Being honest, I did but have no idea where they all are now. Would sure be fun to find em, for me as well. I'll look around when I get back home.

Maybe a video is due haha I started an axe throwing business and have returned to Nevada for the moment

At the particular ranch/farm I worked at I was hired on as the mechanic and as such my primary job became farming (hay production). Most ranches will have people who specialize in doing specific chores, from the cattle perspective, one person may check minerals and water sources while one checks fencing. Moving the cows on any sort of drive will be a whole ranch effort with a few hired hands thrown in. Hay doesn’t grow in winter so as a semi decent mechanic I normally was able to keep up with the breakdowns and didn’t have winter projects like most guys do. Basically in winter, I converted to helping with the cows full time. The cows were home for winter and were calving so we were certainly busy with it. TLDR: I had very little cattle experience and was hired solely on my mechanical ability/work ethic. Despite having horse experience, the cattle/horse experience comes with time and eagerness

“In feudal Japan, a ronin was a warrior, a samurai without a master, who travelled the country offering his service to anyone in need of a sword to hire. But unlike the lonesome cowboy or gunman in Western movies, the ronin in Japanese culture has always had a tragic dimension, a sense of failure.” Seems the correlation isn’t far fetched

Ya sometimes it’s a drive, but in Missouri it isn’t too far away :P

haha just saw this and can't tell you how many times I've heard this

Would say lots of outfits usually use 4-wheelers in most situations and horses only in certain situation. Shame to say the least but pressing a start button is waaay easier than tacking up a horse.

Been saving up money working at a brewery in Gemany… not sure if the content I can make is good enough for the platform here, but I’m constantly thinking about it.

@@anthonylambert1225 brew your own beer my man that shit would rock

@@humanoid2423 I been thinking about it, but with the brewery giving me free beer it’s been hard to find motivation lol

My car broke down and I couldn’t fix it with my salary…. Ended up choosing to do what I wanted and used my last paycheck to move into ranching

Depends on the outfit, but a lot of day workers will have to bring their own horse. Ranch hands will usually have the option of either or

Thanks for the sub! Seems like forever ago now

Same man, it’s why I left the industry… looked up grants and loans and you‘d have to have at least 100k in cold cash to get even the loan. I think everyday about the land I want, and truth is, working as a hand on a ranch won’t give you that. So I’ve left in search of something that will, and can‘t wait to be back under those open skies

I was the same way when I was little, and I eventually operated every farm machinery item imaginable. The highlights are Fordson Major, 990 David Brown, 1928 Model D JD on steel wheels, 65 and 178 Massey Ferguson, 1955 diesel (Model R) John Deere, 1958 D6 Caterpillar with front-end loader to empty feedlot barns, skidsteer loader, Versatile 400 swather, 2x4 and 4x4 4020 John Deere, articulated 8630 JD, Belarus and 800 Versatile, 1070 Case, 7030 Allis-Chalmers, 800 Versatile, 1975 cabover Freightliner grain truck, Mack grain truck, D7 Caterpillar dozer, most of which are legendary. On the implement side: FMC green pea harvesters (self-propelled and pull-ype), grain combines, inbcluding TR70 rotary combine, various round and square balers, every tillage equipment you can imagine, including reversible moldboard plow, seeder/rotavator, breaking plow, subsoil ripper and packer/roller. "I've been everywhere man!" Then I moved on :-)

Berlin is a massive music hub in the world, lots of DJs take their fist steps in the clubs there. Kinda like New York, it promotes a creative culture, and that includes so much more than music. I definitely wouldn't want to live there but to each their own xD

@@anthonylambert1225 oh ok thank you very much. I hope things are going well for you and that you're happy. And i appreciate you replying thank you. I live in Las Vegas, NV but lived in Spokane WA. Nevada weather sucks! I don't blame you for moving to Germany..lol. J/K Im pretty sure you didn't quit what you were doing because of the weather lol. Best of luck to ya dude.😁

I’ll have to rewatch this video now 😂