LUCKY TO HAVE COWS TO SHIP
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- Опубліковано 23 бер 2024
- We’re so lucky we didn’t lose more cattle in the fire but we did lose all the grass in a very hot fire.
The Mendota Ranch - Rotor Recoil
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Mendota Ranch is a working ranch in Canadian Texas. Established in 1907 and owned by the Abraham family since 1994, Mendota Ranch operates a commercial cow / calf operation, and raises working ranch horses and cutting horses. Jason is all so the inventor of Brush Bullet a new and easy way to control unwanted trees.
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So humble of you not to be complaining about your loss,God Bless You!
After I get past the heartbreak for you guys I have the utmost respect for you and your guys, love watching a great cutting horse and your cattle dogs are massively impressive and do a great job !!! Would love updates anytime you can. Thank you and God bless!!
TEXAS STRONG!!! Everything is going to come back better than before.
#1 security and and property, #2 video’s and ancillary items. We will patiently wait for updates. Bless you, brother. Your handling of this loss with such grace is impressive.
Thanks for taking us along!!
Thanks for sharing this difficult time Jason. We put our head down and just plow through sometimes... prayers
Thank you for even thinking to make a video Jason. You have a lot on your mind these days! Sending prayers to you and Bonnie🙏
PS I also love the old history stuff. I would love to be out there looking for old artifacts. Picking stuff up and then spend hours figuring out where it originally came from.
Positive thoughts for rain. A suggestion: Could you show a monthly progression on the ranch recovering from the fire? I would like to see what the pastures that were treated with brush bullet and then burned look like at intervals.
No apologies necessary, Jason. I can't imagine anyone complaining about you not making videos. I truly enjoy the history of your land. If I didn't know better, I would think I was watching an old western. Glad your baby cows , and mama's survived the fire.
This is just sad, so many people lost so much. I happy you have some cows and calves that were saved. The ranch won’t look right without the cows and deer. Praying for you and all the families , God Bless from South Carolina ✝️
so so glad to see you made it through the fire. Sorry to hear some of your neighbors did not fare so well.
Thanks for the update Jason! We are glad to see that have cattle to move.
How far did you have to move the pairs? I hope that you are able to get most of them paired back up.
What can you tell us about the Deer?
Have you been able to locate Max?
Thanks for the video. Sorry for your tragedy. Good to see you have any left and your homes are saved. That Western Horseman reporter was a good hand, not in the way. Blessings to you all.
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If you had plenty of hay could you save your cows and calves without shipping
Breaks my heart but glad they are alive. Born after the fire. Will be tough shipping them. Hope they pair back up easy when they get where they are going
South Texas
So sad Blessings to Texas from Montana our hearts go out to you All
My thoughts and prayers are with you all as you recover from this disastrous fire..
Always love to see good cowboys riding and working the land.. Makes me believe their is still good in AMERICA..
So thankful you aren't a total loss.❤
Thanks for the update Jason. I'm sorry so many lost so much. Did your brother lose everything too? I'm praying everyone can come back stronger. This is sad. God bless you.
He lost everything west of the highway
So glad you are back to let us tag along. : )
A channel I follow donated hay to ship to Texas to help y'all devastated by fires. Wish there was something we could do. I have shared this on Facebook maybe you get new followers?! Praying for y'all.
Thank you for updating your situation post horrific fire. Been really concerned about you and everyone affected by this fire.
Praying for a speedy recovery for you all!!
Thank you for letting me ride with you
God Bless y’all from remote NSW, Australia💕Our thoughts and prayers are with y’all
Thanks for sharing this we have been worried about yall glad yall are safe.
Blessings 💖 gorgeous looking cattle. The survivors 🙏so sorry for the ones that perished.
As you said, Thankfully y'all have some calves and cows to round up and ship out. Praying for y'all and especially the neighbors who were hit harder. May the Good Lord continue to watch over y'all.
When we see loaded cattle trucks on the road we yell, CATTLE DRIVE!! Yay!!
God bless you Jason and all your neighbors up in the panhandle🙏we Texans are not giver-uppers !
wow that sure brought it to reality. I have been following several ranches that have donated hay to help out but hay isn't going to fix this. But it will buy time for some. Thankfully your cows survived and you have a place to summer them. Hope the rains come and the grass regrows and at least some of the trees make it.
Sad to see the devastation. The calves are so cute .Hope mommies and babies are reunited. Praise your courage.❤️🇨🇦
The motion sickness in this video is real….. I’ll keep trying to watch….. God bless….. thumbs up
I'm glad your family and homes are safe. I really enjoyed this video.
I really enjoyed this. Buffalo Granite Wash is where my minerals are.....So much history on the Mendota. My Granny Jones owned Sec.32 before selling to Jim B. but we kept. the minerals. Dad use to go spend some weekends every year deer hunting down there. Thanks for the videos.....really cool!
Wow!!! What great Old West History. Wonder if Old West cattle trail History is apart of your property's story. Perhaps as the cattle drives were moved because of other trails being closed down due to cattle fever. Fascinating.
Continued prayers for you, your family and everyone effected by the fire!
Praise the Lord that you were able to save some of your cattle and the babies. Wishing you all the best in future getting the ranch up and running again 😀
Jason, that is a tought one to weather through no doubt about it! Hopefully the worst of the cattle losses are being tallied for a final reckoning. But it is that strong attitude coupled with a solid work ethic and the will to move forward that will bring your operation back to its former prodcution levels. -Bob...
Dam Im so sorry for your losses. I was worried about you when I heard the fire was in your area. It's a dam shame that happened
How devastating. I'm so sorry for your loss. Such a tragedy. You are a strong, brilliant man with a strong work ethic. You will recover. Once again, im sorry for your loss
Thank you so much for sacrificing your time and energy to include us in this chaotic part of your life. I had forgotten that the mendota ranch was up in that area of Texas somewhere. My other friend amanda, lives in the Fort Worth area so I wasn't worried about her. You got hit hard but you were also very lucky as well. I'm sorry to see all the cattle have to go. I'm from Kansas so I know after the spring burn off the grass comes back lush green and very quickly and tender. But I guess it won't do it quickly enough to save your cattle? I wish you and Bonnie the best. From Missouri on a little tiny homestead, we're thinking of you and wish we were there helping.
And I'm still hee hawin over here over the herding cats comments lol. As someone who has far too many freaking farm cats laying on their butts right now I know exactly what you're talking about and watching you guys try to herd those calves definitely is reminiscent of what it would look like with a bunch of cats. I used to work on a dairy farm and I took care of the calf Barn so I know how crazy things can get, haha
Like from🇺🇦 Ukraine❤. Nice horses❤
My mamma heart hurts when I hear the wails of the mamma cows and the babies.
Sorry to hear about the fire disaster. Glad you guys are safe. Hate hearing you having to sell all your cattle. Hopefully you can be restocked before to long.
It's so good to see 👀 so many that the fire didn't didn't take. It really hurts to know that so many lost so much. I pray that all of you folks take comfort in the Lord and you will stay strong and carry on. Good luck, and stay strong. GOD BLESS...👍🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸👍
Jason watching this is heartbreaking it bbbri gs me to tears. I have no idea how you deal with this devastation. Heartbreaking. Thanks so much for sharing such Heartbreak ❤
Where you ship your cattle to? What about the Deere? So sorry this happen to you. I had it happen to us in the Panhandle in Oklahoma a few years ago. We loss a lot of cattle. Glad you saved your.
Been praying for your family and the people around you. Appreciate your positive out look on life jason. God bless
So cool, hearing the history.
Peter Robins (Robbins?) - and my ears went straight up. Great grandfather, John Robins, homesteaded in Weyburn, Sask. "Possible" relatives? Anyway, glad you are able to help Jason with the roundup of cattle after the fire. Praying the return of the cattle in the fall will go well and you will recover from this terrible fire.
I’m glad you are safe! What a disaster.
PROUD OF Y'ALL..... NEVER GET IT DONE AND NEVER GET IT WRONG 😊😊😊😊😊🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉
BLESSINGS TO YOU, YOUR FAMILLIA AND TO THE PAN HANDLE OF THE CANADIAN RIVER VALLEY!!!! LIKE THAT YOU PUT THE GENTLEMEN FROM WESTERN HORSEMAN TO WORK!!!! YOUR THE ONE SIR!!!!
THE BLACK FOREST
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Here’s hoping the calves can all find their Mommas! Where did they go? CO?
This is a heartbroken story! You are very lucky to have cows to ship - but now the expenses for the hired land you must pay for. Two years is long to get the grass well again for pasture. I hope that you can survive for so long. Greetings from South Africa.
I am so grateful to the Lord I found your channel. You guys just bless my day everytime one of your videos pops up in my UA-cam feed. God bless you all my true fellow freedom loving Americans. : )
I’m glad you’re headed in a better direction. I admire that in all of this turmoil you take the time to point out historical spots. Praying for you and your neighbors. Do you know when the article will be in Western Horseman?
I don’t
Praying for you and all the live stock
That’s a bad deal, but you’re right a lot of folks having to move their cattle with a loader. Fight back in the fall!! Texas Strong!!!
I'm all for the ranching videos but history and land history, would be awesome to know more about your area
I was hoping you were not affected by the fire. Our thoughts and prayers are with you and your family
Wishing everyone that went through the fire a full recovery.
beautiful crop of calves!
Good to see the land is already starting to recover. I hope you get the rain you need. Any idea how the deer did with this huge fire?
The horse is scratching the ground telling you there's something there lol
We’re praying for you all
Hate it for everybody, glad you had something to salvage at least.
That's as bad as it gets.
A hot summer coming.
Hard enough to raise cattle in the panhandle to begin with.
From East Texas. Hoping the best for you and yours.
This so heartbreaking 💔, babies and Mommas all traumatized from fires and no grass. Shipping out is sure difficult," kitten korals!" Poor girls! I feel for you all at the ranch. Glad you have a 🏠 home , but this is tragic.
How did u learn of the fire when it first hit? Love the vid❤😊 Thank U for taking us along.
We saw it it coming
Thank you for the video… how about max? And the deer?
The second day video the camera man has a new saddle 😂
I don't understand. Where are you shipping them? Where are the trucks taking the cows & calves. To some other area with pasture or a feedlot? That is tough on those little ones. Very good point that luckier than some others. Bad enough.
To another ranch that has grass
Thanks for the video. When the cattle are shipped off, does that mean to auction or just to pasture land for the summer?
To another ranch
I'm glad you had cows to ship as well. That's a hard hit for the neigbors, so sad to hear.
The view was weird, it's like Mother Nature hopped on her riding lawn mower and flattened everything. Hopefully it cleared out all the dead wood and the carbon returned to the soil will pay it back in the future, looks like it's already got plans. When the cows return, it'll be a veritable grassland de Paradiso for them!🐄🤠
That ole Bluey is a born cow dog idn't she?! She was even herding the truck after they were loaded😆that driver better stay in line, she'll nip them tires!
Glad to hear everyone is doing well and Luke's house was saved too! Seeing the wagon trail was neat, you could see the grooves pretty clearly! Next time you're in the air get a good shot for us!
Are there wolves in where you're located ? And if so, how do you keep them from praying on your cow's. Just wondering. I love you channel. Keep up the great work.
No wolves here. Just coyotes
Well God Bless you all Jason pretty good gather. I enjoyed the video. Sure wish I could have helped. I almost came back out there with my 36ft help relocate some cattle but they everything was pots.
How far did you take your cows&calves? Anyway I wish the best for you all
🙏☝️!! I was raised up river a ways from yall, not too far from Plemens where Dixon Creek runs in the Canadian.
. Sure glad your the headquarters was saved. Yall stay safe
Cows got shipped a couple hundred mile south
I feel so had for you and the animals
Lots of babies!
Wow. That is tough. Sorry that fire wiped out your pastures.
Nice side pass in the alley around 25:
Any idea about max. Did he survive or moved away by the fires
Thanks. Did you have to lease new pastures?
For now
Is it true that a power company is responsible for this? If so, I sure hope they are ready to step in and help out! I'm so happy to see y'all doing ranch stuff again, I hope things get back to a somewhat "normal" ASAP!
Yes the power company had a rotten pole that they know about but they’re to cheap to replace it. The pole broke
Day3 Ole Blue on the job.
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I pray everyday for your successful comeback. Remember Jason and Bonnie, the Bible says in the old testament says NO WEAPON FORMED AGAINST YOU SHALL PROSPER. ITS A PROMISE OF THE LORD'S. STAND ON IT!!!
The shorter cow boys handle cave’s rougher. Must be that short man complex showing up.
Now is the time to get aggressive with your range management. You have a clean slate and will have some really nice meadows next year with the right plan.
Still praying for y’all.
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How far did you have yo go to find grass of them?
200 miles
How much water does the mesquite take compared to the juniper
Nothing like a juniper. Maybe 25% of what a juniper takes.
I’m with Farm Rescue, we have been hauling hay into ranchers. All you have to do is ask, and we will bring all you need. And it is free!,
Thanks for your help
I know it’s just cowboying, but I feel for you all. Hate hate this disaster happened. Any word on what started this? God Bless you all
Xcel had a rotten pole that they knew about but didn’t fix it
@@themendotaranchThat's criminal and downright dirty business!😱
Where are you shipping these cattle to?
South Texas
Where are you shipping them to
Who has that much extra pasture?
Rancher helping ranchers. That’s what we do
So I am new to the cattle business call me dumb but how do you buy cattle? Do you buy by the pound? So if a cow weighs 250 and sells for 1.00 per pound then that cow would coat 250.00?
So if moving the cows and calves to greener grass land so that mean you are having to sale or is someone able to help with land that can support this head of cattle ? Just trying to grasp the amount of lost revenue that people up there lost as myself probably like alot of people did not realize how many years it takes to get to the point you are at with the cow to calf ration you have.
I have so many things that I am trying to read up on to understand how this fire will affect the whole country potentially not just how horrifically it impacted you guys up there.
As always completely enjoyed the video and glad to see that you guys are able to be able to keep showing these videos and showing this information for everyone like myself to enjoy.
Thank you again and here hoping you get some good rains and speedy recovery on the grass coming back.
Haven’t sold them yet but it might be two years before the pastures heel up. The fire was very hot
So Sorry Jason can’t wait for the western horsemen