It was so lovely to see you at your family’s home interacting to see the family love and fun is great!! Thank you for allowing us to see your family. May God bless you all greatly each day !
❤🎉 Awww Trinity your young boy is just ADORABLE!!! 😊🤩 Your family work day videos are so fun, very sweet, God is good, thank you Trinity for sharing!! ❤️🥰🙏🐎☺️😁😍
I liked the white one with the war bonnet. Looked like a character. I enjoyed how you figured out how to do that many vaccines fast. The horses didn't flinch, pretty kool❤
Trinity if you are going to split wood the old fashioned way, my favorite is a Stihl splitting maul, for the big stuff, a Stihl splitting Axe for the small stuff, and a Stihl splitting Hatchet for making kindling. Stihl chainsaws and hand equipment are the best in my opinion. They're nor cheap, and are balanced. Try them and you'll agree. If you are Man enough a steel handled Monster Maul is indestructible. For splitting a couple weeks worth, a gas engine hydraulic splitter is a must. That's alot of horses. Good show.
What I notice is teamwork and for what we saw, everyone stayed in their lane and did their job with integrity, knowing that the whole process (a big one) will really suck if attitudes get in the way. Great family and great team work to keep your livestock healthy. Great to participate by watching. Thank you!
Man, I loved seeing all the horses, but the residual warmth of seeing your family all together enjoying a good meal, that's something i think we should all strive for and I thank you for sharing that part of your life with us. Coming from the country lifestyle where we did have horses and and goats, gardens and collected and chopped wood to make it through the winter, I truly miss that chaotic yet peaceful labor, having since moved to a more suburban area. One day I'd adore to work on a ranch alongside good people like you and yours, and really find myself in it again
Hydraulic splitter and a larger chainsaw would save you enormous amounts of time and the whole family could participate in wood harvesting.........When I bought a hydraulic splitter 29 years ago, I wondered why I did not do that 10 years prior!!! (now I am old and need one to get anything done, lol)
I have one too, I haven't used it since I was in the car accident 3 years ago. Hopefully after the surgeries are done I can burn wood again. Those spliters are back savers for sure, I love mine!
thank you for uploading this ! very inspiring. i’ve been a wild child my whole life, come from a long line of poor farmers, dad became a businessman only for my dream since i was 11 to be a farmer lmao
I'll have to try giving the shot that quick. Down to one horse though, so not even close to what you all got going on. turned the headrest around in my truck. Drives me nuts to have my hat pushed off.
Always good to go along. Means a lot to me, I live through a lot of people on UA-cam. I'm sure there are a lot of us out there who go along to do things we no longer can do.
I did the same thing yesterday. I split enough wood for the night and to start this morning, and woke up to 3+ inches of snow on the ground in north Idaho. So I lost that gamble.
Greetings from Kuala Lumpur Malaysia. Love the family dinner scene...and the entire video. We'll be back at our place in the Madison Valley June-July. Come by for my wife's mean beef stew and chicken pot pie. :)
Great video on the satisfaction a good day’s ranch work brings. I think being outside and doing a healthy amount of physical labor is good for the body and the mind. EDIT: I forgot to mention that your family is a great crew, and you are obviously very lucky to be able to work with them.
Its about the same as a cow, but depends on the size for sure. The main difference is that cows get much more out of their feed than a horse. A horse only has 1 stomach and doesn’t chew a cud so hay goes right through them.
How about investing in a log splitter so you don’t need to chop so many pieces to put in the fireplace/stove? At a sale someplace of used farm machinery?
@@LifeintheWest ok, I see. We don't get as much brutal weather as y'all do. I'm sure that makes a big difference. We only subzero weather 1-2 weeks at a time and probably 1 to 3 times per winter. It's not common like it is for y'all
how doea a guy get a load of wood like that stack your pullin from .. nice pine logs .. we dont have much of those in ne mt .. you around great falls area ??
Revenue comes from kids camps and Guest Ranches that don’t want to own the horses. There is lots of demand. The biggest issue is that it has become almost impossible to find good horses to buy for a reasonable price anymore.
New State of Washington law: Now think about using an electric chainsaw only on all the wood you cut for firewood but they will not allow gas powered appliances or anything now.
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Good stuff, always enjoy seeing the whole family working together
Absolutely! I love watching people working💪😁
It was so lovely to see you at your family’s home interacting to see the family love and fun is great!! Thank you for allowing us to see your family. May God bless you all greatly each day !
A well fed crew is a happy and productive crew!!
Another GREAT video!!!
❤🎉 Awww Trinity your young boy is just ADORABLE!!! 😊🤩
Your family work day videos are so fun, very sweet, God is good, thank you Trinity for sharing!! ❤️🥰🙏🐎☺️😁😍
I liked the white one with the war bonnet. Looked like a character. I enjoyed how you figured out how to do that many vaccines fast. The horses didn't flinch, pretty kool❤
Trinity if you are going to split wood the old fashioned way, my favorite is a Stihl splitting maul, for the big stuff, a Stihl splitting Axe for the small stuff, and a Stihl splitting Hatchet for making kindling. Stihl chainsaws and hand equipment are the best in my opinion. They're nor cheap, and are balanced. Try them and you'll agree. If you are Man enough a steel handled Monster Maul is indestructible. For splitting a couple weeks worth, a gas engine hydraulic splitter is a must. That's alot of horses. Good show.
Yes, go for Stihl! Believe me, I'm German😅
What I notice is teamwork and for what we saw, everyone stayed in their lane and did their job with integrity, knowing that the whole process (a big one) will really suck if attitudes get in the way. Great family and great team work to keep your livestock healthy. Great to participate by watching. Thank you!
Thank you for sharing your family with us.
When I was a kid, my chore was to chop the wood - I loved it 😊
Love your videos❤
loved it! good to see calabar again! thanx trinity
Enjoy that special time together!! What may seem silly to some is the bond that u will always have and cherish. You go dude!!!!!!! 😊
A busy but fulfilled day. Love seeing the horses. Caliber looks great, he's so beautiful.
Have a great weekend. May God bless you.
Getting the family involved really helps,
Man, I loved seeing all the horses, but the residual warmth of seeing your family all together enjoying a good meal, that's something i think we should all strive for and I thank you for sharing that part of your life with us. Coming from the country lifestyle where we did have horses and and goats, gardens and collected and chopped wood to make it through the winter, I truly miss that chaotic yet peaceful labor, having since moved to a more suburban area. One day I'd adore to work on a ranch alongside good people like you and yours, and really find myself in it again
Hydraulic splitter and a larger chainsaw would save you enormous amounts of time and the whole family could participate in wood harvesting.........When I bought a hydraulic splitter 29 years ago, I wondered why I did not do that 10 years prior!!! (now I am old and need one to get anything done, lol)
I have one too, I haven't used it since I was in the car accident 3 years ago. Hopefully after the surgeries are done I can burn wood again.
Those spliters are back savers for sure, I love mine!
Exactly. I was thinking, we shoulda borrowed the $ to get one of these!
😊😊❤❤❤ job well done..on the horses sharing food...and splitting wood..
You can enjoy those Banana cookies!!
Without a splitter he can enjoy all the sweet's he wants 😅
I purposely don’t use my splitter because it is good exercise.
Lolol grunting always helps!
It must help me. 😄
good times. thanks fer the video
thank you for uploading this ! very inspiring. i’ve been a wild child my whole life, come from a long line of poor farmers, dad became a businessman only for my dream since i was 11 to be a farmer lmao
I love you so much my love, will you always marry me?
Awesome video .I loved seeing the faimly . I know who your dad and mom were but missed out on who the other folks were
I love your videos Trinity,an your family ❤
I'll have to try giving the shot that quick. Down to one horse though, so not even close to what you all got going on.
turned the headrest around in my truck.
Drives me nuts to have my hat pushed off.
I can’t believe you wore the new hat to work in, I thought it was the going to town hat. Great video, living the life I’ve always dreamed of!
Yes. It’s just inevitable that the town hat becomes the work hat before you plan on it. 😁
Beautiful horses.
Great video... oh, and I recommend a engine driven hydralic wood spliter.😮😅 👍
Always good to go along. Means a lot to me, I live through a lot of people on UA-cam. I'm sure there are a lot of us out there who go along to do things we no longer can do.
Hello from Romania, I greet you with respect Marius 🙏🙋🤠🇹🇩❤️
Great video! Thanks for sharing!
I did the same thing yesterday. I split enough wood for the night and to start this morning, and woke up to 3+ inches of snow on the ground in north Idaho. So I lost that gamble.
Greetings from Kuala Lumpur Malaysia. Love the family dinner scene...and the entire video. We'll be back at our place in the Madison Valley June-July. Come by for my wife's mean beef stew and chicken pot pie. :)
That would be great. What are you doing in Malaysia?
@@LifeintheWest we are here for work. See you soon!
Is the young man there your son? He's learning the ropes from the ground up. ❤
Great video!!!!!!!!!!!!!😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁
Great video on the satisfaction a good day’s ranch work brings. I think being outside and doing a healthy amount of physical labor is good for the body and the mind.
EDIT: I forgot to mention that your family is a great crew, and you are obviously very lucky to be able to work with them.
I love your videos,i hope that ome day i would work in a ranch amd respect the animals like you guys do.❤
Love the video Trinity!
the dog does not get enough credit for all the work he does.
Nice manual log spitter there
Trinity tio one eye blind fold makes worming easy,been doing it 30 years
Hey trinity if you spry some wd40 on the ax head it wont stick something my grandfather taught me
Watching this video kind of reminded me of getting shots in boot camp! BTW, wise choice of the Cyclone 5er!
Grunting always helps and seems to happen more as you get older!
One of our mares gives you one free shot but the rest are tough!
Like your new white gloves LOL
Grunting helps. You did good.
Trinity, how is your dad doing? Hoping you filmed this a while back cause we have no snow on the ground over here in the Mission
Nice video!
Good days work... 🐎 🌲 🪓 🤠
good video
So how much hay does a horse eat compared to a beef cow??? Dad always use to say one horse (full sized) eats as much hay as five cows. (full sized )
Its about the same as a cow, but depends on the size for sure. The main difference is that cows get much more out of their feed than a horse. A horse only has 1 stomach and doesn’t chew a cud so hay goes right through them.
@@LifeintheWest Thanks for the reply.......
I have a 17.2 Oldenburg who has no interest in being dewormed. It's a sh$t show every time. Lol. I feel your pain.
Good needling😃
I am guessing that your wife and kids are helping there
Yes.
Why are you reusing needles?! They are like 15 cents.
Two questions: How far down a dirt road do you live and why don't you use or have a garage?
Only 2 miles on gravel. Would use a garage. Just don’t have one right now. Many more important things to spend money on I guess
How many do you ride are they breeding stock
bring hore ranch to My country of Trinidad and Tobago 🇹🇹
I see you Swing the Ax& See You Breaking off the head From Handel
Next time I’m in Montana I need to get you to shape me a hat and sell me a couple of horses…
How about investing in a log splitter so you don’t need to chop so many pieces to put in the fireplace/stove?
At a sale someplace of used farm machinery?
Hey, what's the song you put at 8:30? Can't find it anywhere nut really like it.
It is on Artlist.io
Outrun by WEARETHEGOOD
What does your dad do with that many horses?
Are these wild horses? invermection good for beast and man😊🐎🐎🐎🐎🐎🐎🐎🐎🐎🐎
Why do you vaccinate in the winter? We always do it in early spring
It seems like we get less sick horses if we vaccinate in December or January.
@@LifeintheWest ok, I see. We don't get as much brutal weather as y'all do.
I'm sure that makes a big difference.
We only subzero weather 1-2 weeks at a time and probably 1 to 3 times per winter. It's not common like it is for y'all
how doea a guy get a load of wood like that stack your pullin from .. nice pine logs .. we dont have much of those in ne mt .. you around great falls area ??
I buy a semi load from a logger.
I buy a semi load from a logger.
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Hey Trin, is the color of your older hat "natural" felt or does it have another name?
Not sure if it is natural color or bleached. The color is light tan.
I am curious how leasing horses generates revenue
Revenue comes from kids camps and Guest Ranches that don’t want to own the horses. There is lots of demand.
The biggest issue is that it has become almost impossible to find good horses to buy for a reasonable price anymore.
What do you guys do with all the horses?
What do you do with so many horses?
New State of Washington law: Now think about using an electric chainsaw only on all the wood you cut for firewood but they will not allow gas powered appliances or anything now.
Hardy boy
You should always rasp off the crimps, so you don't break off a chunk of Wall, or i do anyway, that The hard way
Hi! Just curious, are anyone allowed to vaccinate horses in the US? Cus were i live you need a lisence
u don't get to telegram any more?
That works for covid
This is all I wanted. I hate city life
Tip not tio
Why do you need to vaccinate a horse?
These punks are not real Montanans!