We RESCUED An Abandoned Bison! Where Did He Come From!?
HTML-код
- Опубликовано: 7 сен 2024
- Merchandise here!!
www.crosstimbe...
Visit our cabins here!!
www.rockypoint...
🎧My favorite place to get music! Check out Soundstripe and use my code BISON15 to get 15% off any plan: soundstripe.com?fpr=bison
www.redmondagr...
Dejay Arms Photography
photos.dejayar...
GoPro 8
amzn.to/3b3F5rQ
GoPro 9
amzn.to/3hHpuQp
DJI OSMO Mobile 3 gimble
amzn.to/34UWMVc
dji Mavic Air:
amzn.to/2XrO77N
GoPro:
amzn.to/3jTtJrW
![Megan Thee Stallion - Neva Play (feat. RM) [Official Video]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/TpYTyAaTRts/mqdefault.jpg)
Poor guy. At least they rescued him and had the vet come out. They other Bison accepted him. These guys are very kind
Those other bison are cattle
😂
After watching several of your videos, I just love how respectful you are with your animals. They have feelings too and know you will keep them safe.
O kk
🇨🇦 It's by no surprise that this yearling found its way to your ranch. I love how you are with your animals. The love you have for them is so evident in the amazing way you care for them! ❤️ I so hope that he's able to carry on with his life pain free with his kind of injury. I'm sooo grateful that he found his way to your ranch! We all know he's going to be in the BEST of hands with you! Great to see your lil princess! She's just the sweetest. Can you plz keep us updated on how the yearling is making out? Thanks as always for taking time to do these videos! I always learn so much from them. God bless all. ❤️🙏👍
Not sure he will as he will be ultimately slaughtered.
@@RR_85 Yep eat him when he fattens up .
I am for anybody or anything that rescues animals. Humans have made such a mess of this planet with self-centered, unscrupulous greed and irresponsible decision making that I am truly grateful to the rescuers. These are the real human beings in this equation. Kudos to each and every one of you. You're a true and real blessing.
Poor baby! God bless you for helping him!
I've had 3 hernia's very painful. He was dumped because of medical cost. He's in the right place now. Thank you for doing the right thing. The cows are protecting him he's young.
I've had one , and you're right it's painful. Especially when it keeps popping out and you have to keep pushing it back in
Michael Fox owns a Bison farm in Connecticut.
Os id
yes this is what I think too. They dumped him because of the medical cost.
@@johnstamos5579 same here
Wow Dusty!, Bison meat herd , Bison preservation herd and now Bison rescue! Keep the journey going!
Inbz
ف
This young fellow has no idea what wonderful people he is now with. He will be so well taken care of and all his needs seen to by Doc.
good job pulling that nuke out of her mouth so she could talk plainer. Love to hear kids learning to talk but with a nuke you only hear a mumble. Your herd is growing !
Taken care of before he’s murdered for people to eat.
Shelley a bison burger sounds good right now. You need to try one.
@@shelleybleu4903 Your'e right . They could of just butchered it right there and save the time and trouble......UH?
All his needs except for the giant hernia that needs repair. Not that wonderful.
I had a Jersy cow go down when we needed to dart her and she fell on the needle and it broke off. It turned into a way larger save then we expected. Thank God the vet didn't charge us exra for the needle removel. We got her back to our farm and she turned out to be the best cow/mom we ever had. Her name was MOO BOSSY. It's been approx. 40 years since she died of old age and I still miss her.
Around my home town there was a moose that kept coming into town and the Washington department of fish and wildlife came out and darted it but whoever the person was who did it put too much of the drug in the dart and it killed the moose and the sad thing was it was a young bull that still had a long life ahead and it was completely healthy
Around my home town there was a moose that kept coming into town and the Washington department of fish and wildlife came out and darted it but whoever the person was who did it put too much of the drug in the dart and it killed the moose and the sad thing was it was a young bull that still had a long life ahead and it was completely healthy
😂🎉😂
Thank you for giving him a chance - I hope he finds his way in the herd.
I love how nosy cows are and how they talk and their eyes. They are just so darn cute, I can't take it! And lots of babies ! What fun !
Love the monkey 🐒
@@kristiesmith9928 me too, thank you!
Thanks for rescuing that beautiful bison. He now have a beautiful home.
His injury was probably the reason he was just dumped there. It's a shame if that is what happened but then he wouldn't be with you wonderful caring people. He got the best outcome ever 💗
Just an FYI: Evidently this is not rescue for the sake of giving sanctuary, rather for eventual slaughter. Once he’s large enough to be profitable, he’ll be butchered. I didn’t realize until after I watched, figured it might be informative, sadly.
@@Carmelle747
Aww.. that’s horrible!
Why would he let good meat go to waste? That's what these people do raise bison for their meat.
Whoever the original owner was they went to great effort to transport to another farm rather than put him down. I grew up on a farm where sick animals had to be put down as the expense of treatment outweighed the profit. Farm animals are not pets. The animals were well taken care of because if not, market doesn’t want them. In the 70s a lot of hogs were turned loose in the wooded areas around community because price of pork dropped so low there was negative profit. Now we’re overrun with wild hogs that will tear up a field overnight or destroy a pecan grove. Before you ask no, they don’t make good pork chops. Too feral, but to keep the numbers down lots of hunters shoot them. I’ll stick with cattle.
Poor wittle guy! Thank you so much for taking him in and rescuing him! I hope he is able to heal and live a full life. So cute!
God works in strange ways. You lost a bison and now you found one. Many blessings to you.
thanks for taking him under your wings Dustin,god bless
Brooks was concerned for her hairdo, on that wind; cute!
She was telling you about the bison in with the cows!
wasnt that darling how she kept checking her head to see if her hair was still in place.
I thought she might be trying to yank it out?
Hi Rusty & family. The yearling has no idea how lucky he is to be with you all. I totally agree with Virginia.
Cows: you see that new guy?
Bison: bruh, you guys wanna hang out?
Cows: here comes the farmer just blend in
Bison: 🐄 🐄 🦬 🐄 🐄
😂
Somewhere in the forrest of Bialowieska Poland there is a cow doing the same thing. Look her up.
Lol
They are related to those bovine, but how the Bison got to look like that only God knows why!
😂😂😂😂
That was wonderful how you helped out that injured bison in need and I sure hope he makes it and has a peaceful life.
Until they slaughter him for jerky? Yeah. What a 'rescue'.
I ❤️ how cows are so curious/ nosy. Poor guy. Thank you for taking him, Dusty.
The opening clip dropped my heart. But I’m glad I kept watching. It looks like all the cows were protecting him. Then, they pointed him out by looking in his direction.
I'm glad he's with you...he's at a perfect place...how awesome of you
It is so awesome to see parents get their young toddlers used to seeing large farm animals. Good job parents!!
Some one's abandoned him because they didn't want to spend money on the vet it's disgusting how sad indeed !!
Without proof, that only happened in your mind.
Possibly, but why do that when they could just cul it and make steaks.
@@ninagall7500 No it did not happened in his mind you can clearly see how bad that bison is if they have to carry it on a tractor and put it in a trailer then he is bad
Cows are usually very docile by nature. I'm not surprise ther are; in a way; trying to "protect" this young bull. He became part of the group. He is gorgeous. I wish i could be closer to that young bull even if i know it's risky. How can you not love those animals?💕
You know nothing about large animals do you? cattle or bison.
@@greenthumb6875 lived and was raised on a farm. And studied in agricultar. And you??? So if you are so intelligent, why dont you educate the rest of us who seems to be complete idiots??? Cows are not to be feared. Where i'm from, there are plenty of dairy farms and most people here have holstein cows. Wich are white and black patches and brown paches and once in a while, you get a cow with red/orange patches. What about you my friend??? Can you try to be a bit more polite and respectfull with people?? Maybee you would get more respectfull comments. Just saying and just because you may be american and i'm canadian, please don't be a jerk. Have heard the phrase that you attract flies with honey and not with vinegar?? Good day/ evening to you my friend. (maybee get a little sumethin' sumethin' with girl/boyfriend might get you a bit more mellow)😅💕
That is not a cow. Bison will F***k your world up, while a cow just stands there chewing its grass.
I worked on a large bison ranch in the dakotas off and on years ago.
Once the bison learned the fence was not going to stop them (6 to 8 strans of wire), they would just walk right through them. They would bring out a sharp shooter periodically to put down the ones that learned to run the fences, because there was no good way to stop them after that. probably what happened to this guy. He just decided to leave home.
@@cenccenc946 good for you mate. We have buffalo too in canada in case you are wondering and can you not talk like you guys know it all and that the rest of the world are complet ingorant??? I know the difference between cows and buffalo.
In my experience bison have always been mean to cows. This guy was so small tho he fit in perfectly 🤣
What a mystery! THanks for bringing him home to your ranch!
And, here I am, having my Sunday morning coffee before going to church, wearing my "Pioneer of the Plains" t-shirt. Having had an inguinal hernia many years ago, I can relate to the feller's condition. What you want to be careful of, is, IF an intestine section gets to moving around too much and it twists (shut), a strangulated hernia can quickly become deadly.
A hernia that big will be a constantly dragging type of pain for him and there is a chance that it could twist on itself (strangulate) but I'm sure the vet will have briefed them on this. Wonderful that he's now got a caring owner.
Bisons are so beautiful majestic animals. I love how the cows let him chill with them. Cows are loving beautiful creatures 😍❤️
Q.wlwslslc☺😥😨😱😲😵🐂🐃🐃🐐🎳
@@joaorm7753 PL as PL as
AA as
AA ok ok um um as
Yes they are. They are not dumb in the way that man portrays them. It’s a tool used as an excuse for how they are treated in the meat processing.
These beautiful creatures are amazing. To see one injured is a real scare.
the cows are telling him its gonna be ok Cross Timber Bison is here! yeah!!
Yeah. Whatever can take a bite out of a bison must be a scary creature. Bison are seriously scary😥
@@jellofish1455 probably gored by a bull bison???
Thanks for rescuing him. Praying that he will be ok.
He's probably saying, " Now these look more like my people!!"Lol! God Bless!
Dusty I'm so glad your friend contacted you and you were able to sedate him, have the Doctor look at him and bring him back to the farm.
I'm praying that he has a much better life and now that he's around other bison you'll feel at home
Stay happy, healthy, hydrated and safe
May God continue to bless you and your family.
This is where he belongs,living,eating,and being with his bison herd.So happy you found him when u did..Keep ranching Dusty
What about surgery to put guts back into abdominal area.
Thanks everyone for helping this young bison. Please keep an update on his well-being.🏴👍
🥰🥺🤣😌😝😭❤️😀😘😂🥺
@@jessicaskelton4325 ??
You did another good thing to protect the American Bison.
He is a meat distributor for bison, he doesn’t do it for the love of bison 🤷🏻♂️ there is nothing wrong with it but he ain’t really doing it for goodness of his heart, more so the betterment of his wallet 💵
Protect them? He raises them for sale to market for butchering.
It’s his business, nothing wrong with it since there are many who like bison, personally I love a good bison burger.
It’s like a sheep, goat & cattle ranch.
Meat farmers:
@@maureenahad7614 hmmm? How long have you been watching his channel?
@@maureenahad7614 great meat. He will definitely go to market.
Why did you say "American Bison?" I'm just curious.
Never thought I would subscribe to a Bison channel, but here we are fully interested lol. I loved the way y’all treated him so gently.
You need to watch the butchers out of Ohio ? Whitefeather Not only do they raise bison but they also have RUclips butchers. Forgive me for not remembering the name.
Me too
Why wouldn't you have that operated on so he would be ok?
@@carolduffy250 At 7:23 they said that they could go in, put the intestines back into the abdominal cavity and stitch the tear up, but it would be hard to get the repair to hold. Then he could be at even greater risk because of the open wound, possibly.
@@paulprigge1209 bearded butcher
animals communicate on where the best places are so when he heard about Cross Timber Bison. ...
it is true a friend now has a ménagerie ... animals somehow find their way!
Good Job on the rescue!
Thank you to you and your family for taking the time to give the love to a homeless bison. Than you all very much.
I'm glad you all knew what you were doing, and Mr. Bison was in very capable, qualified hands. Hope he is still doing well. This is dated May 26, 2021. This story just popped up on my newsfeed and I am glad a watched it. I learned a few things.
Hope the poor bugger gets better good on you Dusty for taking him in and keeping watch on him keep us updated on him
Hello Julie
That poor Bison! I'm so glad that you could take him in and give him a good home. I hope he ends up okay
ruclips.net/video/LpPnLtyBXfM/видео.html
te€
Always hope for the best, & hate to see any suffering.
@@luzstellamarinospina5348 جططططط صح
Not every day you find a bison with your cows! He knew he was safe there. Thank you Dusty, Doc Parsons & the farmer ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️ Hope he fully recovers. Good luck with your new charge 😁
Very nice! I hope the bison does well in his new home. It appears to be a satisfying way of life out there on the ranch. Many blessings to you and your family.
Hello Donna
Thank you so much for taking care of that Bison! It,s refreshing to see people actually taking care of Bison instead of killing them! 😊😇🥰💖
❤️ good for you!
Those cows seemed protective of him ❤️
Hope that he can be helped with the hernia. Thanks for doing this.
It’s a big hernia I had one it’s painful and they obviously care
Maybe someone that owned him let it go because of the problem instead looking after it.
Most likely.
That’s exactly what I thought 🥲 I feel sorry for him. But hey he’s in the best hands right now!
You mean like this guy? Why "rescue" him then just not provide medical care? A hernia is repairable, either pay for the surgery or find someone to take him who will.
@@bettybooboo22 maybe crowdfunding then?
Most likely
Dusty,
I just came across your channel today and I am hooked already. This was such a wonderful thing y'all did for the young orphan. Would love to know his story. I am compelled to commend you for your humanity, and how the young ones get to see it as they grow up.
I'm a dinosaur, 73, life is sacred to me. You were brought up by good people, values I respect. I wish I was a neighbor to help out and be there in such a positive environment. I have loved bison since I saw my first one. I have a little Cheyenne in me so I know what these magnificent critters meant, how the whole culture of the plains American Indians revolved around these wonderful animals. I believe the "Old Ones" watched you rescue this icon of life on the plains for many centuries, and then, in a blink we almost killed them off. Governments do take their agendas quite seriously. I'm going to catch up with all your previous posts and look forward to every bit of it.
Tip of the hat to all involved!
Phil
I really enjoyed your comment!!
Blessings 🌿
@@59Alaskan
Thank you, Allah. You made my day! Very kind of you to take the time to do that.
Infinite blessings,
Phil
I am so happy that you were able to rescue him! It was pretty cool that the cattle were protecting him. Subbing!
That’s definitely something you don’t see everyday! Another use for the Deere. Hope he does good at his new home. 💕from Ky.
Please stay safe. When I lived in Creek County, a ranch hand was gored to death by a bison that he took care of for several years. Not sure if the bison accidentally or intentionally gored the man. Just always keep an eye out 👍🏼
How sad.
He probably underestimated the animal and forgot it was still massive and wild herbivores ask then tell then show the bison would have asked him to stop or do somethin then told him then showed him like he would another bison just as horses do and deer and so on
Yeah, it happens way to often 😔
Heard a similar story just this weekend. A farmer had a bull that he never had problems with. But one day it snapped and trampled the man to death. Big animals can always turn dangerous really fast.
@@blauespony1013 and yet there's always signs of you know what to look for
🦅 PLEASE KEEP US UPDATED ABOUT HIM. THANK YOU FOR HELPING TO GIVE HIM A BETTER CHANCE. GOD BLESS YOU DUSTY.. 🦅
Yes please ❤ ❤ ❤
A very interesting video
Glad you rescued him
At the end ,he will be eaten
JoJo Yep and it will taste good.
Prayers sent for him!! ❤😉❤🙌❤😉❤
Good rescue. Most beautiful part was your young lady biting her toy! God bless...
Looks like he's found himself a home. I hope that he's observed and taken care of.....this fellow looks like he cares. Good Luck to All!
It amazes me how they form groups almost like family units. Amazing animals and love that fact you love your critters .........they are awesome creatures. Grew up in SD and we alawys saw so many in the Black Hills and areas as that........they are absolutely huge and astounding animals. Thank you for caring for them as you do.
Blessings
Hello MLM
Went to Black Hills this year was there three days never saw a bison, not one!
Hh
God bless you for helping this guy. there's a reason you found him, so we'll see what that turns out to be
Well, he couldn't hàve found a better place by chance to hang out and be rescued to go on to live with other bison! Glad he found his way to you!
Yeah, I wondered if someone dropped him off knowing that help would be at hand for him - lol. The cattle look so healthy too.
Do they find out who the owner is or was?
@@ShortOrderCook a
Mailbox or 9
Mailbox Utz Hi
Bless you all, with your kind n tender care of the injured animal. Really touching. Blessings to you all.🙏🏻🙏🏻😊🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧
very kind of you take care of an orphaned animal with so much care. I salute you Sir.
Thank you to you all! He's in a good place
Poor guy. Even being sedated I felt so bad for him seeing him go down.
Someone probably dumped him after they seen he was injured.
I nearly started crying..it sucks..but little did he know he would go to Bison paradise 😃. He’s in good hands now.
Now he can be vet-treated... its a good thing! XXOoO
I bet they did
That's was a cool video. Brooke was telling you what needed to be done. Glad you got him home safe. Praying his hernia doesn't get any worse. I enjoy watching them. Hope everyone has a wonderful day. Love you guys.
These Bisons are so blessed having you . You really care for these bison. Thank you for all you do
Your daughter is adorable, and looks like she won't be afraid of large animals, that's great!
Well, he got rescued to the right place! He appeared to blend right in to your yearling herd. Look forward to updates!
I guess you should name this little one "Stranger" 😂
@Ca Or, Mystery!
Straggler
Maybe Buster...( Gut!)🤣
I've been watching you guys, Arms family, Sandi brick Weed'em and Reap so much that now Google thinks I'm a farmer/rancher who might be willing to buy big fence panels & poles.
Sheesh I live in a 1 bedroom apartment. My only only are 2 little cats & I already know how to herd them. Just open the canned food & run!
Me too. Haha
Your adorable 🥰
Um, I got here the exactly the same. Every single youtube channels and everything!
@@whistlingdixie502 adorable what? You’re adorable 💋🥰
Bison is an impressive animal for sure, and I’m very grateful that they didn’t get extinct by the early settlers
Poor little fella! I’m sure glad that you were there to help! I’ll be praying for this Bison to heal🙏! Blessings!
oh my gosh looks like the cow herd was protecting the bison- the looks on their faces when Doc shot it with the sedation gun was priceless--They all turned their stares to the man with the rifle--
That is awesome that he is wanted after being discarded. Whoever had him didn't want to pay to fix him.
Wow.
Agreed!
I’d be surprised if he makes it with that big hernia. He probably wasn’t dumped, he probably ran off after being injured.
I agree
@@RadDadisRad even if he wasn’t dumped and he ran off after being injured, nobody went looking for him.
The cows know something is wrong with the bison. They are showing concern. How odd there is a stray bison. Wow, I felt so sorry for him - that's a massive hernia.
Yes, it is massive. The guy said it has gotten bigger. It should be fixed.
@@caroljean1962 they don't fix them as I guarantee he belonged to a bison farm used for production of meat. That's what the majority of bison business is, for food supplement program's and for production.
@@pamelamorris3148 fn sad.. then its not a rescue at all. It's a free asset
@@deborahsimpson4968 Well it might get a year or two of grazing before it becomes steak. 😬 Better than starving or dying alone.
@@pamelamorris3148 I cant even think of him being eaten ....
You have done so well..,but surely he can’t be left like that with that painful problem,.....why don’t you do a “go fund me” for him to pay for necessary surgery,care,drugs etc?? I’m sure many people watching like me would be glad to help...PLEASE think about it. Would YOU like to be left like that?? Love from Helen in the U.K. 🙋♀️👍🌻🥰
Tranquilizer -
Anesthesia is a whole other thing my friend.
So glad you rescued him! Poor thing..God bless
So happy you rescued him. He should be happy now!
Thank God there r people like you,,thank you so much for taking him in...
I’m starting to think Dusty was bovine in a previous life... the cows and bison seem to fell safe interacting with him...
Look forward to the videos... woke up this am and went straight for my guilty pleasure...Cross Timbers Bison...
At age 7, I’ve developed a severe allergy to beef. At age 40, I discovered I was able to eat bison, and I am thankful for the ranchers who raise bison for people like me.
Very cool . Thank you all for helping this animal .
Dusty, thanks for sharing this "rescue" of the injured bull bison. You definitely care for the bison and hopefully this guy will recover without any major problems. Having access to Doc Parson is a real plus for you and Cross Timbers Bison.
Most definitely, I agree 👍 💯 🙂
Great documenting and explaining, go!
Be interested to see where his genetics come from if y'all test him. Hernia shouldn't be a big big deal unless the intestines get a kink or something causing an internal infection
Thank you for rescuing the bison and for sharing everything.God bless you and your family today and always.
Hello Jean
Are you going to keep him? The cows have definitely accepted him as their own! Please adopt him!
Перевода нет на русский язык
so good to see him with his new family, well done
Good luck everyone. In humans, a hernia can cause strangulated bowel, which is a surgical emergency. It'll be gratifying to see the updates.
It can cause the same problem in dogs.
@@plively3736 tt bir 😂 tarafından düzenlenen y😊t😊😊
I remember my grandfather treating a calves with hernias by making a truss out of belting.
Wow that was some rescue. I don't know who said it but after the first shot when he was wobbly someone said "That looks like you in the morning." I laughed so hard as I have Parkinsons and I look like that too.
Bless you for your sense of humor! (My mom had it)
I was a little judgemental at first when I saw the bison being crated in another video, thought it was cruel but now I realise an animal of that size is obviously going to make a lot of noise when crated and it wasn’t cruel at all. Your devotion to these massive creatures speaks volumes at how much you care for them and in this video that, once again, shines through. Thank you for rescuing this poor boy, he’s in the best hands now.
Also I really envy your life, we don’t have such massive farms here in the UK nor do we have such massive wild creatures.
Thank you for watching more and understanding why we had to do this to save him. Thank you for the positive comments! -DB
Ty for helping the little bison. You are absotively awesome. Happy Dad's day to all. HUGS and GOD bless you all 🤗.
Thank You for your care of the Bison !! He will definitely have a good home on your farm !
The cows are in protective mode. They are trying to form a barrier to protect him.
Blessings to you , Doc, & everybody who helped saved this Big Fella 🙏🏽❤ ps I wish a bison showed up on my property 😁
Hello Bongos
Wonderful rescue keep us updated. Love people who have a heart for animals
Bison are beautiful majestic animals and they are big animals. Need to be careful. My dad was from Oklahoma and he had people that lived there. He loved it. During our travels as a family, he took us to a place called "The Buffalo Ranch". It was a tourist place but kids could get pictures taken on different taxidermy animals. One was a buffalo, another was a rearing horse, and I can't remember if there was more. I don't think it exists anymore because it was in the 60s. Glad you could help this abandoned bison.
It's crazy and very interesting that when you aren't out finding Bison, Bison are out finding you.
A similar thing happened in Poland but it was a cow that escaped from a farm and was later found in a wild herd of European bison
I saw that video...the bison were more than happy to have that cow with them!!
@@tinydancer36 they breed together also. Best meat. Usually called Beefalo.
Yep there mostly in the same genus or niche so to them it's just an odd bison or an odd cow
I'll have to look that up! Sounds interesting.
@@-touya_todoroki neiche is role in the ecosystem
Genus is group of related species
But yeah
In the 1800s and early 1900s
Ranchers once kept bison with thier cattle
What a beautiful open pasture the cattle have. All the grasses, trees, and birds singing, truly beautiful
Your righteousness is like the great mountains; Your judgments are a great deep; O LORD, You preserve man and beast.
Genesis 2:2&3 reminds us of Exodus 20:8-11.
Wow ...the cows saw the gun and rounded up around to protect him 👍🙏🏻💖
Your little girl will grow up an expert on cattle husbandry, 👍 she's already very aware and assertive in their midst. 🤗💖 Great job Dad 👍