Prescribed Blackberry Burn!
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Your "controlled burn" was a brilliant move in light of what happened here on the Panhandle of Texas this month ! CONGRATULATIONS on your insightful management of your land. Love and Prayers for you, your team and your family for this year ! 🙏🙏🙏 So eager to see the new grass this 2024 spring !!! I LOVE "Good News " !
I hate what is going on out in the Panhandle of Texas...Can't imagine loosing a home, ranch, or animals to the fire.
Patties 💩 have been used for fuel for years in the past maybe still! It’s essentially compacted grass! 😂
Yes!!
Hi Dusty, Marissa and Brooke. Always something happening on the ranch. Glad you had all the help. That fire looked really hot. Glad no one or animals were hurt. God bless and love yall ❤❤
Brooks. Like the old suicider on Shawshank.
Get busy livin’ or get busy dyin’
Wow 😯! That sunset was awesome with the bison silhouttes in the foreground. Glad the burn went well for you. Keep ranch'in 🤠.
Interesting remember controlled burns when I was young, so many benefits to soil health and animal forage growth.
I love blackberries, but they take over so quick! Good job getting a jump on this before it really goes to town.
I've been thinking about growing some blackberries in my garden. After seeing your problems with them, I've changed my mind. I'll stick with the patch of wild ones that grows nearby.
In the rural areas in Africa, the dung..cow paddies gets collected and then used for heat and cooking especially in the winter
Does the cow manure stink when used inside to heat living quarters??
I think Oklahoma must have the most beautiful sunsets I’ve ever seen! Look forward to seeing the growth you get this spring. Lucky Bison! ❤❤
I'm a 64 year old townie from the UK..but boy l sure love watching a good burn. Between you and Daniel, I've learned so much as to why this is a good idea. Rarely here about this being done in the UK, though..don't know why..maybe its all the rain we have.. amazing watching the bison 🦬 walking through and it not hurting their hooves...p🇬🇧💕🙏✝️👍👏🦬🦬🦬🔥🔥🔥🇺🇸
I believe they still burn the old leggy heather on the grouse moors, but the big burns were the grain stubble burns which government, in its infinite stupidity has banned.
You never watched bambi? 😂
I hope you all over in UKRAINE 🇺🇦 ARE BEING SAFETY BECAUSE OF THE WAR GOD BLESS YOU 🙌 🙏 STRONG 💪 🙏 ❤️ 💙 UKRAINE 🇺🇦 NEEDS OUR HELP TO STRONG 💪 😊
@ExcuseMyFr3nch actually no..I've never watched Bambi..as an adult l won't watch it because I know I'll cry..even at my age 😂.. Disney wasn't a big thing when l was growing up really..my older sister took me to see Snow White..Jungle Book and the Aristrocats..oh and Mary Poppins which is a bit Disney..Never seen Bambi..The Lady and the Tramp etc..obviously I've seen the extracts and know the stories..but they are very rarely shown on tv now..the more up to date ones are but not the originals.
Not over here 🇬🇧 anyway..
🇬🇧💕🙏✝️👍👏🦌
❤ Red sky at night...sailors delight.
Ponderosa burnt, Spring rains, ....Easter 🐣..., new grassland and bison - new red (baby bisons ♥️)
Glad the control burn was a success. It's good that you had the help to make sure that things were kept under control.
Hi disty and marissa and Brooke i enjoy watching the bison
❤🎉 Glad it's your fire and not those others in the north, those poor people and animals. 😢
I miss your longer videos, better for education and story telling and seeing the beautiful Bison!! Thanks for your channel. ♥️🇺🇸⭐🦬😊
Can't wait to see all the new grass for the bison. Hope you didn't have too many spot fires well done everyone xx
Hello Dusty and Marissa
Wow! That was amazing! And there is no other Sunset like the ones in Oklahoma.
Blessings ❤
~Linda
I loved this video! I guess we're just a bunch of pyros at heart.
Awesome to watch. Glad to see you finally got to burn the blackberries. Take care God Bless. 💕🙏
Brilliant video, always after fire the ground just comes alive, the bison are going to love it. ❤️
Great job love that you are taking care of the Bison
Thank you!
Wow! Those black berry bushes really burn. Am waiting until it all greens up when spring comes. May help with the smoke and flies.
As always another great video. Another burn. Learn so much from y'all and Arms Family Homestead. Thank you.❤
WOWZERS!! That sunset shot at the end of the video was stunning to say the least ❤❤❤ Especially with your bison silhouette!
Good day to all, glad the burn went well.
I really enjoy your videos. My favorite ones are control burns and when you work the bison. God bless and thank you for sharing.
Glad you like them! Thank you!
Really like how you take care of your ranch property.
Beautiful Oklahoma sunset at the end!! Great burn for your Ponderosa!
👋👍✋More grass for the Bison and places to roll around.
You got that right!
It's awesome that you had so many that could help with the burn. Enjoyed the video. Blackberries are so hard to get rid of. Hope the burn works.
Thanks for taking us along Dusty, love the care of your land you take ❤.
Beautiful beasts I am amazed by the number of small tented poops they produced all over your fields. Must be ideal fertilisers. Keep on the good work.
Agreed!
There's something intriguing about watching a controlled fire. Nature is amazing.
Dusty, I just love your passion! Passion and love for your bison and your ranch, nature!!! ❤🦬❤️🦬❤️
Thanks Dusty and awesome Crew helping....l love to watch burning stuff....
Old F-4 2 Shoe🇺🇸
What a sight! The aerial views are magnificent and the sunset at the end...be still, my heart, what beauty!!
Loved the shots right at the end of the bison with the beautiful sunset in the background.
That sunset was AWESOME! 🌻🌅🌻👍🌻
Dry Cow patties was a major source of fuel on the plains on the wagon trains
Love your videos and enjoy watching them. May the lord bless and protect you and your family and the bison and burning the berry patch
If you will run a disk over the blackberry patch after you burn it and turn those berry roots up, most will dry out in the sun and die. As long as there are roots in the ground they will keep living and spreading.
Wow that's intense! Beautiful sunset ❤
Loved that last photo of the RED Sunset and the closer Bison! Super
Daniel it looks like it was a good day for your burn. Everything went well. 👍❤️
You see that little animal in the grass at 4:46?
Amazing sunset! Loved the fire
You guys just get better and better! Awesome video and informative as always.
Beautiful sunset, looking forward to seeing the results of your busy day burning.
Great to see the action. Love that you are restoring the land
Fire is a natural and beneficial part of the prarie landscape. Despite what young city dwellers may think, grass was meant to be mowed (bison) and weeds, mesquite, and cedar were meant to be culled (fire). All part of nature's plan.
Wow that was spectacular with fire and sunset♥️
After the burn are you planning on putting any seeds down? I remember in one of your videos a person recommended it. It's great that you made more room for the native grass to come back Dusty. Can't wait to see the results later in the year. Thanks for sharing your adventures with us and keep RANCHING! 👍
Yes. We may.
Fire is mesmerizing.
Loved it!! Keep learning from you!! Beautiful Sunset!! 🤗❤️👍🙋🏻♀️🔥
Well you are getting the rain today!! Hopefully it went south enough to water your pastures!!
Not many are aware that the cane blackberries are not native to North America. They were brought by early settlers who missed them and had them shipped over. As a result they have invaded all of the USA & Canada.
Native grass is the absolute the best.
There is some nutrient released by fire which draws bison, moose, elk, deer. So you are improving the land in many ways. My grandfather told me, decades ago, but I have forgot. Being the quenticential hunker hunter/gatherer that he was, he knew all about that part of nature. He respected nature and excessive taking made him furious.
Those blackberry are pain in the a** !! Congratulations everyone involved!! Love n Blessings
Good job at making the land work for you. Take care and God Bless!!!❤😊
Nice sized crew to feed at the end of the day. Lookin' good Kemosabe.
Beautiful sunset with the burn and a bison! 😊❤
Beautiful sunset ❤
Glad to see you are in front of what would used to have occurred back in times . Hoka hay !!!
Beautiful Sunset taking care of the land Awesome Burn😮
I am happy your Bison are ok Dusty
cow/ bison patty's are what they used to use in pioneer days and before & after is how they heated homes. Of course it burns.. Good job with fire guys! Love to see the natural grasses returning.
We used to make fires with dry cow patties they make a good cooking fire
What a stunning Sunset!!!
Oh, Dusty, you gotta be lovin’ that burn!😊
I bet you could roast marshmallows by the fire at 10:03 from a distance. The color is amazing like Lucille Balls hair.
If the bison patties are that flammable maybe that could be a side business ☺
What a beautiful sunset!
I love seeing the recovery of the land after a burn!!
Hi Dusty, its been a while since I've commented. But since you brought up the topic about the bison poop. In Alaska some people collect moose pellets, dry them and use them for fire starters whenever they are out hunting or camping. People don't realize how lucky they are to have the things we do. Anyway just wanted to stop by and say hi and pass that on to you. Best always Rusty in Southern Oklahoma ❤️ 😊
I hope you treated all those great helpers to a hearty Texas barbecue at the end of the day! 🦬🥩🤠
Good job! God bless you from Michigan ❤️
If you took a drag harrow to that area to spread the poop would do wonders for that grass as well. Hell you could see the poop for fertilizer!
Great idea!
That blackberries can be controlled. The vines only bear one year. Then they die. So if you own long enough clippers, you cut down the vines that had berries. Clear to the ground. The vines that did not bear, bear the next year. Understand having a fence to tie the vines to are a big help. That way the tips don't touch the ground. That is how they spread. And, because your pruning every year, they stay within their limits. Love wild blackberry pie.
Man those flames weee huge. Beautiful sunset❤
It looks scary. When I was a kid, the woods caught on fire. Neighbors came to help. Us kids were beating at the edges with pine tree limbs. It got close to our house, but thankfully they got it put out before it reached our home. Y'all be careful.
I ENJOYED WATCHING THE VIDEO DUSTY😊
Wow that looked like a very, very hot fire ! Awesome job everyone involved ! It was a amazing day !
I was worried about the situation , glad to
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You are on task .
Dusty, the pioneers and Indians used dried buffalo patties make excellent dried fuel for fires. They start fast and burn hot, that's why you're having so many issues with spot fires.
That being said, it's great to see a controlled burn to get rid of invasive and super hard to kill wild black berries.
Thank you for this video 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉
Dusty you had me laughing so hard , Blackberries are to you like Cedar is to Daniel an watching y'all burn the mess outta y'alls nemesis is hilarious. I'm glad y'all get to get rid of the troublesome evasive species that grow around y'alls places .
God Bless y'all an keep burning I mean Ranchin it ! 😂 💯🙏❤🇺🇸
Thanks Guys
Omg that is fun for sure ❤we use to love burning the old brush in the spring good job….
Gorgeous sunset.
I hope you give some welding fence training to Weston and let him use the firewood to start a side gig.
Man Dusty, you had a few wonderful fires. I loved it.
Fredrick Olmstead wrote about indigenous people doing burns.
Wow always busy with something on the farm I like watching the controlled burns, 😊 that's interesting with a leaf blower I know this was awhile ago I need to catchup so I'm starting here 😊😂
Great video Dusty!
Thank you!
amazing sunset
That amazing to hear. Beautiful sunset. Did you guys get a new puppy? Adorable 🥰 ❤
Yes! Thats Bulleit
Great job and loved the video 😘👍🏻💕🙏🏻
😂at 8:02 the pause to fart 😂 has me rolling 😂😂 haha
Wonderful video as always. Love from Canada
Yes, it looks like a lot of Berries.😂😂😂😂
More ranchers need to do some prescribed burns. Get rid of that dead fuel and get that regeneration going. It certainly will help prevent additional wildland fires like we have seen in the Texas panhandle and western Oklahoma. There is always a risk during dry conditions like we have seen. But when there is so much fuel we get the tragic consequences.
I've been fighting blackberries longer than I care to admit. It's good to see them burn! We don't have nice blackberries where I am. Unfortunately, burning for us is not an option. Glad to see you restoring the native grasses!
While I realize you refer to the blackberries being an invasive species. Here in Mississippi in the springtime many times I went with my grandmother to gather blackberries. This entailed a little coal oil around your wrists and ankles to keep the red bugs off. Too much coal oil and it would blister your skin. And yes I know all too well the ‘hooks’ on the canes. But nothing better than blackberry jelly, jam, or clobber. 😊😊😊
Hey Kevin 😊😊