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Thanks for the sound theological discussion really appreciate it 👍🇦🇺

I like watching Welker farms because it takes me back to 1995, going to church for a little while in Shelby,farming at Cutbank and Lothair especially seeing the sweetgrass hills in the background 👍🇦🇺

The best you can do is to try to be a constructive person and make the best of things, and live without ruining anything for anyone. Thanks for many good reflections!

Really enjoyed this video-good job!

A top notch inspector you have with you. AWSOME seeing father and son together 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸👍👍👍

Red E rocks...!!!

How much per foot 10’ complete rebuild Deere air seeder?

Russell is the MVP of Red E Ag! 👍

Guys, at least you sleep in the same house as your kids. How about the fathers that have to work away from home. Or the fathers that their kids mother took them away from them.

Thank u nick for telling what it's like most people have no ideal what yall face n it's to feed the people n most donot realize farmers n ranchers feed them

He's right; it takes a toll on you in every way possible. And you get to deal with the fallout from that one event for years into the future.

I love @WelkerFarms! I have been watching for several years. Nick, I think people enjoy your good clean family content. Just honest, wholesome, hard working, faith-based family working a farm. I cut the cable 20 years ago because of all the filth and nonsense from TV providers. Keep up the great content. God Bless Welker Farms.

I LOVE YOUR PERSPECTIVE ON GOD AND THE LIFE THAT IS SOMETIMES DIFFICULT.

FAMILY IS THE MOST IMPORTANT in any lifestyle

Thanks for Helping us the Viewing Public Understand the Background of the Family Farm! I too grew up on a Century Farm and Still Go Help my Nephew Work on the Family Farm!

Red E rocks...and the Welker family is top notch.

First? (Seems so. LOL. Wouldn't have expected it.)

Thanks

Red E rocks...!!!

What is Brandt doing that far south, interesting.

Did this one last August and had a blast. Heading out to do the Colorado one tomorrow unfortunately looking like it's going to be pretty soggy.

Bummer! no woodchuck pass... That was really one of the most scenic expert sections and it was like 25 miles. But if it was raining, you wouldn't have liked the curvy uphill rock section and once you gained the elevation it was awesome up there with 2-3 creek crossings. Take note, those Harley Pan americas's didn't have a spec of dirt on them.😁😁 Well good job guys, Whats next?

Wow! Beaver Rim taking its toll... I thought the hardest part of that was the 2 track sand before the rim section. I'd put money on that hole you hit at 15:14 is the same one I hit last year. It had a little water in it but figured Id make a little splash and ride through. Well it bottomed out the Ktm 950 harsh, rebounded and pitched me off on the right side. It felt like a large square edged rock on the bottom and It bent the rim, I just took off the motoz front tire today and am taking the wheel to Denver wednesday to get a new one laced up as that year wheels were known to be soft. Looking to Episode 3 and hoping your friends recovered.

We were about a month to 6 weeks behind you last year. We rode it in September. Had to pass on bridger mtn. A loop first day as it was hailing, water was running down the road and it was greasy. But the other A loops were noticeably quiet, Deep creek, Kenady peak and the woodchuck pass were all ridden. Lots of other bikers on the trail but apparently they like to get to the brewery's by 2pm... You passed up great camping on the shore of Alcova reservoir to camp out there on cow pie flats! That probably is the 2nd worse place to be in a rainstorm on that trip. I can't believe the guy on the KTM 500 slabbed that from Billings to Baggs, but once you got in the tough stuff , you were all probably wishing for that bike. Great video, headed to watch part 2, I want to see how the guy on the 790 handles the start of woodchuck pass!

Kingman, played on that tank many times.

Wow ...The story you bring is very interesting, your videos appeal to me. thank you

Red E rocks...!!!

Thanks. It looks like you and your son are having a blast!

Thanks for taking us along for us viewers ✈

I like that your son is using non-screen related entertainment! Do you sell just your buckets?

Screen basket to catch seed treatment clumps at the CS tanks at the top of the tanks?? Thanks

Red E rocks...!!!

Thanks

He custom seeds for us sometimes!

Much easier for you on the motorcycle to give way to a truck pulling a horse trailer coming down the road on a narrow gravel path. But ya, that’s just my thoughts when I’m out riding

There is no second place, he is just the first loser. Keep rolling guys...!!!

Shipped/Arrived on time?

did it make it

Valley city really close to me ha great vid

Red E rocks...!!!

Go RedE...!!!

You guys are riding way over your skill level , slow down it's not a race !

I don't know guys it may be just my opinion but I think y'all should stick to road rating.

Great to see this level of professionalism and enthusiasm. Well done and thanks for posting this.

The Red E is hands down the best company to deal with.

Too snazzy for work pick-up. Why not, dually with service shell with compressor and welder/generator installed and end the pulling of cargo trailer.

Shouldve got a dodge lol

I've always been a Ford guy and didn't care for GM vehicles. My brother got a GMC Sierra 2500 HD and we took turns driving it to Yellowstone from Arkansas pulling a 32 foot camper. That truck was amazing. It was ordered as a work truck with all the features in a Denali then the guy backed out so my brother was able to grab a good deal on it. Red E rocks black trucks and red trucks...!!!

so cool

Yall got me sold, and I live on the third floor of an apartment building.