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Crazy how small you look next to the power that is big Joe's head, I am native american and almost tear up everytime I see these amazing God created animals, pray for you guys and thanks for the channel
So different from working cattle. Bison are not domesticated and I admire you all for focusing on Bison. I hope more ranchers will focus on bison. They look so natural on the land. This is their environment and although they are no longer free to roam as is their nature, seems you offer them plenty of space and are managing your herds with respect, dedication, and quality care. Thank you for sharing your ranch life with us.
Thank you for inviting us along. I grew up on a farm that had registered black angus that were sold all over the US. they were also one of the first herds to have red angus. We worked them once a year and I kept the records while helping to work them. I haven’t been on that farm for over 40 years. Thank you for bringing back a lot of very good memories. Wishing I was there to help you guys.
To see your videos allows the public to see how Bison who was close to being extinct now starting to come up in numbers because of Ranchers like you! The new round part of your coral works great compared to last time! Thank you for your dedication and hard work! Very educational videos!
I'm on the edge of my seat whenever you work the bison. Well done, everyone stayed safe. I hope Flo recovers from her injury.
Working "Big Joe" is like the Standoff at the OK Corral!. Such a magnificent animal but you have to be 150% vigilant around him. I bet working him is a "Super Size" of adrenalin!
Okay, I’ve got it, a new song!
“A guy in college surviving on Ramen, just barely gettin’ by is like Dunbar in breeding season giving all the bison girls a try.
The fans all wonder what did Big Joe weigh, Workin’ bison down at Sulphur on a sunny fall day. Calves going for the wean, Dunbar’s a little more lean, Joe’s still not digging’ the scene, workin’ bison down at Sulphur on a sunny fall day.”
It needs to be tweaked a bit but with Daniel warbling out Home on the Range in the background, I think we’d have a hit, whatay’all think?
So proud of Marisa being able to tag the Bison. Yes that is a lot of hard work but well worth it. I enjoyed this so much. Thank you!
What a huge difference from the last time. That tub was a huge blessing! You all will get them calmer the more you work them. Great Job to everyone on the Team!!!
dont need vaccines in open field fresh air sunlight . dont say organic no one wants to eat someone full of poison. read ''microbiome'' .
All your hard work on the corrals, laneway and tub paid off! You did an amazing job. I have found every time you work big animals you will find little things that need to be changed or improved on. Then pretty soon everything will be in place and it’s only up to the animals, which you can’t always control. Great job to everyone involved!! Now take a well deserved break and rest and thanks for bringing us all on your bison journey!
Wonder if they’d eat cubes as a reward (for some positive association) when they’re in the sections? Either put the cubes on the floor or give by hand when they’re in there? They might not notice them or eat them, but even the scent of them might work. Use as a lure aid and/or a reward. Dunno. Bison are smart enough to form associations. Just a thought. Edit: I wrote before seeing the very end, feeding the grain. Love these vids. Thanks! 😎👍
I was also thinking of letting them go through the chute more often not to work them just lead them through. To let them know nothing happens.
I thought about maybe using a Big Easy E for the bulls when they run them through for practice, give them something to chew on and maybe Dunbar won't balk at the dewormer. 😁
@@takumi2023 I don’t know anything about bison whatsoever but I been watching big Joe for the last hour. I’m wondering why they don’t get use to this. They go crazy every time. I wonder if this happened more often if they would calm the hell down. My heart is racing in every video and I can’t stop watching lol. At first I was like aww how cute. Even wondered if you could pet it. After seeing big Joe in action I wouldn’t step foot around a bison. Beautiful creatures though 🦬
This time working the bison went very well. Big Joe's look was priceless!! Glad to hear Flo isn't to hurt
Way to go what a difference that tub did! Liked to see Marissa get in there as well!!! All of you are so blessed to have one another and the support. Look foward to see Flo's progress and next Spring handling. Love y'all God Bless ❤
Seriously laughed out loud at Kevin's comparison of Dunbar's weight loss to being in college & survivin' on ramen while living the wild life! Too too funny!
I think that was Daniel who did that comparison. LOL
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Thank u for ur video they are powerful animal I'm from Nova Scotia Canada be safe
So THAT's why I gained 8 pounds in college. I wasn't wild enough !
Man! It really is a big job!!! Takes all hands on deck! It did look like it went pretty smoothly. The tub worked really well! 👍👍 Job well done...
The intro music when BIG JOE came in was perfect! His attitude was I'll go in when I AM ready! Dunbar was really salty this time. Good video!!
I love that you take the time to thank everyone at the end. Glad the tub worked well. Did we get a weight on Joe.
So glad it went smoother. I can see your little operation turning into a much larger ranch. You obviously put much thought into all aspects of raising bison. It is great to see the care for animals and safety for humans. Farming and ranching ain't for sissies. All the best Cross Timbers Bison for future success. Everyone deserves a refreshing cool drink, a hot meal and a hot soak.💜
Watching Big Joe stare you down, priceless. He knew something was going on but I think Kitt was the calming factor. I cried as I saw Kitt and Big Joe turn into the tub and walk through the shute. Big Joe was a gentleman today, he enjoyed the treats you gave him at the end. What was his weight today? I 💗 watching. Marissa did awesome!
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1410 weight for Big Joe
Big Joe = 1,685#. Dunbar = 1,410#
I’m so impressed with ALL of you! This went much better than it did last Spring! You all are becoming a well oiled machine! Bravo! Well done! 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
I love how you make this a family thing and everyone has apart to do. I'm from lower Arkansas and watch every video I can.
i loved the Big Joe standoff. Him standing there saying "Come and get me, just try it!"
That was a lot of work. Glad to see everyone working together and no body got hurt. Sure Flo will be okay soon.
No, no, no better you than me.
Outstanding teamwork!!!!
Marisa Baker Congratulations on your first and second ear tagging.
Kevin is one fanominal wrangler. He's amazing to watch as he handles the Bison.
Now you need to get your sister D.J. Arms to ear tag next fall.
Great to see Bradon Baker joined in on the fun
And a great applause to the camera crew. Without you we would not be able to experience the adventures at Cross Timber Bison.😎💞🇺🇸
I missed Big Joe’s weight. How much?
Marissa has beautiful hair and very cool boots!
I’m exhausted ...
God bless Dusty Baker and his family, including us. God bless the bison. God bless America.
I also missed Big Joe’s weight.🤔
@@jeffreyshier9021 me as well.
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I just want to say thank y’all for letting us be a part of your program. I love the history of the bison and really appreciate you working and raising the bison. I also think about how wonderful it had to have been living back in the days the bison was able to run free. So thank you again for sharing this part of history with us. Thank
Big Joe is pissed! What a look he gave you guys?! You’ve still gota love him. I really enjoy the videos from working the Bison. Very exciting to watch.
This was amazing. They are such majestic animals. Daniel, you looked pretty comfortable on the fence... maybe 1 or 2 of them on your farm would make good filming.
Completely awsome Dustin! Love the entire video and it shows on hard each and everyone of you work to take such good care of the bison. Keep up the good work and cant wait to see what comes next! As a South Dakota native I see how much love you show to your animals!
Stare Down at the Big Joe Corral! 😂😂 Great job, everyone! My patience paid off…I really enjoyed watching the working of the bison!
They tub definitely made a difference working Dunbar and Big Joe. Its pretty nice that you Kevin and Daniel can help each other out when you have a job that needs done.
God bless Cole, Chandler and brother Brandon and their wives. Congrats to pretty Marissa on her first tagging. Kevin is so agile and such a powerful and wise man.
This is awesome to watch! You all are so good with these animals.
Videographers and editors did great. Love seeing the same thing from different angles.
Wow, I have to say that this time things worked much better plus the bison were not so stirred up. I think the lower noise level helped in that. Good job!
I watched a Broken Arrow Bison video where the guy said the put the bull through first before all the noise stirred him up. IDK how valid that is since the noise starts immediately when the work starts.
Oh my that was intense for us to watch I can’t imagine what it would be like right there in the action! I’m glad Flo is going to be ok. You are truly blessed to have so many wonderful family and friends to help you:) tfs stay safe and God Bless:)
Omg! When you said I'm drained. He'll I'm drained just from watching. Great job. Sorry about flo.
I really like All of u guys, and the Respect u show in taking care of them. I fell in love with Bison in 1999 was the first time I saw more than one together in Rural Nevada visiting a place called Gabbs. I was so Amazed at their size and how Beautiful they r with All their strength. It takes Handlers like yourselves to do what u do. I appreciate All of u. Keep up the Great Work, and I am elated that I found ur Channel, and thank u for sharing!
Big Joe seems calmer now that he has done it once before. Dunbar is still my favorite. It just amazes me everytime I see these big guys on here or in person. They look like they would not hurt a fly one minute and the next they are being the wild beast they truly are. I hope Flo is doing well. I can not wait to see the red dogs next season! 😍 Great work and thank you for sharing.
OMG 👌 Such a fun vlog!!! Working the bison is the best...the new set-up is awesome!!! Love watching Marissa just chasing Big Joe 💛 Please keep daily updates on Flo...she's my favorite 🙏 Thank you to everyone working the bison😊
This went alot smoother than last time....it's always an evolving process to get it right. Just remember curves are good & sharp corners the Bison can't see around are bad.
Will you keep us updated on Flo's gore injury? I hope she has no lasting damage 😔 🙏 Good job Dusty 👏 👍
What a hard working group you had there. All the challenges of the day were handled. Your wife got just as excited as everyone else. She is into the bison as well. Great job. ❤️❤️
Awe! You are all getting really great at this. It's the smoothest I have seen. You're right to give Thanks To Kevin, He really is the man.
Great job on working the Bison. The tub looked like it was a big help. Prayers for Eleanor. Everybody working together made it easier. Great job Marissa tagging the calf. GOD BLESS Y'ALL.
It would of been great to have a set up like you do Dusty, when we had to work our cattle.
All your hard work paid off...looks like it went really smooth.
Love your channel Dusty!!
My family are farmers…. So seeing you and your family work these crazy bison w such care and concern for the herd is awesome. Good people taking good care of the land and stock.. makes my heart happy in this upside down world. God bless you and keep you strong and safe. Your friend in Arizona…
Great job. I'm happy for you that it's done for now. It really is intense working with those powerhouses. It's good to see all of your plans and prep paying off. It seemed to go so much smoother this time.
Great video. I noticed quite a few were not happy in the squeeze chute. Dunbar had to show himself by being contrary. Horns and legs going every which way, going down on their knees. And then along comes, Joe. Big Tough Joe. Stare-Down Joe. Other than being contrary, he was convinced by Kitt. Quiet in the chute. Marissa, you were amazing. Loved seeing you put in the tags and loved seeing you get Big Joe off the fence with the paddle. Major difference from last year when Big Joe came up on the rails. Dusty, it's great seeing you and Marissa working together. All of you made a great team. Thank you for sharing. I've been waiting for this. God bless you all.
Morning Dusty. Thanks for sharing your video! Always enjoy watching. Glad no one was hurt- people. Hopefully Flo will be ok. Be safe and healthy
Holy Jeese! Dusty, you and Kevin must have springs instead of legs to be able to jump that huge fence the way you did so quick! That was a pretty tense moment to watch. I think you may be on to a possibly lucrative new business renting out Big Joe to the Olympic high jump team for incentive to make their jumps. All they need to do is make their jumps solid fence and I'm sure that there would be some new world records for the high jump coming out of that. I wanted to be there to count your and Kevin's legs to make sure you still had 2 after Big Joe made an attempt to remove them a couple of times. Exciting to watch but not the kind of work for the not so nimble or not so brave! Well done handling these critters. In the tub Big Joe clipped the cow that was with him in the nose with his horn as well I think and that seems to have given her a bloody nose as well as Dunbar I'm certainly glad those horns didn't connect with Dusty or Kevin during this.
I agree. Too much excitement for this grandma! Just watching made my heart beat a bit faster.
Adrenaline helps......
@@connieholthaus957 Ha ha No kidding! I BET it does! I'm sure that a monster-sized Bison running at you would definitely cause a great adrenaline rush! lol
Thanks. I saw the bloody nose & wondered when. Where & why. Thanks.
I think 1485 was one bulls' weight. Lost 200+#'s breeding
Maybe Dusty will tell us again.
I'd like to know the weight of 2031 newborn heifers & bulls.
I have a friend who raises Registered goat, sheep & mid-line cows.
Dunbar calves vs Big Joe's calves.
NEXT: SHE PURPOSELY USES a full moon to breed. The results were more heifers than bulls. Your ability to control breeding because of danger, but IF you noticed calenders, moons, breeding and results, it would be interesting.
1. Could you turn the bull in with the cows ONLY during full moon? Wouldn't that fact & result be interesting?
I enjoy your Ranch sooo much.
I stick with the suggestion of RIGHT Ear tags on females. I also think WORKING with LESS GATE. TUB & CHUTE NOISE made your FALL working less stressful. Cube Treats for bulls helped your experience with them easier this Fall.
1. They respond to your calls
2. Know treats follow spraying or cockle burr picking.
3. Please MASK during chemical Sprays & Powders in "wallows."
Do your new "digs" have ponds?
I thought I heard that in the lst NEW RANCH VIDEO. Patty
An exciting day. You and your crew came through without serious injury and the bison, except Flo (was it Flo) were unharmed, at least it appears so. Everybody will have some sore muscles or bumps or bruises they didn't know they got. Kind of like a football game, you win and you're pumped up and feel great until you wake up the next morning and everything hurts, eh.
Well done. Each time you learn a bit more. Enjoy it while you can. Keep yourself fit and eat healthy, get rest and stay right with whatever you believe and you will be able to enjoy this well into your senior years. Good luck. You are doing a good thing for mankind. After all, the Good Book says we have responsibility for the animals. I know the word is dominion over but what it means is responsibility for. You take your responsibility seriously. This is commendable and I thank you for the work and concern you show for all earth's creatures. You are one of the good people. Thank you for sharing with the rest of us.
Continue to be watchful and careful and never get distracted. These are big powerful animals and even the little ones can do damage if something spooks them. I will pray for good health for all of you and your animals.
Live long and prosper.
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MAN! THAT WAS INTENSE,BUT SO EXCITING!!!
Getting better, well a bit better! You guys jump good like on silly pogo sticks! They sure keep you in shape! The tub worked great! Glad Flo is OK, he didn't do it out of hate it was normal Animals instincts and fears. But they walk out better and calmer, that's a plus. Big Joe was butting the easiest pray, good acrobatics! These are truly Majestic Animals and your care and each of your helpers is amazing. Great job to all of you!
Bravo Dusty and all of your team! Congrats Marissa on your first tagging! Compared to the last time, this looked much smoother - way to go! That was a lot of work getting everything in place and it paid off. I'm sure there are many things learned each time and I trust you will do what is needed.
The tub seems to have really worked great. Helped to push them down the chute and sped up the process. But as always always tweaking the process and learning with every time you work with these animals. Safety always the top priority for you and the guys helping you and the animals too.
Wow! Great job one and all! Proud of Marissa! One question-what did Big Joe weigh??
God bless all! Hope Flo will be ok. Hard to examine up close up on those big animals!
Kevin is so supportive and helpful! 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻. 🇺🇸MesquiteTX
it looks like it said 1650ish, its hard to read as the distance they were standing from the scale readout but it looks like it says that.
Great job as always Dusty. I know some people think these animals are not safe in these corals but you all so your best too make sure they are. You treat them with the utmost respect and care.
Love watching you round the bison up!! So much action!! Sitting on the edge of your seat kind of action. Just Love Love Love it!!!
I feel sorry for how stressed they are. Very hard to watch.
This amazes me every time I watch. I know y’all’s heart is beating fast. I’m in North Carolina, that far away from y’all and my heart was racing. Absolutely love watching you and your bison. You a brave man
This is better than any rodeo I have ever seen. Warms my heart to see how you are caring for the Bison.
I never realized just how dangerous it was working with bison. I was helping a friend with his cows and he left me in the field saying watch out for the bison with the earrings. No sooner had he driven over a hill than who is coming at me with a bison on either side of her and all three were pawing the ground. I knew the only way I was going over the fence was if they hit me. I took off my jacket and waved it in front of the bison then tossed it on a fence posts and not looking at them I made my way into the herd of cows. when I finally was able to get my jacket it was covered in bison snot. There is no way I would have been in that field if I knew then just how powerful and dangerous they could be. Glad to see you all were safe.
I really enjoy watching these videos. I am learning so much and am beginning to appreciate what a difficult and challenging job this is. Keep up the good work.
Blessings Your Way. You have streamlined the operation alot... It still Scares Me when You Jump In THERE with those trapped Bison! I love the Channel. I was born in SD. The Bison need folks like You and Yours.
I appreciate that
It’s always exciting,scary at times. God bless you and keep you and your helpers safe.
I am amazed at what you do. It is marvelous to see people working with these animals again. Please keep the videos coming.
Always a pleasure watching the working of the Bison.
Darlene from Ohio 🇺🇸❤️
First, what does Joe weigh? Second, I could have watched the bison being worked more. Great teamwork. I think the more you work them, the calmer they will get. Overall....A+ video. Great job thanking everyone
2 things....Loved the grand entrance of Big Joe!! The music was fantastic. I have watched it several times!! Second, Love how Daniel just sits on the fence and doesn't flinch when Big Joe came toward him. He is such a great (and brave) person.
I have looked forward to this day all week!
Me too! Lol
Loved the new tub and glad all were there to help. That is one Heck of a job I tell you!
Those are some big critters to be around and I can tell you were beat once you got done........a good meal and some chillin is due you all. Great Video! Love your channel..........my home state is SO DAK so the bison as very special to me. We have spent tons of time in the Hills so I loved that video you did at the roundup as well.......I never miss one of your videos, I just love this.
Blessings and glad all are safe!
I just love this journey with these wonderful animals, thank you so much for letting us tag along. Much love from Ohio. ❤
Great day working the herd! I raised Texas Longhorns and we could only show them with halters for some stupid reason. I've been drug, stomped, and kicked. We thought we were working hard just staying away from the horns, but it was no way close to what you do with the Bison. We always got the young ones halter broke and into the show ring , but it came at a price. Quite a workout for sure. Again you guys...and wife....did a great job!
Whew! That was hard work and the videos are getting more immersive and beautiful as time goes on!! Very exciting to see you all working together, thanks Dusty and crew❣️
In my eyes, that was a successful treatment of Big Joe! It seemed much easier this time around. Congratulations! Sorry to hear about Flo's injury.
Wow, that was awesome. My adrenalin was high, can't imagine what it was like for all of you. Glad you got it done with very little damage to those beautiful animals and no damage to humans, I'm sure you'll all sleep well tonight. Thanks for sharing.
They use tactics that are absolutely cruel, unnecessary and increases danger to themselves as well as to the animals.
.....and did you see him hooking him up the nose??
Their tactics are unnecessary and sometimes cruel to these animals ....this is a downright shame !
.... probably gets them more views though.
Y'all are a great team. I'm glad you thanked everyone at the end. When are you gonna give a update on lumpy? I havent seen him in a while. Enjoyed this very much.
GREAT JOB EVERYONE. Think it went alot smoother with Big Joe this time. He seemed to be alot calmer. Take care..thanks for the video
Congrats on a successful working of the Bison! I love watching these beautiful animals. My heart pounds a mile a minute just watching this. I can only imagine how your hearts beat wildly !
You got em worked but at what cost?
Too many people makes the animals skittish, 3 is a good number of hands. You can't have heads or people standing in the direction you want the animals to go.
You should sort off the calves or small animals from the larger ones, use a simple left or right sorting gate with 2 open corrals, never run calves into the crowding pens with the adults.
From the sorting pens it should flow smoothly into the crowding pen, then into the tub, after that it should be a straight shot down the alley to the squeeze chute. A shallow curved alley is ok, but the 90° turn will cause animals to balk and even get turned around. They will freely move forward where they can openly see.
You should rethink your pens and alley system to let your bison do the work for you, it's less tiring and safer for you and the buffalo.
A happy buffalo makes a happy rancher. 🦬 🤠
I was so excited to see y'all working the bison's and so glad to see the tub worked so well. By spring you'll have it working even better! Everyone did a great job, did Big Joe lose weight like Dunbar? Pray Flo is doing ok...thank you for sharing...love hugs happiness and prayers...
Another "fun" day!! Did you weigh Big Joe? Everyone worked great together!! The tub was a big help I think!
It is always exciting to watch all of you work the bison.
Big Joe weighed 1685.
So glad no person was hurt n sorry Flow was hurt. Good job from everyone
Dusty your new tub is great and I get so nervous because you get in with them When you climb. I yell oh dusty and I was so proud of the way you handle Big Joe. I thought he did outstanding seen younguys taken your time with him it worked keeping him as calm as possible! Tell Merida she did. A great job tagging them I can tell she is having fun doing everything Dusty it amazing what you have accomplished Keep it up !! I have a ball watching them and you!! Brandon did an awesome job especially being first time! Every body was doing wonderful! Oh I kept saying give Big Joe some pellets when in the shoot you sure did!! Thanks
Looks like a really crazy time and dangerous also, glad you got it done
I had a friend who ran cattle, he would occasionally leave the head gate open on the squeeze and run his calves through to get them used to going through the pens and the squeeze. A few times through, done at various times of the year and they began to acclimate. they learned to know how to go through the pens and the squeeze. This made them a lot easier to get through, and lessened the occurrence of injuries. Every time an animal is handled they are being condition to act a certain way. I think your first pen before the tub is a lot of the problem. If like you say it was smaller, perhaps it would help to calm things down a bit.
Couldn’t wait to see the video❤️great job everyone! Woohoo Marissa wtg on your first tag. It’s so awesome to see family supporting each other and the Bison. May I ask why kit was bleeding from her nostrils ? I hope Flo is ok. Dunbar is getting bigger for sure. It was so nice to see how calm Big Joe was this time. He is so majestic. Thank you for sharing as always. ❤️from Pennsylvania.
Yes, I was wondering as well.
Kit banged her nose when she tried jumping out, just a bit of a nose bleed :-)
Good evening to Cross Timber Bison and all others too. Happy Sunday and thanks to all Veterans
Watching all of you work the bison is fascinating! The tub was a very good investment. Best wishes 🌸
Temple Grandin's techniques might be helpful. Creating curved corners instead if sharp corners actually makes things go so much smoother when trying to move large herd oriented ungulates.
I thought of her (Temple Grandin's) techniques when I watched the video of Dusty and Kevin putting in the tub.
@@judieperry7533 oh yes that's right!
From wotking a stockyard, if there are gates in the alley with alternative hing side, makes the handler walk in a z but keeps him behind a gate with no openings, should cut the spinning down a lot
dont need vaccines in open field fresh air sunlight . dont say organic no one wants to eat someone full of poison. read ''microbiome'' .
They are kept close in a small (for bison) range, not the huge expanses for which they are adapted. Would rather have healthy bison than feverish ones. Not all shots are bad. They worm and do necessary shots, no growth hormones
Wow! Great job! Everybody had a job and did it! Seemed much more organized this time. The flow was so much better too. You are right, we live and learn everyday. Your animals are so interesting and majestic. I know your team of helpers are dedicated to you and those big, beautiful bison too. Thanks for sharing with us!
Hi Everyone Great job working with the bison Daniel is having to much fun😁👍👍💖
That was awesome. How much did Big Joe weigh
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I want to thank you for doing what you do. Bison were hunted to near extinction to deprive the First Nations of their primary food source. You are bringing a vital animal back. It's VERY hard work. It DEMANDS a person with deep compassion and hard conviction. From watching your videos, I believe you are doing your best by your animals. I wish you my blessings and those of all the powers that be whatever those powers may be.
Great job everyone. Love watching you work the bison. I was trying to help y'all shut the gates while watching this video. Lol
We acquired a small herd of really wild beef cattle. Two of them needed daily wound treatments. The first three times through the shoots was a nightmare but we put the whole group through and each one got a pan of grain (which they desperately needed). The fourth time a fight broke out over who was going first. NEVER had a problem with those cows again. They could be in the far end of the pasture but when they heard the gates open they came running.
Great video! The stare down Big Joe was giving everyone was intense . What was his weight? How's Flo doing now? The yearling sure was fighting like their Dads. Great job by all.
Absolutely amazing. Unbelievably hard work. Thank you very much for sharing your journey with these historic animals.
How much does Big Joe weigh?! I can only imagine what was going through his head as he was staring you guys down! The tub system seemed to definitely help out a lot! It’s so nice to see the entire family getting into working the herd!! Love watching the videos!
He was 1685, 200 less than the last weigh-in.
Cow.is1.thing.i.dont.mess.with.i.love.seeing.them.but.stay.very.far.
I am truly worried about you as HE successfully TREED each one of you & it was a serious action on his part.
Your runs are way too wide. The tub too roomy. I'm sure you know that after visiting numerous bison farms. I know all of these "ranches, animals, fencing, "working area, feed, water systems, barns, equipment" are terribly expensive. You LOVE every animal you have. It shows in your treatment. It's revealed in the "space, room of alleys, the tub etc." Please remodel these things that make yourself & family safe. THEY CANNOT travel 2 wide or turn around. Your wife & family love you. ❤️ please be safe. I really care.
Patty
1885 is his waight the first time they got him in the shoot
GOOD JOB!!!!
How exciting proud your wife got right in there she's becoming a regular hand!
The video and music perfect great shots
The tub worked like a charm and seemed to make the job easier.
Happy Flo wasn't hurt to bad.
The bulls tucked their heads down didn't want the medicine cute
And last their tails that fascinate me lol they're so small for those huge bodies but they say ALOT.
Up the come their agitated or excited cracks me up.
GREAT JOB!🤗👍👍👋👏👏👏
Yes! Been waiting for this!
👏WOW, loved it. That look from Big Joe when he just eyeballed you all, lol. Things seemed to go much faster this time, the tub helped, which is great. Poor Flo, I hope she recovers quickly. Great to see Daniel there again.... if it wasn't for him I may never have found your channel. Great work to Marissa, she looked stoked to be involved and learning new things. To all the boys who stepped up for the first time, what an experience, well done. And to those guys there for the encore, a well oiled team, (Kevin is a gem). VERY MUCH enjoyed watching. Thank you