Gathering Colorado/ Dodging Hornets Nests/ Doctoring Hoof Rot
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- čas přidán 10. 09. 2024
- This week we headed back to the Colorado allotment and gathered cows into the gathering pasture and turning up missing cows in the thick brush. We doctored a cow with hood rot and continued our fall works!
I've got to say I absolutely enjoy "riding along" with you guys! I went on a 1,000 acre cattle round-up, except it was grey & red Brahmans. That was a real trip!!! Love the scenery as usual.
Great video! Thank you for sharing❤️
Thanks for letting me tag along. Always a good time with 1880 boys !
Great ride along Shawn and crew
Beautiful country all riding in riding on beautiful horses too
Gorgeous country. Thank you for sharing. But those hornet nests? Thank you, no. I wonder what their food supply is? They must have a lot of food because there are so many nests.
I’m so glad Danielle with Painted Desert Ranch referred your channel
Yes, I have gathered without dogs so dismounting beating the bush t get the cows out of the oaks . . got lucky no wasps nest s.
keep videoing great time watching
Thanks for watching, it seems like that Colorado country has more than it's fair share of bees. During the summer we had horse flies and I am not sure what is worse!!!
How about the horses step through that cattle card how's how's he doing
I believe they had to put him down.
I love watching the dogs work💪🏼
Found your videos the last couple of weeks! Very entertaining, interesting and Beautiful Country in Colorado!! Where exactly in Colorado are you located? Thank you for taking the time to share your passion for the ranching life! Be looking forward to future episodes, Thanks Again!!
Awesome video gorgeous country beautiful fall color .But the Brush and bees nests were not great good thing you had the dogs 👍
We call them hornets nest and they are vicious.
I fixed it. Haha we call them the same here. We’ve been stung more this summer than we ever have.
Yall ever run into any bear pushing into that brush?
We have seen a lot of bears, and jumped some that were pretty close but usually if we are pushing cows they hear us coming and leave the country. When I get really nervous about running into one is when I am fixing fence and I am alone, on foot, and it is quiet. ha ha Thanks for watching
@@shawnjack8092 I was betting. Thank yall for putting these up!
Where's the update on the rescued horse?
Surprised you have that much hoof rot in that dry country .
Beautiful
Thanks for watching, we are too. We don't have very much of this on the Utah permit, so we are learning a lot about it.
Oh, that baby riding without a helmet nor any sort of something to hold him on. I get you don't want him strapped to the horse. But he hasn't a safety net. At least have a lead rope to an adult and a helmet. Please.