They Did Exactly What I Told Them To Do! Hooligan Yearlings Are Getting Separated!
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Great to hear the university may be able to help with Lumpy. They really behaved for you! Love it when a plan comes together
I absolutely love the way you care for these awesome animals.
If you try and help Lumpy, we can donate! A help Lumpy Fund! 🙏❤️
Hi Dusty that was so nice to see how well moving the bison went no stress.👍. Also I happy to hear that the University my do the hernia surgery on Lumpy.😊🇨🇦
Congratulations! Your bison are so well behaved and your plan worked perfectly!❤️❤️
Dunbar was looking at them saying Rookies. 🤣 Great job! I think it’s awesome how you want to take care of Lumpy and do what’s best for him. The love and respect you have for the bison is so admirable.
I am glad you are trying to help Lumpy. I am sure that hernia is uncomfortable, maybe even painful for him. Hope the vets can make him feel better.
I also think by trying to help him, it will help also help the school learn as well!!
I hope so to as I feel so sorry for him 🤞🤞🦬🇬🇧xx
Great job Dusty! It's almost like you trained them to go where you wanted.
I'm anxious to hear more about what's going on with lumpy. I'd love to see him pain free and able to hold his own.
You do such a awesome job with those beautiful animals Buffalo's are a total awesome animal thank you again
Your news about Lumpy really made my day - I’ll keep my fingers crossed❤️
Absolutely beautiful animals. Spending time with them does show a mutual respect
Love watching you work with your bison. But I really like it when you are feeding these magnificent animals some treats!!!!! Question.... whatever happened with the barrel toy you made? Did they like it?
It’s so funny, I’m a city girl but I love your videos and watching you handle these beautiful animals, as a child I would freak out if my dad took me to a farm with all the animals and dirt and smells lol but I love watching programs with any kind of well treated animal
Looks like a storm is a brewing in your background - stay safe! I still think Eleanor’s calf should be named - Spitfire.
Great job, they are reading your mind now.
Thank you !👍 Poor Limpy, I hope things turn well for him to allow his condition to improve. The later calf was quite friendly 😁
I love how you are calm when handling the bison, I think they sense that, but also they know you mean business with the orange paddle! 😆 I sure hope Lumpy can get fixed up. Thanks for sharing 💞
hellooo from 🇨🇦
Yes totally agree with Brenda .. and it would be awesome if they could help out Lumpy 👍🙏 God's Continual Blessings to you all 🙏😇💝
Love to see Lumpy get fixed up. He surely happy being with you. Like to give him a new name something to do with "Miracle." Dunbar enjoyed you scratching his forehead and talking to him. I bet he thinks he is in disfavor due to taking his ladies away. He is an incredible boy!!
I hope they can help Lumpy. Good job. God bless❤🙏🇺🇸
Awesome to hear u are working with your university to help Lumpy. It would be a great learning opportunity for the vet students and for healing Lumpy. Hope it works out. 🤠
UpperSkyDJ never thought of that but that would be a great opportunity to learn skills and more about Bison anatomy and physiology from the vet school !!
Absolutely Amazing for the Bison n for the Vet Students n learning Opportunity! Country Vets, Never know what Animals they will have as Patients! Bison is a Great Opportunity n make it an Extra Grade to learn about their Anatimy! Should be so exciting for the Student Vets n the Vets! Famtastic! I'm so happy for Lumpy! Bless his heart! ✨💙✨💙✨
Great job moving the herd! Crossing fingers for Lumpy!🤞
I love your excitement every time you are with your bison.
Hi Dusty, have you thought about giving the houligans some toys to keep them occupied?
Your so good with these beautiful creatures. God bless
What a beautiful day. Love Cross Timbers. Congrats on an easy cut.
Excited to hear Lumpy may get his hernia fixed. Loved watching you cut the yearlings.💕
Bison handling come so easy for you. That's great.
Darlene from Ohio 🇺🇸❤️❤️❤️❤️
Don’t you like how we sit on our couches- living in the suburbs- and try and tell you what to do?
But I do have a question: they love to get in the water- can you dig them a wading pool? I know, stupid question! 😂
Or maybe get one of the big round corrugated or plastic water troughs for them to splash and make mud?
No questions are stupid, we can't learn if we don't ask Michele. Ask away and don't feel bad about doing so.
I was thinking he could just let the water troughs overflow and create mud pools on either side of the fence
Perfect job Dusty!
Using Eleanor as an example, when a bison loses or breaks a horn, will it regrow? Also I know you have said that your property was once a dairy farm, what are the blue silos used for now? Thanks for keeping us entertained. Keep up the good work.
Blue silos are for storage feed like corn,soybeans,wheat & silage.
Dusty said it would grow back.
I guess I missed the part about the land having been a dairy farm previously. My Uncles dairy farm was just outside Idabel, Ok where I spent those memorable summers as a child.
Would be nice would love to see what you guys decide when it comes to lumpy
I look forward to hearing more about Lumpy.
Well done Dusty! You made it look so easy. Good luck going forward ❤️ from South Africa 🇿🇦
Oh, I really hope that everything works out for Lumpy ❤ Great job switching the guys and ladies around.
Good Evening to Cross Timbers Bison and all others too.
How very wonderful you didn’t have to get out the side by side and herd them.
I just love your dedication with these beautiful animals ❤ good luck ❤
Hi from Syracuse NY brother and thank you for sharing your thoughts and adventures and your family brother
Great video. I learn from your patience with them. Otherwise you would not be as successful with them as you are. I like your stragedy on how and when you move them to different pastures. Experience and knowledge are such a great learning tool. Keep up the great work. It is highly appreciated. Everyone of your videos is like a small vacation for me away from this. insane city called Tacoma, Washington.
They made this look easy! I've seen your other videos so I know it isn't really. I'm glad it went well for you.
....and the heifers thought Dusty accidentally left the gate open. Those beautiful girls are running with the big bison now.
Good job Dusty. Love Dunbar!!
They are so beautiful and amazing bison
Good news for lumpy. That sound on the gate is awful... can you oil it?
Big ole grin coming from southern Kansas to your Bison herd! Best of luck with Lumpy! 🦬
Of course we want Lumpy to keep his beautiful hernia.......JUST KIDDING! It would be so nice if they could help him and even if they can't, they will learn from it. Lumpy deserves every chance to become a healthy bison mascot to terrorize his owner for many years to come. Let us know when we can start coming up with another name for him. :)
I think a different name for Lumpy is a great idea!
A different name...hmmm...maybe "slick"??? Lol
Dad was tuned in to baby Brooke.💗💗That was smooth moving the bison. Hope doctor will be able to help Lumpy. Have a bless day. Love you guys.
That’s wonderful Dusty
I so enjoy watching your videos. Would love to see more please.
That went well?? Dusty you're getting to be a pro!! Good job!
This was so fun watching your interaction with your bison today. You said at the end what I was thinking all along, that these big animals know you, they trust you, they know that you take care of them and are good to them. And I couldn't help thinking that because of that, for the most part, I believe that in their own way, they want to please you. I loved it that you spoke quietly to them and around them. No yelling "hee haw" etc. at them. I think that also creates an atmosphere of peace and that they sense your kindness and respect for them. I say all this based on a video I saw recently about a young girl and her bison that she raised from birth. She had such a close relationship with it and there was a real communication between them.
Hello Dusty, Nice video. How many Bison you have?
Yep that seemed too easy! Great job!
Haha! The term "Bro's before *$#^" came to mind when they all went in
I am glad that you contacted Oklahoma University Vet School, not sure if you had read my other post about the possibility of fixing that hernia. Oklahoma has a great vet school especially for large animals and while I am sure no one is actually a bison specialist the fact that large cattle are close enough in anatomy, if it's fixable they will be able to do it. The one issue probably is going to be that the hernia has gone under repaired so long that they may not have enough muscle to close the opening and he will need a mesh patch to close it that muscle can eventually grow over. That will mean he probably will have to be isolated from other bison until it's well healed but that should also give him time to bulk up more as his system will be better able to digest food and no one will picking on him and keeping him away from food.
Sunday: chilling with Lumpie...priceless 💖
It's great that you and Kevin are able to spend time with them. They trust you.🤗
Glad everything went smoothly when moving the kids, Dusty. I am so happy to hear there might be a way to help Lumpy!
So beautiful how easy that worked for you this time they did for the most part exactly what you wanted them to do they made it almost too easy on you they sure are beautiful animals love watching you work them
Interesting to see the diffrences between moving bison and cattle. A little bit of pressure in either case, but you appear to be much more careful and distant that when someone moves cows.
Great job Dusty, you make it look easy!
Thanks Noah! :)
I'm happy to hear the news about Lumpy that you are trying to get help for him. That was so much fun watching you move the bulls and ladies. Love you guys. 🥰❤💖🦬🦬🦬
What are your intentions for the young Bulls you are raising?
Sure feels good when something gets done without a hitch! Well done Dusty!
As far as Lumpy, we all hope they can do something to help him. Thank you for trying!!!
I look forward to what may come for Lumpy, if it's possible to help him. Wow, that worked out, getting them separated with out issues. Thank you Dusty, see you and Dunbar and the rest of the herd in the next video, God bless
So very happy you are giving it your best shot to help Lumpy. If it’s works great if not you know you did your best. That’s the most anyone can do. I don’t know if any other ranchers would go that far. Your big old heart is one of the main reasons why I love your channel so much. Thanks for just being you Dusty!
You’re a very good young man! Again, sending much love and hugs from Lubbock! ~Drenda~
Thank you Drenda
Wow! Good girls and boys! 🦬
Yellowstone is filmed not far from where I live. He has been into town for dinner a couple of times though I haven't seen him. Montana has several movie stars and tv personalities that live here. And of course, Ted Turner has a bison herd not far from here either. You can see them in the summer when they put a few in the pasture next to the highway going to Yellowstone Natl Park. I was moved by that film as well. My favorites were Robert Redford's A River Runs Through It and The Horse Whisperer which were both filmed near here as well. I was living back East at the time and was certainly missing my Montana mountains!! BTW, thanks for taking such good care of Lumpy. Were they able to determine why he was limping or is it due to the change in gait necessary to keep his balance with his lump throwing him off kilter?
Amazing. So cool to know how smart, gentle & cooperative bison can be♡
Dusty I was watching Noah earlier and y'all are doing awesome with these animals and he is really working hard to get some stuff done on his ranch so he can get his new batch of bison before the winter God bless love watching y'all work the bison thank God somebody loves them enough to keep them alive love you from south Mississippi Sandra
Wow that could have not gone any better and you got it on video, yes God bless Kevin for the extra help it was fun to watch
Thank you for trying to help lumpy you are so great to care about these bison love from Arkansas
It would be called "reducing the hernia", I believe.
It would be so cool if lumpy could be fixed. Love your bison and channel.
You have such a bueatiful place there. And awesome bison. Love dunbar hes so sweet & majestic. Thankyou for sharing them with us.
Aww I do hope Lumpy gets the help he needs!
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Make a plan, stay calm and they will follow your ideas. Good job Dusty.!🦬
Thanks SO much for sharing this all with us… believe me I know it’s not easy to be filming all the time, but it is a great learning tool for us and is so fun! Really helps us appreciate not only what you are doing for the bison, but for just life lessons. I was raised with horses so I’ve got an idea what’s up, but there’s gotta be some people who have no idea what being on a farm or ranch is all about. They can live vicariously through your videos and enjoy animals and country life as it really is… thanks again♥️
Praying for Lumpy, hope there is something they can do for him
Bison are magnificent animals thanks for sharing, learn something new with each episode
Went right for the short grass
Really great to see how you work with your animals, they look so docile for wild bison.
Love your family and your Bison and your sister and her family too!
How did they ever know to wait till they were two years old to breed in the wild ?
They probably don't produce pheromones until they're ready to breed. The bull finds that out by smelling them.
@@edithsavoy7156 they why keep them separated?
@@bendigr Just guessing here, but maybe so the bigger ones don't bully the smaller ones away from food and water
GREAT JOB! I hope that lumpy can be helped, it's heartbreaking to watch him, Great video
I LOVE what you are doing with the work area for I am sure it cuts down on the bisons stress when actually being worked & LOVE the possibility that Lumpy may get his hernia taken care of oh how LUCKY we all are for the circle you buils
Great that everything worked out! And it is so awesome to watch how you can do that by walking in the pasture with them and being safe also.
Great job raising these Bison as I see your videos as entertaining as well as educational as there is so little mainstream videos on Bison. Usually the videos talk about the time they were slaughtered in such large numbers but fails to ever talk about the people who keep the breed alive and multiplying! Your doing great keep it up!
I love watching you. I know that you were able to work alone because you know the bison and the bison know you. Walk with confidence and not rush them and things work. Congrats Dusty.
Great to hear about LUMPY & OSU. What a great exercise for vet students at OSU, a live bison with a medical problem. I am sure the student/vets will have more opportunities to work with more bison in future years. Go COWBOYS!!! 😊💪👍
The reason that we are seeing them move so smoothly from one area, is definitely because you spend time with them. Their not automatically afraid-and there’s always treats at the end. How exciting to think that there might be help for Lumpy! Maybe putting up a go fund me site would really help. It’s such a worthy cause. Just post it in your video-I’d be more than happy to participate in that endeavor.
I enjoy watching you with your herds. They know you and seem to be easier to handle.
They know you and they see the orange paddle that means “time to move!”
We call a tool like that a "Moses staff." Works when you have a pack of dogs, too.
That worked out great!!!
I give you A++ on cutting!!👍👍
Thank you for letting us follow. Really enjoy watching! Take care God Bless!🙏❤
You made that look easy Dusty and I it cant be. Thank for another great video. 🙏❤
Dusty you do a marvelous job with working with these bison. You did a great job with the cut of the bison that was so easy for you. God bless you my friend and as always Amen
Thank you!
Eleanore hat...Cool....Thanks Dusty...!
I love how your bison come up to say hi to you! Dunbar is a sweetie!
They are being obedient! I hope Lumpy can get help. Are you ever tempted to brush the more tame ones? Guess that fur protects their skin from the hot sun tho! Gee, that’s a lot of moving them around, but seems a lot easier this time. Dunbar is there to greet them!