I really wish we had a “heart” button to push...love hearing about your bison. I’ve always loved seeing them on rare occasions in a field or on an animal show. So sad there aren’t more in North America. Thanks for doing all you are doing to raise healthy animals. Can’t wait to see the babies. Awesome videos too!
This was one very fascinating video for many reasons: 1. Your childhood love of animals 2. Working with Crooked Horn and Daniel 3. Your dreams and goals on being a part of bringing Bison back Truly enjoyed every part of this video! (Especially Eleanor) she's a sweetheart!
Just subscribed! I’m buying 60 acres I’m sure it’s not enough but I want to start raising bison! Great info and enjoying the channel! The connection between you and Arms family is cool too! God bless!
Thank you Dusty and Family for having Bison. I am from England and have always loved Bison and hated how millions were killed. So well done to you and your Family!!!!
Thank You for protecting our great American Bisons, They represent the history of the Great Land we live on even before the founding fathers founded America, Thank You for preserving it!!
IN MY VIEW A great big thanks to you for sharing your story about why you have your bison. Being a teacher explains why you’re able to communicate so clearly what is in your head to your NEW pupils. Us, your audience.
Hey Dusty, I have have a love of bison for longer than I have been married (30 3/4 yrs.) We were looking for 50+ acres but we settled on 5 acres to be near our daughter and grandsons. We are still looking for 20+ acres near us to possibly raise bison or cattle if my lovely wife is too worried about working with the bison. Keep up your good work with them. We need more people like you.
You are doing a great job with your bison ,taking care them . I know I've seen coaches teaches sports,and now I see someone that is a coach for Bison ,you knows about bison and you are teaching others how to raise bison ,great job and continue the great work of. Your name will become Coach Bison . Thanks for sharing the details. God Bless You , your family and those healthy bison
I just subscribed thanks to Arms Family Homestead who had a video of working your Bison on their channel. I know next to nothing about running a ranch or working cattle or bison so I joined to learn more. I am a retired research chemist from the pharmaceutical industry but I grew up on a small town in Northern California, have also always loved animals, and respected those who worked on farms and ranches for a living as well as back to basics lifestyle in what now sometimes seems like a bit of a crazy world that we live in. I look forward to watching more of your videos.
Thank you for sharing that Dusty. In the beginning I got nervous with you standing there with your back to the bison. I was afraid that something could happen and you wouldn't see it because you were concentrating on the camera and not what they were doing, but then seeing you feeding one i started tp relax about you in with them. LOL i look forward to more video with your bison. I love that scene in Dances With Wolves were they are chasing the heard of Tatonka during the hunt and they are running amongst the herd! Just an amazing scene. Hey that reminds me Dusty did you ever check out that Appaloosa Stallion " Earthquake Ike " on UA-cam cutting a Bison from the herd? It's an awesome piece of video working the bison. It's taken I believe up in Canada. Good luck Dusty and thank you for posting!😃🏇🐎🐴
I grew up in New York, The Bronx zoo. From the age of 5 I was always interested in the American Bison ( Buffalo as the were called in the 1950"s) so glad I get to watch your videos and get to see these beautifully majestic animals up close.
Hello, great video, thank you for sharing. I really enjoy your videos and seeing your bison. Keep up the great work. Have a Blessed Day **HUGS & PRAYERS** from Kelly and critters at Piney Haven Homestead.
You should be proud of your accomplishment . Those beautiful creatures look like they are taken good care of, and you have a beautiful ranch as well . Keep up the great work, and continue to bring us along with you. Thanks for sharing your passion . 👍
I recently lost my position as a business analyst but I've been working on the side for a couple of years as a knife/scissor/tool sharpener and sharpening has become my full-time gig since then and it's treated me well. I've always had a distant interest in ranching, particularly bison, and I've been looking for some opportunities on operations like this to get into ranch hand work. Wonderful to see someone preserve the native animals and keep the system going as it was before industrialized man showed up. Kudos!
Thankful to hear of all your prior experience. I had a classmate in Michigan that raised Bison for several years. It was always fun to drive past his farm and see a Mom and a calf in the corral in front of the barn. They have a reputation of being aggressive and he had a very high fence(people proofing), and then a row of bison proof fence...
I was getting nervous at first part of the video...The bulls were acting up and I wasn't sure you noticed it. Glad you did.... Thank you for sharing the story of your beings and your love for Bison(it shows). Good video ,PLEASE,keep them coming. I do enjoy learning about them. Thank you.
This is awesome! And dream big! Colorado released a very small herd a few years back on the prairie. They now a herd of about 70+ and are running out of room now due to their abundant numbers. Best of luck! They are beautiful and amazing creatures!
Dusty, Beautiful Starter Herd...You are doing what you enjoy...that is the most important part...Daniel needs a bison, don’t you think?? Hugs from Kennebunk Maine....did you know that Maine use to have Elk?? I would love to see Elk brought back here in Maine. There use to be a Red Deer farm up the road that would sell the antlers to Japan for big $$$$
Enjoyed the video and learning a little about your life and how you acquired your herd. I appreciate you taking on raising Bison. As you know they are a big part of our American history. They sure are beautiful animals. Eleanor seems like a gentle cow. Thank you for taking the time to produce the videos. Y'all take care and God bless.
Thanks for sharing your path in life and how you came to love bison. They are frequently misunderstood and feared. They need champions that will help bring back their numbers.
You are already doing a great job,i see how you like them and I how they so close to you already ,it good to work with animals and now they are in a safe place where there is no creatures to mess with them.
this is awesome- i have always wanted to know more about bison not just what the text books say- cant wait to learn more and learn about their unique traits etc...many blessings
Chris, I'm sorry to hear that about your brother. I hope you enjoy the videos.I hope the content brings you some joy of how amazing these animals are and will always be. I'm lucky just to be able to have these amazing animals. Stay in touch! - Dusty
Dusty, when Daniel said he hoped you would create a channel, I was immediately on board. I was happy to subscribe. Go for it! It’s great! Jean from Arizona 🏜🌴🦂🌵🦎☀️😊
Glad I came across your channel, your passion for bison shines through. I hope that the channel grows, as I am excited to be able to watch you on your journey with your bison, and wish you the best of luck for the future
Hi Dusty, just found your channel after watching another farming video. Glad you had the courage to follow your dreams and what you enjoy. The pictures you had of the big bull were amazing that such a big Bison would eat out of your hands. So great that you have a close relationship with your Bison and that they are people friendly. Looking forward to more videos to come.
I just now saw that Dusty …. It’s your best video! You are blessed and we appreciate what you do and we all are glad you do what you do. We all love Eleanor, of course !!!
Really delighted to find you. I have been a city girl all my life (78), but I love animals. You have a new faithful subscriber. Keep up the good work. I’ve enjoyed a bunch of your content now. Thanks!
It's nice to see people wants to take care animals and I see you already don't want to turn your back on them you and the animals are blessed .Great Video thanks for sharing
I read somewhere that the massive aquifer in the plains states is drying up and if it does and collapses it will never refill. It is my understanding that the bison, actually the lack of bison, is the root cause. Their massive grazing and fertilizing (poop) had/has some sort of impact on the water and now that the bison are gone....so is the water! Its not replacing itself at the rate it used to.
Good afternoon Dusty , thank you for the video and you talking about what inspired you!! . I did the same with Hereford 's here in Hereford UK . When you live your dream life just gets better, anyway Take Care and catch you next time 👍😎🇬🇧.
Thanks for sharing your story & the story of the bison. I would like to hear more about their history. I will be following you on this amazing journey. They are such a part of American history & deserve to be saved. Hugs from Vicki in Ft. Worth, Texas.
I love the view on this video, the green grass and trees with the dark overcast skies (my favorite, I don't like intense sun...and I live in Miami..), it is really nice...but, I spent a year in OKC doing pharmaceutical sales and remember how humid and hot it gets....no Bueno.
To see someone with your passion for these animals is great. Looking forward to seeing more of this journey. Thank you for sharing with us. God bless you and your family
Your videos bring some of my ancestry back to life. My Maternal Grandpa was a teacher in the one room schools in South Dakota. He too had a farm/ranch homestead. He would tell stories of when he and Grandma went west. The most fun was when he pretended to be a buffalo as he told the story. I'm so very happy you are following your youthful passion. I taught junior and senior high for 34 1/2 years.
It was great to hear about your passion for bison, and a bit about your history. I guess when it's meant to be it will happen quickly. Just like I did for you. Go bison!
I love your story. What an awesome life you have created for you and your family. I don't know anything about those beautiful creatures so I am glad you are willing to teach people about them. I see that they are shedding their fur, does it all come off by itself or do you have to do anything for them to help that process along? Again I know nothing about them. Have a blessed day and be safe my friend.
It's hard to brush them...they won't let you really get that close unless they're in a squeeze chute. I wish I could comb it all out though....because it will just naturally fall onto the ground. Thank you! - Dusty
I've been researching and going to farms for the past 6 years or so, while my road to having my bison ranch will take a bit longer than I'd like I'll hopefully be able to avoid making the same mistakes as some and quickly fix the ones I do make. Luckily we have some great people in WV that have helped me take steps in realizing the dream.
Enjoyed your story. It's nice to know how your love of the Bison developed. Especially enjoyed the, "OH CRAP" I'm getting Bison part. Do you have any info on how the Vet got the Bison to start with? I would be interested to know your future plans. What do you do with Bison? Will you develop your herd to sell, butcher meat for your family, etc.? (Not sure you want to discuss if you plan on butchering, some get upset about that.) My father-in-law use to just tell his kids that the animal had a heart attack because the kids couldn't handle it and next thing you know they had meat in the freezer. You might have to do the same with the You Tube subscribers and just say that one of the Bison didn't make it (which would be the truth). You may be able to tell that I was raised on a working farm.
I just want to grow my herd first of all. (Even though it takes a while longer than cattle) But yes, I want to sell some for meet and some for breeding. I love your thinking on this though....you are right! Your father-in-law sounds hilarious, but what a good reason for the animal to "disappear". Lol Thank you, Dusty
I really wish we had a “heart” button to push...love hearing about your bison. I’ve always loved seeing them on rare occasions in a field or on an animal show. So sad there aren’t more in North America. Thanks for doing all you are doing to raise healthy animals. Can’t wait to see the babies. Awesome videos too!
Thank you Andra! I can't wait either!
- Dusty
@@CrossTimbersBison nice，great job，need more people feeding bison
Thank you for preserving our American heritage.
The irony in that statement
This was one very fascinating video for many reasons:
1. Your childhood love of animals
2. Working with Crooked Horn and Daniel
3. Your dreams and goals on being a part of bringing Bison back
Truly enjoyed every part of this video! (Especially Eleanor) she's a sweetheart!
Thank you so much! That means so much to me! Eleanor is the best!
- Dusty
I think Eleanor likes her treats! I can't wait for their calves to arrive!!
I searched for bison farm and I'm supporting this much! ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
Awesome! Thank you!
Thank you for taking good care of these beautiful animals
I LOVE BISON ❤️
Just subscribed! I’m buying 60 acres I’m sure it’s not enough but I want to start raising bison! Great info and enjoying the channel! The connection between you and Arms family is cool too! God bless!
It’s enough! As long as you got some good grass! Thanks for watching!
I think its really great what y'all are doing. Bison are such beautiful creatures and are part of our heritage. And they taste so good. Lol.
Yes they do! Thank you!
- Dusty
I never get tired of seeing the buffalo running across the pasture in your opening!
Thank you Dusty and Family for having Bison.
I am from England and have always loved Bison and hated how millions were killed.
So well done to you and your Family!!!!
They are amazing animals.
Dusty, thank you for sharing your passion and love of bison with the world. I look forward to learning more about them.
Beautiful but be carfull❤ when they❤come around they are very ❤huge and can be dangerous be around
Thank You for protecting our great American Bisons, They represent the history of the Great Land we live on even before the founding fathers founded America, Thank You for preserving it!!
IN MY VIEW
A great big thanks to you for sharing your story about why you have your bison. Being a teacher explains why you’re able to communicate so clearly what is in your head to your NEW pupils. Us, your audience.
Great job Dusty. Thank you.
Beautiful animals. Thanks for sharing your story.
Hey Dusty, I have have a love of bison for longer than I have been married (30 3/4 yrs.) We were looking for 50+ acres but we settled on 5 acres to be near our daughter and grandsons. We are still looking for 20+ acres near us to possibly raise bison or cattle if my lovely wife is too worried about working with the bison. Keep up your good work with them. We need more people like you.
That's exciting!! We need more producers out there! Stay in touch and I hope you guys are able to raise some someday!
- Dusty
You are doing a great job with your bison ,taking care them . I know I've seen coaches teaches sports,and now I see someone that is a coach for Bison ,you knows about bison and you are teaching others how to raise bison ,great job and continue the great work of. Your name will become Coach Bison . Thanks for sharing the details. God Bless You , your family and those healthy bison
Thank you so much!! I enjoy doing both
That's awesome, Thank you for saving what God has made. You will truly be blessed.
I just subscribed thanks to Arms Family Homestead who had a video of working your Bison on their channel. I know next to nothing about running a ranch or working cattle or bison so I joined to learn more. I am a retired research chemist from the pharmaceutical industry but I grew up on a small town in Northern California, have also always loved animals, and respected those who worked on farms and ranches for a living as well as back to basics lifestyle in what now sometimes seems like a bit of a crazy world that we live in. I look forward to watching more of your videos.
First channel I have watched with someone raising Bison, Love watching you!!
Thank you Linda!!
Thank you for sharing that Dusty. In the beginning I got nervous with you standing there with your back to the bison. I was afraid that something could happen and you wouldn't see it because you were concentrating on the camera and not what they were doing, but then seeing you feeding one i started tp relax about you in with them. LOL i look forward to more video with your bison. I love that scene in Dances With Wolves were they are chasing the heard of Tatonka during the hunt and they are running amongst the herd! Just an amazing scene. Hey that reminds me Dusty did you ever check out that Appaloosa Stallion " Earthquake Ike " on UA-cam cutting a Bison from the herd? It's an awesome piece of video working the bison. It's taken I believe up in Canada. Good luck Dusty and thank you for posting!😃🏇🐎🐴
Thank goodness , my family . dose have rep. Love native garden. Plants & Bushes and So many Flowers .
Thanks for sharing... they are beautiful. 🤗
I grew up in New York, The Bronx zoo. From the age of 5 I was always interested in the American Bison ( Buffalo as the were called in the 1950"s) so glad I get to watch your videos and get to see these beautifully majestic animals up close.
I love bison! I live in Kentucky next to Big Bone State Park and there is a heard of bison with 4 new baby's this year, they're so beautiful!
Hello, great video, thank you for sharing. I really enjoy your videos and seeing your bison. Keep up the great work. Have a Blessed Day **HUGS & PRAYERS** from Kelly and critters at Piney Haven Homestead.
You should be proud of your accomplishment . Those beautiful creatures look like they are taken good care of, and you have a beautiful ranch as well . Keep up the great work, and continue to bring us along with you. Thanks for sharing your passion . 👍
Thank you for following!! I'm lucky to have these awesome animals!
- Dusty
I recently lost my position as a business analyst but I've been working on the side for a couple of years as a knife/scissor/tool sharpener and sharpening has become my full-time gig since then and it's treated me well. I've always had a distant interest in ranching, particularly bison, and I've been looking for some opportunities on operations like this to get into ranch hand work. Wonderful to see someone preserve the native animals and keep the system going as it was before industrialized man showed up. Kudos!
Keep up the good work with the bison. We'll keep wishing you well and dropping a good word for you with the lord.
Thankful to hear of all your prior experience. I had a classmate in Michigan that raised Bison for several years.
It was always fun to drive past his farm and see a Mom and a calf in the corral in front of the barn.
They have a reputation of being aggressive and he had a very high fence(people proofing), and then a row of bison proof fence...
I just want to hug & snuggle Eleanor! ♥️🐃♥️
I was getting nervous at first part of the video...The bulls were acting up and I wasn't sure you noticed it. Glad you did....
Thank you for sharing the story of your beings and your love for Bison(it shows). Good video ,PLEASE,keep them coming. I do enjoy learning about them.
Thank you.
This is awesome! And dream big! Colorado released a very small herd a few years back on the prairie. They now a herd of about 70+ and are running out of room now due to their abundant numbers. Best of luck! They are beautiful and amazing creatures!
Thank you for sharing your video .
Congratulations
Dusty, Beautiful Starter Herd...You are doing what you enjoy...that is the most important part...Daniel needs a bison, don’t you think?? Hugs
from Kennebunk Maine....did you know that Maine use to have Elk?? I would love to see Elk brought back here in Maine. There use to be a
Red Deer farm up the road that would sell the antlers to Japan for big $$$$
Even at 6 you are saving the species, the rest will come in time! Great story and thanks for sharing it with us.
They are gorgeous animals. Eleanor does look like a sweety. I’m glad Daniel told us about your channel.
Enjoyed the video and learning a little about your life and how you acquired your herd. I appreciate you taking on raising Bison. As you know they are a big part of our American history. They sure are beautiful animals. Eleanor seems like a gentle cow. Thank you for taking the time to produce the videos. Y'all take care and God bless.
Thank you for watching and joining us!
- Dusty
Thanks for sharing your path in life and how you came to love bison. They are frequently misunderstood and feared. They need champions that will help bring back their numbers.
Very cool story. Thanks for sharing it with us and we look forward to watching you grow your beautiful herd.
DUSTY THANKS FOR SHARINNG
You are already doing a great job,i see how you like them and I how they so close to you already ,it good to work with animals and now they are in a safe place where there is no creatures to mess with them.
this is awesome- i have always wanted to know more about bison not just what the text books say- cant wait to learn more and learn about their unique traits etc...many blessings
Excellent video, Bison are Beautiful. Thanks for telling us about your history and how you got into Bison.
Thank you!!
I love what you are doing and love watching you do it. My brother always had a dream of raising bison. He passed away last month.
Chris, I'm sorry to hear that about your brother. I hope you enjoy the videos.I hope the content brings you some joy of how amazing these animals are and will always be. I'm lucky just to be able to have these amazing animals. Stay in touch!
- Dusty
Wishing you a Blessed day
Dusty, when Daniel said he hoped you would create a channel, I was immediately on board. I was happy to subscribe. Go for it! It’s great! Jean from Arizona 🏜🌴🦂🌵🦎☀️😊
I'm glad he talked me into it!
Thank you!!
Love your story ❤️. Love the setting in which it was told. Picture perfect, with sweet Eleanor and your little bison family. Thanks again!
Glad I came across your channel, your passion for bison shines through. I hope that the channel grows, as I am excited to be able to watch you on your journey with your bison, and wish you the best of luck for the future
Thank you for joining us! I appreciate that
Thanks for telling your store! Awesome! The bison are shedding and loving beautiful! Keep up the good work!
Thanks for sharing. Can't wait for the bell too ring for the next video
always enjoy watching your videos, Thanks for sharing.
Hey, thanks for letting us get to know you a little better. Enjoyed the video. Love the bison! God bless.
Yeah thank you! Great story of your life. Glad you're doing what you're doing.
Hi Dusty, just found your channel after watching another farming video. Glad you had the courage to follow your dreams and what you enjoy. The pictures you had of the big bull were amazing that such a big Bison would eat out of your hands. So great that you have a close relationship with your Bison and that they are people friendly. Looking forward to more videos to come.
What a great story thanks for sharing that with us it's great to see how they make you smile
Thanks so much for this Video and you including some pictures showing your history
Great video buddy it’s very nice to know your background ...keep up good work ....love to watch your videos 👍🤓🍻
Very proud of what you are doing. Great job.
I just now saw that Dusty …. It’s your best video! You are blessed and we appreciate what you do and we all are glad you do what you do. We all love Eleanor, of course !!!
We are all going to love Elenor! Thanks for sharing your passion? 👍
Really delighted to find you. I have been a city girl all my life (78), but I love animals. You have a new faithful subscriber. Keep up the good work. I’ve enjoyed a bunch of your content now. Thanks!
It's nice to see people wants to take care animals and I see you already don't want to turn your back on them you and the animals are blessed .Great Video thanks for sharing
Best of both worlds. Teaching, coaching, and Bison
Hahah! You bet!
Nice video Hopefully we can meet your wife,family and step father. Soon. You are inspirational when you talk about your bison.
Great video. Am looking forward towards learning more about Bison. Thank you for sharing.
I read somewhere that the massive aquifer in the plains states is drying up and if it does and collapses it will never refill. It is my understanding that the bison, actually the lack of bison, is the root cause. Their massive grazing and fertilizing (poop) had/has some sort of impact on the water and now that the bison are gone....so is the water! Its not replacing itself at the rate it used to.
That's really interesting. It's crazy how the landscapes have changed in a negative way due to the lack of bison grazing.
Good afternoon Dusty , thank you for the video and you talking about what inspired you!! . I did the same with Hereford 's here in Hereford UK . When you live your dream life just gets better, anyway Take Care and catch you next time 👍😎🇬🇧.
You are on point!
Thank you Wayne!
Beautiful majestic animals, it's wonderful you are breeding your own herd
Thank you so much for sharing your passion for bison. I am so excited to continue this educational journey and look forward to viewing your videos.
Thanks for sharing your story & the story of the bison. I would like to hear more about their history. I will be following you on this amazing journey. They are such a part of American history & deserve to be saved. Hugs from Vicki in Ft. Worth, Texas.
Thank you Vicki! They have a great history!!
- Dusty
It's a surprise to me to need my bison fix two or three times a day.keep the videos coming.Thanks and stay safe.
Cool video can’t wait to see more.
I love the view on this video, the green grass and trees with the dark overcast skies (my favorite, I don't like intense sun...and I live in Miami..), it is really nice...but, I spent a year in OKC doing pharmaceutical sales and remember how humid and hot it gets....no Bueno.
To see someone with your passion for these animals is great. Looking forward to seeing more of this journey. Thank you for sharing with us. God bless you and your family
Your videos bring some of my ancestry back to life. My Maternal Grandpa was a teacher in the one room schools in South Dakota. He too had a farm/ranch homestead. He would tell stories of when he and Grandma went west. The most fun was when he pretended to be a buffalo as he told the story. I'm so very happy you are following your youthful passion. I taught junior and senior high for 34 1/2 years.
I feel like this is a special calling. Thank you man. My goals have been set.
It is so refreshing to see a guy your age doing what you're doing.
Your start with the bison is an amazing story. I will continue to follow you and watch your progress
Thank you Chrissy!!
I love how you share YOUR love of these majestic animals. God bless your endeavors.
Ty for what u do! Bison r an amazing animal.
They are so awesome
What a great personal story and passion! I am hooked . . . can't wait for more vlogs on the herd. Keep up the good work.
Thank you Jerry!
Dusty thank you for sharing your passion for bison I can sure see the pull they are amazing animals
Keep up the great American Bison legacy. Rocking it!
It was great to hear about your passion for bison, and a bit about your history. I guess when it's meant to be it will happen quickly. Just like I did for you. Go bison!
I love your story. What an awesome life you have created for you and your family. I don't know anything about those beautiful creatures so I am glad you are willing to teach people about them. I see that they are shedding their fur, does it all come off by itself or do you have to do anything for them to help that process along? Again I know nothing about them. Have a blessed day and be safe my friend.
It's hard to brush them...they won't let you really get that close unless they're in a squeeze chute. I wish I could comb it all out though....because it will just naturally fall onto the ground.
Thank you!
- Dusty
Love the bison....will just have to overlook you being a Cowpokes alunmi. 😉😉.....Let's go Mountaineers!!
Blue and gold all day.
Hahah!! I don't mind those Mountaineers!...better than those Sooners! Lol
@@CrossTimbersBison agreed 100%....love the channel!!
I've been researching and going to farms for the past 6 years or so, while my road to having my bison ranch will take a bit longer than I'd like I'll hopefully be able to avoid making the same mistakes as some and quickly fix the ones I do make.
Luckily we have some great people in WV that have helped me take steps in realizing the dream.
You got this Jake! It will happen when it's suppose to bud! Use all of the resources you can to help you get started.
- Dusty
I love to watch your interactions with them.
Those Bison are gentle. Good luck an understand the reason you wAnt Bison . Love them wish they were more free. Good luck.
Thanks for sharing your knowledge on your bison, I really like your channel!! Be careful out there with your amazing bison!!
Thank you for teaching us about the bison. I'm from Chicago...3 blocks from Wriggly Field...So your videos are very interesting to me.
i love your channel. Appreciate you telling the reason you want to do this with the bison, thank you!
Love your passion for such a majestic animal we need more like you so we don’t lose these animals I’ll watch to see if I can help you in any way
Thank you Patrick!
Enjoyed your story. It's nice to know how your love of the Bison developed. Especially enjoyed the, "OH CRAP" I'm getting Bison part. Do you have any info on how the Vet got the Bison to start with?
I would be interested to know your future plans. What do you do with Bison? Will you develop your herd to sell, butcher meat for your family, etc.? (Not sure you want to discuss if you plan on butchering, some get upset about that.) My father-in-law use to just tell his kids that the animal had a heart attack because the kids couldn't handle it and next thing you know they had meat in the freezer. You might have to do the same with the You Tube subscribers and just say that one of the Bison didn't make it (which would be the truth). You may be able to tell that I was raised on a working farm.
I just want to grow my herd first of all. (Even though it takes a while longer than cattle) But yes, I want to sell some for meet and some for breeding.
I love your thinking on this though....you are right! Your father-in-law sounds hilarious, but what a good reason for the animal to "disappear". Lol
Thank you,
Dusty
You are a great teacher! I really enjoy learning about the bison and your story! Keep up the good work! 💕
Thank you Cheryl!
- Dusty
@@CrossTimbersBison is there money in this business
What a way to start out, young man. Working with Bison stuck on you😂😂😂. This was meant for you and your wife.❤❤❤❤. Congratulations 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉
Watching from Central ILLINOIS. I'm glad I ran across you a few months ago now.
Amazing! I look forward to learning more about Bison. I didn’t know anything about their history, thx for sharing 😁
CONGRATULATIONS 🎉 5000 subscribers. Keep up the great work
THANK YOU!!
- Dusty