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Got Them Off Our Property, Time to Repair!
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Even though the property has been neglected by the previous owner, it barely takes away from its beauty. I hope the fencing issues resolve. Good neighbors are a blessing to one another🙂
Merry Christmas!!!🎄🎁 to all the Baker family and Bison.
That clip of Maya and Brooks hugging melted my heart!!
Yes, that was great. The dog had a “why me?” look on his face, though! LOL! 😂🤣😉
That yell for Help right after was pretty cute too
Brooke wanted to see what daddy does when he rides off. Now she knows , he plays in the mud. Merry Christmas to you and your family!
Grew up on a farm 67 yrs ago. Fencing and animals just come with having the farm. Seeing Brooks with her muddy shoe reminds me of when my boots got stuck in the field at 3yo and I came home without them. Every kid should have the chance to grow up on a farm. Good memories. You have a beautiful new farm. Love following your adventures.
Hi, Dusty! I totally agree with you, re: neighbor's cattle getting on your land. Same problem here for many years. No big deal. My WONDERFUL neighbor was 88 when we moved in. He retired from doing everything himself at age 101, and died at 103.5! He was GOOD PEOPLE. Taught me a lot. Helped whenever asked, and vice-versa.
My dad finally learned after he had grand children... He had a pair of boots for the kids that looked like his. There became a designated place by the door for all of the boots. When he put his on they quickly got theirs and insisted on putting them on. Sometimes it was the little ones that got onto him because the boots did not get put by the door when they were taken off. They loved going out to the animals especially when it was muddy!!
You will figure it out- Hopefully quicker than my dad. : )
Speaking of wild hogs, do you carry protection when out and about. Love your land. And yes fencing is always an issue. Hog panels are very useful.
I don't know the carry laws in Oklahoma. Here in Texas you can carry anytime. Don't need license or permit, concealed or open...anytime. I do not carry nor does my son. I have never seen the need. And I have never seen anyone open carry in my city. If I move a firearm in or out of my vehicle, I do take care to not be obvious about it. I do have 1 brother (former cop) that lives in a rough city and both he and his wife carry concealed anytime they leave their house. Another brother sometimes carries but his wife does not and they are often in snake country. A 3rd brother and his wife do not carry but had permits when they were required and at least 1 of their sons does. So it's a personal thing here, contrary to all the memes and tweets claiming EVERYONE in Texas is ALWAYS armed to the teeth. But, hey, I live in an apartment in the city. No feral hogs around here.
Glad you worked it out amicably. When I grew up on a ranch in the 80's, my dad taught me that when each of you are looking at a fence from your own side, that you share with a neighbor, you are both responsible to keep up the right half. Just a thought. Merry Christmas and keep up the good work!
Time to keep a Brooks locker at the farm for back ups. So cute how kids find a mess at just the wrong moment. Love your patience when parenting.
Parenting is a never-ending learning process. I love how you bring Brooks along with you. Have a very blessed Christmas.
Loved the attention you give to Brooks! Didn’t get upset with her just acknowledged the fact it was time to quit for the day!!
Are you going to try to buy your neighbor out ?
Bless brooks little heart , I know she was devastated falling in the mud, I am glad you got the fence patched, I want to thank kevin for helping you along on this journey. Merry Christmas to you all
Morning Dusty from Livingston, TX. If you ever would like to maybe have someone come out and hunt some hogs let me know. I am a disabled Veteran and hunting hogs is one of the things I love to do. Here is wishing you and the family a very Merry Christmas and hope y'all have a Happy New Year.
that baby girl makes the perfect supervisor! Let her get a bit muddy! I know the clean up is a messy time, but heck! all part of the memories! Good job on those patching of the fence! Such a joy for this Old Lady to see you make this whole thing work! Happy Holidays from the Pacific Northwest!
Beautiful property! So glad you know it’ll take a while to deal with all the issues! Slow and steady wins the race!!
Oh sweet Brooks with Miya. Glad the cows are gone. A never ending job!
Merry Christmas to you and your family!🎄
Great cows are gone! Your daughter is gonna have the most precious memories to cherish as she grows! Happy Holidays!!!!!
We always provide a space for the deer to go through certain areas of our fencing. They can jump but I saw too many young fawns getting caught up. After a while they learn the deer openings and will take that route.
Dusty, Marissa and Brooks - wishing y'all a very Merry Christmas. Thank you for bringing us along on this new chapter of your exciting bison journey.
Good work on the patch - I think I’d get that gate area cleared soon
What a blessing to have a small earthly piece of Heaven. I loved watching you with Brooks growing together. I love Bison and appreciate your dedication to keeping the herd healthy and growing.
I've lived in Texas & know about riding fence lines, sharing the repairs w/neighbors, & especially about cattle out on the highway (scary!). Grew up in Wisconsin in a area w/fence line along our & other people's properties. The other side was a boarding stable. The horses (10-15) were always finding some way out, stampeding between the houses & out to the road. Little kids are washable & drip dry. But oh the memories you two are building! Merry Christmas to all of your family.
I love watching run over your land. It brings back more happy memories than you will ever know. Thank you!!
If you have wild pigs, they will get under and push up fence which may leave bigger gaps. Also, I hear tell getting a group of goats can help keep the brush down and keep more grass growing.
Goats are browsers not grazers but a lot of trouble because they get into everything.
I absolutely love that you take your daughter with you so often! That's good daddying!!
Hello Dusty and the Baker Family.
Dusty don't worry about the little one she's going to get a Iittle Messi over the time and your little girl is going to keep you busy and don't worry about her get messy. Thank you for sharing your videos good luck with fixing up everything you need to. I would like to say Marry Christmas and may God continue to bless you and your family's in the New Year.
From Fort Lauderdale Florida ❤ 😌 🍾🙏❤🇺🇲
Your little girl will grow up being close to you and the land. A little mud is no big deal. She's lucky to have such a good dad. Good that your neighbor came for the cattle and hopefully he will do his share of the fence repairs. I understand that the fencing for bison needs to be sturdier than for cattle and that is not cheap. You have a good man in Kevin and I hope he can help you get it up and running. Merry Christmas to you and all the Baker family.
This property needs to get you looking around for a bigger tractor/bobcat/ bigger machine to sponsor. If you keep up with the “building a bison ranch” or “building dream ranch” pt. What ever and make it like a whole series might make it more marketable. Love seeing the progress. Both places are looking great.
Glad to see that your daughter likes to help you. When I was farming I had hog feed in the back of my truck and I then scooped into the hog feeder and my 4 year old daughter like to watch me do that
Loved Brooks and Mia! Girl growing up with animals, what a great life!
An easy way to get rid of unwanted brush including invasive Blackberry bushes.... Goats! and Premier Fencing. Several goat herders rent their flock for this purpose.
Merry Christmas!
You have such a beautiful property, it must look gorgeous in the summer. So glad you got the cattle off your land and the owner was nice about it
Brooks looks like she has a best girlfriend who looks like she would protect her at all costs just lovin on her. MERRY CHRISTMAS hope🎅brings Brooks and Maya all they ish for💜from Wheaton Illinois
You sure have some beautiful property. It takes time and you are on it. I’ll enjoy watching your coming property improvements as you grow your herd.
It was nice to see the grace that you showed your neighbor. Crap happens and you just have to roll with it sometimes. Merry Christmas to you all ❤️❤️❤️❤️
Brooks loving on Maya was adorable. Really impressed with your new ranch. There's alot of work to do to get it like you want. It just takes time. I will be here watching as you take us along on this journey. Love the videos. Wishing you and your family a very Merry Christmas.⛄🎄☃️
"Good fences make good neighbors." Is what my Dad always said.
Your daddy was quoting either Robert Frost or Kipling. There is a famous poem about good fences making good neighbors. Your daddy was obviously a well-read man.
Yeah unfortunately anyone that has cattle has dealt with this problem. You did the right thing by patching it. I have experience in fence building so if you need some help let me know. Fence work can be a pain but if u know how to do it it makes it a lot easier.
Yeah, when my brother bought a half section, he, his wife, and my son were clearing away trees, brush and cactus, while I was splicing and stretching barbed wire because I was the only one who knew how.
Dusty good video today. I loved seeing Maya & Brooks with her hugging Maya. That touched my heart. Oh how beautiful. Maya & Brooks can grow up together. So sweet. Don't fret over ber in the mud as kids we would come in head to toe in dirt and mud. Playtime on the farm. Someone asked me just today do I miss my animals and home. Yes I sure do. We owned cattle we had to share fence repair work. Whoever's cattle went over they had to fix the fence and we would bring ours home immediately. We would help our neighbors. We were taught that way. We got along pretty good. Hood job your doing. Can't wait for the news from North Dakota. Did you bring home a bison or 2?? You take care. Don't let people make you feel bad. You do a wonderful job. Merry Christmas to you all.
10 girls and 1 boy.
Merry Christmas to all at CTB! Brooks is so cute! I'm sure she will soon say Christmas is her favorite holiday too! Wishing y'all great blessings in 2022!
I understand Dusty!! You’re a good man and care about your beautiful land and animals- with time new fencing will create a wonderful place for the bison and you, I just love watching you explore
all the back area❣️ Take care of your cold and have the happiest of Christmas’s, 🎄🤠 love to the family💕
So cute seeing Brook hugging Miya! Dang mud lol! Good job, hopefully that’s all of the cow problems!
So glad the cows owner came and got them finally. Maybe it took your talk for him to understand it's not acceptable to let them go where ever they want. It's probably been happening for a long time. Yep, gotta have a backup for Brooks to change into at the ranch or dedicated clothes/boots to wear when you go so she can just have fun. Wishing you all a very Merry Christmas and many blessings for the New Year! Texas Deb 😁🎄☃️❄️🐂
Wishing you and your sweet family a Very Merry Christmas. Those cows sure were a pretty and sleek looking bunch. For a short while it seemed you were being blessed with new herds of Bison AND cattle left and right for your new place. lol The back 80 as you called it sure is a pretty spot with woods and water. Looking forward to seeing the new videos for coming year. 🌲
Saw another barn too.
Dusty it is always so easy to sit behind computer chair and tell you what you should do. And to get it all done in one day. I think you have already come a long way. Merry Christmas to all your family. Wow Baby Brooks has really grown
It is a good idea to fix all the fencing as you get to that area. On a place with a lot of fence line it could cost a pretty amount of cash as well. But it is always a lot of work when you own what you love. I know in some places if you own bison and they get out of their area and the neighbor finds them to be a fright to them or there livestock some rancher will shoot them. And I guess it is legal , how I am not sure as long as they can get you and tell you that you need to remove them now or they will be shot . I have heard of this in Texas and not sure how many where out but this man killed all of them on his property. So just to keep them safe better to repair then face a law suit because someone was scared of you bison. Any ways Good luck on keeping everyone where they need to be. Hop you and your family stay have a great Christmas and a Happy New Year.
Wishing you and your family a blessed, joyous Christmas and a happy and healthy New Year, from Ireland.
Just a thought - when you get some timber taken care of and you buy your new fencing, why not have a huge family day where everyone pitches in with the installation of the fencing and you provide them with a BBQ in the evening. It's great fun and also a way of getting a lot of work done in a short time. Set a date well in advance so everyone can arrange to be there. 😊😊
Or not
Most people think ranching and farming are a kickback occupation. Just throw some seed in the dirt and stuff grows or put some animals out, let them eat the grass and they just have babies you can sell. Not to mention supplementing feed required as years and condition change from year to year. Even considering care of the animals, that is not the lion share of the load. At least 70 - 80% of the work is fixin' stuff that gets broke. Fences are about 90% of that, between storms, wildlife and your own stock, fencing takes a constant beating. Hogs are going to be a problem in those low areas, as they root and make mud holes they will tend to increase your erosion problems. Keeping their numbers down will become a big deal.
Sending love and wishes for a very HaPpY and Blessed Christmas to you, Dusty, Marisa, Brooks, and the rest of your family - as well as the bison! ❤🌲❤🐂❤
How far apart are the ranches? It makes me so happy to see your daughter. It reminds me of my daughter and granddaughters at that age. Have a wonderful time with your daughter on Christmas. Merry Christmas and God Bless
Well done to you for the fencing repair! It’s a beautiful farm, enjoy your young years doing the repairs to your new farm & home. Happy Christmas to you & your beloved family. Love & blessings from South Africa 🇿🇦
Merry Christmas Dusty and family. 🎄🎅🎄 Enjoy watching especially when Brooks is with you.
So glad you got the cattle & fences taken care of. That property is very beautiful even with the overgrown blackberry bushes & cedars I am sure your Bison will love it there. Merry Christmas to you, Marisa, & Brooks as well!
You have had a wonderful year! Prayers that the herd continues to grow and the new land takes shape the way you want it! Merry Christmas to the whole family.
Merry Christmas to you and your family! This is gonna be a fun year for Brooks! I cannot wait until my grandson gets older and can do more stuff!
Good to hear that the cows are gone. Merry Christmas to the family, it's so cute how your daughter likes to hangout with daddy.wow fresh black berry's.
That shoe tells the tale of a wonderful day you two had together! Happy New Year!
A framed pic on the wall will bring a smile every time you see it when she is grown.
Rusty....we all know your a good hearted responsible person and you always do the right thing.....rock on....merry Christmas 🎄♥
Raised on a dairy farm in Vermont. The Vermont railroad had access to our locked double-gated 40-acre pasture at a track crossing for track maintenance. One railroad employee didn't close and lock one side of pasture gates. 25 bred young cattle got onto the tracks and were killed or maimed. Fencing is a primary investment in herd and safety for animals and humans. A freight train couldn't stop in time and the carnage was unbelievable. Know your
fence lines and areas that need to be beefed up, make sure all is strong. Cheers from Maine.
Here is to you and yours and the greater clan of people you are surrounded by. Happy holidays and may they be merry and bright.
By the way, you have an amazing dog in Maya. Very tolerant and patient with toddler handling. As for messes, well, if a kid doesn't get messy, muddy etc while outside, well there is something wrong with that. I believe that kids need space to explore and you have gotten an awesome place for her to do just that!
Good job! I knew you would work it out with the neighbor!
Brooks learned what mud is. So cute!
There’s a lot of work ahead, but it’s going to be worth it for you and the bison.
Merry Christmas Dusty! Hope your family has some great down time! Your Baby Brooke's is adorable. Future big blue eyed little Bison wrangler!! I love that she likes hanging
Out with you and the Bison. God Bless your family! Be safe!
(Sue from NE Texas)
Im glad the cattle are gone. Im excited to see how all the fencing comes together. How is the one heifer doing. Hope she's doing well. Merry Christmas to you and your family.
Hi Dusty. I totally understand your situation. Your new property is huge and beautiful! I'm looking forward to the venture with you and your family. Thanks for sharing your videos! Happy holidays
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Merry Christmas to you and your family. I so enjoy your new property and am looking forward to the journey of fixing the place up and expanding your herd! God Bless!
Have a great Christmas to your family, Dusty!
If those cattle keep being adventurous, we're going to be seeing some Cross Timbers Beefalo in the future. 😉
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Ack!
Those cows belong to his neighbor so he is the one who may see some beefalo. Think he will share ?
Thanks for being a good neighbor.. we all need to be respectful and expect the same in return. Nice job 👍🏻
Merry Merry Christmas to you and your entire family! Oh and please keep those Wild Blackberry bushes. Those berries are really expensive to buy, but they are YUM. I love your channel because I love Bison!
You ever have deep dish blackberry pie? I'd drive a long ways to find wild blackberries. Seriously. We would pick blackberries as a family till everyone had picked several bowls to fill the buckets. Seattle has blackberries everywhere that grow higher than your head! Blackberries over vanilla ice cream. Worth it! Well, we've got some pies to bake - Merry Christmas from the Brazos!
@@StaceyMayer I used to grow blackberries in my back yard. There because wild blackberries in Virginia are full of ticks and chiggers. None on my berries.
I know Seattle area blackberries had spiders, (harmless,) and hornets! No chiggers, thankfully!
A little advice about putting in water gaps everytime the water floods it will take the fence out. What works best for us is to stretch a cable across the water above the whe water high enough that whe water won't reach it streach it between trees or set post real deep because it will have to hold. From that cable hang panels down to where they are just above the bottom. Hang rocks to the bottom or tie the bottom to steaks with light wire so that when the water comes up or when trees or other trash comes down the creek it will break at the bottom. Water and trash should shove panels up allowing it to go under pannels. When water goes down panels will go down you just reattach them to rocks or stakes. While this works some times you may arrive and pannels will be gone depending what went through the gap you may only have the cabel across the creek. Use heavy cable and make sure it is high enough that it dosent get taken out. You can't build strong enough percent fence that rushing water full of trees and limbs trash whatever is in your waterway will not fail in flooding conditions. Take time to put it in right that will make fixing it after floods a lot easier and quicker
Dusty, You are such a good Dad! Brooks will be an awesome little helper soon! I'm sure she already is. Sending you Love and Best Wishes for a great Christmas, from Memphis, TN. I hope Brooks gets lots of toys from Santa! 🎄☃️🎄☃️
Hi Lilith, From Sarah in Memphis Tn. Merry Christmas 🎄
@@sarahgriffith8790 Merry Christmas! 🎄🎄🎄
Thank you for sharing these videos.Love the bison. Merry Christmas to you and all your Family. Take care and be safe.
Love what your doing with the Bison and your new farm. Have a very Merry Christmas 🎅 🎄
Gotta love water gap fencing! Love the new place!
Paneled fencing is an excellent idea, and you know this. Fencing is always an issue. Fence checks are critical. Just saying. Just do the work. Check the fencing. And, not just today. Yes. It is work. And, it isn't fun. But, look at what you are creating. You have a chance of a lifetime that most of us never get. You are so very blessed. And remember this about other animals getting on your property. One day the shoe may very well be on the other foot. It seems to always work that way.
Dusty, totally relate to this video. One time I had a bunch of cattle from a neighbors pasture come on to my place under a fence that crossed a wet-weather creek. Those cattle managed to nose under the handle on a freeze-proof water hydrant on my place. By the time I got back home, it looked like a lake. Didn't know cattle could work a water-hydrant. These sure as heck did! Just had to put in a new water-gap; problem solved. I've always operated under the old standard of "right-hand rule" with fence that borders a neighbor. Each neighbor is responsible for the half of the fence on their right hand when facing each other in the middle of the fence. Good fences keep good neighbors. Wishing you and your beautiful family a most blessed Christmas celebration.
Thank you for updating us on the fencing and showing us the beautiful bison that you have
Merry Xmas to y'all, too!
(Brooks and Maya are so sweet together!)
When I farmed in Wisconsin, as we faced a fence between land owners the fence to your right was your responsibility and to your left was the responsibility of the owner on the other side
( Debbie ) It was so cute seeing Brooks loving on maya.
I hope that all of you will have a Bless Christmas and a May God blessed you all in the New Year
I have a rancher friend who is constantly fixing fence. The sheriff calls her often saying her cattie are out. Most of the time it is not hers, but she spends time calling various ones to find out whose they are. She is a good person. Robert Frost wrote a poem called "Mending Wall" where neighbors work on each side to repair the rock walls between their lands. I always think of this poem when you talk about fence repair.
Looks like such a great property. So happy for you and your family. Merry Christmas 🎁🎄
I understood perfectly what you had said about the property and issues you were having. I also think its great you have the little creeks and ponds for the bison on this property. And all the other assets like pecan trees, blackberries and the deer and wild boar. One thing I was wondering was about the ruts that the boar are making. Would this cause your bison to trip or fall ? I was just curious. You have Big Joe to majestly be the king of this new property. So there's a plus ❤.
The bison will have no trouble with tripping and falling. They have 2 extra legs to keep themselves balanced.
Beautiful ranch, even with the repairs needed , you & Kevin will be busy & enjoy what needs to be done. I enjoy being able to follow you in your family's journey. Poor Brookes i think it startled (no sure it is spelt right) her more. Fun times ahead!
That was what I thought it looked like to me also. She jerked slightly (looked like it) and then the tears were a "given sign" she got scared. That mud did NOT look like anything to make mud pies out of it-especially being a "woller" (? waller)southern sounding like wallow, but an r in the end. MERRY CHRISTMAS TO THE CROSS TIMBERS BISON RANCH AND ENTIRE FAMILY.
Thank you for taking us along on your day. Was thinking it was your neighbors job to maintain the fencing because he has the cows. Your a good neighbor and I totally understand your frustrations with the cows on your land.
Dusty thanks for the ending, so nice to add a bit more of your story. We are on the journey with you, always interesting. Much love Nebraska
Merry Christmas! I love seeing Brooks out with you! Shes going to get dirty! Nothing to worry about. Shes going to have wonderful memories of time with you in the pastures. I do my dad when we were working our land for Bison.
So sweet and precious.
Good fences make great neighbors. Your doing awesome job reclaiming the land.
Big Chubby Bison , smart too. .great to have people around to help each other out without any problem. Hi to lil mommy she has a big surprise for Christmas. Merry Christmas.
That's a lot of land. I'm happy for you. The cattle were fairly gentle.
In creeks the best thing I’ve found that works well is what I call a swing fence. You can hang it from the top with something like half inch cable as the main hanger and chains going down. Then use something like steel pipes across the creek in layers every foot or two. That way when the creek floods and washes debris down the creek it swings to let it pass and then swings back in place. I’ve had many fences washed away in the past before doing that.
I think Brookes did very well. She's a good girl and has a good time with her daddy. She loves her doggy too, and her doggy is very gentle with her. She is so sweet. God love her!!!!
My Dad and the neighbors had an agreement, his bull would come through the fence and service our girls and Dad would fix the fence as payment!
That sweet baby lives her puppy dawg ❤️ I'm glad y'all got the cattle off of the new property & fencing mended. Merry Christmas to all of your family!
Wait to see how long until Brooks starts up the rig and goes for a ride! It's a farm kid tradition to be helpful. 😉
we fully understand your methodology and the goal you are wanting to achieve in the short term, It works for you it works for me because I was raised in the farming community. Now that is up here in Canada
I enjoy your videos...It appeared to me that those cattle understood when being spoken to...and they were good looking cows as well.
I enjoyed seeing them...I live in the city, 2 blocks away from a cattle meat packing plant...one afternoon 41 cattle escaped and ran wild throughout the city...some one had left the gate open.
Oh, thats a good story! It reminded me of the time I was visiting in Minot, ND @ the Hustefest ( like octoberfest ) @ the fairgrounds, Somehow a Prize Brahma bull got loose from a livestock show and came charging through the open doors of a large auditorium where food was being served and music going on, and burst into the womens restroom. I was lucky not to have been in there, but I heard the commontion. The restroom area was quite spacious with stone or marble floors, so the bull had space to run around and found his way or was chased back out. Nobody was injured, but the ladies were startled to say the least.
I Wisconsin on a boundary between two properties, The owner of the property is responsible for the right half of the boundry fence as viewed standing on their property. Even if they don't have livestock, they are still responsible for half of the fence. The fence is required to be 50 inches high and no more than 4 inches off the ground.
Most people do not realize how much care a pasture needs. Cedar trees can take over a pasture and it is a constant job to get rid of them. That is a beautiful new ranch Dusty. I will be interesting to follow you as you care for the land and make improvements.
I didn’t know that about cedar trees and wondered why Dusty was talking about getting rid of them. Where I live in the PNW cedar trees are desirable. The Forest Service takes a dim view of city folk going into the woods @ Christmas time and lobbing off big cedar branches to sell for wreaths etc.
@@prarieborn6458 , Dusty would probably be more qualified to answer about cedar trees than I. My wife and her brother have pastureland in southern Kansas, and he (her brother) is constantly fighting cedar trees and cockle burrs. Hedge trees also have a tendency of getting out of hand too. My BIL keeps brush killer spray on his Gator to keep their pastures relatively tree free.
@@larryphillips6793 Hi Larry, I certainly did not mean to be critical about what ranchers need to do to manage their land. I was raised on the prarire and longed for the trees.I had to chuckle that some comments were about saving the blackberries. They are everywhere out here and it is a fight to keep them from taking over. Come on out to my place and pick as many as you want ! imagine cedar taps into the ground water needed for pasture ? Or it is just natures way, for trees to colonize open land. Wishing you a very Merry Christmas and a better year ahead 🌲🌲🌲🌲🦬🦬🦬🦬😎
Your daughter is big help. She's your cheerleader & inspiration. God bless Kevin.
Merry Christmas Dusty, Marisa and Brooks, hope you have a wonderful time with your family 🇦🇺❤🤍💙🇺🇲