The Mysterious Leg Bone That We Found Was...
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- čas přidán 24. 02. 2024
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why did you leave the hay down to where they could get to it
you didn't have to leave it down you could have waited to lower it
got to go see if a bison or cow farmer/rancher has a bison or cow using crutches. the joke about the man's pet pig, a sickie joke.
I love all the Redmond salt varieties for humans! It is my exclusive brand!✌🏼
When you all get your Bison then you can do it your way how about that
Redmond will actually make up a special mix for you to replace minerals missing in your pasture. (See Farmer Tyler Ranch.)
Ummm Dusty, I'm pretty sure we all thought you would leave the bale up on the back of the truck till you got to where you wanted it rolled out...LOL
Yep, that was my thought too!
Yep, thought after removing the wrap, put the roll back on the truck and then go through the gate. Makes more sense, and they can't tear it up.
Isn't that the advantage of having this new truck? It seems to me that you could cut that bale before driving away.
Exactly....
Adult male has a verticle reach of about 8 feet, so the bale axle would need to about 10 feet high to be out of reach of big Joe.
cut it outside the gate and then lift it back up away from them, go to where you want and lift it down to roll out. Give it a try Dusty.
You could raise it back up
He ain’t got no brains.
Dusty, this is your ranch and you know what's best on how to get things done. People should just mind their own business instead of trying to stick their noses into the way you do things. I've had sort of the same thing happen to me with people trying to tell me how to trap feral cats. They can talk all they want, but for me, the best way is to trap them inside of our garage. I can't trap them outside because I really don't want a skunk going into that live trap! Or any other critter either! And what do I do with those feral cats? They go to meet our vet and he neuters them and sees to any injuries. Then they come right back to our property. So you just keep on doing what's best for your ranch! We love you up here in northwest Ohio!
Dusty, it is your ranch and you know your bison. You do what you know is best for your ranch and the safety for you and Marisa. ❤ Take care.
Dusty, it's your farm and Bison. You do what you know is best.
Yeah, I wonder how many bison these folks with all the "suggestions" are raising.
Take the wrap off, but don’t lay the roll on the ground until you get to where you really want to feed. Get out, close the gate and go on and feed.
Before going in the pasture, take the wrap off the hay then lift the hay back up over the bed until you get to where you want to spread it.
DON'T LEAVE IT HANGING
Yall give this Nashville Tennessee 74 yr young (I'm an ANTIQUE TEENAGER) Great Grandma so much joy with every video. Your families faith is so inspiring and the care you take with your magnificent animals and dedication to the stewardship of your land brings me much enjoyment. When I watch your vids the words of an extraordinary vet come to mind:
"All Creatures,
Great and Small,
The Good Lord Made,
And Loves Us All".
~ Dr James Herriott, English Country Vet
May God richly bless and protect your precious family ~ all the two legged and four legged Baker Clan!✨✨✨✨
Dusty you must be really hard up for content. Lots of folks saying put the bale back on the truck. I don't think you even have to take it off the truck. Just lift it up a bit and take the wrap off right on the truck. I get why you do not want hay on the ground at the gate. You are just trying to make this look harder and more dangerous than it needs to be. Stupid does not gain viewers.
Loved Herriott's books and watching on tv! Loved holding the catgut (at age 4 to 18) while our farm vet did twisted stomach surgeries under the tree between the tree trunk and a tractor. I got to ride along with our farm doc and trailed him when he was on our farm. After our farm moved 200 miles and expanded, i got to go to a milk quality lab with 2 of our new farm docs and one of their techs to learn aseptic milk sampling, striking samples on bi and tri-plates, and how to read the bacterial growth on the plates. Over the years the farm docs taught us to do most treatments. They did preg checks, surgeries (twisted stomach or c-section), problem calvings, and oddball emergencies. Vets taught us how to treat for retained placenta at 24 hours, diagnose the common ailments, and wrote protocols for us to follow for treating various problems. With a large herd, milking 750 cows, our vets trained the new docs on our weekly herd checks and emergency calls. We got to see unusual stuff the docs only read about in their text books. Such an intricate creation! Have a blessed day!
Dusty! 🙄 Now I can't wait to see the video of you explaining why you don't just lift the bale back up onto the truck bed so the boys don't tear it up. And throwing Oklahoma under the bus! 🤣🤣🤣 Priceless.
Hoss is something else. I say you do the hay the way you want to. You gotta love all the experts out here.
Why not lift the bale back onto the truck after the netting is cut and before going through the gate?
Well now you know
Dusty you do your ranchin your way. Heck with what the peanut gallery has to say. I enjoy seeing you with them.
I can think of some reasons why you DON'T do it, but I keep thinking about some sort of double gate setup (like the air lock on a sci-fi spaceship) so you could open the first gate, drive in, close that gate and then open and drive out through a second gate, which could be left open until you returned. At worse some critters would wander into the area between gates, but they couldn't get entirely out of the pasture.
BRILLIANT!!! Hope he see this
it costs money to put that in....
@zifnab6824 yes, but I'm pretty sure there's some type of funding. Plus he seems to keep wire and fencing on hand. We're talking about his and his family's safety here.
Oh my goodness. You made me so happy to know that I'm not the only one who says whipper snapper. Yep I'm waiting to see what that leg bone is of. Dusty you have echoing when you are talking sometimes. Y'all some good looking bison.❤❤❤
If you take off the rap , can you raise the bale back up over the truck -so they can’t get at it until you lower out where you want to place it in the pasture?
Try again 😊
They still can get it
Dusty you put that hay down however you choose to put that hay down.... after all you are the one who is doing all the work!!
Hoss is getting his feisty on. He acts like he wants to challenge the pickup when you come through the gate.
It's like dogs trying to bite truck tires as it moves!
Seriously, you don’t have to prove anything to anyone. Just do it your way. It is your business and no one else’s.
You got that right! Texas
It’s called posting a video and keeping people updated. If u don’t like then what are u watching it?
That's a Great looking herd! Calm and happy!!
I just love how you take the time to enjoy what you have. You truly love bison, and ain't nothing wrong with stopping and looking around you and enjoying every moment. That you film and allow us to be a part of that moment, I personally want to THANK YOU! ❤❤❤
You need to put up a little fence put like a lane in and second gate so you can pull through the first gate close it then you can open second gate and drive right on in and not have to worry about getting trapped by them trying to get to food
Have you thought of a side step for the truck? This way you can get on the back, partially lift the bale and remove the wrap up there, then go down the side step?
I guess you can do your chores anyway you want to. I also love to see them run.
Yes Dusty, when you stop and give them time, they're going ro mess it up. Open the gate, get in the truck and drive. No risk to your life
You do what works best for you. Taking care of your bison is something you do well. Glad that leg wasn't from one of your bison. GOD bless y'all.
Dusty you guys are doing a great job here. Don’t pay any attention to these know-it alls. We know what you are contending with. I do love your hay roller. 👍❤️
Hi Dusty. Thanks for sharing your chores with us. Love the buffalo and learning about ranching. Where is Eleanor? I haven't seen her in a while. 😊
She’s coming up in next video. She’s doing ok!
Dusty every method that you use to care for and feed your herd come from lessons learned. You are justified, and I personally don't think you need to explain why to bone heads out there who have not walked in your boots. You are doing an amazing job so keep up the good works with your lovely family😊
Dusty, you don't need to explain yourself to us. You know your herd, your land, and your equipment. You have plenty of experience in all of this. We arm chair ranchers should just watch and learn!
They are such magnificent animals
Hello Dusty and Marisa
I know that you know how to be careful and aware around your bison.
Love the new hay roller in the truck!
Blessings ❤
~Linda
Great pics of the Bison herd. Always fun to watch the herd all try to get a bite of fresh hay.
Watching their behavior during the hay roll or cub s never gets old! They are amazing animals
Take the wrap off before you sit it on the bed of the truck. Then just carry it to where you need it, then roll it out.. no problem.
Hallo Cross Timbers Bison Crew,
You have a little audio glitch at about 3min28sek lasting until 3:52.
Thank you for sharing your bison operation with us!
Thank you Dusty, I love how the bison follow you in the field. Hoss is character. It's like he agrees with you all the time. I just love watching them.❤
All the bison are looking good on beautiful sunny day!
All I have to say you do what makes you all comfortable. And my god they are beautiful animals. Thanks for sharing. God bless.
You know what to do on your land!!!!❤
At the end of the day, your the boss. You've done this and it's tried and true. Don't worry about what we think. It's what you do that great. Thank you for showing us city folks what you do.
You have a method to your madness 🤣🤣🤣
Is it possible to spring load that gate? It would make things so much easier for you!
Are Big Joe and Hoss playing or is it serious between the two of them?
Do things your way, it's your ranch, your money. God Bless y'all. John V. Michigan
Your channel, your ranch, your way. Needs no explanation. Enough said..... Have a blessed day.
I had to laugh Dusty. "Knuckleheads".
I've been watching your channel for quite a while Your bison heard has grown from the start ....! I really appreciate the love and devotion you have for these bison ....!
I enjoy watching those who have gone through the Redmond mine. I use Redmond products daily. Their salt, hydration re-lyte and immunity re-lyte. I also use the animal salt to mix into my feed. Dusty you are doing fine with your bison.
Suggestions are fine but are you are raising bison or cattle.
Yes i have been wondering about the leg😊.
Love your videos and enjoy watching them every time. May the lord bless and protect you and your family and the bison and other animals. Dusty doing it your is better
Wow, we have so many critics... you don't have to explain why you do the things you do.. I wonder how many of these critics are bison farmers? You do whats best for you and your bisons.. love watching your videos. From South Africa 🇿🇦
Such beautiful animals!
Great to see Big Joe and Hoss next to each other.
Dusty if you leave the bales on the bed of the truck or if you have 2 bales, the 2nd bale up against the first bale I believe you should be fine. In your example you left the bale at their height to attack it.
I love seeing your Bison and babies they are stunning Dusty
Boys will be boys. Good to see Hoss playin' games with Big Joe.
I also wondered if that was an elk leg, IF you have elk around there. Their hooves are similar to cattle's. Mia loves ridin' in the rig with dad, that's her job.
Thank you for sharing! They are so amazing!
Everyone can learn from others but it's your farm. Do what is best for you.
Well Dusty I do believe you just got slammed. I ❤ your adventures! You do your thing when it comes to the bisons. Keep up the great work and keep on RANCHING!
Hi Dusty, Marissa and Brooke. Great video. You have to do it as safe as possible for yall Bison looking magnificent and healthy Could be a Elk leg. God bless and love yall ❤❤
Remember as kid in Wisconsin or MN had hay bales in a hay mow, hay loft
Whole different hay operation
We used to build forts with the hay bales when we were kids. (IL/WI)
It is amazing how the small square is really a thing of the past. The barns are also rendered practically useless too because you don't need them to store your hay. Our barn sits empty and useless.
@@greghamann2099, a barn can make right handy garage!
True.@@Cricket2731
Honestly Dusty, there is a better way to roll out the bales - grab the bale, lift it just off the ground, remove the wrap and then put it on the truck bed. Then lift off and roll out when you are in the pasture. Presto ! No knuckle heads bashing it about :)
You have such Beautiful Farms!!!!! These Bisons are Phenomenal!!! 🤗❤️👍🙋🏻♀️
Thank you!
Cant you leave the bail over the back of the truck and stop it there to cut off the wrap and then fully extend it after you get inside to roll it out?
BTW, people often critique before they praise.
You must be doing something right this year, your animals have a fantastic winter coat in that they have quite a luster to them in the sunlight. Those have got to be the most beautiful american bison that I have ever seen. And they look both healthy and happy.
Dusty , it's your farm you do what works for you with the hay.love watching you & the bison.
I ❤❤ the Redmond salt to use in OUR house. No livestock now just our pup
Have you considered having a double gate setup where you enter through one, close it then open a second gate? That way there is never a risk of escape.
Lots of negative people in here this evening. Dusty knows what he is doing. He has been doing this for several yrs now. Just sit back and enjoy the beautiful bison.
Nice echo going on there for bit
I think you need to get a remote motorized gate opener. One of your clever friends should be able to figure one out for you pretty cheaply
Hey coach Baker, dont know how I hadnt seen your channel until now. Congrats on all your success
What’s up bud!! Good to hear from ya!
You do it your way Dusty.
I love the way no one pays attention to the boys fighting.
In a year or less, hoss will be pushing to be the dominant bull of the herd
Sweet wife taking care of his blade and He appreciates it ❤❤
Hi from Bundaberg, Queensland. I have binge watched your videos and am now watching your other channel, I have been in withdrawals. Love bison after seeing a small heard in a plains zoo. I watched them for a long time remembering the movies about the native Indians. Love to you, your family, and to all bison ranchers over there.
Thanks Dusty and Blessing to you and you awesome family = 🙏🙏🙏 👍
Shoe🇺🇸
Dusty, don’t you just love how try to run your ranch? It amazes me! You have complete control, run it your way. I love watching your critters 😊. I’m from Louisville, Kentucky. 😅Down I65 south of Louisville there is a Buffalo ranch. They have a restaurant that serves bison 😂sandwiches and more. I tried some barbecue bison and it wasn’t bad. I have to get back to the video.
I would, too. Wanting to see Big Joe,Dunbar, Sweet Eleanor, and Hoss
Nice job. Thanks.
Logically it looks a lot safer to take the netting off further into the pasture than at the gate.
Cut strings then lift it up back up. Safer for you😊
After removing the wrap, place it back on the truck until you get where you want to drop it.
Feed cubes first? Distraction? Wow!
Love the arrow in the sky!!
Jason your video shoot of your bison herd against the backdrop of the sky I think would make a great painting or pencil drawing.
Oh my gosh! I never thought of this before! Hoss and Little Joe on the show and Hoss and Big Joe at your house! 😊
Pretty easy to leave the hay up.WOW should of thought this video through a bit.On that bone I never seen where you guys found 1508 is she there?
Don't even need to take bail down just raise a bit pull rap off it's easier than 1 thinks.
He found them all on the last video.
Watching you from Delaware.
After removing the wrap, Do not leave the roll low, Put the roll BACK UP on the truck before going through the gate and then lower it where you want to unroll it.
You have a roll lift. Keep the roll up until you get to the right place
Dusty, all of the objections you have to cutting the wrap early go away IF you put the round bale back on the truck instead of leaving it hanging out the back. That mechanism swings both ways, and you can keep the bale high and safe, if you just reload the bale onto the back of the truck before you go through the gate. Don't lower it to be near the ground until you have it where you want to feed. Problem solved.
I just cracked up reading the comments cause I was thinking the same thing. Works even if he is doing 2 bales. ❤😊
Those two are having fun playing around.
Always safety first. I’ve learned a lot from this channel thank you.
But you could take the wrap off, put it back up on the truck, then lower it again when you are ready? I mean it probably doesn't really make a difference if you do it in the paddock or out, but if you do it outside less chance of an accident with and over excited bison
The shots of the line of Bison against the horizon are wonderful to see.
Keep in on the flat bed. Pretty Easy bud
I trust what you do. I won't question because I do not know. Sorry you have to explain.