Big Run Ranches - Episode Three

Big Run Ranches - Episode Three
The Olsen family has been ranching cattle in Utah for generations but, the lifestyle gets harder and harder every year. Follow the family operation for an entire season from calving to the final sale.
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[@46rambo49]

God Bless the American rancher, we just about can't make it with WA DC screwing EVERYTHING UP, from markets to running small producers out of business. we run 2600 head on 40k acres and it's damn tough, granddad says most city folk wouldn't know a self tapping metal screw from their drug dealer downtown, a barrel of oil last year $600, this year $1600, thanks Big Guy

[@kgosithembani5667]

Enjoying this guys

[@pilsonandrew]

Love this man! So glad youtube recommended it!

[@jefferyronson8950]

An absolutely great place to raise kids.

[@janied8831]

Really enjoyed!!🙏🙏🙏🕊

[@paulb2948]

I'm hooked. Hope to see more!

[@conniewahl4743]

Great. Loved every minute of this film.

[@ernestrhoades5147]

I usually find them on top a mountain or some other god forsaken place ,and a good horse is a must and 30/30 just incase you decide you just do not need that bull any more!

[@thatagguy]

The kid in the red shorts already has a 6 pack

[@buckinbullfinance6192]

hi y'all new sub from australia :)

[@bigrunranches9037]

What part of Australia? Our oldest is moving to Australia in a couple months!

[@buckinbullfinance6192]

@@bigrunranches9037 qld

[@bigrunranches9037]

He’s coming to Queensland too! He’s excited.

[@buckinbullfinance6192]

@@bigrunranches9037 awesome all the best - australia is a awesome place to live :)

[@DavidEllisYawtYawt]

I need y’all filming for me

[@bigrunranches9037]

They do a great job! Amazing talent.

[@jeffbrooks8288]

I’m curious about your selection of bulls and why you decided to use a variety of breeds rather than settle on one cross? Do you retain your own replacement heifers? If you do, how does the bull selection fit into your management strategy?

[@jarrodgarces823]

That's why you should raise your bulls

[@hessranch]

How many head of cattle do you run. Losing 15- 20 head should be unacceptable.

[@CleysiMozombite-ri2id]

Traductor Español no sale

[@gcranch9913]

You need to do something really different if you’re losing that many cows! Maybe consider your culling routine or vet program but that’s no way to stay in business

[@m.9888]

Please don't treat your horse like that. Its mouth is super sensitive, you shouldn't pull on it like that.

[@jessemarch4528]

Jedno jako 30 kur, niema koguta, niema jajek,kto ma kury budzić rano?.

[@theresadevries1906]

if you're such an animal person, why would you let 1 mama cow plus a baby die? It's part of the business? Perhaps you need more help.

[@paulmccambridge9199]

How not to herd bulls is what they should call this show

[@andybarnes167]

Horsemanship at its finest.......

[@stevenroberts2490]

Actually for stock that’s only been handled twice a year I thought it went well. There’s always some clown with no knowledge and a lot of opinion

[@jims4489]

Good comment, you are right on both accounts, bulls can be a challenge sometimes, and most people have little clue on this stuff!@@stevenroberts2490

[@stewwalker]

He aint no cowboy...

[@testtest-gs3oo]

Ur commenting on KZbin while he’s still working. Nuff said

[@jakedahmen-fv6sw]

He's a rancher & there is a difference.

[@Angel-jt9gj]

Don't care for the way you treat your horse. If you were a horseman you'd have a better understanding of thinking like a horse. You should read the web site by that name.