Kicking bulls out
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- Опубликовано: 19 июн 2021
- I’m kicking out the last of the bulls
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. Mendota Ranch also serves as a location for Sniper training for multiple defense organizations. The Mendota Ranch offers a:
A ONE OF A KIND AERIAL SHOOTING EXPERIENCE
with Rotor Recoil's aerial platform training.
An aerial platform training experience, Rotor Recoil provides an opportunity for sportsmen to learn the dynamics of shooting from a helicopter. The Rotor Recoil course includes over 90 custom made targets including our new vehicle mounted targets on over 11,000 acres on the privately owned Mendota Ranch in Canadian, Texas. With changing terrain and variable conditions, our 90 target course provides consistent target opportunities and a fast paced course. Designed to be challenging for marksman of any skill level, the Rotor Recoil course creates exciting and unique training to improve accuracy across all platforms, and serves as excellent training for predator control and feral hog population management.
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It’s great to see a professional working horse do it’s job. Beautiful!
It is always great to see how cool Texas ranch life is to your audience. Like you, I am blessed to be one who actually lives it.
I love your videos. I found your videos about a week ago. I couldnt dream of a better life than what you have going on.
Of course it was easy! Those bulls knew where they were going and what was waiting for them.
The farmland looks beautiful, nice and green.
Hope you had a great Father’s day with your family 🥰Love the views from the drone,beautiful scenery 💯💯💯
Great Video again, I like the music too.....pretty green in north Texas! Thanks from Germany, we hope we can visit Texas soon......
what a smooth cowhorse you're working with, seamless.
Thanks!
I love your videos! I know it's a lot of hard work but you live a wonderful life!
Good Video, you have some nice bulls. Reminds me of when I worked cows in the Green Swamp in North Lakeland Florida to bring to market. I sure do miss it. Pretty country!
I only found your channel a couple months ago, but I’m so glad I did!! I love each & every one of your videos & find them so informative it’s brilliant, especially as I have horses myself. You’re doing an amazing job thank you so much & happy Father’s Day from my family over here in the UK xxx
Dude is brilliant! And so cool and calm and classy. Smart and cleaver too! I agree with you 100% He’s the real thing a TX cowboy
Your corral setup looks fantastic.
I love this stuff man ! Keep it up ! Great job…
Your amazing love watching you & chuckling makes my day:)
I started watching and now I’m hooked.. thank you for all your stories and content..
Really do enjoy your videos! 👍🏻 Thanks for taking us along on your chores. 🐎🐂You're a smart, and hard working man! 💪 Sending blessings, good energy, and love your way...!!!! 🙏🏻🙌🏻❤
Only 3200 acers...love this channel
Ohhhhhhh ..... beautiful cattle ..... wanted to be a cookie/drover at age 13 ... your channel is great ... Thank you for sharing your videos ....
Thank you!
Always enjoy your video's, I told my Kids and a couple of Grandkids ,in 65 Years , You're Most Intelligent Person I know of ,No Brag just Fact !!
Something else ,Angus are often underestimated for their Agility ,and ability to be aggressive if you try separate Him from a Cow in SeAson ,Well maybe I Underestimated them ,not anymore !
Thank you for Posting !!!
Happy Father’s Day Jason your my favorite 😍 god bless you
Love your channel.
Love the videos happy fathers day! God Bless
Heyyy my Ranch Family thanks for letting me ride shotgun lol hope your Father’s Day was wonderfully good. Be Safe 🥰
Your ranch is awesome.
That was awesome . Happy Father's day
Awesome!!!
Thanks!
Love the ranching videos. Horses, cattle, roping, working cattle....we love it
Good video nice bulls ..
We all want to see the bee capture video. Make it happen!!!! I could listen to Jason talk all day. Good stuff y’all.
Is one of your bulls from the Gibbs Farm in Ranburne, AL. Thought I saw their brand on one of them. We have some of their genetics in our herd. Our farm is about 10 minutes from theirs. Enjoyed the video!
Seriously, tell your Missus to do vids on that plum jelly and the things she does around the ranch. I am running a second batch of Prickly Pear jelly tmw. My best friends 91 yr old grandmother up around y'all in Perryton shared her recipe with me at the hs graduation this yr and I cannot wait for this yrs crop to make some more.
Happy Father's Day Jason! I love your videos and find everything about your family's ranch fascinating. We would love to see the bee video, as well as videos about your bee hives and jelly making. I wish Bonnie made videos so we could get her perspective. Your photographer does an amazing job. Are the aerial shots from your helicopter or a drone?
you are smooth mr. mendota! blessing'Z aLLover theBullz & those bee'z too. iConcur about grape jeLLy. thanks for more gr8 content!
You make that look easy 😊
Please do a video when you catch the bees. That would be so intetesting to see!! I've loved watching all these ranching videos. Amazing all you guys do!
Best of luck from Hamilton Ontario Canada.
👍👍
Great video
That's a good way to move and load a big bull
Ive always wondered since finding your channel, how do those horses ride in just a halter or without head control at all, they seem so responsive, itd be so cool to see just how tuned they are
Yes, like others are saying in the comments, I'd like to see a bees video too 🙂
Funny how the bulls remember that the trailer means they're going to see the ladies. Except that there is always one that doesn't go with the program. (we raise murray grays).
Please do a video when y’all get into the old tree to get the bees.
Show us the bee video when you tackle that tree , I’m a bee man myself love to mess with them
I'd love to see a video, when you check your mares if they are in foal!
Happy Father’s day, Jason
No boot was involved in the “kicking out” of said bulls lol
Really enjoy your videos Approx how many cows to bulls is your ratio
Such good looking bulls!! I feel bad you've got a lame one stuck in the creek, that sounds terrible for him. Natural selective breeding I suppose.
I loved that you mentioned Bonnie keeps bees! Bees are AMAZING critters!! I would LOVE to see you harvest the wild hive & see what kind of setup Bonnie rocks...big fan of bees here. Sill waiting on a little love from those Percheron's of yours Abraham....see me get all serious right there?
Did you ever had a bull turn on your horse and you? You made it look so easy . Love your videos.👍❤️🇨🇦
All the time
Dam nice Bulls
Thanks!
My granddad had a wild plum thicket on his farm in the '50s. They were small like those, nothing like the larger domesticated varieties. You're so right that they make the very best jelly. Wish I could find some of those trees now.
Heck if you're not far, ask for a cutting from his Mother tree. I've gotten over being shy about approaching people for cuttings off their trees LOL!!
@@shotgunbettygaming : I'm sure he'd be generous enough to give anyone a cutting from his tree. That's the kind of man he is. But it's ~765 miles from here. I bet Jason would clone those plum trees if he could find the eggs. :-) A dozen fresh dried seeds from ripe fruit would also be nice. I'd pay postage and make a $100 donation to the charity of his choice.
How bout some plum wine? I'm from west TN so we make wine out of everything!! In the winter I've been known to make it out of Welch's grape juice. Muscadine wine is the best but these Ol hillbillies will shoot you stealing their Muscadine!!
I wanna come ride horses at ur ranch 🤣🤣
Look at the green! I hope you get some more rain before the heat wave burns it!
Nothing like a smack on the ass! I want to see the bee video and the jelly video! Thanks for sharing!
Could you video the bee capture?
WE MISS EASTON We would love to see captain American
Would like to hear about your family
It’s party time for the bulls !
Do I hear Barry White in the background?
@@shotgunbettygaming lol!!!!! Was waiting for it 😂
Its just 3200 acres ... no big deal. I just got 2 acres and thought I was doin good
We're gonna need to see a how to jelly video
wish i could live your life thanks for sharing
Hey there, I love your videos!
What's the pedigree of the Sorrel you're riding?
Greetings from Germany!
It's a lovely horse
I didn't kno u could have more than one bull in the same fence I thought they would fight guess not
Our pasture is big enough for multiple bulls.
@@themendotaranch well thats cool I learned something new
If you're going bull roping, you better see about borrowing Czar, the big stud horse Danielle, on Painted Desert Ranch rides. That one your riding today is not enough horse.
How many cows per bull?
I just interviewed the bulls and they said not enough! 🤠
AT PRO. - have one
Just curious if you have to worry about your stock being stolen?
We’ve never had a problem, thankfully.
Just watched a collection of the stud. Curious why you AI horses but you let the Bulls do it naturally? Is it cost of the horse to the cost of the cow/bulls. Or are Bulls not as rowdy as a stud?
The Mares are worth ALOT of money I am guessing plus risk of injury to the mare and her baby? Stallions bite and are rough? Are bulls not?
Bulls are for beef an breeding, and do fine on their own covering cows. If you have a prize bull you have to use an electronic ejaculator to collect bulls. They don't just get trained to jump on a dummy. Horses are trained to be collected on a dummy mare. After smelling a mare in heat. Horses can be pretty dangerous also during the act if not executed properly. If a bull is a dud and does not produce he turns into roast or hamburger.
If you have a ranch of that size and use part of it for a cow calf operation. You would never sleep inseminating cows and collecting bulls. Horses are worth more because they work and show. Cows are for food and ag exemptions.
Please be careful around the bees. My father in law was killed by bee's. He was mowing a neighbor's yard and was attacked. He was stung over five thousand times. Please be careful. Love your channel.
I think it's different when you know how to handle/work with bees and intentionally go after them rather than the horribly unfortunate surprise situation of your father in law. That must have been terrible, I'm so sorry for your family's loss.
Thank you so much ❤️ you stay safe out there love from Texas ❤️
He was 89 year's young. He's rejoicing with my sweet mother in law now.
Go to cripple creek to lure out the cripple bull...don't forget to pick up the cripple doing for fireside 🔥works later...💪😂😂😂🐂
👏🏻Got to be a good, hard working woman in behind the scenes too lol...!!!!
Are the bulls clones?
I would to see the bee video
Or you can hire the "Apache Cowboys" to come bring him in. They rope, tie and haul big Hereford bulls all time.
What's Dib's baby's name
Where’d you make millions?
I needa horse standard bred I’ll pay the fee
Bulls need a butt wash........lol
No ce lookin bulks
Let’s go get the crippled bull out of the creek! Sounds like a hoot🤣
Sounds like hamburger to me!
By all means tend to the poor crippled bull when you have free time sucks
Ok you just said you were a good husband. So do you have any friends?????
You are beautiful for a man😍
Did you hear the one about the old bull and the young bull, and the young bull said “let’s run down there and f**k some of those cows!” The old bull replied “Let’s just walk down there and f**k them all!” (Only if animals could talk 😜
hey bud? you getting any bs from the boarder crisis? oh wait, its no big deal right?
You seem heartless an un careing to me you said you had a crippled bull you said you didnt know if you would get to him today he should get care first
He is probably fat and happy.
It is safer to work bulls in a sticky situation if you don't have to be a bull fighter with the rest. It isn't uncaring, just how ranching works. He probably has someone out there working on it off camera.
That bull is going to a different location, I bet on sale day.