This is a great channel. So informative and such good people. Hopefully they are never found by Washington DC. As a transplant from San Diego to Colorado some 40 years ago I have met great ranchers that would allow me to hunt Pronghorn on their land. I am in awe of how hard they work, and what they give to their land. My favorite landowner's wife invited me in for coffee when I came by to see her husband one day and she handed my a broken cell phone and asked if I thought it could be fixed. I said I didn't think so as it was smashed. I asked how it was broken she said her husband had it in his shirt pocket when a steer knocked him down in a corral and then stepped on his chest and broke the phone. Now her husband was mid 70s at that time and I'm thinking he must have been seriously injured, but she laughed and said he's to tough for that, just a couple cracked ribs. At mid 70s!!! Strong people, in faith, and body. God bless!
Calibar is so beautiful. You can tell he must get some good healthy nutritions. His coach es glistens in the Sun and he has got a little belly on him. Perfect! He is so beautiful! I absolutely love him❤❤😂 I really enjoyed this video. I love hearing about the ranchers and how they do their sorting and the cattle and I've learned so much from you. Thank you!
Morning Cowboy Trinity, I Love Life in The West, Thank You For Great Videos, Hi From Hermosillo, Sonora, Mexico/Sonora-Arizona Desert Area, Just Northwest in Mexico, Horacio de Mátape !!! 🌵☀️🔥🐂🐂🐂🐂🐂🐂🐂🐂🎸🎼🎤🤘🏻🍺🍺🍺🍺🇲🇽🇺🇸
I am no pro at counting myself but have an Idea. Record on Camera so you can pause or go in slow motion playback. Or another Idea have one person just say 2 ,6 , 5, and another person writing that down then add them up so you dont have to track in you head. Great video
Im a Rancher in north central Saskatchewan Canada & i gotta say Trinity that i can relate to everything throughout this video you were spot on on everything, haha by the way im usually the counter & yes you really have to concentrate or else u mess up quick, like your channel look forward to seeing your new videos everytime
❤️🇺🇸🇮🇱🇺🇸❤️ Cattle Ranchin... what a ROYAL PAIN IN THE ARSE!! And ur horse, CALIBER, is so smart! He seems to be ALWAYS lookin out for himself! HA! With that turning that head just to make it more difficult for his human!😂 Wonder what he'll figure out next.... Trinity, best u stay on ur toes with that one! Thanks for the explanation on that how nonprofit played in here to this ranch cuz right away I was wondering. U are so good to clear things up like that. I believe (scripturally speaking) inside u, Trinity, is a teaching spirit! That is the main reason u do this for us and we greatly appprieciate u! I've been fortunate enough to have had my own horse and trained to show trail horses, but these ranching particulars are another story altogether! I know what ur saying about those l-o-n-g days. At 38yrs, I volunteered at a Midwestern church camp to wrangle horses handle trail rides with an unexperienced friend. Wrangling horses, that were allowed to run wild the other 10 mos of the year, and miraculously, instantly ready to put children in the saddle proved to be QUITE the challenge. Having only eight animals to work with, I figured out there were two that cud not be trusted for the first two weeks or so, not untill some more handling issues were worked on. 7am in the pasture gathering up horses. Grooming, taching up, Working with the animals AND the volunteer helpers, my kids plus other teens (that u know are there for the horses, mine were). It was barely 9 am and I was full of, covered up with, *horse pucky n sweat, exhausted and still had an entire hot n humid day of trail rides to go. I'll never forget how something I did and luved as a teen had become so much hard, exhausting work! 🥴 *a unique mixture of horse snot, hair, spit, feed, & grime- LOVELY STUFF!
Another fine vedio Trinity.was wondering if you have heard about environmental groups pressuring major banks not to lend money for ranching they claim that it is bad for the planet, if they only knew what ranching did for conservation of the land and the betterment of the enviorment maby they would stop doing things to try to put ranchers out of business. Does you're friend at Cal Crate know any thing about this? God Bless.
Beautiful country up there. Hopefully, one day Ill be able to get to Montana. Always enjoy your content. Very educational. I must say, the bit with with the abcess/puss made even ME queezy (Nurse here; see and deal with some of THE most absolutely disgusting things that the human body can put out, lol). Pheww...
I have had problems watching those big puss pockets myself! One that I saw spray all over my dads face was the worst. I decided after that day that I wasn’t gonna be a veterinarian! 😄
..Alot Of Stuff About Alot Of Stuff - That Sure Is True.. Saturday, September 14th, 2024. Cattle Bawlin Is Something Ya Miss If Ya Haven't Heard It In Awhile And It's Something Ya Absolutely DON'T Wanna Hear At Certain Times - Like Babycalf, "Where Ya At And No Answer, But Mom Doesn't Give Up. Weanin Time Is A Chorus That Sounds From A Long Ways Off - That Language Has Been Spoke For A Long Long Time...
Got a question??? Ownership of land vs. leasing??? Not sure if you already covered that but I know owning property was a huge life saver to farmers in my area during the 1980's grain restrictions so was wondering how this affects ranchers.
Owning vs leasing land for agriculture is such a complicated question. Every rancher or farmer in the west has a different combination of leased and owned land. There are private leases, public land leases, state and federal land leases. All of them are different and all of them are different types of land. I am going to attempt to cover some of those options in future videos, but it is difficult because it is so multifaceted.
I enjoy your content Trinity. Have you considered using a mechanical counter that keeps your count accurate each time you click on it? It would free up your memory and would help to keep the count accurate.
I wonder if the reason wolves don’t bother livestock much in Minnesota is because the deer population and other prey is so huge compared to the Plains.
I’m so glad my cows and I are not in wolf or bear country. Never even been to where they are. You have to be raised in that area to deal with that. I would be prison. If it’s my pasture and it’s not mine and could possibly harm the pasture or cattle it’s dead or soon will be. It’s a constant battle with dogs, coyotes, badgers, armadillos, and hogs. I have it simple compared to those guys.
@Trinity Vandenacre. Sorry to let you know but I saw your image with clips from your videos being used in a UA-cam ad this week for a male performance enhancement product. The screenshot I took was unable to be saved. Shame on UA-cam. Didn't want to bring this news but better to be informed.
@@tonyterrigiusti4359 thanks for confirming. I didn't catch the name of the product or advertiser but yt denied my screenshot that I thought had captured it. Somebody has to man up and tell him
that one that runs backwards in a crowd is the same one that will wind up standing in the ring feeder bawling to get out , one in every herd......... non-profit organization sooo you're a rancher eh? get that man a Disco Clicker
There is no bear or wolf within 10 miles of those cattle or farms. Bet. They might see one every year or two come in close to the farm. I know I was raised in a bear and wolf country. I can't stand when people act like these animals are stalking the cattle at all times there is a bear or wolf around every corner. That is just not how they behave. Don't get me wrong, I would carry at all times, but that is for the freak of nature encounter that is possible it's not because I think there are predators stalking my animals all the time. if you are that worried why do you not have good herd protection dogs 3 would work fine. Anatolian Shepherd, Kangle or Great Pyrenees or other breeds. they would keep the wolf and bear off in case one comes in. Even when they are turned out they will stay with the herd. My point is there are ways to protect your herd without breaking the bank, and without shooting every animal you see.
This is a great channel. So informative and such good people. Hopefully they are never found by Washington DC. As a transplant from San Diego to Colorado some 40 years ago I have met great ranchers that would allow me to hunt Pronghorn on their land. I am in awe of how hard they work, and what they give to their land. My favorite landowner's wife invited me in for coffee when I came by to see her husband one day and she handed my a broken cell phone and asked if I thought it could be fixed. I said I didn't think so as it was smashed. I asked how it was broken she said her husband had it in his shirt pocket when a steer knocked him down in a corral and then stepped on his chest and broke the phone. Now her husband was mid 70s at that time and I'm thinking he must have been seriously injured, but she laughed and said he's to tough for that, just a couple cracked ribs. At mid 70s!!! Strong people, in faith, and body. God bless!
I love sorting cattle, really enjoy your videos Trinity, keep them coming 👍 🇦🇺
So educational!! I love hearing the cows, reminds me of when I was a kid and would go to a farm with my parents for fresh eggs 🥚😀. Love your videos!!
Awesome Explanation for Cows & Calves. Also agree Pretty Country of Montana, Prettiest !! H.
I'm honored to make the 1st comment! You are a true American Western way of life hero!
Calibar is so beautiful. You can tell he must get some good healthy nutritions. His coach es glistens in the Sun and he has got a little belly on him. Perfect! He is so beautiful! I absolutely love him❤❤😂 I really enjoyed this video. I love hearing about the ranchers and how they do their sorting and the cattle and I've learned so much from you. Thank you!
Morning Cowboy Trinity, I Love Life in The West, Thank You For Great Videos, Hi From Hermosillo, Sonora, Mexico/Sonora-Arizona Desert Area, Just Northwest in Mexico, Horacio de Mátape !!!
🌵☀️🔥🐂🐂🐂🐂🐂🐂🐂🐂🎸🎼🎤🤘🏻🍺🍺🍺🍺🇲🇽🇺🇸
Hello to you as well! I am so glad you enjoy my videos in Mexico!
hi Am 16 and I want to start a ranch one day. and your videos are so educational and fun to watch can't wait for the next episode.❤
Great video 🤠👍
Thank you for this video
Thank you for watching.
Another GREAT VIDEO!!!
I am no pro at counting myself but have an Idea. Record on Camera so you can pause or go in slow motion playback. Or another Idea have one person just say 2 ,6 , 5, and another person writing that down then add them up so you dont have to track in you head. Great video
Im a Rancher in north central Saskatchewan Canada & i gotta say Trinity that i can relate to everything throughout this video you were spot on on everything, haha by the way im usually the counter & yes you really have to concentrate or else u mess up quick, like your channel look forward to seeing your new videos everytime
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Cattle Ranchin... what a ROYAL PAIN IN THE ARSE!! And ur horse, CALIBER, is so smart! He seems to be ALWAYS lookin out for himself! HA! With that turning that head just to make it more difficult for his human!😂
Wonder what he'll figure out next.... Trinity, best u stay on ur toes with that one!
Thanks for the explanation on that how nonprofit played in here to this ranch cuz right away I was wondering. U are so good to clear things up like that.
I believe
(scripturally speaking)
inside u, Trinity,
is a teaching spirit! That is the main reason u do this for us and we greatly
appprieciate u! I've been fortunate enough to have had my own horse and trained to show trail horses, but these ranching particulars are another story altogether!
I know what ur saying about those l-o-n-g days.
At 38yrs, I volunteered at a Midwestern church camp to wrangle horses
handle trail rides with an unexperienced friend. Wrangling horses, that were allowed to run wild the other 10 mos of the year, and miraculously, instantly ready to put children in the saddle proved to be QUITE the challenge. Having only eight animals to work with, I figured out there were two that cud not be trusted for the first two weeks or so, not untill some more handling issues were worked on.
7am in the pasture gathering up horses.
Grooming, taching up,
Working with the animals AND the volunteer helpers, my kids plus other teens (that u know are there for the horses, mine were).
It was barely 9 am and I was full of,
covered up with,
*horse pucky n sweat, exhausted and still had an entire hot n humid day of trail rides to go. I'll never forget how something I did and luved as a teen had become so much hard, exhausting work! 🥴
*a unique mixture of horse snot, hair, spit, feed, & grime-
LOVELY STUFF!
Interesting about the grizzlies…The different types…. I wasn’t aware that they ate grain. Very interesting..Thanks for another great video.
Counting is my biggest problem, are numbers never work out, off the truck with at least two counters.
Another fine vedio Trinity.was wondering if you have heard about environmental groups pressuring major banks not to lend money for ranching they claim that it is bad for the planet, if they only knew what ranching did for conservation of the land and the betterment of the enviorment maby they would stop doing things to try to put ranchers out of business. Does you're friend at Cal Crate know any thing about this?
God Bless.
This is one place RFID tags might make sense. Is this done? Could make inventory much easier once they are tagged.
Beautiful country up there. Hopefully, one day Ill be able to get to Montana. Always enjoy your content. Very educational. I must say, the bit with with the abcess/puss made even ME queezy (Nurse here; see and deal with some of THE most absolutely disgusting things that the human body can put out, lol). Pheww...
I have had problems watching those big puss pockets myself! One that I saw spray all over my dads face was the worst. I decided after that day that I wasn’t gonna be a veterinarian! 😄
Trinity do you have a little hitch in your get up ! or are your new boots not broke in yet ! 😮🤔😁🥩🦬👍🐮✝️🌟🕎🌟🇺🇸🌟☝️
@@johnberry6380 I broke a big toe years ago. Now it hurts so I limp a little.
Very much enjoy your videos. From Pingree Idaho.
nice video keep them coming love from the uk
Cows with calves can be pretty spicy!
I love to see real Americans still doing American things in 2024.
..Alot Of Stuff About Alot Of Stuff - That Sure Is True.. Saturday, September 14th, 2024. Cattle Bawlin Is Something Ya Miss If Ya Haven't Heard It In Awhile And It's Something Ya Absolutely DON'T Wanna Hear At Certain Times - Like Babycalf, "Where Ya At And No Answer, But Mom Doesn't Give Up. Weanin Time Is A Chorus That Sounds From A Long Ways Off - That Language Has Been Spoke For A Long Long Time...
Got a question??? Ownership of land vs. leasing??? Not sure if you already covered that but I know owning property was a huge life saver to farmers in my area during the 1980's grain restrictions so was wondering how this affects ranchers.
Owning vs leasing land for agriculture is such a complicated question. Every rancher or farmer in the west has a different combination of leased and owned land.
There are private leases, public land leases, state and federal land leases. All of them are different and all of them are different types of land.
I am going to attempt to cover some of those options in future videos, but it is difficult because it is so multifaceted.
I enjoy your content Trinity. Have you considered using a mechanical counter that keeps your count accurate each time you click on it? It would free up your memory and would help to keep the count accurate.
love it!!
I had asked a few months ago what Calibar's bloodlines were. Just curious as I like studying AQHA bloodlines.
I will look.
Nice work!
Thxs Trinity what part of Montana were you in closest town???
Dupuyer, MT is the closest town. Extremely small town.
I wonder if the reason wolves don’t bother livestock much in Minnesota is because the deer population and other prey is so huge compared to the Plains.
Maybe electronic tags and a scanner through a chute may work.
Simmental Cow....Jim Leachman would be Proud!
Great video, I don’t know which accounts that are still hacked or stolen. The FB account seems fishy. This entire situation stinks.
Or our hands are covered in cow pies
I’m so glad my cows and I are not in wolf or bear country. Never even been to where they are. You have to be raised in that area to deal with that. I would be prison. If it’s my pasture and it’s not mine and could possibly harm the pasture or cattle it’s dead or soon will be. It’s a constant battle with dogs, coyotes, badgers, armadillos, and hogs. I have it simple compared to those guys.
@Trinity Vandenacre. Sorry to let you know but I saw your image with clips from your videos being used in a UA-cam ad this week for a male performance enhancement product. The screenshot I took was unable to be saved. Shame on UA-cam. Didn't want to bring this news but better to be informed.
Saw it too just today,my friend,9 14 24,God bless you brother
@@tonyterrigiusti4359 thanks for confirming. I didn't catch the name of the product or advertiser but yt denied my screenshot that I thought had captured it. Somebody has to man up and tell him
I suppose if someone has to suffer from fraud, being held up as an example of maleness is at least complementary.
I would take it as a compliment 😂
Maybe it's legit and hopefully he's making money off it.
that one that runs backwards in a crowd is the same one that will wind up standing in the ring feeder bawling to get out , one in every herd......... non-profit organization sooo you're a rancher eh? get that man a Disco Clicker
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Whats the reason they get audited?
This ranch is owned by the Boone & Crockett Club, which is a 501 C3 organization. Any company of that type is audited every year.
Hi Trinity, wolf country? Get a Kangal. They are one of the few dog breeds that can and do kill a wolf, one on one.
Trinity what shape is your hat?
How can a rancher be anon profit rancher.
Wondering the same🤔
Research foundation?
There is no bear or wolf within 10 miles of those cattle or farms. Bet. They might see one every year or two come in close to the farm. I know I was raised in a bear and wolf country. I can't stand when people act like these animals are stalking the cattle at all times there is a bear or wolf around every corner. That is just not how they behave. Don't get me wrong, I would carry at all times, but that is for the freak of nature encounter that is possible it's not because I think there are predators stalking my animals all the time. if you are that worried why do you not have good herd protection dogs 3 would work fine. Anatolian Shepherd, Kangle or Great Pyrenees or other breeds. they would keep the wolf and bear off in case one comes in. Even when they are turned out they will stay with the herd. My point is there are ways to protect your herd without breaking the bank, and without shooting every animal you see.