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Hahaha awesome! Beaver revenge was sweet. So glad the big ole rodents are such great teachers. ❤ 😅

Hi, I jus thought I'd comment. I'm not signed up. This video just showed up in my utube feed. It was a very good session with some great discussion. Just a bit bout me. I'm originally from Montana red lodge carbon county. Both sides my family been in Montana for 3 generations or longer - farmers and ranchers. My background and work history is academic, agriculture, forestry and wildfire. Yes I am retired. When I see sessions like this I rarely see a clear division between pre and post disturbance event. Usually I see emphasis on reaction to the event after it happens with little on what coulda shoulda been done. I think it really important that sessions like this look forward as well as backward to at least plant the idea of forward and backwards in participants minds as well as viewers. I know a.lot of these sessions go on but I'm not convinced the full meal deal is addressed - thus perhaps some confusion an opportunity missed. That's my only comment - otherwise great session. -Ed-

I wonder if the size of white tailed deer in your area would be a predictor of the optimum sized cow in the area?(something like 10x a yearling deer for the cow) They should reflect heat/cold pressures as well as soil fertility.

I wonder if the fires in Texas are going to affect anything.😢

Great!!!

'Promosm'

What do you charge for consultation.

I would like to obtain a copy of the presentation PDF file. Is there a way to get it?

Thank you for sharing!

Notice on his slide about challenges and issues in ag, there is no mention of low profits, and only a side glance at costs.

Raise poultry and pigs on the low productivity areas!😁

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Why do you have to cut down the trees? 😞

Great tool to get folks to take on more bison (you know, instead of genocide…)

how long do the batteries last?

Great information. I learned a lot. Thanks!

I am interested!…How do I get in touch with a real person regarding this product? Are there people who have used these collars for long enough to be able to evaluate Venice performance.

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great presentation, thank you everyone involved

And calves go everywhere? A dog gps collar is 200$ I can only imagine how much these are, silly!

EShepherd in Australia is well tested

Great video and camera work!

I can't imagine it works better than a tight electric fence and I'm sure this costs a hell of a lot more.

Developing a goat collar may be useful and a good control demo if you could develop a cost effective system to control movement of goats on highway right of ways, weed control area, parks, fire prone areas, etc. If ranchers see it working in these situations without portable fence, shepherds, dogs, etc would be convincing in the effectiveness of your product.

Do you lease the towers?

Nice vid, looking forward to seeing more uploads. You should use Promosm to grow your channel.

This is exciting technology! I see many of us ranchers using this as a tool to improve our rangelands in the future!