Yes I am monetized on both channels Thanks for your support

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I have heard the billboard tarp are good I last tarp I bought was a harbor freight "heavy duty" and it seems to be pretty good

It is worth the time spent

That is why I love the deserts of Utah not many snow blowers here

For sure

I think so to. Aint she lucky hahaha

@@10CowRanch-gn1iy Sure she is Chris very Lucky

She does make my happy

I hope so none of my kids do haha

Boyd's work is awesome

Boyd has some great karma for sure !!!

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Thanks for the great comment

Yes the craftmanship is awesome

Floor it!! That is awesome

I am pretty disappointed in myself I created myself a lot of work

I replied to you

Lessons learned for sure

Thank you that was very nice for you to say

Send me an email we can talk about it [email protected]

Thanks Ri

Thanks for all the great comments Brad

The right numbers Thats funny

50 acres total That includes some leased ground The beauty of that is it takes the same amount of equipment to farm 50 acres or 500. haha Thanks for watching

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It is amazing how green it is for this time of year Thanks for your continued support

I do like new concrete Too bad it is some expensive

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That is my hope I think if you have it seal coated right after installation is helps make it last Thanks for the comment

That is interesting If you need some real life content about life in west I love would to be a part of it. I am not a writer but I did write an article about a gun project once. I could not get any interest from any publisher on it. I am not college educated but when it comes to life on the ranch I can build or fix just about anything. I think you have my email if you would like to correspond that way It might be better than on the comment section

@@10CowRanch-gn1iy I'm not sure if I have your email; is it in your description or on your profile? I can go look. What we're writing is fiction and only occasionally focuses on the work, but I like to be as authentic as possible in my depictions of the day-to-day. (Eg, whether she comes from all the men ALWAYS wear button-downs, whereas where I'm from you never see a man except in a t-shirt. That sort of thing.) That said, your videos about saddles and horses and farrier work have taught me so much, and I've incorporated all that knowledge into my writing. ...it's also inspired me with a desire to one day go west but I know very well what everyone thinks about tenderfoot easterners showing up so I'm not quite as sure about that one. 😅

Here is my email [email protected] Send me an email I have some Ideas I would to discuss with you

@@10CowRanch-gn1iy As you wish; I warn you, my email address is left over from my teenhood, and it reflects that. 😅

I got my first horse when I was 14 because no one could ride him. The guy told me "if you can break him you can have him". He bucked everyday for the first 30 days. He was a great cowboy horse but he needed a lot of work to do. Thanks for the comment

King is real good about that kind of stuff I might use him this year for elk hunting. A horse is a great help for the pack out job

Yes I did forget the close out. Thanks for watching anyway.

I love the mountain this time of year. Thanks for watching

That is for sure I drove for about 30 minutes before I realized I forgot the gate. King is honest for sure Never had a wreck on him Knock on wood haha

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Those sliders are a real pain for sure. The reined cowhorse guys are using sliders with a treaded insert so when they go down the fence they can get a little traction. I am glad to have the skill set to do my own farrier work but it seems like it is getting harder on me as the years go by. Thanks for you support of both channels

You are a true horseman Chris. My brother had a horse ranch in Nebraska and I spent a lot of time around horses growing up but never learned how to shoe. I did learn however, that a dirt bike stays where you leave it when you get off and you don’t have to walk two miles back to the barn! lol We have a few farriers around here but they don’t do enough business to be full time.

@@boydsteenblock1328 The comment about the dirt bike made laugh. I do love a good dirt bike almost as much as a good horse (almost). In the spring I ride a WR 450 gathering cows off the desert. The bike is very valuable. I just put a big ranch hand bumper on my truck. My plan is to have the motorcycle in a rack on the front of the truck. So I can a horse in half of the trailer and cows in the other half. I will do a video on it,

@@boydsteenblock1328 Thanks Boyd