I always love your stories Trinity! I just cooked breakfast and I'm sitting down to watch this one. So true what you're saying here about taking other people's advise.
@@LifeintheWestDon't be embarrassed (look how many people liked it!). I've been through so many of the things you mentioned; living through the high interest rates, moving from MI when the billboards read,"Will the last person leaving Detroit, turn off the lights". I even rented a farmhouse in MN, surrounded by dairy farmers. All to be able to work and I was so young, gullible and inexperienced. At least it sounds like you have a close good family, and best of all your faith in God. May He continue to watch over you and your family and bless you. I enjoy your videos so much!
100% Agree w/ your video. My Wife & I started out w/ nothing. In 1997 I met my Wife, I had just lost everything. My father had a stroke in 1996, I tried to take over management of the family businesses, but the other stakeholders wanted out & everything was liquidated. Anyway, 1998in a weak moment my then girlfriend said yes to me asking her to marry me. We were married in 1999, during our marriage we worked, saved, worked & saved some more. During our 25yrs. of marriage we lost our youngest Son, paid off a mountain of medical bills from ailments that plagued our oldest Son, but through all of that we managed to buy my Wife's grandparent's farm back, which had been split-up & sold. We managed to acquire the full 1/4 Section of farm/ranch Land. We Farm & Ranch the land now, and will continue until the Good Lord changes our path. Anything is possible if you have the Will & Desire !
Wow! You have been through it! So sorry on the loss of your son. I can't imagine that kind of loss. God said our lives here won't be easy, but with Him it will be good. Keep the faith. Prayers to you and.your family to have many happy years ahead. 🙏🙏🙏
Your parents truly are an inspiration. Many would just throw in the towel and give up. Giving up is not an option, life throws hard lessons at us to learn from…. That’s why there are old souls and young souls. Kudos to you and your family. Life’s successes come with hard work and sometimes pain.
Man as a younger black male from the inner city who has always connected with nature, I love this. Thanks for the inspiration. Don’t see much of my race around so I wonder if it would be cool to pay a visit to the great state of Montana but you sir are an inspiration. Salute 🫡
Oh my gosh, I'm dealing with that with my son right now; it must be a theme with the 20 somethings! It's really hard to explain just how the Carter years were and how little we actually had back then. He doesn't believe that minimum wage was 2.35 or whatever 😂 Thanks for telling us that story!
If my dad didn’t teach I don’t know if we would of made it just farming & ranching. The “game” changed so much in the 80’s and 90’s compared to when grandpa got started. I remember a time in the late 90’s my mom picked up a part time job at the grocery store and painted houses.
I know all too well about throwing up before going to work every morning. I was a Deputy sheriff for years after the 08 crash because I needed a job and I HATED every second of it. But I got out of it the first chance I got. Kids these days cry about everything and never realize people have been through a lot worse. Grow up millennials and stop thinking everyone owes you something.
I been telling my wife for 7yrs I want to move to Montana, build a home, and just live off the land, maybe start a small business...thing is I know nothing about farming, but I have good work ethic, and determined not to give up
First thing is you better explore the landscape of Montana because when the weather turns 50 and 60 below and the snow is blowing sideways you've got to hold down three jobs just to pay the propane bill and there's not that many jobs in Montana....that's why all the youngsters have to leave the state to find work
Wonderful story and very well told. I have a brother that started farming after his return from Viet Nam and did very well with a farm and cattle/hog operation until the banker came on the yard wearing a cowboy hat and told him no more credit and the land wasn't worth as much as the debt. He started over as a caretaker of a church and house and driving long distance trucking. Now, he has a thriving business hauling grain and feed with 5-6 independent contractors working with his authority and management. It can be done - but the stress is unbelievable, but the rewards are immense.
As you shared the story of your parents I couldn’t help but reflect back many years to my run in with some evil conspiring men who stole everything I had. And they got away with it. We never were quite able to fully recover that gargantuan loss but at least we survived. I’ve had friends lose business to evil employees who absconded with everything. It’s heartbreaking to see such things happen to good people. I’m glad your parents survived. We’re about the same age I suppose. My kids are your age. Life is not easy but it seems to be worth the effort to live with integrity and honesty despite what others might do to us. Thanks for this great video!
Such a great story of how true Americans struggle and rebuild their lives to be successful to live they the American dream. Love you stories. God Bless y’all
Great words of wisdom! Don’t ever give up! I love your family‘a life story. I myself had to reset from beginning few times. Few years back I sold everything back in Maryland and moved to Montana. Currently I’m trucking long haul and only spend few days a month with my family. I paid down my debts and saved a little. As the prices of land is moving down I’m eyeing a nice property in Montana to start all over again. I wasn’t afraid to be homeless for a while and start all over again.one day I will say, “ It was all worth it”. Don’t ever give up on your dreams folks!
I’m actually starting all over for a third time. Some people look down on me but those people looking down on me have never taken a serious risk. I told my dad third time is a charm.
Praise God! One super interesting thing I’ve learned is that the Lord doesn’t always respond to wants and needs, but always responds to faith! If we fight the good fight of faith, we win.
That was an awesome family story! Thank you for sharing it, encouraging others with your family's trials, tribulations, and successes. Every family has a story. Many are similar to yours; others are either more troubling or successful. But they are our stories, and we make them into what we can over decades of prayerful hard work. It's clear to me that our Lord was right with your family, answering your prayers... likely with some answers that were not to your liking at the time. Bless you for always weaving useful sage advice from practical experience.
trinity on people helping and giving advice; you see that a lot on youtube. everyone who has not touched a hammer is suddenly a carpenter and points out what you did wrong. pick the subject....it's the same song. and lots of times the youtubers get hurt feelings or angry or bad emotions over someone who is not invested. why do humans allow this? the $1,000,000 question. if we could answer that maybe people wouldn't turn to alcohol to make it feel better. this trinity is a mighty fireside subject. thank you for sharing your family's story. god bless!
You must be so proud of your parents! What tribulation in there early married life!! Enough to make you want to curl up in a corner and stay there. I feel truly sorry for those hardships of insult and injury! But your parents starting Right to Life!!!!! God Bless Them!! So happy for the way life turned out for them and you! Thanks for sharing
It's not easy starting over. I've had to completely start over after a work injury that took multiple surgeries and two years of rehab just to walk again, and had to do it alone. Just never give up, never stop moving forward.
I'm 73 years old now, and my story is similar to your parents, my wife and I have both worked since we left school at 15 years of age, we are still working now, we own a beautiful farm about the same size as your parents first one, we own a house on the northern beaches in Sydney Australia, where my Son and Daughter in-law live with the three children, my daughter and her husband and their two children have built a house on our farm, and live here with us, none of this would have been possible if not for our hard work and the creed that my wife and I have always lived by, and that is "the only opinion that counts is your own", I have always listened to advise that is well meaning but most times has no relevance when it all boils down to it, follow your intuition and you can never go wrong, even if you make a wrong decision it is your decision and no one else's. I loved listening to you recount your parents story Trinity, I'm sure if my Wife and I were to meet them, we would hit it of nicely with them as our lives have followed similar paths to theirs, thanks for sharing this with us all, a great story indeed.
Most people won’t ever put the work in to get what others have earned. Not many people get ranches or farms “handed” to them. Some time, some where a ton of work had to be put in. Praise the Lord for y’all finding something that helps your father. Going into the abyss of dementia with my dad.
I congratulate your parents on their life . They saddled a tough bronc; got bucked off a couple times, got back on, took a deep seat and got life ridden ! Your dad has some hard bark on him and no quit. On doctor'n with penicillin you're right. Those horses don't appreciate a 16 ga needle and rotating injection sites. That cold, thick penicillin goes in a mite slowly. This episode of yours is my favorite and thank you for sharing your life. Larry, Paragonah, Utah
Thanks for sharing your family story! It’s true especially today that people only see the what you have, and not what you went through to get there. Most don’t know what it’s like to sacrifice, work hard, and endure hardship to achieve a dream. They want to start out where you are at now. God bless you and your family. Stay true to the right path.
❤🎉 Awww Trinity I just love your stories but this one was extra special!! Your dad and mom are adorable and such great human beings, the world is a better place with them in it. 😊💖💕🥰 Wow they've been through so much, and have taught you well. Parents and kids today just don't get it... 🥴 But y'all were destined to own and roam the land, acreage is in your name. 😊 Thanks for your videos. They should be required viewing by all Americans -- especially liberals. 😁🙂🤠🐎🐂🙏⭐💖🎄
Wonderful story telling Trinity. My Dad had a number of setbacks over his 60+ years in business involving the sales and service of farm machinery. There some nicely profitable years then the "Jimmy Carter" Inflation years hit. I was a teen then and remember the sacrifices too well. He took risks and in time became successful once again. I worked with Dad all those years and learned many things. We had our 'father-son' issues from time to time but our family was solid as rock. Sadly, he passed away three years ago and now, in my retirement I am still helping Mom run the company and she and it are doing well.
YOUR STORY IS VERY INSPIRATIONAL, I'M GOING THRU A ROUGH TIME RIGHT NOW AND I'M HAVING TO DO WHAT YOU HAVE SAID IN YOUR DADS STORY AND IT CAN HAVE VERY DIFFICULT DAYS, BUT WE LEARN FROM THEM TOO!! THANK YOU FOR THIS STORY BC I REALLY NEEDED A UPLIFTING TODAY!!
Thanks for giving us that story. Similar one here. '77 wife & I and 1 child packed up and moved to midwest with a new career. After 2 years it wasn't giving us what I wanted so moved back east. Couldn't even afford to buy back the house we sold (900 Sq Ft) interest rates 16%. Fast forward 40 years and a lot of hard work and net worth is pretty good. Sometimes I feel a little guilty but then my kids remind me of all the stuff I've down over that time.
I don’t know what’s more impressive about this video. You talking about your parents story or Vlogging on a horse while it’s running lol. Great story thank you for sharing.😊
We all need more stories like this! I too have learned that fear and negativity will lead many people to doubt your ideas. Sadly, this is true of most people. Don’t quit. Keep going. The most successful folks are those that push forward when everyone else thinks they are crazy.
Great story. I soent most of the 90's stationed in great falls. Mare some great friends in Power, MT. I remember driving the missile field around Conrad.
My grandma came from Belgium and my grandpa came from Denmark... her brother had a farm in Conrad... Grandma came with 10 other women & a Catholic priest, I often wonder what she thought when she stepped off of whatever it was the bus, the Train, the boat, and looked at no trees and nothing in the state of Montana and my dad went to school with Gary Cooper in the town next to Conrad
Awesome story I don't know who else needed to hear that but I did . I have started over twice from more than broke been on deaths door I and I keep coming back . Thanks for sharing
What a great story, Trinity! Faith, fortitude, and work ethic is what it takes to make it. Kudos to your folks and to you for carrying on and for the respect and honor you give them! You’re and their testimony shines through!
Been saving this for a while and finally got to watch it. It seems obvious the Christian values your Dad had from early on impacted his life and even though he went thru many rough times, God has blessed him greatly with the ranch & loving family. Thanks for sharing brother. ❤🇺🇸🙏
Great story! It reminds me of a saying I heard not long ago but stands so true. “Never criticize a man’s harvest until you know how much seed he has sown.
Thank you very much for sharing this story my parents went through something similar to themselves and they turned it around later on again thank you sir for sharing the story and all the things that you do in Montana and your family hope you all have a good Christmas to
Very cool story. I'm happy for your parents. it's so cool to hear these stories. I'm happy for you too, and god bless your familly. My family started in montana 1910 homesteading. We are now working on 5th generation and proud to be Montanan. ❤👍
It’s not just a history. I got a horse from John a week ago and couldn’t be happier. Ruckus kept us on track and I’m proud to count our family as customers of a Montana legend.
Amazing story. Thank you for sharing. When you really love something, persevere. It's your life, not someone else's. Your dad is one tough guy, Those pics at the end are awesome.
That there is a great story Trinity. It speaks of the resilience and determination and hardships that people go through in life just to survive. The fact is that we all have suffered from some form or another throughout our lives, what is important is how we get back up and continue on.
I know how that was ,I divorced my x hubby ,took my two kids ,clothes a,car and let .we had no money at all .I was 20. raised, my kids have a home 12 acres and no debt now I will be 65 in three days god is good
Howdy there, just wanna say thank you for sharing this. I guess you could say I’m in the process of where you parents where as far as working in places the didn’t want to to get to an area they want to. I’m currently in the saving process for a horse ranch and some land in Wyoming. I’m getting married here soon to an amazing girl and we are just having a small wedding but we are so thankful to God what He is doing. Appreciate this because this is so encouraging, I’ve kept and kept pushing through to get to my goals and the Lord has been directing my steps slowly so thank you again and really enjoy this channel and the content you put it. We need more cowboy and ranchers in this day and age.
@@charliehargrave7458For 28yrs I was self employed(interior house finishing, not a desk job) NO insurance. Paid a mortgage instead of insurance. Self care is the best care❤️
Yes, sir! It is POP! You said it right! Wow, what a story and what a sacrifice! Neat to hear about the Reliv. I used it too for a while. God bless ya & your family.
Thank you Trinity for sharing your Dad's story. I believe the saying is never judge a man until you have walked a mile in his shoes or never judge a book by the cover until you have read the story.
Many lessons to absorb in this video. I shared with my wife as Reliv had a tremendous impact on her as a professional piano player. Thank you for sharing life.
You must be very proud of your parents. Life will drive you to your knees, but you can't give up. You have to get back up. And get back up they did. Lots of "try" in this family. Hats off...
Awesome story! Congrats to your dad and mom's perseverance. We started farming in the same time frame. We milked cows and did without. The first year we had to borrow money just to buy groceries. But despite nay sayers and lack of support by family and others, now we are doing very well. God Bless to you and your family. On another note, that is how we gave shots to our dairy cows, and yes, 30 cc's for them too, split to both sides and the next day, in slightly different spots.
Your 100% right with your story what happened to me was my mom fell at a hotel and she had surgery and all that and last year she passed away and we had to pay almost all of our money we had and we lost everything because it was in storage and I was working at the airport the time and I quit that job now I work for a horse ranch in Florida and now I'm building credit and by this summer 2024 I'll have my own ranch it's kinda funny because people say farming don't pay good witch they are wrong because it pays good u just have to put in the hard work to get what u want in life great video love the content
Love this story. I have some family that kinda went through the same thing. My cousins husband was in a railroad derailment we was the only one who road the accident out the 2 other engineers jumped and lost there lives. Broke his back and was told he would never walk again. fast foward to today you would never know.. That family is an inspiration. even before the accident if they had $1 left to their name and you needed it they would give it to you. The hardest working couple i know
Similar thing happened to my dad a few years ago. He was thrown off the hay wagon feeding cows in southern Montana around dell. He had a head injury from the fall and the best way to describe the seizures was like someone turned the lights off, totally different person and no memory. He would get better for a few days his memory would start to come back and then he would have another seizure. Sadly he only made i about a year after the accident. Until this video I haven't heard of another similar head trauma accident from a first hand account, thank you for the insight.
God bless you for sharing your dads story. Thank you for giving people the information that you have learned through your life’s struggles. We get the benefit if we take your advice and try it out to see if it works for us. That’s what we should do to any advice we get from well meaning acquaintances-people that give us their take on what we should do with our lives. This advice can help hundreds of people. Thank you. I’m 74 and wish I would have heard this when I was say in my early 20’s. God bless you and your family
My Granny also lost our family farm in the 70's..1100 acres! We grew cotton, alfalfa, grew you pick veggies...it was a rough time! It was in SW Oklahoma. I've watched land across Oklahoma triple in price in last 3-5 years!
I always love your stories Trinity! I just cooked breakfast and I'm sitting down to watch this one. So true what you're saying here about taking other people's advise.
I embarrassed now. 😬. Hope this one isn’t too bad. 😄
@@LifeintheWestDon't be embarrassed (look how many people liked it!). I've been through so many of the things you mentioned; living through the high interest rates, moving from MI when the billboards read,"Will the last person leaving Detroit, turn off the lights". I even rented a farmhouse in MN, surrounded by dairy farmers. All to be able to work and I was so young, gullible and inexperienced. At least it sounds like you have a close good family, and best of all your faith in God. May He continue to watch over you and your family and bless you. I enjoy your videos so much!
100% Agree w/ your video. My Wife & I started out w/ nothing. In 1997 I met my Wife, I had just lost everything. My father had a stroke in 1996, I tried to take over management of the family businesses, but the other stakeholders wanted out & everything was liquidated. Anyway, 1998in a weak moment my then girlfriend said yes to me asking her to marry me. We were married in 1999, during our marriage we worked, saved, worked & saved some more. During our 25yrs. of marriage we lost our youngest Son, paid off a mountain of medical bills from ailments that plagued our oldest Son, but through all of that we managed to buy my Wife's grandparent's farm back, which had been split-up & sold. We managed to acquire the full 1/4 Section of farm/ranch Land. We Farm & Ranch the land now, and will continue until the Good Lord changes our path. Anything is possible if you have the Will & Desire !
Great story of real life. It will throw everything at you. It’s always up to you what you of with it.
Wow! You have been through it! So sorry on the loss of your son. I can't imagine that kind of loss. God said our lives here won't be easy, but with Him it will be good. Keep the faith. Prayers to you and.your family to have many happy years ahead. 🙏🙏🙏
As an old cowboy myself-you almost put tears in my eyes.God Bless.
😊. Wish I could learn from someone like you:).
Would you have any advice for a young cowboy trying to break into the scene
Your parents truly are an inspiration. Many would just throw in the towel and give up. Giving up is not an option, life throws hard lessons at us to learn from…. That’s why there are old souls and young souls. Kudos to you and your family. Life’s successes come with hard work and sometimes pain.
There's nothing like family. Thanks for letting us in on a little of yours.
Man as a younger black male from the inner city who has always connected with nature, I love this. Thanks for the inspiration. Don’t see much of my race around so I wonder if it would be cool to pay a visit to the great state of Montana but you sir are an inspiration. Salute 🫡
Oh my gosh, I'm dealing with that with my son right now; it must be a theme with the 20 somethings! It's really hard to explain just how the Carter years were and how little we actually had back then. He doesn't believe that minimum wage was 2.35 or whatever 😂 Thanks for telling us that story!
If my dad didn’t teach I don’t know if we would of made it just farming & ranching. The “game” changed so much in the 80’s and 90’s compared to when grandpa got started. I remember a time in the late 90’s my mom picked up a part time job at the grocery store and painted houses.
I know all too well about throwing up before going to work every morning. I was a Deputy sheriff for years after the 08 crash because I needed a job and I HATED every second of it. But I got out of it the first chance I got. Kids these days cry about everything and never realize people have been through a lot worse. Grow up millennials and stop thinking everyone owes you something.
I been telling my wife for 7yrs I want to move to Montana, build a home, and just live off the land, maybe start a small business...thing is I know nothing about farming, but I have good work ethic, and determined not to give up
There’s other places where the real estate isn’t as expensive. BS Yellowstone show has ruined the montana real estate market
Don’t go to Montana, got to Colorado.
First thing is you better explore the landscape of Montana because when the weather turns 50 and 60 below and the snow is blowing sideways you've got to hold down three jobs just to pay the propane bill and there's not that many jobs in Montana....that's why all the youngsters have to leave the state to find work
I figured Yellowstone would blow everything sky high, I been thinking maybe in the Dakotas somewhere..
why?
Wonderful story and very well told. I have a brother that started farming after his return from Viet Nam and did very well with a farm and cattle/hog operation until the banker came on the yard wearing a cowboy hat and told him no more credit and the land wasn't worth as much as the debt. He started over as a caretaker of a church and house and driving long distance trucking. Now, he has a thriving business hauling grain and feed with 5-6 independent contractors working with his authority and management. It can be done - but the stress is unbelievable, but the rewards are immense.
Great story….not great, a fabulous life story. 🙏Hey you left me in tears at the end….God Bless you and all your Family. ✌️
My wife’s parents had a similar story. They never gave up. And today there hard work supports three families.
As you shared the story of your parents I couldn’t help but reflect back many years to my run in with some evil conspiring men who stole everything I had. And they got away with it.
We never were quite able to fully recover that gargantuan loss but at least we survived.
I’ve had friends lose business to evil employees who absconded with everything. It’s heartbreaking to see such things happen to good people.
I’m glad your parents survived. We’re about the same age I suppose. My kids are your age.
Life is not easy but it seems to be worth the effort to live with integrity and honesty despite what others might do to us.
Thanks for this great video!
Such a great story of how true Americans struggle and rebuild their lives to be successful to live they the American dream. Love you stories. God Bless y’all
Praying for your dad's complete healing.
Lesson’s in life is the best teacher. Thanks Trinity for sharing their story!
This sticks a giant lump in my throat. My story runs along with your folks.
If you chuck a scoop of cubes behind the tractor the horses wont skip out the gate. 😊
Great words of wisdom! Don’t ever give up!
I love your family‘a life story.
I myself had to reset from beginning few times. Few years back I sold everything back in Maryland and moved to Montana. Currently I’m trucking long haul and only spend few days a month with my family. I paid down my debts and saved a little. As the prices of land is moving down I’m eyeing a nice property in Montana to start all over again. I wasn’t afraid to be homeless for a while and start all over again.one day I will say, “ It was all worth it”.
Don’t ever give up on your dreams folks!
Amen. Life isn’t always smooth sailing. So we can’t expect that.
Don't be sorry. The respect and love you have for your parents touched me deeply. Family love and God are what our lives should be made of.😊
I’m actually starting all over for a third time. Some people look down on me but those people looking down on me have never taken a serious risk. I told my dad third time is a charm.
Praise God! One super interesting thing I’ve learned is that the Lord doesn’t always respond to wants and needs, but always responds to faith! If we fight the good fight of faith, we win.
Amen.
good work , enjoyed that one - you make your own luck and trust in the Lord
That was an awesome family story! Thank you for sharing it, encouraging others with your family's trials, tribulations, and successes. Every family has a story. Many are similar to yours; others are either more troubling or successful. But they are our stories, and we make them into what we can over decades of prayerful hard work. It's clear to me that our Lord was right with your family, answering your prayers... likely with some answers that were not to your liking at the time. Bless you for always weaving useful sage advice from practical experience.
Amen. Thank you and God Bless.
Montana and Wyoming are my happy places. Your videos make me love them more. Thank you!
I loved the story . I sure hope your dad is doing well.. I'm so glad you are there with your parents.God bless..❤️🙏
trinity on people helping and giving advice; you see that a lot on youtube. everyone who has not touched a hammer is suddenly a carpenter and points out what you did wrong. pick the subject....it's the same song. and lots of times the youtubers get hurt feelings or angry or bad emotions over someone who is not invested. why do humans allow this? the $1,000,000 question. if we could answer that maybe people wouldn't turn to alcohol to make it feel better. this trinity is a mighty fireside subject. thank you for sharing your family's story. god bless!
Man, one of your best videos to date. Great job sir
You must be so proud of your parents! What tribulation in there early married life!! Enough to make you want to curl up in a corner and stay there. I feel truly sorry for those hardships of insult and injury! But your parents starting Right to Life!!!!! God Bless Them!! So happy for the way life turned out for them and you! Thanks for sharing
It's not easy starting over. I've had to completely start over after a work injury that took multiple surgeries and two years of rehab just to walk again, and had to do it alone.
Just never give up, never stop moving forward.
The pics of your dad are stunning. Thank you for another awesome master class. We are blessed to share in your life.
I'm 73 years old now, and my story is similar to your parents, my wife and I have both worked since we left school at 15 years of age, we are still working now, we own a beautiful farm about the same size as your parents first one, we own a house on the northern beaches in Sydney Australia, where my Son and Daughter in-law live with the three children, my daughter and her husband and their two children have built a house on our farm, and live here with us, none of this would have been possible if not for our hard work and the creed that my wife and I have always lived by, and that is "the only opinion that counts is your own", I have always listened to advise that is well meaning but most times has no relevance when it all boils down to it, follow your intuition and you can never go wrong, even if you make a wrong decision it is your decision and no one else's. I loved listening to you recount your parents story Trinity, I'm sure if my Wife and I were to meet them, we would hit it of nicely with them as our lives have followed similar paths to theirs, thanks for sharing this with us all, a great story indeed.
I am not a horseman but, a guy I know, had a wounded horse and dressed the wound daily with ATF and, was impressed with the results!
Loved your story, that is how life was back then but the Lord is always faithful. God bless you and your family!
Most people won’t ever put the work in to get what others have earned. Not many people get ranches or farms “handed” to them. Some time, some where a ton of work had to be put in. Praise the Lord for y’all finding something that helps your father. Going into the abyss of dementia with my dad.
I congratulate your parents on their life .
They saddled a tough bronc; got bucked off a couple times, got back on, took a deep seat and got life ridden !
Your dad has some hard bark on him and no quit.
On doctor'n with penicillin you're right. Those horses don't appreciate a 16 ga needle and rotating injection sites. That cold, thick penicillin goes in a mite slowly.
This episode of yours is my favorite and thank you for sharing your life.
Larry, Paragonah, Utah
You can't do if you don't start.
Great reminder. 👍
Made me cry. God is good .Blessings !!!
Awww. I am sorry. ❤️
Thank you for telling your parents story. You brought me to tears.
Thanks for sharing your family story! It’s true especially today that people only see the what you have, and not what you went through to get there. Most don’t know what it’s like to sacrifice, work hard, and endure hardship to achieve a dream. They want to start out where you are at now. God bless you and your family. Stay true to the right path.
Love story time, under 30 min prefect for my lunch hour. Thanks and God Bless!
❤🎉 Awww Trinity I just love your stories but this one was extra special!! Your dad and mom are adorable and such great human beings, the world is a better place with them in it. 😊💖💕🥰
Wow they've been through so much, and have taught you well. Parents and kids today just don't get it... 🥴
But y'all were destined to own and roam the land, acreage is in your name. 😊
Thanks for your videos. They should be required viewing by all Americans -- especially liberals. 😁🙂🤠🐎🐂🙏⭐💖🎄
Wonderful story telling Trinity. My Dad had a number of setbacks over his 60+ years in business involving the sales and service of farm machinery. There some nicely profitable years then the "Jimmy Carter" Inflation years hit. I was a teen then and remember the sacrifices too well. He took risks and in time became successful once again. I worked with Dad all those years and learned many things. We had our 'father-son' issues from time to time but our family was solid as rock. Sadly, he passed away three years ago and now, in my retirement I am still helping Mom run the company and she and it are doing well.
YOUR STORY IS VERY INSPIRATIONAL, I'M GOING THRU A ROUGH TIME RIGHT NOW AND I'M HAVING TO DO WHAT YOU HAVE SAID IN YOUR DADS STORY AND IT CAN HAVE VERY DIFFICULT DAYS, BUT WE LEARN FROM THEM TOO!! THANK YOU FOR THIS STORY BC I REALLY NEEDED A UPLIFTING TODAY!!
Keep on pushing on! The good thing of being at the bottom is it can only go up from there!
Amazing story hard work and determination pays off never give up and keep the family together
This is a fantastic true story and definitely deserved to be shared. Well done, my friend. 👊
Thanks for giving us that story. Similar one here. '77 wife & I and 1 child packed up and moved to midwest with a new career. After 2 years it wasn't giving us what I wanted so moved back east. Couldn't even afford to buy back the house we sold (900 Sq Ft) interest rates 16%. Fast forward 40 years and a lot of hard work and net worth is pretty good. Sometimes I feel a little guilty but then my kids remind me of all the stuff I've down over that time.
I don’t know what’s more impressive about this video. You talking about your parents story or Vlogging on a horse while it’s running lol. Great story thank you for sharing.😊
You’re a great storyteller. Thanks for sharing your parents’ story. Inspiring and motivating.
We all need more stories like this! I too have learned that fear and negativity will lead many people to doubt your ideas. Sadly, this is true of most people. Don’t quit. Keep going. The most successful folks are those that push forward when everyone else thinks they are crazy.
Thanks for sharing, always watch your videos; and learn something new! 🐄🐎🐎
Great story. I soent most of the 90's stationed in great falls. Mare some great friends in Power, MT. I remember driving the missile field around Conrad.
My grandma came from Belgium and my grandpa came from Denmark... her brother had a farm in Conrad... Grandma came with 10 other women & a Catholic priest, I often wonder what she thought when she stepped off of whatever it was the bus, the Train, the boat, and looked at no trees and nothing in the state of Montana and my dad went to school with Gary Cooper in the town next to Conrad
I feel proud for your parents
Awesome story I don't know who else needed to hear that but I did . I have started over twice from more than broke been on deaths door I and I keep coming back . Thanks for sharing
A positive mind see's oppurtunity in everything and a negative mind see's fault in everything.
What a great story, Trinity! Faith, fortitude, and work ethic is what it takes to make it. Kudos to your folks and to you for carrying on and for the respect and honor you give them! You’re and their testimony shines through!
Been saving this for a while and finally got to watch it. It seems obvious the Christian values your Dad had from early on impacted his life and even though he went thru many rough times, God has blessed him greatly with the ranch & loving family. Thanks for sharing brother. ❤🇺🇸🙏
Thanks for sharing!
You are very welcome.
What a great story. You have amazing parents. God bless you for sharing this. What an encouragement to keep on going.
Great story!
It reminds me of a saying I heard not long ago but stands so true.
“Never criticize a man’s harvest until you know how much seed he has sown.
Very powerful story. Thanks for sharing.
Great,great story. Great ending. Happy Sabbath ❤
Thank you very much for sharing this story my parents went through something similar to themselves and they turned it around later on again thank you sir for sharing the story and all the things that you do in Montana and your family hope you all have a good Christmas to
I am so glad this spoke to you. I am honored by your comment.
Great video, thanks for sharing your family’s story.
I also went through the Carter years. That was a very difficult time for farmers and ranchers.
Very cool story. I'm happy for your parents. it's so cool to hear these stories. I'm happy for you too, and god bless your familly. My family started in montana 1910 homesteading. We are now working on 5th generation and proud to be Montanan. ❤👍
Thank you sir for sharing your family story. 🤠
It’s not just a history. I got a horse from John a week ago and couldn’t be happier. Ruckus kept us on track and I’m proud to count our family as customers of a Montana legend.
Incredible story Trinity! ✌️💪🏻🇺🇸
Great story Trinity. Very inspiring
Thank you.
Amazing story. Thank you for sharing.
When you really love something, persevere. It's your life, not someone else's.
Your dad is one tough guy, Those pics at the end are awesome.
❤😊 Great story thank you so much for sharing God bless you and your family 😊
That there is a great story Trinity. It speaks of the resilience and determination and hardships that people go through in life just to survive.
The fact is that we all have suffered from some form or another throughout our lives, what is important is how we get back up and continue on.
Absolutely amazing story. Thank you for sharing.
Great job on telling us about your hard working parents. If everyone was that ambitious I think that the world would be a better place
I appreciate all your videos, honestly I can’t see them all but I do enjoy the stories and messages you have in them. Keepem coming buddy 👍🏼
I know how that was ,I divorced my x hubby ,took my two kids ,clothes a,car and let .we had no money at all .I was 20. raised, my kids have a home 12 acres and no debt now I will be 65 in three days god is good
I started with nothing every year of my life.. And I still have most of it. 14:57
Howdy there, just wanna say thank you for sharing this. I guess you could say I’m in the process of where you parents where as far as working in places the didn’t want to to get to an area they want to. I’m currently in the saving process for a horse ranch and some land in Wyoming. I’m getting married here soon to an amazing girl and we are just having a small wedding but we are so thankful to God what He is doing. Appreciate this because this is so encouraging, I’ve kept and kept pushing through to get to my goals and the Lord has been directing my steps slowly so thank you again and really enjoy this channel and the content you put it. We need more cowboy and ranchers in this day and age.
Wow, this is quite a story! Thank you for sharing it with your viewers. It was nice to see your parents at the end.
Without your health, you have nothing. Thanks for sharing your family, much love ❤
Good luck with that with no health insurance and being self employed.
@@charliehargrave7458For 28yrs I was self employed(interior house finishing, not a desk job) NO insurance. Paid a mortgage instead of insurance. Self care is the best care❤️
That was a great story Trinity!!
Trinity, I love all your stories, there's always a lesson.
Amazing story koodos to your father and your family love watching real life!!
Your dads amazing getting back on❤️ Respect... much respect to you n your family!
Thank you for sharing your parents life experiences. God bless
Yes, sir! It is POP! You said it right! Wow, what a story and what a sacrifice! Neat to hear about the Reliv. I used it too for a while. God bless ya & your family.
What an incredible story about your parents
Thank you Trinity for sharing your Dad's story. I believe the saying is never judge a man until you have walked a mile in his shoes or never judge a book by the cover until you have read the story.
Great Video! the world needs more encouragers!
Many lessons to absorb in this video. I shared with my wife as Reliv had a tremendous impact on her as a professional piano player. Thank you for sharing life.
You must be very proud of your parents. Life will drive you to your knees, but you can't give up. You have to get back up. And get back up they did. Lots of "try" in this family. Hats off...
Awesome story! Congrats to your dad and mom's perseverance. We started farming in the same time frame. We milked cows and did without. The first year we had to borrow money just to buy groceries. But despite nay sayers and lack of support by family and others, now we are doing very well. God Bless to you and your family.
On another note, that is how we gave shots to our dairy cows, and yes, 30 cc's for them too, split to both sides and the next day, in slightly different spots.
Your 100% right with your story what happened to me was my mom fell at a hotel and she had surgery and all that and last year she passed away and we had to pay almost all of our money we had and we lost everything because it was in storage and I was working at the airport the time and I quit that job now I work for a horse ranch in Florida and now I'm building credit and by this summer 2024 I'll have my own ranch it's kinda funny because people say farming don't pay good witch they are wrong because it pays good u just have to put in the hard work to get what u want in life great video love the content
Love this story. I have some family that kinda went through the same thing. My cousins husband was in a railroad derailment we was the only one who road the accident out the 2 other engineers jumped and lost there lives. Broke his back and was told he would never walk again. fast foward to today you would never know.. That family is an inspiration. even before the accident if they had $1 left to their name and you needed it they would give it to you. The hardest working couple i know
Great story more men need to hear it.
Similar thing happened to my dad a few years ago. He was thrown off the hay wagon feeding cows in southern Montana around dell. He had a head injury from the fall and the best way to describe the seizures was like someone turned the lights off, totally different person and no memory. He would get better for a few days his memory would start to come back and then he would have another seizure. Sadly he only made i about a year after the accident. Until this video I haven't heard of another similar head trauma accident from a first hand account, thank you for the insight.
God bless you for sharing your dads story.
Thank you for giving people the information that you have learned through your life’s struggles. We get the benefit if we take your advice and try it out to see if it works for us. That’s what we should do to any advice we get from well meaning acquaintances-people that give us their take on what we should do with our lives.
This advice can help hundreds of people. Thank you. I’m 74 and wish I would have heard this when I was say in my early 20’s.
God bless you and your family
My Granny also lost our family farm in the 70's..1100 acres! We grew cotton, alfalfa, grew you pick veggies...it was a rough time! It was in SW Oklahoma.
I've watched land across Oklahoma triple in price in last 3-5 years!
I always wanted to move to Montana it’s in my heart