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Health of the Range - Conservation in Action
Conservation has different interpretations, some want to leave the land alone while others believe intervention is essential to help protect and utilize the land for both people and wildlife. This is the story of how ranchers view themselves as conservationists.
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Challenges on the Rangeland: Series Official Trailer
Просмотров 546Год назад
Challenges on the Rangeland: Series Official Trailer
Threat To The Rangeland
Просмотров 683Год назад
With drought and wildfire a common challenge to the rangelands of the west, one major component is the expansion of Pinyon and Juniper trees which are fueling major fires and taking water from other essential plant and animal species. The U.S. Forest Service is working to manage these woodlands through partial tree removal as well as producing fuels and agricultural products from the resulting ...
Out of Balance - The West's Wild Horses
Просмотров 226 тыс.2 года назад
Wild Horse populations throughout the West have far exceeded the AML or appropriate management level set in the wild horse and burrow act. They are creating a battle for resources with other wildlife and causing severe damage to the health of the range. This documentary discusses current solutions and how this issue is effecting public land ranchers as well.
The Nevada Rangeland Resources Commission
Просмотров 7512 года назад
The NRRC is dedicated to providing access to reliable information, sound science and cultural insight into Nevada’s rangelands and the people who preserve them. The NRRC’s mission is to promote a better understanding of how Nevada ranchers use and manage our public lands. Nevada’s ranchers recognize the importance of good stewardship of public lands. It is their goal to utilize conservation pra...
Managing Pinyon and Juniper woodlands for ecosystem health.
Просмотров 6702 года назад
Learn how extensive science and monitoring of our Pinyon and Juniper woodlands informs management that can restore landscapes and build resilience to fire and drought.
Restoring Pinyon and Juniper woodlands in the face of climate change.
Просмотров 7892 года назад
According to the latest range scientists, thinning of some Pinyon and Juniper woodlands is essential for the survival of additional ecosystems and to mitigate the long term consequences of wildfire.
Biomass utilization to enhance Pinyon and Juniper woodland restoration.
Просмотров 2412 года назад
Pinyon and Juniper management removes potential fuel for future wildfire. The biomass produced has multiple benefits within markets of agriculture and energy.
Drought Challenges Ranchers - The Arid West
Просмотров 3,1 тыс.3 года назад
Ranchers face some tough choices navigating the consequences of drought. Wildfires, increased regulations, financial costs and limited feed for livestock all must be addressed to continue to produce food for the nation.
Surviving Rangeland Fire
Просмотров 16 тыс.4 года назад
Increasing wildfires are presenting challenges for public land ranchers as the fires are burning hotter and longer than ever before. This documentary shows the consequences of fires on the rangelands, how ranchers are often the first on scene to fight them and how grazing can actually reduce the fuel loads that are feeding these massive fires.
Lighting The Path - Autoimmune, Lyme Disease Documentary
Просмотров 19 тыс.4 года назад
Lighting The Path is a feature documentary and 12 episode series that documents the healing journeys of those with Autoimmune and Lyme disease. Available for a FREE SCREENING. Click Here to register www.lightingthepathfilm.com
Wild Horses in the West pt 3
Просмотров 1,2 тыс.4 года назад
Wild Horses can double their populations every four years as they have no natural predators. With limited water and forage on western rangelands, horses are competing with wildlife for resources.
Wild Horses in the West pt 2
Просмотров 1,7 тыс.4 года назад
As of 2018 it is estimated that there are over 81,950 horses on our Western Rangelands. While Cattle and Sheep numbers are regulated by the Bureau of Land Management, horses are not.
Wild Horses in the West pt 1
Просмотров 1,8 тыс.4 года назад
According to the National Academy of Sciences, Wild Horse Populations on Western Rangelands increase 20% per year. This causes overgrazing of our public lands and stresses wildlife populations of native animals such as deer, antelope and elk.
The Multiple Use Concept on Public Lands
Просмотров 7854 года назад
The people own our public lands and have recreational access. Though many rights to the use of that land have also been granted by the government to achieve ranching, mining and agricultural demands society requires.
The Benefits of Public Land Ranching
Просмотров 5 тыс.4 года назад
The Benefits of Public Land Ranching
Outcome Based Grazing - Modern Ranching Initiative
Просмотров 1,1 тыс.5 лет назад
Outcome Based Grazing - Modern Ranching Initiative
Rancher's Private Property Rights - Documentary Clip
Просмотров 6945 лет назад
Rancher's Private Property Rights - Documentary Clip
Rangeland Grazing and Water - Modern Ranching Property Rights Documentary
Просмотров 49 тыс.5 лет назад
Rangeland Grazing and Water - Modern Ranching Property Rights Documentary
A Day in the Life of a Modern Cowboy
Просмотров 155 тыс.5 лет назад
A Day in the Life of a Modern Cowboy
Overgrazing and Wild Horses - Documentary Clip
Просмотров 3,3 тыс.5 лет назад
Overgrazing and Wild Horses - Documentary Clip
Problems with Ranching Regulation | Documentary Clip
Просмотров 7585 лет назад
Problems with Ranching Regulation | Documentary Clip
Postage Stamp Allotment - Ranching And Grazing Problems | Documentary Clip
Просмотров 5285 лет назад
Postage Stamp Allotment - Ranching And Grazing Problems | Documentary Clip
Nevada Youth Range Camp Documentary | Future Stewards of the Rangeland
Просмотров 19 тыс.5 лет назад
Nevada Youth Range Camp Documentary | Future Stewards of the Rangeland
Ranching The Endangered West | Modern Cowboy Documentary
Просмотров 1,8 млн5 лет назад
Ranching The Endangered West | Modern Cowboy Documentary
Student Mining Competition - Documentary Clip
Просмотров 3695 лет назад
Student Mining Competition - Documentary Clip
The Arid West | Ranching Documentary
Просмотров 210 тыс.5 лет назад
The Arid West | Ranching Documentary
Ranching The Endangered West - Documentary Trailer
Просмотров 1,4 тыс.5 лет назад
Ranching The Endangered West - Documentary Trailer
Cowboy for 25 years... all i got to say is "sons of bitches sure took all the fun out of cowboyin".... there's still people doing it 🤠
I’m a 72 year old man who as a kid wanted to be THIS kind of cowboy. I watched the Saturday morning shows with Roy Roger’s, Gene Autry and Hopalong Cassidy but I knew they were just Hollywood cowboys. These good guys are the real thing and I would have loved to do this as a much younger man. Thanks for sharing the video.👍🐎
Thank yall for the cheese burger! im Canadian in bc & i hunt deer & moose but i do go out for the odd cheese burgyer xoxo 👑🥀🍓xo
Oh my lord.....I thought I was the only one with a hat like Dannys
The culture of the Cowboy 🐴 has its origin, in the north of the territory of Mexico 🇲🇽 it is necessary to mention that the historical fund is in Chihuahua, Mexico, where the first cowboys emerged, as well as the first original cowboy hats. Cowboy acquired his lifestyle, clothing and work, from the Mexican cowboys who lived in the territory of Texas, in those days, Texas was part of Mexico, before the annexation of the territory to the United States, the US-American Cowboy was born of work of the Mexican cowboys of northern Mexico, who taught it to the US-Americans, the historic US-American cowboy of the late nineteenth century emerged from the cowboy traditions of northern Mexico and became a figure of special importance and legend of US-American Folklore becoming a cultural icon. Although the US-Americans do not admit it out of pride, the cowboy emerged with Mexican origins.
Can someone save this little guy? He needs to live on a ranch , his time is up tomorrow and he’s just a baby😞 Texas 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼
I am moving into one of these forests. Interesting about the cheat grass. I just heard about this on another presentation.., the problem w the cheat grass and the big burns vs the small burns. It was not referred to as a mosaic. But, the problem with cheat grass sounds very real.
The very simple fact is land west of the Mississippi River is in a drought and water was scarce from the first day these farms came into being. Farmers and BIG cities have been drilling deeper and deeper to under ground oceans or aquifers for hundreds of years. It takes thousands of years to replenish the water in these aquifers,...their levels are quickly decreasing or depleteing. I live in the Western US and I never could figure out why anyone would think they could sustainably have huge dairy farms, huge livestock farms, huge vegetable farms and cities with millions of people in a desert?
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Very well done. Good people doing good work for our land.
Where is this at
I tell you the Problem: Old production of cow meat is dead. You need primarily work the soil. Search better ways to increase the soil productivity
I really enjoyed this documentary! Nice to see such a dedicated , hard working family! Keep up the good work!
They put it exactly right…… states run things better than the feds ever could….. 10th Amendment folks .
So biased.
Old video it does exist remember remote for a reason. Only big hearted people
The difference between indian cowboys and American cow boy The indian cow go through walk but the American cow boy go through horse That's et the difference
I love my cheeseburgers. I love the my country that means I love my fellow countrymen the ranchers and farmer who keep this whole country going. I support them 100%. You gotta fight to live the blessed life.
These BLM guy's 😢
You would think that every cow would have a tracking device on them.
Why on good old earth are we listening to Kenite Tares, sons and daughters of Cain, that God Almighty said the earth will not reveal her Strength, KJV Genesis 4:9 thru 14. Now they rule over us? They have no husbandry skills at all, none! And you listen to them? Why are you not calling them out who they are?
Know Kenite Tares. Just as in Moses, Issac and Jacobs time, they all hate giving water to livestock. They now rule over you! Know the words of God who these Tares are. You don’t so they are not afraid of you. God Almighty help you you understand. My Lord I hope you expose these evil individuals.
Know who the Kenite Tares are, seeds, offspring of Cain are. Cains father is Satan himself. All written in our Bibles people.Absolutely shameful.
The trend is irreversible worldwide. People with degrees see the world and the people differently. It is a theoretical approach of preservation of nature that works on paper only. The rancher knows his prairies and knowledgde on the land has been handed over for generations. The rancher is the best ecologist cuz he lives from the land. In Europe since 50 years we have the ecologic terror. It ended up in Germany being a nation that lived solely from ecologic economy. The reuslt today is that ecologic economy has become way to costly to bring up money. The investments in ecology outnumber the profit that can be made and consumers are not prepared to pay the triple for ecologic goods. That is the situation in Europe. Farming cattle or other is highly subisidized by the feds. There is no logic in farming any more. If europe subsidizes bananas tomorrow then we all will grow banana plants regardless if that will crop bananas. That is the reality. The E word is devillish. Let's say our prayers.....
THE E_WORD ...
It’s quite staggering how government’s actions ruin people’s lifestyles across the world.
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The cowboys chatting at around 30 minutes - where is their accent from, exactly?
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Take note from the Mongolian herdsmen and Native Americans. Nurture first the dirt you graze on and rotate the cattle appropriately. Secondly solidify the mustang breed with a registry and stud book, putting it in the hands of ranchers AND the tribes. Thirdly it's not inhumane to eat under preformers. Fourthly developed a natural/respectful relationship with wolves and understand that they will help you cull the weak, sick or injured, thus helping you to develop a better breed of whatever beast you're raising. Final note. Remember the bison, his numbers were great and the land flourished with him.
God bless those ranchers. You won't find a better person.
Clearly the BLM does not know what they are doing. And I see a lot of forage out there that I don't think Kyle's will eat it might be more sheep. And you definitely cannot have fires working that ruins everything that sets everything back many years.
😊Did you notice how that entitled spoilt female, will you get out of my way, attempts to undermines the bosses authority, Much respect for the men, KPP nz
Ce documentaire montre ce qu'est la vie du cowboy, en France, le gardian qui est aussi comme les cowboys du documentaire, avec des espaces plus réduits,on retrouve la vie de tous les jours la même chose.
So they dont carry 6 irons everywhere they go?
Ranching and hay farming is where I live. It’s a decent life for those cows out there until sales etc..but it’s natural big ole turn out and lots of grass
It all boils down to Animal freaks and tree huggers. City slicker visitors to the country of farmers and ranchers. We are not urban. Best to start calling a spade a spade. Lunatic liberals cutting their nose off to spite their face. Keep your powder dry
Beautiful ❤
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.
Riding down to New Austin 🐎 🐴
I was born in Texas and my life in my room is a Cowboys my wallpaper is cowboy and I play red dead redemption two that’s how I can be a cowboy but I can’t be in real life because in 1899 can be a cowboy😂😂😂😂😢 1:33
Bei mir fing auch alles mit Red dead Redemption 2 an und wenn ich mein eigenes Pferd auf einer Farm habe, werde ich auch als Cowgirl leben! Freue mich schon auf meinen Westernhut, doch da fehlt noch mehr, aber so ein Leben zu führen in Freiheit ist wundervoll! Städte habe ich eh noch nie gemocht, ich bin wohl für das hier bestimmt!😊 Holt die Cowboys zurück, dieses Leben ist unbezahlbar!
that's the perfect Dude Ranch Vacations, great people
What a beautiful testament to the ranching lifestyle, the families, the traditions that make us. Good collaboration to share with beef consumers.
How can they survive while being chased by Helicopters and taken to get slaughtered . Let's tell the real story.
exactly, this video was so biased towards these horses!
I want this life
The BLM can not control horses because of funding. Blame the ‘do nothing’ congress. In addition, the real enemy of farmers and ranchers are corporations and corporations control much of congress. Free ranging cattle are problematic for cattle raising and land managing.
There are few ranchers, if that many, who are excellent land managers. Extended droughts are going to shut down ranching. It’s a matter of attrition. Literature on grass physiology is available for ranchers who do not trust the BLM.
It's amazing all the horses look great and healthy except the couple pics of the thin brown one. The horses where there first where they should stay. they should stop rounding them up and start a birth control instead. All these cattle farmers can go somewhere else if they don't like the wildlife that comes with the land. keep the horses get rid of the livestock farmers that complain about the land they want
No, the horses were introduced by Europeans. They are an invasive species
The cows where as well but the horse have been there longer.they are beautiful majestic animals and don't deserve being scared to death because of human mistake many years ago.