місяць тому

    That momma cow at 11 minutes looks like a cull to me....

  • @Alfonso6143
    @Alfonso6143 Місяць тому

    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.

  • @UsamaTahir-n9z
    @UsamaTahir-n9z Місяць тому

    In Australia people uses lemon grass to reduce Methane output.

  • @Gladtobehere-w5t
    @Gladtobehere-w5t Місяць тому

    Psalms 50:10 “For every beast of the forest is mine, and the cattle upon a thousand hills.”