You should have been a radio show host. There are 1000s of videos on ranch, but I really enjoy watching your videos because I like listening to your voice, it's very calm and then seeing all your work make it all worth watching your videos.
Man I’m a city dude ngl. But I need my self a ranch like this. This shits beautiful and really connects you with nature in a way the city could never connect you
Thanks John, there isn't a day go by that I don't appreciate this entire place. Even on frustrating days, its good to stop and look around and know how lucky you are. Thanks a bunch! -Mike
Seeing this incredible beautiful ranch work video reminds us of this beautiful song by the Redeemed Quartet-Thank You, Lord For Your Blessings On Me. Take time to listen, you will be glad you did, be inspired. Mucho Gracias. You can thank me later.🥰
Hi Mike and Erin. Thanks so much for allowing us into your personal life. My wife and I both grew up on small ranches when we were kids. We have been married for 40 years last month. 3 years ago, we had the chance to purchase a small horse ranch, which we have turned into a small business of specialty care for retired horses, or horse owners who have abandoned them. As your life, ours is very busy and we run this by ourselves. You know the game. Get up early, feed the animals, fix fences, feed the animals, fix more stuff, water the animals, paint stuff, talk to the animals, then feed them and say good night. We have really enjoyed your series, and especially the haying. Lucky (or not) we purchase hay/alfalfa, as our pastures dont have enough room to both grow hay and support daily feedings in the summer.
Hello ! I enjoyed your video. My name is Danny from Houston Texas. I grew up spending summers on my Godfathers ranch in Friendswood, Tx. Now most of Friendswood is big subdivisions with big houses. My Godfather raised cattle, pigs, sheep and a few race horses and managed a lot of crops for wealthy owners who had a lot of land. I learned a lot over the summer it sure was fun. They worked very hard on this ranch just like you all do. Good luck and God bless.
I've been watching for a while but still a "newbie"! I have enjoyed this tour because it has given me a better idea of how the ranch is laid out. Great lay out. Really appreciate you sharing your Wyoming Life with the rest of us. When I was a kid back in the day and playing cowboys and Indians, always dreamed of living on a ranch in Wyoming. Never got to do that but I have had a few visits. You and Erin are a real class act. Thanks for sharing.
This is only the second video I have seen from you and I have to say I am incredibly impressed not only on how you do the videos but your Ranch just looks like Heaven on earth to me thank you so much for sharing your story with us
I love your channel. My wife and I are going to take over the ranch from her father and your channel really helps us get back into the ranch life and how to plan and prepare for our change in life. Keep up the great work, it helps tremendously.
Great video :-) It's fascinating to see how a ranch works and I certainly have way more respect for ranchers, not to mention gratitude for the food my family eats.
The corral system looks nice. I remember when we had to move dairy cows around, we had to make a homemade corral with the equipment. Love the antiques on the wall in the shop.
This is why I love comments, the things on the wall are all there because they have a meaning. For example there is a toilet seat that a cow got stuck on her head. I should do something about the wall. The corrals rock, they were alot of work but the old corrals were way to wide and were a pain to work with, these are much better. Thanks! -Mike
I love listening to your story,your ranch is amazing! I just found your page,and I look forward to watching life on the ranch out there. I live in a bad neighborhood in a run down city,so it is refreshing to see the expanse of all the land! I loved your analogy about New York City. I just can't imagine taking a long walk without seeing urban decay.
Hello Mike! I've just recently found your videos. You're doing what I always dreamed of but was unable to do. I trust by now now you've learned the difference between a corral and a stall. Best of luck to you.
Thank you very much for the time you took to produce this video people need to know what it is like for the people that supply the rest of us with our food. I can't tell you enough how much I appreciate you ranchers Thank you!
My wife and I love to ride through Wyoming and I would like to know what road or HWY runs through your ranch so we could ride by and say hey that's there ranch and maybe even take a picture.
I grew up in Denver between 1954 to 1972 and then 1985 to 1988. My mother took me to Jackson Hole, Wyoming and I have traveled through on the Hwy 80. My dad lived in Galette, WY. When I was young I wanted to marry a rancher. It never came to be. I am amazed how much land your family has . Do you ever watch Greg Judy or Joel Saladin blogs?
Your voice and video presentation sounded like professionally done. Your calm and collected presentation are much like a media presenter. Well done. Just subscribed
Thanks for the tour. The wife and I are at the other end of this journey you are taking. Our marriage of 45 years lasted through all the daily trials of a rural life. The contribution you and your wife are making goes unappreciated by most. The rest of us appreciate the memories or eye your situation with envy. Respectfully, Bill and Ramona
Good job. Always passing by Wyoming as a truck driver was asking myself its vast of territory with tough winter and windy seasons and how ppl could live here and grow their own veges well watching your videos now i know. Thanks and good luck
I came to know about a ranch was when I saw the movie " love finds you in valentine " . I liked the ranch life a lot from the movie. There's place to enjoy , relax , play with animals and walk , ...... it would be Really nice to live on a ranch.
I live in New Zealand, live stock farming is what do we do here too. What I would like to know is why you guy don't plant trees for shelter from wind and weather for your cows, I have worked in places that are a bit like Wyoming weather wise and have we planted long trees lines along fences for shelter, many pine trees.
Happy to have just found your channel! You live the life that me and my wife to be dream about, and you guys are a true inspiration! Sadly we will never be able to have that much land here in Sweden but watching your videos makes us even more determined to make a great farm/ranch here with what we can get!! Keep up the amazing work and looking forward to follow your journey!!
Sure will keep in touch, will be watching your vids to find inspiration and just to see how y'all are doing! Might even have some questions from time to time, planning to raise cows for meat! Keep the great job up!
I just recently found your channel and man has it become one of my favorites. I want to someday raise bucking bulls but I still enjoy watching how you run your operation
This is the second video of yours I've watched and I really enjoyed it too. My paternal grandparents were farmers but I was a carpenter 53 years - the farm is a foreign world to me. It looks like you've really got a good thing going there for raising kids, eating and working out. I'm going to aim to gradually watch all your videos. It's really good stuff!
It can be daunting, when we first came here it was insane. Soon after working here you start to learn where every rock is and since trees aren't much of a landmark we use hills to help figure out where you are at times. Thanks Jim! - Mike
Hi. Mike! I thoroughly enjoy the videos you create! I've learned more about what my grandparents life was like on their Homestead in South Dakota. They started with 360 acres in 1921 and expanded the ranch to be 4,440 acres. They raised sheep. My dad would say "A good man can sheer 100 sheep a day (by hand)" My grandma taught school. The house my grandpa built is still standing, barely. They sold their ranch and retired in 1960. We would visit the ranch site from time to time over the years but it was unimaginable what it must have been like.
No worries. Beef ranching has always been interesting to me. Always been a fan of biology, since High school. Seems like you hot a pretty cool system. Land is so much cheaper out where u r. Im from the east coast. Lived in Oregon for two years, Pendleton area is where i caught beef ranching fever. The round up there is insane
She needs to make one of those a permaculture forest garden. They're awesome and the more years you have into it the less work you have to do.in about 10 years the only thing you'll really have to do is plant your annuals when you want them planted. It works with companion gardening, no-dig gardening and it takes care of itself in the end like the forest would take care of itself. Nobody goes out and tills the forest to keep things going. growing.
That’s cool because my uncle and aunt live on a farm/ranch I haven’t figured out what it is and it’s the only way I can spend time with them they also have a Longhorns in calves and they’re really fun to hang out with
When you started ranching how and where did you start? Can you make a video about that for those who want to get into ranching but have little to no experience with cattle, chickens, goats, and whatever else?
Hi again! Yup my first tour and trying to catch up with all your many vids. I've commented a couple times already and I'm sure there's more ahead. This is a great channel and I'm so enjoying your commentary. Thx as always for sharing...
Hi Mike, Thanks for the great tour. And that 5 mile drive twice/day would be great compared to living in Houston Texas. I'm originally from a farm in Minnesota but had to move as I had lost my job. Thanks for sharing! Bill
Oh wow, are you in Houston? I don't knock my little jaunts everyday, but just saying that driving the same road all day long does get a bit tedious. I have plenty of distractions and wouldn't have it any other way. Sorry about having to leave Minnesota, but as I've learned life takes us where it wants us. Plenty of times I have felt completely out of control of where I land, but I alway do. One way or the other. Thanks for watching! -Mike
Beautiful ranch! Your wife's garden is my dream garden. I have a little over 3k sq ft garden with plans to expand. Love your channel, the kids watch with me.
Subscribed. I just found your channel by accident on Roku. Such a beautiful ranch you have. I watch a lot of farming and other channels. You have outstanding narrative skills. You explain the farming tasks so well. I am a telecom engineer and grew up on a farm in NE Iowa in the 50s and 60s and I currently live in Houston where my house got 49 inches of rain in four days last week with no damage or leaks. Thank you.
Dennis DeSloover definately thanks are owed to you. And your roofer, that guy deserves a raise. I'm glad you found us and enjoy. Hope you start drying out soon. Thanks for watching. -Mike
As do I, herefords that were raised here, long before my time, where taken yearly to the stockshow in Denver. Also of the signs are from those. Thanks -Mike
Hey Mike, Have you ever considered planting fruit trees on your land? The set up will take some effort but after that the yield can be considerable. 2.5 acres can give you 100+ tonnes of apples a year for example. I really admire your lifestyle, your commitment and your respect. Well done! Wish you the best,
Thank you very much Camelia, we did plant a small orchard this last summer, including 10 apple trees, you can watch the video here. ruclips.net/video/G7OqxHSQnG4/видео.html Thank you and thanks for watching - Mike
My dream is to move to Wyoming with my wife and try to have kids and I start my own farm just like you like you are my idol I’ve been watching you since day one-Connor
+Chop Shop hey there. Thanks for finding us and thanks for subscribing. We post a new ranching video every Sunday morning and Erin posts gardening and cooking videos periodically. We also do live streams every other Thursday. Thanks for watching. -Mike
Ranchers are caretakers of the land and for that they are rewarded with hard work, heartache, and more hard work, yet most of those city folk expect Ranchers to allow THEM to come and use YOUR land for whatever THEY choose to do on YOUR land because they think like city folk. Thanks for sharing and hope you don't wake up one day and find two folks with dredd locks and tents living in your barn....................... yes it can happen to you too.
You should have been a radio show host. There are 1000s of videos on ranch, but I really enjoy watching your videos because I like listening to your voice, it's very calm and then seeing all your work make it all worth watching your videos.
He was and could be again he loves this
He used to be!!
I agree. Such a great narrator/storyteller.
Natural, God-given talent for sure!
😂😂😂😂❤
Man I’m a city dude ngl. But I need my self a ranch like this. This shits beautiful and really connects you with nature in a way the city could never connect you
Thanks Mike, you are surely a blessed man to live in a space like that.
Thanks John, there isn't a day go by that I don't appreciate this entire place. Even on frustrating days, its good to stop and look around and know how lucky you are. Thanks a bunch! -Mike
John Myers Hi John , how are you
This is my families old hereford ranch. We owned that land for generations. Please take good care of it
Keep it coming, warms this old farmers 🚜 heart.
Seeing this incredible beautiful ranch work video reminds us of this beautiful song by the Redeemed Quartet-Thank You, Lord For Your Blessings On Me. Take time to listen, you will be glad you did, be inspired. Mucho Gracias. You can thank me later.🥰
Hi Mike and Erin. Thanks so much for allowing us into your personal life. My wife and I both grew up on small ranches when we were kids. We have been married for 40 years last month. 3 years ago, we had the chance to purchase a small horse ranch, which we have turned into a small business of specialty care for retired horses, or horse owners who have abandoned them. As your life, ours is very busy and we run this by ourselves. You know the game. Get up early, feed the animals, fix fences, feed the animals, fix more stuff, water the animals, paint stuff, talk to the animals, then feed them and say good night. We have really enjoyed your series, and especially the haying. Lucky (or not) we purchase hay/alfalfa, as our pastures dont have enough room to both grow hay and support daily feedings in the summer.
Hello ! I enjoyed your video.
My name is Danny from Houston Texas. I grew up spending summers on my Godfathers ranch in Friendswood, Tx. Now most of Friendswood is big subdivisions with big houses. My Godfather raised cattle, pigs, sheep and a few race horses and managed a lot of crops for wealthy owners who had a lot of land. I learned a lot over the summer it sure was fun.
They worked very hard on this ranch just like you all do.
Good luck and God bless.
I'm 18 yr female from Michigan and just love the ranch way of life! y'all r truly blessed!!!
Thank you very much and thanks for watching! - Mike
I've been watching for a while but still a "newbie"! I have enjoyed this tour because it has given me a better idea of how the ranch is laid out. Great lay out. Really appreciate you sharing your Wyoming Life with the rest of us. When I was a kid back in the day and playing cowboys and Indians, always dreamed of living on a ranch in Wyoming. Never got to do that but I have had a few visits. You and Erin are a real class act. Thanks for sharing.
Your channel is the best. I even watch the ads, so you can get paid. I am retired from the Air Force!!!
Thank you very much!!
Awesome Ranch Mike . You have a very nice place there.
This is only the second video I have seen from you and I have to say I am incredibly impressed not only on how you do the videos but your Ranch just looks like Heaven on earth to me thank you so much for sharing your story with us
I love your channel. My wife and I are going to take over the ranch from her father and your channel really helps us get back into the ranch life and how to plan and prepare for our change in life. Keep up the great work, it helps tremendously.
David Baillie Hi David , how are you
I highly respect what you do sir. Honest, & humble hard work
Mike my Mom Adel told me to listen to you, and it is a real Pleasure ! I'm jealous of your
Wyoming life ! All the Best !
Hi Kimberly and thank you and thank your mom for us too! Thank you both for watching! -Mike
I like your population comparison to big city.
As do we, Thanks for watching! - Mike
Great video :-) It's fascinating to see how a ranch works and I certainly have way more respect for ranchers, not to mention gratitude for the food my family eats.
RUclips just recommended your channel to me and I was not disappointed. Keep up the good work! Following your Journey from Cave Creek, Arizona
Thank you very much, glad you found us ! - Mike
Ryan Windsor Hello Ryan good morning
Me and my family want something like this. Beautiful pictures of the whole lay out of the farm, were very nice. This was much appreciated Thanks!!
Very well done! Thanks for posting.
The corral system looks nice. I remember when we had to move dairy cows around, we had to make a homemade corral with the equipment. Love the antiques on the wall in the shop.
This is why I love comments, the things on the wall are all there because they have a meaning. For example there is a toilet seat that a cow got stuck on her head. I should do something about the wall. The corrals rock, they were alot of work but the old corrals were way to wide and were a pain to work with, these are much better. Thanks! -Mike
A Paradise for a ranch lover. Nice video and please give us more..
Definitely more coming! Thanks - Mike
fascinating. the amount of space cows need is really....well ..huge.
It's so fun to see how our ranches here in Kansas compares to Wyoming ranches!
I love listening to your story,your ranch is amazing! I just found your page,and I look forward to watching life on the ranch out there. I live in a bad neighborhood in a run down city,so it is refreshing to see the expanse of all the land! I loved your analogy about New York City. I just can't imagine taking a long walk without seeing urban decay.
Hello Mike! I've just recently found your videos. You're doing what I always dreamed of but was unable to do. I trust by now now you've learned the difference between a corral and a stall. Best of luck to you.
Can't wait to have my own ranch😍
Coolest ranch ever! Keep up the videos. They are awesome 👌
Thank you very much for the time you took to produce this video people need to know what it is like for the people that supply the rest of us with our food. I can't tell you enough how much I appreciate you ranchers Thank you!
Thank you Rick that means a very lot to both of us. We appreciate you as well. - Mike & Erin
My wife and I love to ride through Wyoming and I would like to know what road or HWY runs through your ranch so we could ride by and say hey that's there ranch and maybe even take a picture.
Feel free to send me an email and I'll gladly help you out. Ourwylife@gmail.com
Thanks mate.
Thank you for watching - Mike
I grew up in Denver between 1954 to 1972 and then 1985 to 1988. My mother took me to Jackson Hole, Wyoming and I have traveled through on the Hwy 80. My dad lived in Galette, WY. When I was young I wanted to marry a rancher. It never came to be. I am amazed how much land your family has . Do you ever watch Greg Judy or Joel Saladin blogs?
Your voice and video presentation sounded like professionally done. Your calm and collected presentation are much like a media presenter.
Well done.
Just subscribed
Thanks for the tour. The wife and I are at the other end of this journey you are taking. Our marriage of 45 years lasted through all the daily trials of a rural life. The contribution you and your wife are making goes unappreciated by most. The rest of us appreciate the memories or eye your situation with envy. Respectfully,
Bill and Ramona
Thank you Bill, that really means alot. We really appreciate you taking the time to watch - Mike
Makes me want to come out and work for love the ranch life and ur state may God keep u and ur family Blessed
Good job. Always passing by Wyoming as a truck driver was asking myself its vast of territory with tough winter and windy seasons and how ppl could live here and grow their own veges well watching your videos now i know.
Thanks and good luck
Thank you Johnny and thanks for watching - Mike
Johnny Smith Hi Johnny
I came to know about a ranch was when I saw the movie " love finds you in valentine " . I liked the ranch life a lot from the movie.
There's place to enjoy , relax , play with animals and walk , ...... it would be Really nice to live on a ranch.
That is very cool. Thanks Ebin - Mike
I live in New Zealand, live stock farming is what do we do here too. What I would like to know is why you guy don't plant trees for shelter from wind and weather for your cows, I have worked in places that are a bit like Wyoming weather wise and have we planted long trees lines along fences for shelter, many pine trees.
Tim Duthie Hi Tim Good morning
Just a guess. But trees take water, NZ anything grows
I always wanted to visit a ranch. I have never seen one. Thank You for making a video so I could see it atleast like this.
You are very welcome. Thanks for watching - Mike
You do a really good job filming and narrating keep up the good work.
Thank you very much - Mike
Happy to have just found your channel!
You live the life that me and my wife to be dream about, and you guys are a true inspiration! Sadly we will never be able to have that much land here in Sweden but watching your videos makes us even more determined to make a great farm/ranch here with what we can get!! Keep up the amazing work and looking forward to follow your journey!!
Thank you very much, we are glad you found us as well. Good luck to you and hope to talk to you more. :) - Mike
Sure will keep in touch, will be watching your vids to find inspiration and just to see how y'all are doing! Might even have some questions from time to time, planning to raise cows for meat!
Keep the great job up!
What an amazing property! Love your channel. I'm a recent subscriber and am watching all your older vids 😊 Kim in New Zealand
I love farms !!👨🏼🌾🚜
cool pump on a stump. Thanks for the tour.
I am a city boy. This is very interesting to me. Keep it up I really like it. Especially about the farmer markets
Very cool, its always a blast. Thanks - Mike
The May Flower Hi how are you
Thanks
I just recently found your channel and man has it become one of my favorites. I want to someday raise bucking bulls but I still enjoy watching how you run your operation
That sounds awesome, good luck to you! - Mike
GOOD LUCK !!!!!
Thanks for watching - Mike
Say hi eirn.... Or just wave lol.🤣 That's a beautiful place 😀
This is the second video of yours I've watched and I really enjoyed it too. My paternal grandparents were farmers but I was a carpenter 53 years - the farm is a foreign world to me. It looks like you've really got a good thing going there for raising kids, eating and working out. I'm going to aim to gradually watch all your videos. It's really good stuff!
Thank you very much. We hope you enjoy :) -Mike
The ranch is huge!
It can be daunting, when we first came here it was insane. Soon after working here you start to learn where every rock is and since trees aren't much of a landmark we use hills to help figure out where you are at times. Thanks Jim! - Mike
Jim Bretz Hi good morning
Hi. Mike! I thoroughly enjoy the videos you create! I've learned more about what my grandparents life was like on their Homestead in South Dakota. They started with 360 acres in 1921 and expanded the ranch to be 4,440 acres. They raised sheep. My dad would say "A good man can sheer 100 sheep a day (by hand)" My grandma taught school. The house my grandpa built is still standing, barely. They sold their ranch and retired in 1960. We would visit the ranch site from time to time over the years but it was unimaginable what it must have been like.
My great uncle had his cattle farm in Saskatchewan
Very cool. Thanks for sharing - Erin
This guy has great speaking/narrating voice. Makes me miss working on this old horse farm
Thanks Ed. And thanks for watching. -Mike
No worries. Beef ranching has always been interesting to me. Always been a fan of biology, since High school. Seems like you hot a pretty cool system. Land is so much cheaper out where u r. Im from the east coast. Lived in Oregon for two years, Pendleton area is where i caught beef ranching fever. The round up there is insane
I guess I am going to learn about Wyoming farm life. Rather interesting so far. God Bless.
Hi Mike in joy your videos keep up the good work
Nice to see those working Aermotors supplying water for the cows.
Love from Florida 🇺🇸
First time I have seen your videos. Really enjoyed you have a new follower
Thank you very much!!
Man I'm sure it didn't come easy but man way cool in my book really nice place thanks for sharing
She needs to make one of those a permaculture forest garden. They're awesome and the more years you have into it the less work you have to do.in about 10 years the only thing you'll really have to do is plant your annuals when you want them planted. It works with companion gardening, no-dig gardening and it takes care of itself in the end like the forest would take care of itself. Nobody goes out and tills the forest to keep things going. growing.
Just found the channel. You live in a beautiful area and your videos are excellent! Subscribed
Thank you Max, it is beautiful, thanks for watching - Mike
Mike, I would enjoy a vlog of you on a ranch horse checking out the cows. Enjoy so much.
Thank you for sharing. Have just a few head of sheep and cattle and run them on my own. Someday, hope to have my own ranch.
Thanks for watching Patricia- Mike
That’s cool because my uncle and aunt live on a farm/ranch I haven’t figured out what it is and it’s the only way I can spend time with them they also have a Longhorns in calves and they’re really fun to hang out with
When you started ranching how and where did you start? Can you make a video about that for those who want to get into ranching but have little to no experience with cattle, chickens, goats, and whatever else?
Thats how he started. He inherited the ranch from his dying stepfather.
Hi again! Yup my first tour and trying to catch up with all your many vids. I've commented a couple times already and I'm sure there's more ahead. This is a great channel and I'm so enjoying your commentary. Thx as always for sharing...
I am really glad you like it, looking forward to getting to know you more! - MIke
Thanks for being a inspiration to me I help on a small farm with 3 donkeys 1 horses and sum dogs no cows but I want sum
Thank you Nate, you inspire us as well. Thanks for watching - Mike
Nate Edwards Hi how are you
We real enjoy you videos.Thanks
Hi Mike,
Thanks for the great tour. And that 5 mile drive twice/day would be great compared to living in Houston Texas. I'm originally from a farm in Minnesota but had to move as I had lost my job.
Thanks for sharing!
Bill
Oh wow, are you in Houston? I don't knock my little jaunts everyday, but just saying that driving the same road all day long does get a bit tedious. I have plenty of distractions and wouldn't have it any other way. Sorry about having to leave Minnesota, but as I've learned life takes us where it wants us. Plenty of times I have felt completely out of control of where I land, but I alway do. One way or the other. Thanks for watching! -Mike
Thx for sharing. Love the land.
Love your channel!! This is the life my man. I have 35 mountainous acres in Oregon. Respect, I see the hard work!
Thank you very much and thank you for watching - Mike
Thanks for the tour!!!
Beautiful ranch! Your wife's garden is my dream garden. I have a little over 3k sq ft garden with plans to expand. Love your channel, the kids watch with me.
Thank you very much Jennifer :) - Mike
Love that I found you guys. Enjoying the videos. Thanks to Stoneyridge. God bless
Thank you Thomas! - Mike
Thanks a bunch! Great videos. You have my continued support.
Thank you very much! - Mike
This pleases the Ranch man
Damn thats amazing I would love to work on that ranch.
Thanks Alex, its alot of fun! Thanks for watching - Mike
Great to see real living in ranch in States..😊
I love Wyoming
Thank you and thanks for watching - Mike
Subscribed. I just found your channel by accident on Roku. Such a beautiful ranch you have. I watch a lot of farming and other channels. You have outstanding narrative skills. You explain the farming tasks so well. I am a telecom engineer and grew up on a farm in NE Iowa in the 50s and 60s and I currently live in Houston where my house got 49 inches of rain in four days last week with no damage or leaks. Thank you.
Dennis DeSloover definately thanks are owed to you. And your roofer, that guy deserves a raise. I'm glad you found us and enjoy. Hope you start drying out soon. Thanks for watching. -Mike
I like the vintage signs in the old stock barn.
As do I, herefords that were raised here, long before my time, where taken yearly to the stockshow in Denver. Also of the signs are from those. Thanks -Mike
Hey Mike,
Have you ever considered planting fruit trees on your land? The set up will take some effort but after that the yield can be considerable. 2.5 acres can give you 100+ tonnes of apples a year for example.
I really admire your lifestyle, your commitment and your respect. Well done!
Wish you the best,
Thank you very much Camelia, we did plant a small orchard this last summer, including 10 apple trees, you can watch the video here. ruclips.net/video/G7OqxHSQnG4/видео.html Thank you and thanks for watching - Mike
My dream is to move to Wyoming with my wife and try to have kids and I start my own farm
just like you like you are my idol I’ve been watching you since day one-Connor
Cool man.. your a great speaker keep the videos going sir
Thank you very much Philip! - Mike
That new scale needs a roof to keep that area dry n a lot cleaner,, makes things a lot easier for you..
What a great job, I like the way you talk, very nice accent, every word is loud and clear.
Thank you Carlo and thanks for hanging out with us -Mike
Our Wyoming Life you welcome.
Regards from Spain
Howdy from Texas nothing like ranch living
You are correct. Thank you very much! - Mike
It's awesome👍🏿
Nice job on the making this video. I subscribed, hit that bell, and look forward to watching all your other videos.
+Chop Shop hey there. Thanks for finding us and thanks for subscribing. We post a new ranching video every Sunday morning and Erin posts gardening and cooking videos periodically. We also do live streams every other Thursday. Thanks for watching. -Mike
Wow!! That is a nice place to live.
That it is, thanks for watching - Mike
Bumped into you guys, and have been enjoying my visit. I'll be back !!!
Beautiful
It's good to know how to start building your own ranch
Wish i have that knowledge
Just wanted to say I enjoy your videos and am a new subscriber! Best ranching channel on RUclips. Best wishes to you and your family
Wow thats a heck of a compliment, thanks Luke and thanks for watching - Mike
So cool
Nice videos best regards from Germany 🇩🇪👋🏼🍻
Ranchers are caretakers of the land and for that they are rewarded with hard work, heartache, and more hard work, yet most of those city folk expect Ranchers to allow THEM to come and use YOUR land for whatever THEY choose to do on YOUR land because they think like city folk. Thanks for sharing and hope you don't wake up one day and find two folks with dredd locks and tents living in your barn....................... yes it can happen to you too.
Well it has never happened yet, who knows. Thanks! -Mike
Nice to see you using some ideas from the University of Saskatchewan. They do some amazing research here.
I agree, thanks - Mike
Beautiful ranch!Respect from Pakistan