Not about branding, but about herding cattle with patrol cars. Many moons ago as a young police officer working night shift at Clemson University, cattle escaped from the dairy farm. We laboriously herded them back using lights, sirens and spotlights. They bottlenecked at the gate. At the gate was an old character cop, kind of like Fish from Barney Miller. As soon as they got to him the cattle picked up a trot and literally sprinted through. "Hey W.W." I asked, "How did you get them to go in?" "I sang to them," he replied.
Yep, cowboyin' ain't all glamour & gunfights. I had an uncle that decided he wanted to be a cowboy on a working ranch and let's say that Hollywood misled him. Great episode, Santee!
Me,too. In the early 80s I was on a relative's oil/cattle ranch & it was eyeopening.Dirt bikes instead of horses to herd with & the camp cook didn't know what the Hell he was doing.Thank God we could ride to McDonalds.
I have a nephew that lives in Northern Utah. He's in his 40s now but from the time he was 17 to about 22 he worked as a ranch hand in Wyoming. That kid is the real deal.
Just watched Lonesome Dove for the first time, what a movie. Sent through a message to your Facebook page, would like to see an episode on hired guns in the west.
This episode will definitely leave a Mark! AG has a lot of irons in the fire! The BURNING question is will Santee STEER us wrong about branding in the Old West? Of course not! On another note, besides cattle and horses, were/are other livestock branded?
Thanks again Santee & Co. I was in the navy as an Operations Specialist . Every enlisted rating has a symbol they wear on their sleeve and is a pictiogram of the wearers' job . For instance , crosed anchors is Boatswain's Mate . crossed cannons is Gunner's Mate , a ship's wheel is Quartermaster , a rangefinder with lightning bolts is Fire Controlman , etc . Add wings to the symbol and you have the aviation version of the rating , such as Aviation Boatswain's Mate . This video made me consider that sailors wear a brand of sorts . I'm glad I didn't have to come under a red hot iron , though . My ' brand " was an oscilloscope with an arrow , symbolizing direction and rangefinding via radar . Next time you see some sailors in their dress uniforms , try playing a game by looking at the symbol on their left sleeve and guess their job . Guess these jobs : 1 two snakes on a winged staff , 2 a pair of headphones and an arrow , 3 a flaming bomb with wings , 4 a torpedo , 5 a harp . Well , See Y'all down the trail !
The Chisolm Trail Heritage Museum had such a great idea for the brand contest. I was very pleasantly surprised when my brand arrived in the mail and very appreciative to the museum. I hope they can come up with some more western oriented ideas the public can participate in. And thanks to the Arizona Ghost Riders where I first heard about the contest.
Nice video Santee, Jo-Ann and I used to help a Wyoming Rancher brand his cows every year. In exchange he used to let us hunt his ranch. We looked forward to branding day because after the branding was done they always put on a huge meal , complete with home made ice cream and all sorts of home made pies.
Thanks for the refresher course on branding. I remember back in second grade having a week dedicated to frontier stuff, and designing a brand based on branding rules.
What a great video to show all the brands of the old West I was watching all-time western movies with my grandfather like John Wayne the red River and Yellowstone on TV show thanks for all behind of the history of it the old West 🤠👍👍
These short films are incredible. As a person from the UK I immediately click on Arizona Ghostriders when it comes up on my infeed, and look forward to learning more about America's cowboy past. Thank you for making these films, great work.
Very timely video, Santee. With election season finally over, lots of politicians busy rebranding themselves. Enjoyed the branding iron twirling at the end.
My father's brand was "Lazy S O" and I always said that since I was his only Boy, I was going to register "Lazy S O B" but I became a doctor instead of a rancher.
One branding iron I saw growing up in Colorado was a '2' followed by a '2' on its side and then a 'P' . I was told it meant 'too lazy to pee'. Not sure if it was a real brand or just a joke.
Great video as always Santee. I know that when I click on your content that I'm going to learn something, enjoy exploring our past and, of course, always have a good laugh. Thanks again. Cheers and fair winds.
My mother is grew up on a farm in northern New South Wales. Growing up in an old Victorian house in San Francisco my friends would comment on our branding iron by the fireplace. Our family's farm brand was D.R. , for "David Rankin". Now the cattle wear plastic tags on their ears. Of course us kids would brand the under and backsides of all the furniture...
Howdy Santee! I just watched an episode of "The High Chaparral" where Big John Cannon yelled at his son, Blue, who was branding a calf: "You're suppose to brand the calf not barbecue it!" Lol! I would love to visit the Chisholm Trail Heritage and other museums about the Old West someday. I love learning American history. Say hey to Rex for me! Take care & God bless!
You remind me of Mrs Chisolm. A 87 yr old lady living in grand rapids mi. Back in 1985. Was either the grand daughter or grand nice of John Chisolm. She had a black and white photo album of places and people. They lost most of the large fortune in the 1929 market crash. She was still living in style though.
Hey, thanks for discussing something so vital to the West. This is fascinating. You still ride for the brand and you've been keeping lore alive for quite a spell. Another great video.
Here to smash your like button and say I really appreciate you as a great friend interesting story about how they went about doing the branding thanks for sharing santee take care bud 👍
The AGR logo over your shoulder has a good view of the AG iron in your hand but also shown later in the video nicely done with some great info keep the story alive!!!!
Interesting one, Santee. Could you do a video on Old West hotels/motels? I'm guessing you're staying in one after the Lady of the House came home and noticed you got a bit carried away with your new branding iron.
Great video about a subject that i really didnt know anything about :) Keep up the amazing work you do Santee and already looking forward to next saturday !!
Great video as always guys and nice to learn more about branding. I thought it was very interesting how rustlers kept a makeshift branding iron to alter the brands of other ranchers.
Mrs. Santee found your video very moooving. The title 'Branding in the Old West' throw me for a moment. You get so many RUclips videos on business branding I thought you had all modern on us.
Thanks dear Sir for a very different kind of video on the subject of , " branding " , yes but I guess they had thousands of cattle to brand , wonder how they managed . But as for me I enjoy all your hard work . But where are the other members of the team dirty dog ,dirty Dan and him ? Thanks again.
It process hadn’t changed much until the 1960’s when I worked (played cowboy) on my college roommate’s folks’ ranch in Wyoming. They were old school castrating, inoculating, de-horning, and branding on the ground. My job was either castrating or holding the calf by the rear legs while someone else did the deed. The calf sometimes baptized me with manure but Rocky Mountain oysters hot off the angle iron branding iron support made up for the smell. I still have my stock knife..... 🤣
When you went crazy branding things in your house your wife wasnt home was she? Obviously you didnt brand her ... you're still alive 👍😆🤣another great video santee thanks 😊
My son wants to go back to tombstone for is birthday this summer. we want to stop a old Tucson on our way there. love the channel and keep up the great work.
@@ArizonaGhostriders thats upsetting but we have until june so we can hope and pray that there might be some positive change to this virus. But if still the same we will hit trail dust town. Thanks for the info. And again love your channel
Your vid on old west headgear was excellent, but it got me to thinking about those popular leather "cowboy" hats you've seen around for 20 or 30 years. Except for miners helmets, were leather hats ever a thing in the old west? Thanks.
The trappers used some leather, deer or elk, etc. for hats, but the thick leather cowboy hat...not practical. Too warm and heavy. I have never seen a photo of one yet from the era.
Ohhhh... I got worried for a second. You're talking about the "hot" kind of branding and not the "lame" kind like *Old Navy* or *Target...* I'm so glad! ☺
Request: Can you do a video on explosives, blasting caps, fuses and etc in the Old West? What materials were used? Who used them? What was their availability? Was there any legal restrictions? How did the explosives work? Or not work? How often did accidents happen? How often were they used maliciously? How did explosives for better or worse shape the Old West?
I'm loving your videos Santee. Did you ever do one about "Canteens of the old West" ? I notice some old western movies show the round cylinder type, with a cork. I know there had to be other types as well!
Aw now I'm bummed -- I tried to enter my design, but my entry didn't go through. I sent inquiries, but didn't get an answer. I guess that I gave up too easily. Oh well. Another great episode, Santee! I think that brands are really cool.
Just curious who would've had one of those Branding Iron Identification Book's, the local Sherriff? The local biggest ranch? When do we get to see Santee put a Branding Iron on old T-Rex?
Thanks again Mr Santee! I'll keep that in mind not to put a hot iron on your seat. I also wanna pay my respect on your friend and stuntman from Old Tucson.
@@ArizonaGhostriders The CC icon is still not showing on my display. I checked another Arizona Ghostriders video and the icon is there. Wonder what's up? Maybe Bill Brazleton had something to do with it!
Branding turns up in The Floating Outfit series of books by J T Edison. The main one in the books was referred to as OD connected. (The ranch owner was known as Old Devil)
I love Arizona Ghost Riders my favorite channel on RUclips It would be cool to meet you guys one day I am really into cowboy movies and I love watching westerns
that was Rex’s favorite job so far…it’s not his fault that he got amazing discounts on meat 😉 and there’s a joke up here about branding irons: the logo of the Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority is a branding iron imprint, it explains why we’re treated like cattle 😳
Hey Santee, a few weeks ago I asked you if you could do a video about jokes and pranks in the old west. Well I did a little bit of research and found out that there is a book from 1852 called "the evils of deception" it apparently is about some pranks for April fools day. I also found one prank from 1854 where you put a brick inside of an old hat on the ground and when someone's walks by and kicks the hat they also kick they brick and hurt their foot. (Pranks have come a long way)
Your joke about Texas barbecue hit close to home here. Better part of a decade ago I was on a job in Texas fore 3 weeks and afterwards spent an extra 2 weeks going to a number of BBQ places. I went everywhere from Amarillo to McAllen and El Paso to Beaumont. Best place in my opinion was in Balmorhea, hopefully they are still running.
Today's episode reminded me of John Dutton's "Yellowstone" Ranch in Montana. The cowboys who make big mistakes or witness something they shouldn't have... *"Y".*
I think it would have been interesting if you showed how the blacksmiths made some of those old irons, since they were made without being welded together.
It may come as a surprise to you, BUT I helped to brand cattle when I was a kid, yup, in the sixties. I handed the branding iron from the fire to the branding guy.
Outstanding video and topic Santee, thank you for your effort. I have a branding iron from my grandfather ranch and have found this topic interesting. What ever you do, do not try to brand Rex.
my hometown has a brand with two crossed arrows and a snake winding up on them, another one I know of is a single deer antler and a olive branch. the funny thing both of them belong to the same horse breeder and they have a third party breeder who has two antlers with olive branch.
I made a brand to represent the ranch in the fantasy western novel I wrote. I got it done up as a tattoo over my left ankle. I'm quite sure that was less painful than getting an iron put to me haha!
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Thumbs-down are vegans.
Ha ha! In the cattle industry we just call 'em "culls."
@@KowboyUSA lol!
Thumbs down eat tofu for dinner.
Or maybe branded cows that can read....
Thumbs downs are vegans with small...... branding irons!!
Not about branding, but about herding cattle with patrol cars. Many moons ago as a young police officer working night shift at Clemson University, cattle escaped from the dairy farm. We laboriously herded them back using lights, sirens and spotlights. They bottlenecked at the gate.
At the gate was an old character cop, kind of like Fish from Barney Miller. As soon as they got to him the cattle picked up a trot and literally sprinted through.
"Hey W.W." I asked, "How did you get them to go in?"
"I sang to them," he replied.
That is a really cool memory, Greg! I wish I coulda been there.
@@ArizonaGhostriders You would have died laughing.
Yep, cowboyin' ain't all glamour & gunfights. I had an uncle that decided he wanted to be a cowboy on a working ranch and let's say that Hollywood misled him. Great episode, Santee!
It happens. Thanks.
Me,too.
In the early 80s I was on a relative's oil/cattle ranch & it was eyeopening.Dirt bikes instead of horses to herd with & the camp cook didn't know what the Hell he was doing.Thank God we could ride to McDonalds.
I have a nephew that lives in Northern Utah. He's in his 40s now but from the time he was 17 to about 22 he worked as a ranch hand in Wyoming. That kid is the real deal.
I'm upset I only just subscribed last week, the lore of the old west is something that should never die. Thank you for keeping it alive
You're welcome!
Lucky man! You have a bunch of Arizona Ghostriders' videos to binge watch!
Well Santee you really made your mark on this brand new video:-)
LOL! Glad you liked it!
That was awesome. Lol
Hahaha!!
Just watched Lonesome Dove for the first time, what a movie. Sent through a message to your Facebook page, would like to see an episode on hired guns in the west.
OK!
This episode will definitely leave a Mark! AG has a lot of irons in the fire!
The BURNING question is will Santee STEER us wrong about branding in the Old West?
Of course not!
On another note, besides cattle and horses, were/are other livestock branded?
HA! Yes, mules, burros, etc.
@@ArizonaGhostriders So not pigs and sheep?
@@ArizonaGhostriders So no chickens?
Hahaha, you funny man!!
Thanks again Santee & Co. I was in the navy as an Operations Specialist . Every enlisted rating has a symbol they wear on their sleeve and is a pictiogram of the wearers' job . For instance , crosed anchors is Boatswain's Mate . crossed cannons is Gunner's Mate , a ship's wheel is Quartermaster , a rangefinder with lightning bolts is Fire Controlman , etc . Add wings to the symbol and you have the aviation version of the rating , such as Aviation Boatswain's Mate . This video made me consider that sailors wear a brand of sorts . I'm glad I didn't have to come under a red hot iron , though . My ' brand " was an oscilloscope with an arrow , symbolizing direction and rangefinding via radar . Next time you see some sailors in their dress uniforms , try playing a game by looking at the symbol on their left sleeve and guess their job . Guess these jobs : 1 two snakes on a winged staff , 2 a pair of headphones and an arrow , 3 a flaming bomb with wings , 4 a torpedo , 5 a harp . Well , See Y'all down the trail !
Wow, thanks for the history of ya, Victor!
The Chisolm Trail Heritage Museum had such a great idea for the brand contest. I was very pleasantly surprised when my brand arrived in the mail and very appreciative to the museum. I hope they can come up with some more western oriented ideas the public can participate in. And thanks to the Arizona Ghost Riders where I first heard about the contest.
That is awesome! The museum folks definitely have the education part down pat. If I lived there I'd be hitting Bryan up for a job!
Nice video Santee,
Jo-Ann and I used to help a Wyoming Rancher brand his cows every year. In exchange he used to let us hunt his ranch. We looked forward to branding day because after the branding was done they always put on a huge meal , complete with home made ice cream and all sorts of home made pies.
That is awesome!
Thanks for the refresher course on branding. I remember back in second grade having a week dedicated to frontier stuff, and designing a brand based on branding rules.
Thanks for sharing!
What a great video to show all the brands of the old West I was watching all-time western movies with my grandfather like John Wayne the red River and Yellowstone on TV show thanks for all behind of the history of it the old West 🤠👍👍
Very cool!
Branding. Always a hot topic in the old west.
Yes!
Another fantastic video as always. Thanks for adding me into the video. It is a great honor my friend.
Any time! Glad you are part of the Ghostriders family.
@@ArizonaGhostriders I am proud to be a part of the family.
These short films are incredible. As a person from the UK I immediately click on Arizona Ghostriders when it comes up on my infeed, and look forward to learning more about America's cowboy past.
Thank you for making these films, great work.
Awesome, thank you!
Very timely video, Santee. With election season finally over, lots of politicians busy rebranding themselves. Enjoyed the branding iron twirling at the end.
HAHA! Glad you enjoyed it.
Great video! Awesome museum history!👍🏾😀❤️🇺🇸
Glad you enjoyed it
Thanks for kicking off Saturday again. Very good topic.
Our pleasure!
Brilliant! This channel is my very favorite. Thanks for covering this subject.
Wow, thanks, Cindy!
Love this one. Making brand iron so cool. Thank you. Awesomeness.
Glad you like it!
My father's brand was "Lazy S O" and I always said that since I was his only Boy, I was going to register "Lazy S O B" but I became a doctor instead of a rancher.
HAAH!
One branding iron I saw growing up in Colorado was a '2' followed by a '2' on its side and then a 'P' . I was told it meant 'too lazy to pee'. Not sure if it was a real brand or just a joke.
Santee, Texas is my big Love! 🤗! 💎... 🤣 ( Oregon, Michigan aaand Minnesota) Thanks Bro!
Glad to hear it.
Great video as always Santee. I know that when I click on your content that I'm going to learn something, enjoy exploring our past and, of course, always have a good laugh. Thanks again. Cheers and fair winds.
You're welcome.
The freeze branding sounds like the way to go my friend 🤗 awesome upload
It does!
Cool video n the history of branding. My Condolences To Cory's Family and Friends.
Thank you very much.
Great subject! And great video! I’m disappointed the Rocking R has already been done, I thought I was so clever when I thought it up.
There is probably a Rocking R in every western state!
Great video, just my.... Brand of history!!!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Very neat that they made the iron for you, Santee.
I thought so!
My mother is grew up on a farm in northern New South Wales. Growing up in an old Victorian house in San Francisco my friends would comment on our branding iron by the fireplace. Our family's farm brand was D.R. , for "David Rankin". Now the cattle wear plastic tags on their ears. Of course us kids would brand the under and backsides of all the furniture...
Did you brand your furniture?? That's funny. Great info, too.
I always wanted a branding iron like the way I sign my initials. Great video Santee!
Right on! It's just awkward to carry it and a forge to a legal document signing.
@@ArizonaGhostriders I imagine it would be weird to start a fire at a car dealer to warm up your branding iron when signing documents! Lol.
Howdy Santee! I just watched an episode of "The High Chaparral" where Big John Cannon yelled at his son, Blue, who was branding a calf: "You're suppose to brand the calf not barbecue it!" Lol! I would love to visit the Chisholm Trail Heritage and other museums about the Old West someday. I love learning American history. Say hey to Rex for me! Take care & God bless!
Will do Pam. I hope to visit them all, too!
Turned my brand over to my youngest mast year. Now I hope she keeps it current. Good video.
That's terrific, Dennis. Hope so too. Keep it alive.
John, great video, as always. Thanks for keeping it Western!
My pleasure
Another excellent and interesting video thanks for another great one Santee and keep them coming
You bet
Such a Great Show !!!!!!
Thank You!
Great history lesson, thanks guys!
Glad you enjoyed it!
You remind me of Mrs Chisolm. A 87 yr old lady living in grand rapids mi. Back in 1985. Was either the grand daughter or grand nice of John Chisolm. She had a black and white photo album of places and people. They lost most of the large fortune in the 1929 market crash. She was still living in style though.
That's pretty cool.
Getting back in the saddle, as always I appreciate the education Santee
Always!
MY BRAND! Remember seeing this done on a cattle ranch we visited on a People to People trip to Australia a long time ago.
Cool, eh?
Hey, thanks for discussing something so vital to the West. This is fascinating. You still ride for the brand and you've been keeping lore alive for quite a spell. Another great video.
Hey, thanks!
Here to smash your like button and say I really appreciate you as a great friend interesting story about how they went about doing the branding thanks for sharing santee take care bud 👍
Thanks for the visit!
Deepest , heartfelt condolences
He was very well loved.
The AGR logo over your shoulder has a good view of the AG iron in your hand but also shown later in the video nicely done with some great info keep the story alive!!!!
Thanks!!
The moooooooooo ya at the end was a classic! Had to watch that part a couple more times. Great video, thanks.
Glad you enjoyed it
Interesting one, Santee.
Could you do a video on Old West hotels/motels? I'm guessing you're staying in one after the Lady of the House came home and noticed you got a bit carried away with your new branding iron.
HAHA! Yes.
Great video about a subject that i really didnt know anything about :) Keep up the amazing work you do Santee and already looking forward to next saturday !!
Thank you! Will do!
Great video as always guys and nice to learn more about branding. I thought it was very interesting how rustlers kept a makeshift branding iron to alter the brands of other ranchers.
Our pleasure!
Good morning Santee happy new year🎉🎉🎉
I pray that all is well with you and your family🤗🤗🤗🤗
Happy new year! Yes, we are still well. You?
@@ArizonaGhostriders yes we are well also
You are all in my prayers, at the loss of your friend and family.
Thank you.
@@ArizonaGhostriders Your Welcome. God Bless.
Hi Santee, my branding iron will be lazy M! That is me alright 😊, thanks for another old west savvy vid.
My pleasure!
Another great video once again!
Glad you enjoyed it!
👍👍👍👍👍 thanks guys !
Our pleasure!
Mrs. Santee found your video very moooving.
The title 'Branding in the Old West' throw me for a moment. You get so many RUclips videos on business branding I thought you had all modern on us.
Yeah that's why I put pictures of brands in the thumbnail.
@@ArizonaGhostriders That's all well and good but I'd only just had my coffee and it still hadn't kicked in. 😒🍲
Condolences on the loss of a friend...
Thank you!
Hello. Sante good to see y’all again tak e care buddy
Hey there
I just found this channel again used to watch it when rdr2 was new but kinda forgot after making a new yt account and this is the best stuff ever
Thank you! Welcome back.
Man. That Bill has an awesome voice. Good video as usual.
I agree! He could do commercials.
Thanks dear Sir for a very different kind of video on the subject of , " branding " , yes but I guess they had thousands of cattle to brand , wonder how they managed . But as for me I enjoy all your hard work . But where are the other members of the team dirty dog ,dirty Dan and him ? Thanks again.
So nice of you. You'll see Dan next week.
Another great video! I need to come up with a brand for my little homestead.
You should!
Rex is the best. Love the humor.
Thank you!
It process hadn’t changed much until the 1960’s when I worked (played cowboy) on my college roommate’s folks’ ranch in Wyoming. They were old school castrating, inoculating, de-horning, and branding on the ground. My job was either castrating or holding the calf by the rear legs while someone else did the deed. The calf sometimes baptized me with manure but Rocky Mountain oysters hot off the angle iron branding iron support made up for the smell. I still have my stock knife..... 🤣
I wouldn't doubt the calf would poop during that ordeal. Good memories nonetheless.
@@ArizonaGhostriders indeed!
Hi am 14 and I enjoy your videos they make me laugh you and your friends are funny, you guys taught me alot about the old west thanks
Thank you! I appreciate you watching.
Great video, Santee! I understand these old branding irons are highly collectible, as well? 🤠🍻👊
Some are. I imagine some of the more famous ranches like the XIT and such.
When you went crazy branding things in your house your wife wasnt home was she? Obviously you didnt brand her ... you're still alive 👍😆🤣another great video santee thanks 😊
Exactly!!
@uncle reeler kinky👍😆🤣🤣
@uncle reeler well turning ghosts and t-rex's loose in the house might just have been enough to get ol santee branded by the missus alright 😆👍
My son wants to go back to tombstone for is birthday this summer. we want to stop a old Tucson on our way there. love the channel and keep up the great work.
Old Tucson may still shut down for COVID (hopefully not), so you may want to hit Trail Dust Town instead.
@@ArizonaGhostriders thats upsetting but we have until june so we can hope and pray that there might be some positive change to this virus. But if still the same we will hit trail dust town. Thanks for the info. And again love your channel
Your vid on old west headgear was excellent, but it got me to thinking about those popular leather "cowboy" hats you've seen around for 20 or 30 years. Except for miners helmets, were leather hats ever a thing in the old west? Thanks.
The trappers used some leather, deer or elk, etc. for hats, but the thick leather cowboy hat...not practical. Too warm and heavy. I have never seen a photo of one yet from the era.
Another good one and a start for my weekend.
Glad you enjoyed it
Lazy R 😂. I had no idea the brands started with churches. I always learn so so much from you Santee Tfs Diane 🦋
Well, they didn't start with churches, that may have been confused in the video. However, churches ended up with a LOT of cattle.
Ohhhh... I got worried for a second.
You're talking about the "hot" kind of branding and not the "lame" kind like *Old Navy* or *Target...* I'm so glad!
☺
LOL!
Request:
Can you do a video on explosives, blasting caps, fuses and etc in the Old West?
What materials were used? Who used them?
What was their availability? Was there any legal restrictions? How did the explosives work? Or not work? How often did accidents happen? How often were they used maliciously?
How did explosives for better or worse shape the Old West?
I can. Thanks for the request.
I'm loving your videos Santee. Did you ever do one about "Canteens of the old West" ? I notice some old western movies show the round cylinder type, with a cork. I know there had to be other types as well!
Not yet! I stupidly sold mine a couple years ago and have been looking for another one ever since to film...
@@ArizonaGhostriders no worries one will turn up in time! I'm starting to look around for one myself
Aw now I'm bummed -- I tried to enter my design, but my entry didn't go through. I sent inquiries, but didn't get an answer. I guess that I gave up too easily. Oh well.
Another great episode, Santee! I think that brands are really cool.
Sorry to hear that you had troubles with getting them your brand. Thanks for trying though!
@@ArizonaGhostriders It's okay. I'll just keep running Mavericks.
I've been wanting to build a branding iron to mark some woodworking projects, you have just heated up my interest in the project!
LOL! Well, go for it.
I just helped my friends ranch brand and vaccinate 150 cattle. What a blast!
That does sound very cool.
Just curious who would've had one of those Branding Iron Identification Book's, the local Sherriff? The local biggest ranch? When do we get to see Santee put a Branding Iron on old T-Rex?
Probably a local cattle association or a lawyer. Maybe the marshal.
Thanks again Mr Santee! I'll keep that in mind not to put a hot iron on your seat. I also wanna pay my respect on your friend and stuntman from Old Tucson.
Much appreciated, Danny. Dank je
Santee, there was no closed captioning on this episode! My hearing is so bad, I rely on CC to fully enjoy RUclips videos!
I'll check on that, Rick.
(1 minute later) I just checked and CC is definitely on.
@@ArizonaGhostriders The CC icon is still not showing on my display. I checked another Arizona Ghostriders video and the icon is there.
Wonder what's up? Maybe Bill Brazleton had something to do with it!
Branding turns up in The Floating Outfit series of books by J T Edison. The main one in the books was referred to as OD connected. (The ranch owner was known as Old Devil)
Cool!
That cow at the end sounds mighty sick. XD
Hmmm....tread lightly!
I love Arizona Ghost Riders my favorite channel on RUclips It would be cool to meet you guys one day I am really into cowboy movies and I love watching westerns
Cool! Thanks.
Love ur videos Santee!!!
Thanks!!
Great video!
Glad you enjoyed it
Yes, a brand new episode.
Get it
BRAND new
I'll let myself out...
HAHA! Well done. That joke is now burned into my memory.
Great video Santee
Thanks Led. Glad you enjoyed it
I fully expected Dirty Dan to come out and at least attempt to brand Santee. ;)
He's done that once.
This is interesting as my family's got quite a few cowskin rugs and they've all got different brands on them 😊
Well now that is pretty neat
that was Rex’s favorite job so far…it’s not his fault that he got amazing discounts on meat 😉
and there’s a joke up here about branding irons: the logo of the Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority is a branding iron imprint, it explains why we’re treated like cattle 😳
HA!
Hey Santee, a few weeks ago I asked you if you could do a video about jokes and pranks in the old west. Well I did a little bit of research and found out that there is a book from 1852 called "the evils of deception" it apparently is about some pranks for April fools day. I also found one prank from 1854 where you put a brick inside of an old hat on the ground and when someone's walks by and kicks the hat they also kick they brick and hurt their foot. (Pranks have come a long way)
Yes. Now we put poop in a bag and light it on fire.
Santee’s final video as he tried branding the T-Rex. 😂
Yeah, not doing THAT!!
@@ArizonaGhostriders 😂
Your joke about Texas barbecue hit close to home here. Better part of a decade ago I was on a job in Texas fore 3 weeks and afterwards spent an extra 2 weeks going to a number of BBQ places. I went everywhere from Amarillo to McAllen and El Paso to Beaumont. Best place in my opinion was in Balmorhea, hopefully they are still running.
Ohhh, man. I stumbled into a Cooper's and it was like Heaven.
@@ArizonaGhostriders I don't remember if I hit the one in Austin or Ft. Worth but Coopers is pretty good.
Today's episode reminded me of John Dutton's "Yellowstone" Ranch in Montana. The cowboys who make big mistakes or witness something they shouldn't have... *"Y".*
I have yet to watch it....but I've heard
I think it would have been interesting if you showed how the blacksmiths made some of those old irons, since they were made without being welded together.
When COVID lifts we'll get to interviewing a blacksmith.
Hello there santee this will definitely help with my old west stile farm
Good to hear!
It may come as a surprise to you, BUT I helped to brand cattle when I was a kid, yup, in the sixties.
I handed the branding iron from the fire to the branding guy.
Very cool!!!
Outstanding video and topic Santee, thank you for your effort. I have a branding iron from my grandfather ranch and have found this topic interesting. What ever you do, do not try to brand Rex.
That is awesome! I won't brand Rex.
my hometown has a brand with two crossed arrows and a snake winding up on them, another one I know of is a single deer antler and a olive branch. the funny thing both of them belong to the same horse breeder and they have a third party breeder who has two antlers with olive branch.
COOL!
Nice one Santee!
Glad you enjoyed it
Good video Santee!
Glad you enjoyed it
gets me thinking what brand to make for the family.
Design it, ma boy!
I made a brand to represent the ranch in the fantasy western novel I wrote. I got it done up as a tattoo over my left ankle. I'm quite sure that was less painful than getting an iron put to me haha!
Maybe! Feet are sensitive...