ACTV Icons, The Cowboy Way of Life on Kokernot o6 Ranch

[@judithgraham7218]

Real cowboys like Youall have all my respect I always wanted to live on a ranch never got the opportunity I used to have horses and worked at Irvine Park riding stables in California in 1956 and 1959 I’ve always loved the West and still do there’s nothing like a sunset and sunrise in the West by Gods Grace I’m still here at 78 God Bless You All

[@eddiehernandez854]

Real cowboys not possers

[@hoghunter6872]

I know what you mean broke my back in 1994 had to give it up nothing better than running cattle

[@speakyourtruth9768]

Yall* id suppose

[@leanneadams2549]

You’ll get your ranch sir, someday. I promise.

[@J.R.Graham]

Great true story-book title,"Cowboy Mafia".🤠🌿

[@ellisritz7654]

I respect men who work on the land, work cattle, ride a good horse and live a life of freedom. Great video.

[@MariaLucero-bg9hc]

I love this. I have always wanted to live like this. I think I'm past doing it but I still love it. Tomorrow I will ride my mare and dream about living like this. Long Live Cowboys!❤❤❤

[@stevevail9309]

These are the kind of men this country 100 years ago everywhere!!! Hard working,lots of cow sense!

[@luisquintana1283]

Thanks for all people who works in ranch all cowboys 🤠 for bring the food to the table 👌 ❤ iam so glad I want to join at the crew God bless to them 🙏

[@davidlorenz4449]

Much respect to the men who work this ranch. Great to see the younger kids.

[@keithroberts5692]

Put together very well. Very accurate depiction of what it’s really like. The camaraderie the hard work, the good food. Living simply. Providing America with beef. Hats off to today’s Cowboys.

[@ryancarroll3961]

I remember Waylon Jennings’s did a special on cowboys at the 06 back in the 80s I’m glad to see it’s still working like a real cattle ranch should

[@13daniel1974]

I grew up in a railroad town surrounded by ranches and cows. It was just natural to work as a cowhand. From age 15 to 20, this is what I did every summer. There is NOTHING like spending time in the wide open, on a horse, moving/sorting/caring for cattle, haying, fencing, etc... At 48, I am looking to getting back to some sort of farming/ranching/country life. Until you actually do it, you never quite understand the feeling of working so hard you're bone tired yet feeling so fulfilled and satisfied. As for branding, you learn quick to cover the posterior end of a calf with a boot...hahaha. Ranching and the work with it is truly a symbiotic relationship between humans, animals, and mother nature.

[@keithroberts5692]

If, and when you get bit by the cowboy bug there’s no turning back.

[@jeridiahwatson3718]

As for Brandin’…, You learn quick to cover the posterior end of a Calf with a Boot…” I get it! 🤠

[@won-jinchoi4496]

Respect from South Korean guy who admire hats and boots

[@connieturk8306]

Warms my heart to see this. Farmed &Ranched all my life. Not to this extent or size, but still cows, horses, calving, ranching, etc. I can’t anymore, but I live on my grandkids ranch& see it going on, missing the things I used to do😢

[@tjp-re4du]

Don't for a second think keeping this Ranch for 6 generations was anything but a constant struggle. I take my hat off to you for doing it. I wish you nother 6. God Bless

[@shaunroberts9361]

This was Outstanding. That is some rough country there know folks. Was a ranch Hand in Northern AZ.... Best job I ever had. Just never got paid.. THIS IS THE BEST VIDEO I EVER WATCH. NUFF SAID....

[@lurp6178]

Up here in the North Rocky's area y'all down there just keep on doing what you're doing and keep the tradition going from one cowboy to another.

[@gregturnbow7089]

Much respect and love to all who do this work. Most people don't even know, just what they see on tv. Everyone should experience the west, nothing like it.

[@jamesshields1969]

I've never dreamt about something so much in my whole life than to be able to live, work and honor the cowboy life. To see how O6 gets it done is so pure and I proudly envy this crew, they truly are doing something amazing with their young cowboys too. A true marvel

[@broomtailcountry]

Are you working towards becoming a cowboy?

[@jamesshields1969]

@@broomtailcountry I’d love to, I live in El Paso. I’ve retired once already from long term military service. Learning about all I could to be a useful hand would make my day.

[@Matthew.._]

@@jamesshields1969 hey, if you a veteran, I recommend checking out bear hug cattle company. They run an operation for military men, wanting to get into ranching. Also, chase your dreams! All the old people wish they would’ve just done what they wanted, but they don’t got any more time! Go and take a risk

[@jamesshields1969]

@@Matthew.._ thank you for turning me on to this amazing non-profit. Never heard of this, I’m reaching out immediately

[@Matthew.._]

@@jamesshields1969 yes of course! It’s a 10 week course and if you go to their website, which I’m sure you have, you can read all about it. Definitely get in contact!

[@oletimer5853]

God Bless !!! It actually puts tear in my eye to see the last of the cowboy way of life. Long Live The Cowboys !!!

[@ben-jam-in6941]

Some of my favorite memories and really just a feeling of contentment are when after a hard days work you throw a few bags of sweet feed in the back of the truck and ease out to the feed troughs set up somewhere in the pasture. Then you call your cattle in… “come on girls Whoooo come ooon” dump some feed out, (keeping an eye out for the ones you know are wild) .. by then the cattle are all gathered around you and the suns slowly going down.. you think all is good with the heard.. cool breeze and all that stuff. It’s my happy place.

[@SleepinDogStudio]

Wonderful video! Gorgeous photography!!!!

[@henrymichaelwilson8107]

Hello there. I respect hard working people like yourselves. I used to work the land, I repaired bowdery walls and fences, all weather. I'm retired now through illness and old age. I watch you cowboys and think how good it could be, working has a Team and getting things done.

[@dedwin8930]

Great video! Keep the tradition going!!!!🐂🇺🇸

[@pattybryd7228]

I love this video. So awesome to see this way of life.

[@Tommy-lu7qd]

Such a great story! I would love to live that life! I will for sure be a cowboy in heaven’s life🙏🏼

[@geraldblair5084]

We need a lot more people like that in our world

[@aghanisar1523]

Wow what a dry region by the way you have preserved it ....

[@claraguzman6842]

Thank you for what you do. God bless.

[@deballen8046]

A wonderful depiction of this way of life. Every young man or woman should have this opportunity to learn and grow.

[@valdovilla8625]

What a beautiful life style

[@Sizzlesride]

What a JOY to see your ways❤. Thank you for siring🇺🇸

[@craigwebb9236]

Thank you for all you do for veterans I learned so much from Rod.

[@yonatangirma-ge4yh]

from Ethiopia o6 ranch is dream that gentleman chris and his family God bless you

[@andrewchiremba480]

U might be one of the youngest in the group but I see a man in you already keep up the good work

[@OneEyeHikes]

Such a great video! Forever live Cowboy!

[@justinlong271]

I’d give everything i own and my job to live this way

[@armelledekergorlay5918]

one day I well like to work like a cowboy, thenk you fore the video

[@hardtail84]

Wish I would have had the opportunity to live that life. Hard work, with a great lifestyle.

[@nicholasnicholas472]

Born into it. Wouldn’t want any other life… I’m never going to get wealthy, but I’m rich in so many other ways.

[@mousefarm]

Are you creating your own calves on the farm?

[@handlebarslim78]

There is nothing better than cowboy life.🐕‍🦺🇺🇲

[@theguitarjohnshow]

Much Love and respect for yall that's what I want to do

[@jareddawson7239]

I just watched the documentary of this ranch that starred Waylon Jennings

[@angelos.3106]

going to college by the o6. hope to work for them in the summers

[@theguitarjohnshow]

God Bless Yall America's True Heroes next to The Military

[@AirborneAirAssault6565]

It's not actors on TV and Yellowstone! It's tough, dangerous and positive.

[@theguitarjohnshow]

I've never done it but definitely willing to learn

[@bluenovacorgi8230]

Ive always wanted to cowboy like this, since i was a kid still do at age 29 just need experience! Cant find any ranches really where i live sadly

[@luisquintana1283]

Thanks for video

[@flavioalmeida3543]

Linda tradição , parabéns .

[@Kennygrhm1]

Love this video

[@eduardotrillomartinez3308]

que bonito trabajo, de verdad, los envidio

[@ClydeNewcombe-p4f]

That's the life binning a 🐄 boy only can be the best enjoy it cowboys

[@ErnestineBettis-iw3gk]

How do I get a job on the ranch

[@jobellamy3074]

Thank you and wish I was that strong

[@Uainebmd]

What got a lot of ag land in my area was lack of succession planning. Land prices are unaffordable to get enough land to be profitable, so will develop into a stewardship owner/tenant farmer situation if ag land is kept in agriculture. Unfortunately for my area a lot of it is developed.

[@yonatangirma-ge4yh]

06 ranch gentleman chris from petersantelo vidio to this i am from Ethiopia if i had a chance to go to USA i would like too meet this gentleman ❤

[@richardpolansky4365]

That’s correct…no places to go!’

[@caseyhackler6163]

Same ranch Waylon Jennings was on a documentary my heroes have always been cowboys I think it was called.

[@tomcooley3778]

Is this ranch in Nevada ?

[@timmedina3684]

Horse back is the only way I know how. Praise the Lord. 🙏

[@nickoneill4323]

I love hearing these folks talk about the next generation, when they’re the first to tell a prospecting greenhorn no when he applies for the job because he can’t rope, or may not sit a saddle as good. You gotta teach more than 1 kid a year to keep the world going

[@ronaldgavlick732]

So do these kids go to school or are they home schooled

[@crystaldawn8875]

It would be a tradgedy to lose this knowledge! I hope n dream that its not a dying art!

[@gerrycoleman7290]

Rance: You want to be the best horseman you can be, I bet you could ride in a rope halter and lead line converted to reins and have a calmer and more responsive horse with subtle cues. The others cowboys would take notice at how much more efficient your work would be and how much more work your horse would be willing to do.

[@mikeoliver198]

True real.

[@OneEyeHikes]

If I didn’t have a gig in Utah and was 40 years younger…

[@caseyhenderson7081]

Can i come to work for yall?❤

[@victorioguedea2311]

Did you all start branding calves yet

[@pierrecrampagne6826]

Si ce film étant une fiction, proche de la réalité, et donner aux jeunes la possibilité de faire ce travail, alors seulement l'avenir sera assuré.

[@priestking369]

Poor cows, doesn't look like there's much to graze on

[@AstroVision93]

Not gonna lie, I legit thought that was Ben Shapiro in the thumbnail for a second.

[@pierrecrampagne6826]

Cette vidéo montre ce qu'est la vie du cowboy, avec la rudesse du travail, avec aussi la monotonie qui l'accompagne avec les vaches, mais aussi être au contact des intempéries ( pluie, neige, la foudre etc) avec les tâches que l'on fait comme marquer les veaux au fer rouge, et les autres travaux autour du cheval. Même être son propre vétérinaire ( plus infirmier que médecin). Les honoraires du médical animal n'étant pas donné, y compris les médicaments. Avec le lait de vos vaches, essayer de faire des yaourts et du fromage, ce qui rentabiliserais chaque cowboy, dans une micro entreprise, et avec les finances améliorer votre vie dans le ranch, sinon faire venir de l'orge et du houblon et faire de la bière dans une petite brasserie et là aussi diversifier les breuvages avec les degrés d'alcool. Chaque cowboy doit avoir son "tour de main" et faire son fromage qu'il peut rentabiliser,comme le berger avec ses brebis, et vendre sa production sur le marché ou grande surface (local).

[@MrAndypree]

One of the cowboys is called Peewee Peebles…. What the hell…

[@bmorebones]

Imagine taking 100,000 chickens to the vet. 1 wing will be 50 dollars in the future. FDA what's to control life itself 100%

[@victorioguedea2311]

Hey peckerwoods are you all branding yet

[@pattimartin7250]

oh, that pony....

[@unboundcycling4288]

the real yellowstone

[@carlosramalho5910]

😊

[@FernandoRamos-ln6vh]

🐎🐎🐎🐎🐎🐎🐎🐎🐎🦬🦬🦬🦬🦬🦬🦬

[@cemetarygates2800]

A dying breed of folks. Very unfortunate.

[@rowdyscooter4094]

Ridin. .stable .is. Nothin..like .a. Ranch .! Ranch .work...in .different.. Parts .of .country... Has. Changed.. ! Hard. Make..living..now. Days.

[@BODA-KFH]

you never go straight in with the iron, you roll it so it doesn't burn the skin deep, just enough to leave the brand

[@CountryBoyCharlie]

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