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May God bless your family and keep up the awesome work cause my family and I love eating steaks and burgers. I'm not gonna become one of those panzies that trying to live on weeds just so they can kiss the government ass
Embarrassing to say this but Yellowstone tv show peaked my interest in cattle ranchers. I’ve grown to be infatuated with them, growing up on a small farm in Iowa this cowboy life is much different than I’m accustomed to. I wish there was a way I could support these people, there’s very few of them left and we have to protect their way of life or else it will be gone soon. The American cowboy is what helped shape America. It’s one of the few true past times we have left in this country. They need people on their side, important people.
My Grandfather bought the first section of what is now my "Little Slice Of Heaven" in 1880. About the same time as the Bergs. If your family has Lived, Died, Sweated and Bled to keep a piece of land for over 140 years, it has a meaning to you that is very hard to put into words and one that lots of other folks find hard to understand.
@@footballnotsoccermrn1186 Yeah that's "Sally" my Grandkids name the Horses :) I have 8 others to go with her & that accompanying Feed Bill for them and 50 Goats
@Vince Binte We are not farming just a hundred cows. humans are farming billons of them, the cattle industry takes up way to much space and resources. Its really unsustainable and are pushing many animal species to extinction.
Abby Amerson it would be mighty crowded out there then. I raised beef out in Missouri and these folks are cut throats and market manipulators and don’t need or want you at their cattle auctions or adding to the market. These people will call BLM, EPA or DEP or the Dept of Ag. on anyone for dipping into their business through competition. Ive death with these big mouths all my life. They’re worse than the county or federal Ag. agents because they’re the ones who called them on you to start with. How do you think a documentary was made and why on the largest producer of “ORGANIC “ BEEF IN THE STATE? think about it.
I enjoyed your documentary. My wife's grandparents ran a ranch for years just outside of Jackson Hole, WY. It is truly, truly sad to see this way of life fading away. :(
My family ranched for generations in Mexico, I worked out of Pinedale and visited Jackson hole, beautiful place, l loved the area just not the cold lol, currently savin, pursuing rodeo, and doing oilfield work to Jumpstart my ranch, and operations in Texas
Gotta love the value of hard work! My grandpa always used to tell me “you need to break a sweat every day, get up and do something that can make you feel tired at the end of the day.” He grew up in the late 20s and 30s, and worked hard his whole life. He died 2 years ago at age 92. I miss him
Farmers and ranchers needs to be respected. Economically, they are one of the most productive people on earth and is responsible of satisfying every individuals stomach and yet, mostly the society today respect them less.
Farmers and ranchers today are extremely wealthy and live a very privileged life, respect the guy waiting your table or sitting in a cubicle to make ends meet
@@rusty6.057 you're incorrect, I work on a farm, not to mention my buddy just got a contract from the government to have solar panels in his fields for 5 years and they give him 1.5million. Farmers have a lot more financial opportunities than ever
@@Coolblaster6 that’s true especially in New Zealand here we have carbon credits where the government pays farmers heaps to plant pines to store carbon from emissions which is a good idea on land which can’t be used eg. quite steep country but now we have heaps of large groups like ikea which have come over and Brough heaps of farms good farming land and planting them in trees and once the land is planted in pines it take decades to break the land back in
This was fabulous to watch. Absolutely fabulous! "Conservation easements" are more deceptive strategies to take the land away from the owners; such nonsense must stop. No person will ever care for the land like the owner! No individual/entity will ever touch my land with a conservation easement. Ranchers/farmers, stay independent; do NOT relinquish control of your land! We will continue to fight!
Been a lot of years since I had the smell of burning hair in my nostrils while doing the whole brand, vaccinate, castrate thing. It's easy to romanticize the lifestyle. I remember getting rained on, hailed on, and snowed on, all in one day. I enjoyed the riding and cow working, but the job is a lot more than that. You've gotta be OK with being uncomfortable a fair amount. One of the old fellers I used to ride with would say; "Lots of work, lots of fun!" He had a better outlook on it than I did. It's a mixed bag IMO. I do and don't miss it. Respect to the hearty souls that carry on the tradition out in the Great Basin. Great vid.
Such a well displayed video ! The average person has no idea about calf's life from start to finish ! As a cattle feeder I enjoy what you have presented . When people pick up that package of hamburger they should thank a rancher or a farmer , but the sad thing is big feedlots have taken their toll on the smaller feeder like myself . The wal mart's of ag are ruining our lives
Agreed. My dad has been a cow farmer for my whole life. It’s sad to see the price of beef skyrocketing in the stores - yet the farmers get paid less and less.
You said it. They want cattle to go the way of hogs and chickens. Another words they own everything and you have to grow for them. I guess I’ve already done it by pre conditioning yearlings for much bigger outfits.
I’ll always be proud of my southern heritage as a Texan and the culture we share with Mexico, Lousiana, and others. Cultures sharing with each other is special and sacred, and should be respected, not hated. God bless.
I live in Phoenix Az and I will love to get my son and I and go help out those ranchers on weekend,just to learn this old history of cow and horse….Now I’m a horse guy all the way,but there’s so much you can learn from those ranchers.
Love this we gotta keep this tradition going ! I myself am a plumber apprentice I work in a restaurant at night but my plan is to buy land cattle horses pigs and have a decent size family farm to keep it running for generations . My kids will know how to work and our lives will be busy and full .
Lovely story. I live in South Africa and my son works on a cattle ranch here. He is very much inspired by the American West and the traditions. If the West is lost ever , America is lost. Think you need an open season on lawyers.
..we told to not following the traditions of Man ..as in buying wedding ring etc ..in 81 in WPG MB CANADA idid buy engagement ring ..why .? ? bcz I thought that was right thing to do ......the whole Rodeo entertainment world is man made. .same as Big NHL etc ..all a distraction fr the PTB JESUITS FREE MASONIC GANGSTERS ILLUMINATI beast system .. try PETER KERSHAW IN CAESARS GRIP or knowmorenews.org ..
That’s so interesting to see how almost the whole West preserved its Mexican culture still today by this wonderful people. Long live to Rancheros, Ranchos and sombreros 🎩
@Dustin Heath New Spain and Mexico is the same country. It has the same people, the same language, the same Catholic religion, the same foods, the same music, etc.
@@matthewcrossman980 people from spain brought horses and cows but mexicans are the ones stared wit the cowboy thing you see today not whites or espanoles boots and hats evrything you see on a cowboy vaquero its mex cuture..get education dont be ignorant like other Americans from usa...
I love this documentary film very much. I'm planning to become a horse rancher. I'm planning to raise my own quarter horses as a future horse rancher. I love cowboys and cowgirls very much. I can't wait to become a horse rancher myself.
I envy the lifestyle. I understand the hardship they face, but being able to provide and life without the stressful lifestyle that we are so use to these days is a blessing I wish I had.
No need to envy my friend. Pray and seek Gods guidance. With Jesus Christ, all is possible. May his will be done. And I tell you, I certainly enjoy good beef. I’m happy there are cowboys to help provide it. I’m one of them.
This country needs to give respect to people like y'all I wish I grew up on a ranch but I didn't but I love the old way life I'm 59 I live in Conroe Texas, I do shed a tear seeing the way life is changing long live the cowboy life
GREAT VIDEO, I LOVED THE WESTEN COWBOY LIFESTYLE BECAUSE IT IS CLOSER TO NATURE INSTEAD SITTING TO PLAY GAME ONLINE, THAT IS REAL LIFE I THINK. THANK YOU BERG FAMILY.
Ronnie you are a jack ass if the government didn't walk all over these folks they would be able to support their own operations just fine! You are probably sitting at a star bucks buying coffee with your horizon card right now you quinoa eating Democrat!
@Ronnie Civella That's rather harsh. I believe the first nations were the caretakers. Point well taken. Why are there so many trolls on these pages? Odd the piece starts with the land was ranched for generations. How about the millennia before that?
...the Buffalo is the true story here .. 60 million over north America. . NO bad branding then etc ..the big rodeos are part of the illuminati PTB JESUITS ZIONIST BEAST SYSTEM etc see knowmorenews.org ..even big Sports NHL NFL etc is wrong ..big distraction .. Jesus will return soon surewordprophecy.org Steve Henderson explain hell not 4ever ..we need small farmers back .. not stupid Student loans ..my culture was destroyed by Ottawa ..now we have big GMO farmers ..bad corn canola etc ..
Y’all going to laugh but every time I see videos like this one I cry because it remains me when I used to work as a cowboy at my grandpas cattle ranch & I have a lots pictures it sure was a lot fun now I am a computer technician but I will love to work as a cowboy again I am 51 years old if I ever get invited to do it I will take a vacation to do it. My grandpa’s cattle ranch is 21,500 Acres but it is on another country. I was thought by Apache Indians how to imitate each farm animal to the point that animals come to check out who is calling them it sure was very funny to imitate all the farm animals; chickens, roosters, cows, donkeys, horses, goats, etc... God bless y’all...
..just give the land back to the Buffalo ..we can hunt them ..no evil branding then etc .. oh well Jesus returns soon surewordprophecy.org Steve Henderson explain hell not 4ever fire flatearthdoctrine.com naturenorth.com has burning video on utube also ..
I grow up in one Ranch In Mexico 🇲🇽 and is very similar or i want to said the same life style. hard work to get good results, im a Cowboy now in this city, God bless all Cowboys and Farmers
Been volunteering at a rach here in Arizona. I love it. Just participated in the branding and it is definitely special. They even let me brand a steer. My time at the ranch is my special time. It doesn't matter what's going on in the world or my life, it's an escape from it all. Outdoors and working with the animals just does that to you.
@@synlionIt's also a horse rescue. I went to volunteer for the horse rescue and a ranch is a ranch, full of plenty to keep busy. Cattle, repairs, etc. Don't live there as I'm actually on active duty orders for the border.
Grew up in a small ranch out in Wyoming but left for college them saying the lifestyle draws you back is a sure thing, finishing school this year can’t wait to head back and get back to my roots.
I live in the Apache Sitgreaves National Forest in NE Arizona and still work the cattle on the grazing permit areas on horse back. Theres no way you could do it any other way because of the down trees and terrain. I ve ridden here 10 yrs and its always a challenge even on horse back. Imagine pushing cattle too.
I’m cuban and I love this country, now you remain me so much my father he was born on 1917 and that is what he did all his life, with this job he feed our family, I loved goin out with him to select and vaccinate the cows Loved
I am a cowboy as well. I am part Blackfeet Indian from Montana but was born in Zia Pueble New Mexico. I thank my Grandfather Remijio Salas and my Uncle Mathew Salas for bringing me up as a CowMan!!!! It is true the things that the BLM take away from Ranchers. I bet you anything that the BLM like a good steak as well. Sad to say that they have to get a paycheck but if they would respect the Ranchers and give support we'd be a lot better. Who knows our lands better than the people who have grown up in that area!!! Keep up what your doing, George Strait is and keeping the legacy going traditionally. Country Music is changing but stay the course, Cowboys and Cowgirls will never be forgotten!!!! Blessings to you all!!!!
A very well-told story that needs to be taken to heart; Lord save us all from self-righteous toadies who believe they know better than the good folks like the Bergs!!
First let me get this out of my way..... Ma’am thank you for my cheese burgers and steaks!!!!!! Now on to a heartfelt thank you to the ranchers still doing this and I sure wish we had more people living a dream life like y’all do. There would be so many happier people in the world. My mom always said I was born in the wrong century lol. I ride my horses and even pushed a few cows growing up but nothing on the scale y’all do!! I often looked at with a little wonder ..( they are wondering why a “cowboy” is in the delta??) (Mississippi). I appreciate all you do to keep the traditions alive and may they live on for many years to come. I could never visit a place like that because y’all would be wondering....how the heck are we gonna get rid of this fool!!!???!!! Haha May God bless all of you and your families!!!
Watching because of Yellowstone, the documentary is more fascinating for me, hats off to these modern cowboys, want to give it a try even work for free.
Appreciate people like this. Not everyone wants to live on tofu. My grandfather had a farm, 100 cows and 150 pigs. Cows were three times the work. He witnessed his grandfather horned right through the chest in the barn bringing them in for the winter and still he was a farmer , different breed, tough doesn't begin to describe farmers and ranchers. When I was younger I remember he had two bulls, one we would have to cut his horns off and had a ring in his nose he was so mean, yet the second bull was like a dog, would follow you around the pasture like a pet , eat out your hand and just a gentle giant. Hard to make a living for sure, even on top of the haying and cleaning and maintaining the farm, he was the town dog catcher to make extra money. Up the road there was a farm with milk cows and as a kid atleast twice a week an Oakhurst 18 wheeler would go to that farm and pick up the milk, the win took that one over and has alot less cows and just does hay to sell, there was no money to be made any more milking cows, even with a setup farm and all, which is insane to think cause milk costs more then gas these days. This country has made it too easy to be lazy and be rewarded for it. Appreciate people like this, cause when there gone it's a lost art and a critical part of the world and life.
One of the most uplifting and at the same time sad videos I have ever watched. GOD BLESS these folks, all the ranchers & farmers of their sort and DAMN the politicians who try to regulate & intimate them from their heritage & culture. Politicians know nothing and care nothing about the pluck of these people. I'm thankful that President Trump is not a politician.
Gerard Johnson they like every culture is hoping to preserve their niche in society just as every culture or religion or way of life before them has. The Indigenous people of this nation were systematically moved off their lands too and their freedom as people was also stolen and remains stolen as a result of cultural brainwashing and imposed restrictions that perpetuate total dependency. This; is coming our way too. The only way to reset this movement is to stop the threat and those who advocate for or defend anything associated with AGENDA 21. Yeah; the tinfoil hat folly that turns out to be factual. Use your last years in studying and promoting the concepts of applied physics; a subject that has been made to appear nerdy and over the top. Well; there is a reason for that. To keep people from thinking about it as a serious subject. Read about ELHFED, my field of research that 9 years ago I had no clue existed but decided to learn about something the most contrary to our societies norm; Applied physics, physiology and the complete study of biophysics as a discoverer and researcher; not a parrot student to try and impress anyone. Well; we’ve been deceived and lied to and that really motivated me to discover how many and how much of what we think and believe is; lies; it’s nearly everything and something from each subject has bs injected into it to homogenize modern education.
Totally awesome,would be wonderful to be able to life like that. We are having govern issues in Canada as well,in fact there is a truckers convey heading to the capital in Ottawa and there is thousands of trucks and people demonstrating .
I admire what you do. It's true that against great odds you continue to preserve the land and produce food for our table. I live in the suburbs of Ventura county. There is no place id rather be than on the back of a good horse traveling across the wide open spaces. It give me peace as I reflect on God and his creation.
@@crusader2603 ....well the natives ,,, we destroyed ther culture ,,, 60mill bison ,,worked up all the land ,, we need small real farmers back again ,as my father was ,,so my culture was destroyed also/millions of farms ..now we have BIG EVIL GMO farmers ,, btw the cv is a nwo HOAX ,, thefullertoninformer.com ..
Impressive people in a spectacular landscape. My theory is that the governments (both State and Federal) are clearing the ranchers off the land to make it easier to roll out Coals Seam Gas (fracking) development. This has been happening right across Australia for 20 years and looks the same in the US. Tip - make yourselves a Bronco panel for the calfmarking guys, it makes the job 10 times easier.
Man, Im a 37 year old man from new york city. I moved to texas nearly 20 years ago and wandered from job to job, and even went to school and earned my degree in education. recently and I cant explain why. i have been so intrigued and almost obsessed with the way of life of a texas rancher. i cant stop thinking about it... i feel like its calling me. Im excited and scared... i honestly dont know what to feel. I just want to be a part of this legacy. something more important than even myself. but im too old and it makes me so sad that I cant be a rancher.
You can. Look for ranch hand jobs, most ranches are willing to train. You might not swing a rope or ride your first job, but if its what you really want to do go after it. But don’t expect great wages
You’re not too old. Whoever told you that, lied to you. God can do anything he wants. And if it’s his will to raise up a rancher out of you, nothing can stop it. Praise the Lord Jesus Christ. And may God bless you on your journey.
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where are you guys locate and you guys hire people?
May God bless your family and keep up the awesome work cause my family and I love eating steaks and burgers. I'm not gonna become one of those panzies that trying to live on weeds just so they can kiss the government ass
It's a vanishing life, and that is a dang shame.
Wish I could afford it. Can't make bills.... 😔
Embarrassing to say this but Yellowstone tv show peaked my interest in cattle ranchers. I’ve grown to be infatuated with them, growing up on a small farm in Iowa this cowboy life is much different than I’m accustomed to. I wish there was a way I could support these people, there’s very few of them left and we have to protect their way of life or else it will be gone soon. The American cowboy is what helped shape America. It’s one of the few true past times we have left in this country. They need people on their side, important people.
Thanks for the thoughtful words
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I was not the cowboy. It was Spain
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Your correct, but that's not all it is anymore & hasn't been for a very long time. @@albertdeleon6272
Great documentary about American cowboys and their families. Who the hell gives this thumbs down.
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My Grandfather bought the first section of what is now my "Little Slice Of Heaven" in 1880. About the same time as the Bergs.
If your family has Lived, Died, Sweated and Bled to keep a piece of land for over 140 years, it has a meaning to you that is very hard to put into words and one that lots of other folks find hard to understand.
As a person who has sadly never been able to own land, trust me, there's a few of us out here who do understand how much it means.
My family 4 generations on the land, its part of your soul, you belong to it more than it belongs to you.
@Andrew Jackson id say they still think they own it because they haven't sold it from what I know and that means yes they own it.
Dwight Currie
Fine horse in the picture. It yours?
@@footballnotsoccermrn1186 Yeah that's "Sally" my Grandkids name the Horses :)
I have 8 others to go with her & that accompanying Feed Bill for them and 50 Goats
Now America severely needs our ranchers and farmers more than ever.
Hell no, animal farming is a pest to nature and the Environment!
@Vince Binte We are not farming just a hundred cows. humans are farming billons of them, the cattle industry takes up way to much space and resources. Its really unsustainable and are pushing many animal species to extinction.
@@thejack9178you don’t know jack shit
@@thejack9178 if you had even watched to the 13 minute mark, you'd know why what you said was blindingly stupid.
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Beautiful documentary! By far my favorite to watch. This is the way people should live!
Abby Amerson it would be mighty crowded out there then. I raised beef out in Missouri and these folks are cut throats and market manipulators and don’t need or want you at their cattle auctions or adding to the market.
These people will call BLM, EPA or DEP or the Dept of Ag. on anyone for dipping into their business through competition.
Ive death with these big mouths all my life. They’re worse than the county or federal Ag. agents because they’re the ones who called them on you to start with.
How do you think a documentary was made and why on the largest producer of “ORGANIC “ BEEF IN THE STATE? think about it.
Nah, I’ll pass
Amen
City folks just don't get it...
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I used to do exactly the same things in my grandfather's ranch but in Veracruz Mexico. Greetings from a Mexican vaquero.
That's awesome
Cheers my friend! Keep the life alive
VIVA MEXICO CABRONES 🍃🌵🌵🌵 M X
Saludos desde texas. Pero soy de san luis potosi
Bad ass hermano
I enjoyed your documentary. My wife's grandparents ran a ranch for years just outside of Jackson Hole, WY. It is truly, truly sad to see this way of life fading away.
:(
My family ranched for generations in Mexico, I worked out of Pinedale and visited Jackson hole, beautiful place, l loved the area just not the cold lol, currently savin, pursuing rodeo, and doing oilfield work to Jumpstart my ranch, and operations in Texas
@chriscastillo6299 good luck, sir!
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Gotta love the value of hard work! My grandpa always used to tell me “you need to break a sweat every day, get up and do something that can make you feel tired at the end of the day.” He grew up in the late 20s and 30s, and worked hard his whole life. He died 2 years ago at age 92. I miss him
"Break a sweat every day..." Yes!
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Farmers and ranchers needs to be respected. Economically, they are one of the most productive people on earth and is responsible of satisfying every individuals stomach and yet, mostly the society today respect them less.
Most people today respect 0
Farmers and ranchers today are extremely wealthy and live a very privileged life, respect the guy waiting your table or sitting in a cubicle to make ends meet
@@REPR100 your very wrong
@@rusty6.057 you're incorrect, I work on a farm, not to mention my buddy just got a contract from the government to have solar panels in his fields for 5 years and they give him 1.5million. Farmers have a lot more financial opportunities than ever
@@Coolblaster6 that’s true especially in New Zealand here we have carbon credits where the government pays farmers heaps to plant pines to store carbon from emissions which is a good idea on land which can’t be used eg. quite steep country but now we have heaps of large groups like ikea which have come over and Brough heaps of farms good farming land and planting them in trees and once the land is planted in pines it take decades to break the land back in
One of the best...most authentic ranching documentaries out there. You can see where shows like Yellowstone get their true inspiration.
This was fabulous to watch.
Absolutely fabulous!
"Conservation easements" are more deceptive strategies to take the land away from the owners; such nonsense must stop. No person will ever care for the land like the owner!
No individual/entity will ever touch my land with a conservation easement.
Ranchers/farmers, stay independent; do NOT relinquish control of your land!
We will continue to fight!
So if these farmers cared so much for their land..why the neglect ?( over grazing ) Why over running with cattle ? I see little management !
Brian Bill is legend. " Where that bull go I'll go get him for ya " and he did it. Hell of a cowboy
I love being in the saddle, it gives you a feeling of freedom and togetherness with nature that you can’t experience any other way.
Well said.
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Been a lot of years since I had the smell of burning hair in my nostrils while doing the whole brand, vaccinate, castrate thing. It's easy to romanticize the lifestyle. I remember getting rained on, hailed on, and snowed on, all in one day. I enjoyed the riding and cow working, but the job is a lot more than that. You've gotta be OK with being uncomfortable a fair amount. One of the old fellers I used to ride with would say; "Lots of work, lots of fun!" He had a better outlook on it than I did. It's a mixed bag IMO. I do and don't miss it. Respect to the hearty souls that carry on the tradition out in the Great Basin. Great vid.
Excellent description of the cattle ranch life!!!! Most people don't know where their food comes from! Kudos to you all!
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Wish I could've experienced ranch life when I was younger. I'm 63 now,and that's a way of life every person who loves horses and cattle,should try.
Very good video and well told. I hope the Berg family has many more generations on their land providing food for all of us. A huge thank you to them!
Such a well displayed video ! The average person has no idea about calf's life from start to finish ! As a cattle feeder I enjoy what you have presented . When people pick up that package of hamburger they should thank a rancher or a farmer , but the sad thing is big feedlots have taken their toll on the smaller feeder like myself . The wal mart's of ag are ruining our lives
Agreed. My dad has been a cow farmer for my whole life. It’s sad to see the price of beef skyrocketing in the stores - yet the farmers get paid less and less.
You said it. They want cattle to go the way of hogs and chickens. Another words they own everything and you have to grow for them. I guess I’ve already done it by pre conditioning yearlings for much bigger outfits.
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Thank you for keeping this issue in the public eye. Farming and ranching is getting so hard and we need to reverse this trend.
Beautiful story. Brought back lots of good memories growing up on a cattle ranch in South Texas Brush Country.
Lots of Europeans got rewarded headright land for Squatters.
God Bless the Berg Family. Thank You for what you do.
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What a wonderful video. Thank You to all involved. Thanks for sharing, and thanks for feeding America! God Bless all of these families! 👍
I’ll always be proud of my southern heritage as a Texan and the culture we share with Mexico, Lousiana, and others. Cultures sharing with each other is special and sacred, and should be respected, not hated. God bless.
I live in Phoenix Az and I will love to get my son and I and go help out those ranchers on weekend,just to learn this old history of cow and horse….Now I’m a horse guy all the way,but there’s so much you can learn from those ranchers.
What a great story~ I admire this family more than words can express.
I really enjoyed this documentary! Nice to see such a dedicated , hard working family! Keep up the good work!
Love this we gotta keep this tradition going ! I myself am a plumber apprentice I work in a restaurant at night but my plan is to buy land cattle horses pigs and have a decent size family farm to keep it running for generations . My kids will know how to work and our lives will be busy and full .
Thanks to the ranchers for all you do to provide food for the rest of us and for caring for the land.
What a beautiful testament to the ranching lifestyle, the families, the traditions that make us. Good collaboration to share with beef consumers.
Lovely story. I live in South Africa and my son works on a cattle ranch here. He is very much inspired by the American West and the traditions. If the West is lost ever , America is lost. Think you need an open season on lawyers.
SPORTING CHANCE SAFARIS And politicians who seek to destroy our way of life! Mostly they’re one and the same.
..better if Buffalo came back .. and wildfires etc .. naturenorth.com has burning video on utube ..
..we told to not following the traditions of Man ..as in buying wedding ring etc ..in 81 in WPG MB CANADA idid buy engagement ring ..why .? ? bcz I thought that was right thing to do ......the whole Rodeo entertainment world is man made. .same as Big NHL etc ..all a distraction fr the PTB JESUITS FREE MASONIC GANGSTERS ILLUMINATI beast system .. try PETER KERSHAW IN CAESARS GRIP or knowmorenews.org ..
The American West is a Mexican west. The cowboy that you know historically copied everything from The vaqueros of Mexico and Spain
@Ed V that is correct
I Love My home in Nevada, the desert is just Fantastic and Admire these Ranchers for what they do. I grew up in this life style and I really miss it.
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That’s so interesting to see how almost the whole West preserved its Mexican culture still today by this wonderful people. Long live to Rancheros, Ranchos and sombreros 🎩
You’re full of shit.
yes dont give the mexican cattle ranches any credit for us americanising there culture and in alot of cases stealing there ranches
@Dustin Heath New Spain and Mexico is the same country. It has the same people, the same language, the same Catholic religion, the same foods, the same music, etc.
@@matthewcrossman980 people from spain brought horses and cows but mexicans are the ones stared wit the cowboy thing you see today not whites or espanoles boots and hats evrything you see on a cowboy vaquero its mex cuture..get education dont be ignorant like other Americans from usa...
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I love this documentary film very much. I'm planning to become a horse rancher. I'm planning to raise my own quarter horses as a future horse rancher. I love cowboys and cowgirls very much. I can't wait to become a horse rancher myself.
Wish I was one of those lucky ones to be born to a family on a ranch! Hate to see this age old profession die off. God Bless!
Tough men doing a tough job. Respect.
God bless you guys and your whole family. You guys are living my dream as hard as it may be.
Thank God for the Bergs!You guys are doing a great job keeping me in Rib-I cause that's about all i eat.So don't stop your work or i could starve out.
I envy the lifestyle. I understand the hardship they face, but being able to provide and life without the stressful lifestyle that we are so use to these days is a blessing I wish I had.
The Spanish Vaquero is the foundation of the cowboy 🤠
No need to envy my friend. Pray and seek Gods guidance. With Jesus Christ, all is possible. May his will be done. And I tell you, I certainly enjoy good beef. I’m happy there are cowboys to help provide it. I’m one of them.
Support the Ranchers and farmers 🇺🇸 💯
good luck in your business, good and honest people. great video. hello everyone from Baku
Awesome documentary,absolutely love this way of life!
This country needs to give respect to people like y'all I wish I grew up on a ranch but I didn't but I love the old way life I'm 59 I live in Conroe Texas, I do shed a tear seeing the way life is changing long live the cowboy life
GREAT VIDEO, I LOVED THE WESTEN COWBOY LIFESTYLE BECAUSE IT IS CLOSER TO NATURE INSTEAD SITTING TO PLAY GAME ONLINE, THAT IS REAL LIFE I THINK. THANK YOU BERG FAMILY.
They are so natural.. I fell in love with this people!
Beautiful and thanks for putting so much into ranching. It is not an easy job
I'm with you Berg's, Ranch and cowboy on!
The Rancher and farmer is the true caretaker and conservative
I wish we were millionaires!
Ronnie you are a jack ass if the government didn't walk all over these folks they would be able to support their own operations just fine! You are probably sitting at a star bucks buying coffee with your horizon card right now you quinoa eating Democrat!
@Ronnie Civella That's rather harsh. I believe the first nations were the caretakers. Point well taken. Why are there so many trolls on these pages? Odd the piece starts with the land was ranched for generations. How about the millennia before that?
...the Buffalo is the true story here .. 60 million over north America. . NO bad branding then etc ..the big rodeos are part of the illuminati PTB JESUITS ZIONIST BEAST SYSTEM etc see knowmorenews.org ..even big Sports NHL NFL etc is wrong ..big distraction .. Jesus will return soon surewordprophecy.org Steve Henderson explain hell not 4ever ..we need small farmers back .. not stupid Student loans ..my culture was destroyed by Ottawa ..now we have big GMO farmers ..bad corn canola etc ..
@@danyelleberg5070 how right you are!
Love what these guys and gals do. I would love to be part of this someday. I love their traditions and way of living
The Spanish Vaquero is the foundation of the cowboy 🤠
I have high hopes this generation will keep it alive
Long live the Cowboy and their way of life...and thanks for all those cheesebugers.
Amazing amazing subtler west. Many Thanks for bringing this up.
I enjoyed watching your video, God Bless all of you, for your hard work. Thank you guys
Y’all going to laugh but every time I see videos like this one I cry because it remains me when I used to work as a cowboy at my grandpas cattle ranch & I have a lots pictures it sure was a lot fun now I am a computer technician but I will love to work as a cowboy again I am 51 years old if I ever get invited to do it I will take a vacation to do it.
My grandpa’s cattle ranch is 21,500 Acres but it is on another country.
I was thought by Apache Indians how to imitate each farm animal to the point that animals come to check out who is calling them it sure was very funny to imitate all the farm animals; chickens, roosters, cows, donkeys, horses, goats, etc...
God bless y’all...
I don't have any more !
..just give the land back to the Buffalo ..we can hunt them ..no evil branding then etc .. oh well Jesus returns soon surewordprophecy.org Steve Henderson explain hell not 4ever fire flatearthdoctrine.com naturenorth.com has burning video on utube also ..
I grow up in one Ranch In Mexico 🇲🇽 and is very similar or i want to said the same life style. hard work to get good results, im a Cowboy now in this city, God bless all Cowboys and Farmers
Been volunteering at a rach here in Arizona. I love it. Just participated in the branding and it is definitely special. They even let me brand a steer. My time at the ranch is my special time. It doesn't matter what's going on in the world or my life, it's an escape from it all. Outdoors and working with the animals just does that to you.
how did you come to volunteer and what does that arrangement look like? do you live with the family?
@@synlionIt's also a horse rescue. I went to volunteer for the horse rescue and a ranch is a ranch, full of plenty to keep busy. Cattle, repairs, etc. Don't live there as I'm actually on active duty orders for the border.
@@MissingLinkMTB Interesting. That sounds pretty cool. Do you know of people who volunteer and live on the ranches? Is that a thing?
tip for drinking moonshine - store in the freezer for a week before sipping. it cools the fire a bit but has no effect on the kick.
Yep, that actually works.
Beautiful, keep the tradition going 👍💙
Grew up in a small ranch out in Wyoming but left for college them saying the lifestyle draws you back is a sure thing, finishing school this year can’t wait to head back and get back to my roots.
Best documentary video ever seen as always you all be safe 🇺🇸🇺🇸
It was a very good documentary to show me the cowboy--romantic.
I think, it`s more work than romantic.
Greetings from Hamburg/Germany.
May God bless you, your family and ranch!
Awesome documentary,absolutely love the western way of life
I live in the Apache Sitgreaves National Forest in NE Arizona and still work the cattle on the grazing permit areas on horse back. Theres no way you could do it any other way because of the down trees and terrain. I ve ridden here 10 yrs and its always a challenge even on horse back. Imagine pushing cattle too.
Watch out for cattle explosion they are full of methane.
so beautiful l love this. I am from South Africa be strong
I’m cuban and I love this country, now you remain me so much my father he was born on 1917 and that is what he did all his life, with this job he feed our family, I loved goin out with him to select and vaccinate the cows
Loved
a good summary of living with the land.one has to live with it to understand it.it takes generations.
I am a cowboy as well. I am part Blackfeet Indian from Montana but was born in Zia Pueble New Mexico. I thank my Grandfather Remijio Salas and my Uncle Mathew Salas for bringing me up as a CowMan!!!! It is true the things that the BLM take away from Ranchers. I bet you anything that the BLM like a good steak as well. Sad to say that they have to get a paycheck but if they would respect the Ranchers and give support we'd be a lot better. Who knows our lands better than the people who have grown up in that area!!! Keep up what your doing, George Strait is and keeping the legacy going traditionally. Country Music is changing but stay the course, Cowboys and Cowgirls will never be forgotten!!!! Blessings to you all!!!!
A very well-told story that needs to be taken to heart; Lord save us all from self-righteous toadies who believe they know better than the good folks like the Bergs!!
Great people working with nature , animals through land. The real life conservation and protection of mother Earth and animals.
What a beautiful story. Thank you!
I learned ‘The Lifestyle’ @ Kings River Ranch, then The Spanish Ranch.
I grew up doing this. It’s a lot of work but it’s fun.
The Berg family are so HILARIOUS!!
What a wonderful video. Thank you.
Them were the days of Cowboying. But it's all gone now. All I have left are stories.
This is one cool family! 👌🏻
We should be helping these people and ranchers wake up people THEY FEED US. WE NEED A LOT MORE PEOPLE JUST LIKE THEM.
Beautiful documentary
First let me get this out of my way..... Ma’am thank you for my cheese burgers and steaks!!!!!! Now on to a heartfelt thank you to the ranchers still doing this and I sure wish we had more people living a dream life like y’all do. There would be so many happier people in the world. My mom always said I was born in the wrong century lol. I ride my horses and even pushed a few cows growing up but nothing on the scale y’all do!! I often looked at with a little wonder ..( they are wondering why a “cowboy” is in the delta??) (Mississippi). I appreciate all you do to keep the traditions alive and may they live on for many years to come. I could never visit a place like that because y’all would be wondering....how the heck are we gonna get rid of this fool!!!???!!! Haha
May God bless all of you and your families!!!
Watching because of Yellowstone, the documentary is more fascinating for me, hats off to these modern cowboys, want to give it a try even work for free.
Hello. It's a Beautiful Valley where yous are. I live in the UK, in a Beautiful Valley much the same, but a bit
Smaller.
A great and honest way of life God bless the 🤠 cowboys.
I hope your way of life never goes away.
From Saudi Arabia. Thank you so much cowboy
You are great people and thanks keeping the legecy
Appreciate people like this. Not everyone wants to live on tofu. My grandfather had a farm, 100 cows and 150 pigs. Cows were three times the work. He witnessed his grandfather horned right through the chest in the barn bringing them in for the winter and still he was a farmer , different breed, tough doesn't begin to describe farmers and ranchers. When I was younger I remember he had two bulls, one we would have to cut his horns off and had a ring in his nose he was so mean, yet the second bull was like a dog, would follow you around the pasture like a pet , eat out your hand and just a gentle giant. Hard to make a living for sure, even on top of the haying and cleaning and maintaining the farm, he was the town dog catcher to make extra money. Up the road there was a farm with milk cows and as a kid atleast twice a week an Oakhurst 18 wheeler would go to that farm and pick up the milk, the win took that one over and has alot less cows and just does hay to sell, there was no money to be made any more milking cows, even with a setup farm and all, which is insane to think cause milk costs more then gas these days. This country has made it too easy to be lazy and be rewarded for it. Appreciate people like this, cause when there gone it's a lost art and a critical part of the world and life.
Awesome folks. Beautiful country.
I am in Clark County , this hit home. Thank you.
One of the most uplifting and at the same time sad videos I have ever watched. GOD BLESS these folks, all the ranchers & farmers of their sort and DAMN the politicians who try to regulate & intimate them from their heritage & culture. Politicians know nothing and care nothing about the pluck of these people. I'm thankful that President Trump is not a politician.
Gerard Johnson they like every culture is hoping to preserve their niche in society just as every culture or religion or way of life before them has. The Indigenous people of this nation were systematically moved off their lands too and their freedom as people was also stolen and remains stolen as a result of cultural brainwashing and imposed restrictions that perpetuate total dependency. This; is coming our way too.
The only way to reset this movement is to stop the threat and those who advocate for or defend anything associated with AGENDA 21.
Yeah; the tinfoil hat folly that turns out to be factual.
Use your last years in studying and promoting the concepts of applied physics; a subject that has been made to appear nerdy and over the top. Well; there is a reason for that. To keep people from thinking about it as a serious subject.
Read about ELHFED, my field of research that 9 years ago I had no clue existed but decided to learn about something the most contrary to our societies norm; Applied physics, physiology and the complete study of biophysics as a discoverer and researcher; not a parrot student to try and impress anyone.
Well; we’ve been deceived and lied to and that really motivated me to discover how many and how much of what we think and believe is; lies; it’s nearly everything and something from each subject has bs injected into it to homogenize modern education.
Best documentary on American cowboy life
Totally awesome,would be wonderful to be able to life like that.
We are having govern issues in Canada as well,in fact there is a truckers convey heading to the capital in Ottawa and there is thousands of trucks and people demonstrating .
I admire what you do. It's true that against great odds you continue to preserve the land and produce food for our table. I live in the suburbs of Ventura county. There is no place id rather be than on the back of a good horse traveling across the wide open spaces. It give me peace as I reflect on God and his creation.
I love the ranchers and I wish that they will continue for even
...they ok ..but better to have Buffalo back and indains etc naturenorth.com has burning video on utube also. . knowmorenews.org and
phill unrau agree with the buffalo statement but wut do u mean about Indians 😂
@@crusader2603 ....well the natives ,,, we destroyed ther culture ,,, 60mill bison ,,worked up all the land ,, we need small real farmers back again ,as my father was ,,so my culture was destroyed also/millions of farms ..now we have BIG EVIL GMO farmers ,, btw the cv is a nwo HOAX ,, thefullertoninformer.com ..
that adam GREEN maybe a shill etc .. see 5gdangers.com ...is better ..
phill unrau ohhhh that makes sense lol
Impressive people in a spectacular landscape. My theory is that the governments (both State and Federal) are clearing the ranchers off the land to make it easier to roll out Coals Seam Gas (fracking) development. This has been happening right across Australia for 20 years and looks the same in the US. Tip - make yourselves a Bronco panel for the calfmarking guys, it makes the job 10 times easier.
Man, Im a 37 year old man from new york city. I moved to texas nearly 20 years ago and wandered from job to job, and even went to school and earned my degree in education. recently and I cant explain why. i have been so intrigued and almost obsessed with the way of life of a texas rancher. i cant stop thinking about it... i feel like its calling me. Im excited and scared... i honestly dont know what to feel. I just want to be a part of this legacy. something more important than even myself. but im too old and it makes me so sad that I cant be a rancher.
You can. Look for ranch hand jobs, most ranches are willing to train. You might not swing a rope or ride your first job, but if its what you really want to do go after it. But don’t expect great wages
You’re not too old. Whoever told you that, lied to you. God can do anything he wants. And if it’s his will to raise up a rancher out of you, nothing can stop it. Praise the Lord Jesus Christ. And may God bless you on your journey.
Been on two drives round ups every spring fall. Best time of my life,to old to help now. Just get in the way.😂
Wow what some great cowboy work there men branding them wild one's.
Congratulations brothers great job.👍👏🤝
God Bless our ranch families.