Wild Cow Goes Down The Road/ Clean up on Cedar Mesa
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- čas přidán 5. 09. 2024
- This week was just another week of cleaning up. We turned the wild cow over to the sheriffs office. We looked at some springs that needed re built, and we continued to drift cows around on the hood ole cedar Mesa. Thanks for the support!
Adorable 🥰 cow. They think it’s there way not yours way. They are stubborn cow. Amazing horses 🐎.
Shaun really great video thanks for taking us along . Looks like you had a hard week with the cows but really enjoyed watching you guys heard cattle so awesome country but really rough out there. Really glad you got that wild cow caught she was really crazy 👍
Hi, thanks for watching. We love that wild and rough country. It is the type of place that you honestly feel not many people have stepped foot in. It is breath taking and we feel so blessed to get to ride and work in this country. Take care
It's ranching 1880s / 2024.🙂 Thanks for sharing. 👍👍👏🇺🇲
Thank you for another great video! Sure enjoyed it👍🏻
❤🎉 Well that was quite the jam packed video!! Did the sick cow make it? Poor thing...
That one view of your horse looked like he matched the road. 😁🐴 It's nice to see a Pitzer horse living up to his pedigree, I guess you have a few of them.🐎🐎
Some of that land doesn't even look real, the rock formations and such are so interesting, really amazing. 😮
Stay safe and thanks for your videos!! 🙏❤️🙂🇺🇸🐎😍😊🤠
Good handling cows. That are handled good.
Thayt cool keep them coming the videos.
Another excellent video Shaun i see what you mean about that wild cow you don’t want her anywhere close to your cows it just takes one to ruin the whole bunch
Hey Ronald, great to hear from you. thanks for watching. Your right about that!!!
Great video... 👍 I do miss the ones with you showing how to train the horses
Hi, thank you for watching. We are going to put out another colt starting video Tuesday, sorry it has taken us so long. Take care
Shaun, my grandfather bought a lease in the Hole in the Rock from BLM in the 40’s and 50’s.
At the time there were no corrals at the “Soda”.
Everyone in town told him he was crazy because he would not be able to catch them, there was no way to contain them, no way to water them, and no way to feed them.
Grandpa headed out from Escalante riding his horse taking a pack mule along to look for some of the wild Mexican and Mormon Pioneer cattle. He told Grandma he would be back in two weeks.
When grandpa got out there he saw the “Soda” Alcove and said to himself “there’s my containment”. Then he found the Spring a I little further south and he said “there is my water”. He then rode around looking for cattle and spotted some. A few days later he started looking for a way to get them up on the 50 mile mountain and found the trail that goes up there. He rode the trail and decided it would work.
He went back to town and got the material for the fence and corral. He traded something for the cabin that was down there. He took the cabin apart numbering them as he went. He then went back out and built the corral fence and later the pen and loading chute. He also put the cabin together.
He was not able to hire any men in town to help him so he hired a babysitter and grandma went out there with him.
He brought out over 500 head of those wild cattle. He only lost the mule on the 50 mile mountain trail.
Eventually in about 1953 he sold the lease and herd to the the Griffin’s. For some reason Eason I am thinking he sold to someone else and they sold to the Griffen’s. I will have to go listen to his life story again.
I love the videos.
Seeing the wild cow in this video is what prompted me to send this comment.
Thank you so much for watching and for your comment. My Wife is from Escalante, we love that country over there. The 50 mile is one of the most rugged and remote places in the country. Your Grandpa must have been one of the toughest cowboys on earth to build that ranch.
where I'm at you can collect a gathering fee on those mavericks after sale. as for putting 'em in your herd, depending on local circumstances they are kind of fun to keep around. the local thieves have a hard time with 'em. 😆 plus she didn't seem that bad she was barely on the fight after being isolated, she was fine in the bunch. I have seen (been chased horseback) much worse. and horned cattle at that.
Thanks for info about wild cow. Yikes!
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Hand milked in the field last summer 😂
She looks like a sweet cow. Maybe u should watch the bundy ranch video. She reminds me of guy cows south of where i live in Oregon.
Ha Ha, Actually we do watch the Bundy videos. They do have a little different cattle operation than we do! But I will admit, they are entertaining. Thanks for watching, take care
Love these rides. Had no idea there were wild cows. I would not want to get in a pen with one. What kind of grasses are the beef eating? Thanks for another good video.
Hi, thank you for watching. Our cows eat a variety of native grasses and a lot of brush. I know it looks pretty sparse, but there is a lot for these cows to eat, and they do really well. We did a video a few months ago showing some of the different plants they eat. We also supplement them with some extra proteins and vitamins.
Shawn another great video buddy so beautiful out there where y'all are at y'all so lucky y'all stepping foot on ground and probably some brown ain't never been stepped on before I hope that cow got better horses look great man cows look good y'all some very lucky cowboys and be able to work that country and I sure am glad I could call you all my friends cuz I really do look forward to y'all's videos every week I finally got I finally caught up with you sorry it took me so long to answer so do such a great jobs and family working together and good friends you are blessed country so beautiful out there I guess that's my bucket list well I'm not going to keep you boys or you boys work hard you got to have some time to rest a great job videos getting better and better keep the good work up boys thanks again for another great video Hope the cow gets better be safe out there and be careful your friend Billy thank you
Billy, so good to hear from you. Sure hope you are doing okay and getting better. Thanks for your comments, we truly are blessed to do what we do and to have good friends. Take care of yourself.
So what did you all do with the sick cow? How is she now?
Thanks for sharing more info about the wild cow. Very interesting!
We turned her over to the Sherriff's office. They will most likely take her to the sale barn. Where she will be sold for hamburger. As you could see in the video, these wild cows do not do good in captivity. Thank you for watching and have a great week.
One that crazy, whoever owns her probably doesn't want her back! 😀@@1880cowboys
The trouble with a cow like that is she can ruin other cattle , she takes off and she will get other cattle thinking they need to do the same !
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The wild cow doesn’t even sound like a cow when she moo’s. For some reason I thought the men were your sons. I guess not lol since he is calling you by your your name.
Only thing dumber than one cow is two cows, my hubby always said.
For Sure!!!!