It takes a real cowboy to do what your brother in law Dusty does! Wow! That was one determined bison trying to escape climbing that tree. Great content Daniel.
What I love about this story is how so many people close by helped....between the guy who alerted you to the neighbor down the road that let you use his corrals to the other neighbors to helped out hauling them back. These are the stories we need to hear about more!
buffalos ranging free with people who respect them free would be even better stories to hear again especially as these were the stories over thousands of years on that land. Leave them be free.
I was so scared for the babies! I thought they were going to get run over! I don't know if Dusty has ever been caught on tape moving so fast. Great job everyone and thank goodness everything one is safe.
How did they manage to get the baby that was separated into that trailer without everyone getting out again or did they sit it on their laps and carry it back separately I wonder? lol Nothing would surprise me. lol Great bunch of people!
Daniel, I loved your talk at the end. My husband and I crave that kind of life. The kind of life where you can count on your family close by, your friends, your neighbors, your community to be there when you need them, and you would do the same. There is no such thing as the perfect place, but there are places in the U.S. that are a lot better than some. I will be honest, the place where we live in California, if something bad were going on in our neighborhood, chances are most of our neighbors wouldn't even step out on their porch to see what was happening let alone come and help. Sad.
Life on a farm! When I was in high school, I remember being called home to help get animals back in because no one could find my parents. 😁. Granted. Pigs are a lot smaller than bison. What wonderful neighbors!
Friends and family are the best. Having grown up on a huge hog farm they always get out and never go back in the way they came out. I bet he puts the barn on hold and builds some gates! Like you said they are not cows!
I remember when my great uncles horses got out. They had a grizzly on the property. The one horse just plowed down the fence. The others followed her. Was bit easier to get them all back but long day of treating a horse and building fences.
I got so nervous loading. Just cuz Dusty had lost one heifer on a trip to the vet before. Im sure he is very grateful for all your help. Glad you posted this...animals get out occasionally. Neighbors/families are blessings!💕 #ruralforlife
What a day!! So glad it went well! Scary when your livestock gets out. Only had to chase horses and chickens. Nice that you have family around to help.
Quick fence jumper Dusty is ,like a rodeo man. Dusty you got that get up and go. Good teamwork and spirit everyone. Dunbar is all that, his swagger /power says it all.
My good golly Daddy is Mad! The children are misbehaving 😲😱! Wow that had to be Scary with the weight behind the Beasts,I'm glad nothing or no one got hurt! JO JO IN VT 💕😄
Your a great brother-in-law Daniel. Like you said, Families stick together in small towns. I'm originally from back east. Born in Steubenville, Ohio grew up & have lots of family relatives that live in Toronto, Columbus & Wintersville, Ohio, & have relatives right across the Ohio Valley River in Weirton, Wellsburg, Follansbee, & Cross Creek, West Virginia & even in Pittsburgh, PA. All of them once all lived in W.VA but as parents pass away & some cousins get married & move away we all seem to be spread out now. I do notice that as I grew up we all stayed tight & everybody helped one another, went to Church together, ate Sunday dinner together & celebrated HOLIDAYS together. Now I'll be 62 years young (on August 14th) & I can honestly say, when my husband retires, I really would love to move back east to where Im originally from Toronto, Ohio beautiful Country. It's 20 minutes across the river to West Virginia where my other close cousins live. I love the saying, "The family that PRAYS together, stays together" as I find that to be very beautiful & true! I think you live an exciting life & there's always something new to do everyday! Never a dull moment. It's a goid thing you retired early as it seems you are needed! Your a good man Daniel & I love seeing the beauty at your homestead. I never knew Oklahoma is so gorgeous! Thank you once again for the terrific content! Love & Prayers to ALL YOUR FAMILY! ♥️😇♥️
@@slickslock814 I am from the same area you are from. Born in Steubenville, taken home to Weirton and raised in Eldersville. I will be 72 on October 3.
As you know when a bull bison wants to go somewhere he goes. I lived in WY for a few years and the rancher just west of us raised Bison. His bison herd were contained in a large area (200 acres as I remember) was surrounded by 2 woven wire fences with steel posts. The inner one was 60 “ and the outward one was 72”. The gates were very stout. They are amazing animals.
Yeah, pretty well handled herd. Bison can get real cranky and generally do not want to be pushed or crowded. Glad you had a good group of friends and family to pull together. Good job.
Love the way family and community showed up to help Dusty. You guys are so blessed to live where you do with people who have good moral and ethical codes. Blessed!
I'm so thankful that Dusty had you guys & his parents with the help of his neighbor! I saw Dunbar going to town on the gate but it looked like a giant flyswatter he was trying to get him to stop with! We've had horses and cattle that get out occasionally so it's expected & to have ppl that will drop everything to help! It's awesome to see! Great job and glad it all worked out for Dusty!!!
What a wonderful video, even got a glimpse of the baby girl. Isn’t that life in general, good neighbors and family make the difference. Thanks for sharing. 😄
I used to get nervous watching you with Mack once in a while but also knew, you know your animals and when they are bluffing or not. Bison... that is a different story. I even see your brother in law keep a fence handy he can climb and they are his Bison. Thanks for thinking of us and bringing us along for the video adventure.
Love to see Dusty working his bison such a beautiful animal . And that is what its all about working together and animals are animals they will get out from time to time . Beautiful animals Dusty !!!
I live in a tiny town in central Maine and you are very right if anything happened the whole town would pull together and take care of the issue. Great video and great job coming together!!
I ABSOLUTELY love the way U all Love & take GREAT care of UR ANIMALS. & the GREAT LOVE THAT U ALL HAVE FOR EACH OTHER!!!!! I've been watching Ur Vlogs for about a year now & no matter when or where Ya all R when U'r filming, the Love of GOD is ever present. Thank You for being that letter of Christ that he's called us to be for all other's to read. when I grow up, I want my life to be as fine of a letter that I see & witness in U, Thank U!
Great video! I actually love watching the bison run free lol. Glad y’all got them back where they needed to be and every animal and human was safe! And you are so right about country living. I would not trade it for anything!
Love how they just mowzyed not the fence!!!awww look at beautiful Bella the guardian in the background! What a wonderful spirit of a dog you have! Everyone should be sooo lucky!!!
When I lived on the farm growing up we helped out each other, not so much in the big city, Except one time we had a flood in our basement and our family helped out, I was three hours away with my Dad who was in the hospital at the time and my husband's sisters came and helped out, but nowadays there isn't much community spirit
I had one good amazing blessing in a city once. I was newly duvorced, 6 mos pregnant with triplets and had 2 hours to move out of my apartment. I had a uhaul but no licence and my epileptic 3 yo with me. All my Army buddies were on a bivwac so I was without any help. I was literally praying on the side of the road and a bunch of big burly bikers pulled up. After a very brief discussion they got me moved. Cleaned the old apartment. Assembled and unpacked my stuff in the new apartment. Filled my cupboards and fridge and took us for pizza. Those boys checked on us every week for the next 3 years. Took my kids on outings and had my back. God answers prayers! I had 14 young men that made me feel safe and not alone and helped me through a very challenging time in a big scary city .
@@starlenekalinski5633 and some ! They saved us and blessed us for many years.my 3 yo really got to see what good men act like. Im so sure its why hes such an awesome man today
Y’all did an awesome job getting those Bison rounded up & back home. I was worried about the calves getting trampled &, of course, y’all. So glad everything turned out well & no one was hurt. Thanks so much for sharing & Dusty allowing you to. If that doesn’t teach you respect for animals, nothing will. It is so great that family, neighbors & friends came to help. That is what community is all about. Blessings, Love & Hugs from Vicki in Ft. Worth, Texas 🇨🇱🇺🇸👍❤️🥰🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
Congratulations you did find them the bison with no kind of harm. I'm glad you found them. They didn't get harm by any predators. God Bless You All. Be Safe , l 💘 you all. See you on next video.
Farm life is definitely different than city life. I’m glad you got the Bison back home and I’m happy you all were there to help take care of them for Dusty and his family.
@@MKCarol-ms7lg OOOOHHHH. Now I get it. Whoosh. Yeah they are. Family friend had them and had double gates (which I was told meant two layers of gates, like when you have an entryway that leads to another door or a mudroom) and always really big tough gates and electric fencing added to reinforced fencing.
I’ll be honest, you say mess, but you guys looked like you had it had well handled. For such dangerous animals it went very smoothly; no one got injured, no animal got injured and only a couple of damaged gates. It says a lot for everyone involved that it was only an exciting day rather than a tragic one. Kudos to everyone involved!
Its full of little plastic balls.. so it rattles... most of the time you shake it in front of an animal and its enough to stop them, turn them... and in the event that someone needs a good slap (like the one trying to go OVER the fence) you can reach out and touch em and be at a safer distance
I'm glad you didn't play it down. Tell it like it is. Glad there were people around willing to help when needed. That is how the country folk, family, and friend in rural areas are (got to help each other). Stay safe!
I was raised in a small town like that. When our cattle got out, we just made one call to a friend and the network was activated. We used horses. Thank you for some fabulus memories.
I am a farmer's 1st Granddaughter! I get you...and I think I just got me! I have been puzzled how people are don't get involved...I bet being the Granddaughter of Farmers both sides...no wonder no one can tell where I am from! WOW! Love how Dusty's trouble was your concern too! That IS the way it should be...got to get out of the east!😊
Patricia Muskevitsch it would hold them as long as they didn’t want to get out. If they wanted out I am not sure there is a fence that would hold them!
I just started watching your videos this last week. And now I am so interested in what your bro in law is doing! I think showing his Bison getting out is very honest and brave of him and his family but it was also awesome to see how calm they all were just walking down the rode! Live and learn!
It takes a real cowboy to do what your brother in law Dusty does! Wow! That was one determined bison trying to escape climbing that tree. Great content Daniel.
What I love about this story is how so many people close by helped....between the guy who alerted you to the neighbor down the road that let you use his corrals to the other neighbors to helped out hauling them back. These are the stories we need to hear about more!
Yes I was thinking the same thing, it's very rare these days.
This is a common occurrence in farm country. I live in Iowa and I've helped with horses cows goats you name it that has gotten out.
buffalos ranging free with people who respect them free would be even better stories to hear again especially as these were the stories over thousands of years on that land. Leave them be free.
Good day
Glad Dusty allowed the post. Was a good learning video. Power of Togetherness and Support. Everyone has each other’s 6. Good job.
THANKS for sharing
That was a very crazy day of wrangling a herd of Bison! So happy no one or any animal was hurt in the making of this vlog. 🐃👍😎🙏🏻
And just note, animals get out all the time, this is life! Glad he was cool with sharing :)
12:30 I love how the dog charged in there and all of a sudden realized what was happening and thought "oh crap, get out of the way"
I was so scared for the babies! I thought they were going to get run over! I don't know if Dusty has ever been caught on tape moving so fast. Great job everyone and thank goodness everything one is safe.
Plus now now he can't say he hasn't been up and personal with any of the calfs. Picking one up is close and personal. Lol
How did they manage to get the baby that was separated into that trailer without everyone getting out again or did they sit it on their laps and carry it back separately I wonder? lol Nothing would surprise me. lol Great bunch of people!
Daniel, I loved your talk at the end. My husband and I crave that kind of life. The kind of life where you can count on your family close by, your friends, your neighbors, your community to be there when you need them, and you would do the same. There is no such thing as the perfect place, but there are places in the U.S. that are a lot better than some. I will be honest, the place where we live in California, if something bad were going on in our neighborhood, chances are most of our neighbors wouldn't even step out on their porch to see what was happening let alone come and help. Sad.
I didn't realize Dusty had wheels like that. Glad the bison and naughty Dunbar are home safely.
Well, there goes your welder again!! Glad everyone and Bison are safe!
Life on a farm! When I was in high school, I remember being called home to help get animals back in because no one could find my parents. 😁. Granted. Pigs are a lot smaller than bison. What wonderful neighbors!
That was so incredible to watch! Thank you Dusty for letting us watch this exciting video! Love your Bison and enjoy your videos
Not Dusty's video this is Daniel Arms
Mama said there’d be days like this..... I’m glad the bison are safely back in and all is well with all of you. God bless!
Carolyn Fulton ~ ..."There'd be days like this, Mama said, Mama said"...🎶🎵
These Bison make Rufus look good.
So lucky to have family close!
Besides being chaotic, stressful and a mess, it was very amusing. It made my day!
Friends and family are the best. Having grown up on a huge hog farm they always get out and never go back in the way they came out. I bet he puts the barn on hold and builds some gates! Like you said they are not cows!
I remember when my great uncles horses got out. They had a grizzly on the property. The one horse just plowed down the fence. The others followed her. Was bit easier to get them all back but long day of treating a horse and building fences.
Dunbar says...I'll take my family where I want too..LOL🐂
Love his channel! So enjoy watching those bison. It’s so nice to have a few good family channels with good clean content & no foul language.
So glad you all could work together. I bet Dusty broke the speed limit, getting home. All's well, that ends well!
Daniel the was really exciting and really kinda scary! That one trying to climb a tree, man that was wild ! 😄😂👍💕💕💕
I got so nervous loading. Just cuz Dusty had lost one heifer on a trip to the vet before. Im sure he is very grateful for all your help.
Glad you posted this...animals get out occasionally. Neighbors/families are blessings!💕 #ruralforlife
It brings me back to my family farm in MT and the cattle there. I hated herding cattle now that I don't do it I miss it.
Awesome to help Dusty out! You and all the help for getting it taken care of! Glad nobody got hurt!
What a day!! So glad it went well! Scary when your livestock gets out. Only had to chase horses and chickens. Nice that you have family around to help.
Dusty is a wild man lol the way he lite out after them on foot
Quick fence jumper Dusty is ,like a rodeo man. Dusty you got that get up and go. Good teamwork and spirit everyone.
Dunbar is all that, his swagger /power says it all.
My good golly Daddy is Mad!
The children are misbehaving 😲😱!
Wow that had to be Scary with the weight behind the Beasts,I'm glad nothing or no one got hurt!
JO JO IN VT 💕😄
Your a great brother-in-law Daniel. Like you said, Families stick together in small towns. I'm originally from back east. Born in Steubenville, Ohio grew up & have lots of family relatives that live in Toronto, Columbus & Wintersville, Ohio, & have relatives right across the Ohio Valley River in Weirton, Wellsburg, Follansbee, & Cross Creek, West Virginia & even in Pittsburgh, PA. All of them once all lived in W.VA but as parents pass away & some cousins get married & move away we all seem to be spread out now. I do notice that as I grew up we all stayed tight & everybody helped one another, went to Church together, ate Sunday dinner together & celebrated HOLIDAYS together. Now I'll be 62 years young (on August 14th) & I can honestly say, when my husband retires, I really would love to move back east to where Im originally from Toronto, Ohio beautiful Country. It's 20 minutes across the river to West Virginia where my other close cousins live. I love the saying, "The family that PRAYS together, stays together" as I find that to be very beautiful & true! I think you live an exciting life & there's always something new to do everyday! Never a dull moment. It's a goid thing you retired early as it seems you are needed! Your a good man Daniel & I love seeing the beauty at your homestead. I never knew Oklahoma is so gorgeous! Thank you once again for the terrific content! Love & Prayers to ALL YOUR FAMILY! ♥️😇♥️
Absolutely!!
@@slickslock814 I am from the same area you are from. Born in Steubenville, taken home to Weirton and raised in Eldersville. I will be 72 on October 3.
Mad respect for Dusty taking care of such powerful beautiful animals it was cool to watch him work with them like this.
As you know when a bull bison wants to go somewhere he goes. I lived in WY for a few years and the rancher just west of us raised Bison. His bison herd were contained in a large area (200 acres as I remember) was surrounded by 2 woven wire fences with steel posts. The inner one was 60 “ and the outward one was 72”. The gates were very stout. They are amazing animals.
Were you in Lander?
Glad y’all were able to get them all back safely. Good to have family and friends you can count on. Blessed!
Indeed it was a crazy adventure! Hopefully a once-in-a-lifetime adventure.
Totally agree with your description of rural America.
This is one of the channels that is keeping me alive! Keep it up! Do another pond video
Yeah, pretty well handled herd. Bison can get real cranky and generally do not want to be pushed or crowded.
Glad you had a good group of friends and family to pull together. Good job.
Love the way family and community showed up to help Dusty. You guys are so blessed to live where you do with people who have good moral and ethical codes. Blessed!
Your so right country people work together and
they love too.
Godbless y'all
It's wonderful to see like-minded people helping each other. Wish to God that's how the world should be. Much blessings
Not everyday you see bison roaming the roads that was a great video.....
I'm so thankful that Dusty had you guys & his parents with the help of his neighbor! I saw Dunbar going to town on the gate but it looked like a giant flyswatter he was trying to get him to stop with! We've had horses and cattle that get out occasionally so it's expected & to have ppl that will drop everything to help! It's awesome to see! Great job and glad it all worked out for Dusty!!!
Modern cowboyin. That's just real life happening on camera thanks to y'all! Glad y'all got to share it.
Bison are so majestic & tasty!
Well never a dull day for you and your family. Nice to have good friends and neighbours.Love your vlogs.
I really enjoyed watching this. Thanks for sharing.
I like that all neighbors helped. I remembered as a kid all neighbors were friendly. Not now they wave but mostly they stay tothemselves.
What a wonderful video, even got a glimpse of the baby girl. Isn’t that life in general, good neighbors and family make the difference. Thanks for sharing. 😄
These are some brave buffalo boys ! What a wild ride ! Courageous bunch of guys! BRAVO! This is
America--- thank God for family!
Poor Dusty can't even get away for the weekend. Thank goodness for family & friends.
Like Iowa, never saw a bison climb a tree. I would think this should go viral.
I'm thinking next project for Dusty is a tree house for Dunbar. 😍😛😋😂🤣
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I used to get nervous watching you with Mack once in a while but also knew, you know your animals and when they are bluffing or not. Bison... that is a different story. I even see your brother in law keep a fence handy he can climb and they are his Bison. Thanks for thinking of us and bringing us along for the video adventure.
Holy cow, I mean bison! Glad nobody, or thing got hurt!
Loved the videos brought back memories of when I was a kid. Love how you show the good and bad of farm life.
Dusty knows what he’s doing 👍🏼👍🏼. Just as agile as those bison 👏🏽👏🏽. ☮️💜😺
That was good love carrying the baby bison lol great video thanks for sharing
Love to see Dusty working his bison such a beautiful animal . And that is what its all about working together and animals are animals they will get out from time to time . Beautiful animals Dusty !!!
My goodness! I bet you were glad to come home to your goats and donkey poodles after that!
I'm thinking the neighbor deserves an invite to a Cross Timber BBQ.
Do ya' 'spose ol' Dunbar will be primary "guest of honor?"
I live in a tiny town in central Maine and you are very right if anything happened the whole town would pull together and take care of the issue. Great video and great job coming together!!
I ABSOLUTELY love the way U all Love & take GREAT care of UR ANIMALS. & the GREAT LOVE THAT U ALL HAVE FOR EACH OTHER!!!!!
I've been watching Ur Vlogs for about a year now & no matter when or where Ya all R when U'r filming, the Love of GOD is ever present. Thank You for being that letter of Christ that he's called us to be for all other's to read. when I grow up, I want my life to be as fine of a letter that I see & witness in U, Thank U!
Great video! I actually love watching the bison run free lol. Glad y’all got them back where they needed to be and every animal and human was safe! And you are so right about country living. I would not trade it for anything!
Love how they just mowzyed not the fence!!!awww look at beautiful Bella the guardian in the background! What a wonderful spirit of a dog you have! Everyone should be sooo lucky!!!
Amazing, incredible animals! So good to have family and friends to help in times of need.
This is wild . Never a dull moment . Glad it all came together .
The moment you look around, take a breath believing you're pretty well caught up...all he!! breaks loose in some fashion...lol & love it❤
When I lived on the farm growing up we helped out each other, not so much in the big city, Except one time we had a flood in our basement and our family helped out, I was three hours away with my Dad who was in the hospital at the time and my husband's sisters came and helped out, but nowadays there isn't much community spirit
I had one good amazing blessing in a city once. I was newly duvorced, 6 mos pregnant with triplets and had 2 hours to move out of my apartment. I had a uhaul but no licence and my epileptic 3 yo with me. All my Army buddies were on a bivwac so I was without any help. I was literally praying on the side of the road and a bunch of big burly bikers pulled up. After a very brief discussion they got me moved. Cleaned the old apartment. Assembled and unpacked my stuff in the new apartment. Filled my cupboards and fridge and took us for pizza.
Those boys checked on us every week for the next 3 years. Took my kids on outings and had my back. God answers prayers! I had 14 young men that made me feel safe and not alone and helped me through a very challenging time in a big scary city .
@@sharonstuebi8181 Bikers can be some of the best people you can ever meet. That was a blessing from God that he answered your prayers quickly.
@@starlenekalinski5633 and some ! They saved us and blessed us for many years.my 3 yo really got to see what good men act like. Im so sure its why hes such an awesome man today
Good neighbors make good fences, as good fences make good neighbors! God bless you Daniel and all your family and neighbors!🥰
First time I ever saw a tree climbin.buffalo.😜
Y’all did an awesome job getting those Bison rounded up & back home. I was worried about the calves getting trampled &, of course, y’all. So glad everything turned out well & no one was hurt. Thanks so much for sharing & Dusty allowing you to. If that doesn’t teach you respect for animals, nothing will. It is so great that family, neighbors & friends came to help. That is what community is all about. Blessings, Love & Hugs from Vicki in Ft. Worth, Texas 🇨🇱🇺🇸👍❤️🥰🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
Moving cows is hard work and a CHORE, moving Bison, Dangerous!
Congratulations you did find them the bison with no kind of harm. I'm glad you found them. They didn't get harm by any predators. God Bless You All. Be Safe , l 💘 you all. See you on next video.
Man it’s been a while since I’ve watched a video I’m glad I started watching them again
just another day at the farm! team spirit! good, good video!
WOW that was as scary 😲, Dunbar was trying to jump in hat fence, and hats Crazy, I know Dusty was so nice thankful for all of you guys
Farm life is definitely different than city life. I’m glad you got the Bison back home and I’m happy you all were there to help take care of them for Dusty and his family.
Wrangling bison at the OH NO CORRAL heehee
I see what ya did there.
I don’t care who you are, that’s funny.
This happens with cattle and you NEVER hear about it! Bless you for helping.
WOW 😯! Glad everyone safe in the animals to.👏👏👏
This happens to all farmers who have animals once in a while. So glad you have such good friends and neighbors.
Farm life can be hectic but y'all did a awesome job with the Bison. I live on a farm in Stuttgart Arkansas
What a day you had! Holy smokes! What majestic animals they are! Glad no one was hurt and all critters are home safe and sound!
That could have gone so wrong! It's great it worked out.
Thank you for showing your viewers what rural America is.
Few hairy moments there had me flinching. So glad it all worked out great
WOW those Bisons are a beautiful animal. Didn’t know they were still around. So good to see them.
OMG it's like the bison planned it. "The humans are leaving, GO GO GO!"
But this is why bison need double gates.
Double strength? LOL
@@MKCarol-ms7lg What? Am I missing a joke or reference?
@@_Fizel_ "Double" strength double gates. Those guys are huge and strong.
Use multi strand Hot wire on hightest voltage for water buffalo. Might work for Bison... or at least help save a few gates. 👍🇦🇺
@@MKCarol-ms7lg OOOOHHHH. Now I get it. Whoosh. Yeah they are. Family friend had them and had double gates (which I was told meant two layers of gates, like when you have an entryway that leads to another door or a mudroom) and always really big tough gates and electric fencing added to reinforced fencing.
Neighbor helping neighbor. Amen
I’ll be honest, you say mess, but you guys looked like you had it had well handled. For such dangerous animals it went very smoothly; no one got injured, no animal got injured and only a couple of damaged gates. It says a lot for everyone involved that it was only an exciting day rather than a tragic one. Kudos to everyone involved!
There not really the only dangerous animal cattle can be dangerous too if they go crazy
@@dylansadler3187 Bulls especially.
Not as dangerous as Moose.😬
Where is that
Pretty fun for us to watch. It was so nice to see everyone working together. A great lesson for the world to see.
That orange thing looks like an over-sized novelty fly swatter 😀
Its full of little plastic balls.. so it rattles... most of the time you shake it in front of an animal and its enough to stop them, turn them... and in the event that someone needs a good slap (like the one trying to go OVER the fence) you can reach out and touch em and be at a safer distance
I thought that too! I thought it was handy that fly swatters and buffalo swatters were much the same. 😄
Who in the world would use a fly scattered on a bison bull?? 😆
I'm glad you didn't play it down. Tell it like it is. Glad there were people around willing to help when needed. That is how the country folk, family, and friend in rural areas are (got to help each other). Stay safe!
He’s going to need that welder back!
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I'm afraid Dusty needs more than just his welder this time around ....
I was raised in a small town like that. When our cattle got out, we just made one call to a friend and the network was activated. We used horses. Thank you for some fabulus memories.
You guys are so awesome especially Houston
Bless all the good people that always come in a heartbeat ! Rural America is still the best !!!
Well you and your wife get sister and brother-in-law of the Year Awards good job
I am a farmer's 1st Granddaughter! I get you...and I think I just got me! I have been puzzled how people are don't get involved...I bet being the Granddaughter of Farmers both sides...no wonder no one can tell where I am from!
WOW! Love how Dusty's trouble was your concern too! That IS the way it should be...got to get out of the east!😊
Electric fence, good one will hold them. Think I'd sell that bull.
Patricia Muskevitsch it would hold them as long as they didn’t want to get out. If they wanted out I am not sure there is a fence that would hold them!
Thanks Daniel! 👍👍👍💯💯💯
I guess Dusty needs to Dunbar proof his gates lol
Or us AI. lol
Great to have others come help you out when you have a problems. Someone that you can trust. God Bless You All. Be safe
I just started watching your videos this last week. And now I am so interested in what your bro in law is doing! I think showing his Bison getting out is very honest and brave of him and his family but it was also awesome to see how calm they all were just walking down the rode! Live and learn!
That's family and neighbors coming together. That's the way it should be. The good ole country life. I love it too.
Rural America & Family....AMEN!
Never a dull moment when you have kids and/or animals.
Was that bison trying to climb that tree? Buffalo bird
thats the highlight
I hope they are all home now.👍🏼🌟