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[@cherylmillard2067]

Not only incredibly fast but their physical agility is off the chart!

[@BrokenArrowBison]

Absolutely! They say they can outmaneuver most horses!

[@tanyajenkins919]

They have really got settled in . Your herd is becoming more relaxed. Thanks for sharing

[@BrokenArrowBison]

Yes they are really doing well! Thank you for watching!

[@dskim5848]

These beasts can be very unpredictable. Good video Noah! The public should be aware!

[@BrokenArrowBison]

Thank you! I appreciate your support!

[@valansley]

Thank you = They look so calm grazing but don't ever underestimate their strength and ability to kill you if they get mad

[@BrokenArrowBison]

Yeah they sure look docile. You always want to keep an eye on your surroundings definitely.

[@marilynfdavis891]

I love hearing the history of Bison!

[@BrokenArrowBison]

Thanks Marilyn!

[@carriegrosenick6426]

Thanks for explaining the bison herd and the safety issues you have to know around bison. Love you guys. 🥰♥️💖🦬

[@BrokenArrowBison]

Thank you Carrie! Appreciate your support!

[@audreymadden4872]

Noah great advice. This advice should go for all large livestock including horses, goats, sheep, etc. You never know when one is going to get a litle crazy. Even bottle fed babies can get aggressive. Have a wonderful day.

[@BrokenArrowBison]

Absolutely. Thank you for watching!

[@harryioder101]

PLEASE FOLKS THIS RANCHER GAVE YOU IMPORTANT INFORMATION..AND WARNING. THESE ANIMALS ARE WILD..SO RESPECT..WHAT HE SAYS..

[@harryioder101]

Thanks

[@djor316]

Good talk Noah. Have a Blessed Day.

[@BrokenArrowBison]

Thank you so much! You too!

[@jeanbridgman7513]

Thank you so much for having the teaching programs. Very impressive.

[@BrokenArrowBison]

I appreciate you watching!

[@myralhf]

Wild, wild west with Bison...so enjoy learning with y'all...

[@seaknightvirchow8131]

I know that the most treacherous bulls, cattle, are those treated like a pet. You can never turn your back on them.

[@BrokenArrowBison]

Absolutely.

[@seaknightvirchow8131]

@@block4565 Thanks for your reply but I was talking specifically about cattle bulls. I grew up around cattle and based my comment not only on personal experience but also on some research I did one time. Statistics are a generality based on a number of events but cannot predict an individual behavior. This is just like cancer survival statistics. We do not know which person will be in the survivor group among 100 people with the same stage and grade of tumor. I have found dairy bulls particularly dangerous. Animal behaviorists say that young bulls should be kept with other members of the herd whether other bull calves or cows, Not all pit bulls are dangerous but they are responsible for half the dog bite fatalities in the US. Statistics are just what they are. My grandfather was nearly killed by a Short Horn bull who had been so docile that my dad and uncles sat on his back. I am sometimes amused by a statistic that says I am more likely to be killed by a cow or dog than a shark. Yes this is true only because we are exposed far more to dogs or cows than sharks. I don’t fear salt water crocs because I am not in their habitat.

[@Mrs.Frankenstein]

@@seaknightvirchow8131 That reminds me of people being shocked that there was a shark attack in the ocean lol. I mean it's only the sharks home you're invading lol.

[@BrokenArrowBison]

Right!

[@user-gz7wv4kh7f]

​@@seaknightvirchow8131it is definitely a mistake equating herbivore with docility. I grew up handling both dairy and beef cattle, and the dairy bulls are usually more aggressive, but I didn't trust any of them. I helped my sister with her pigs, sheep, and goats, and they can hurt you pretty quickly too.

[@doghairdontcarelindaniel7531]

Love hearing these stories. So interesting. Plz keep sharing.

[@BrokenArrowBison]

I appreciate you listening!

[@billiehaymore5181]

I came to spot through Dusty when you gave him the bison. What a tearjerker!

[@BrokenArrowBison]

😁

[@Mrs.Frankenstein]

People underestimate how fast and strong they are. Amazing animals!

[@BrokenArrowBison]

Yeah they look slow but they’re not

[@Mrs.Frankenstein]

@@BrokenArrowBison Sometimes faster than a horse it's amazing to see one run at full speed, it's like a train that's nots gonna stop! The sound of their hooves hitting the ground sounds like thunder when your around about 100 of them lol

[@r8tr273]

A few years ago, we were fishing the Yellowstone, on an island. There was a huge group of bison on the far side of the braid that formed the island. THE bull ended up across from me, making bison noises and occasionally stomping the ground. I pretty much ignored them other than marvel at their size and beauty. I never felt threatened and as long as I fished the other side and didn’t stare at them or try to get closer i felt safe. Late in the afternoon all of them gathered at the river , around 200, and swam across about 30 yards upstream from where my friend was fishing. One of the best pictures I’ve ever taken. Maybe I wasn’t as safe as I thought.

[@BrokenArrowBison]

LOL Yeah they are incredibly good swimmers.

[@2CalaLilly]

Thank you for all the educational information you share. This particular video could save someone's life.

[@BrokenArrowBison]

I appreciate your support!

[@nerolsalguod4649]

Had a tractor with panels for moving bison through the separating alley and a bull completely destroy it. Up on the blackfoot res. They are defensive and tough and do what they want no matter what.

[@BrokenArrowBison]

Wow. Yeah I have heard that they will go after tractors or ATV’s that you work them with or any type of machinery. I’m very careful not to push them for that reason. I don’t want to train them to charge in the middle of the field.

[@daytimedreaming8307]

Hi Noah, your herd is looking good, they're getting used to you very well. Can hear your passion for bison it's great. Looking forward to being on your journey with you and hoping all goes to plan. Would love to see this channel grow, you've got what it takes to present awesome content. Kudos and good luck !!!

[@BrokenArrowBison]

Thank you so much for the kind words! I really appreciate you supporting us!

[@jackieriley2682]

I`m really enjoying your videos! Thank you for taking the time to make them.

[@BrokenArrowBison]

I appreciate you supporting us Jackie!

[@46rambo49]

we NEVER approach ours on foot, horseback or quad OK, afoot nope! ours run open pasture on several thousand acres, we just move them every now and then if the grass needs the rest.

[@BrokenArrowBison]

Absolutely! That’s awesome, whereabouts is your ranch located?

[@debrabeam5474]

Thank you for explaining the precautions you have to take with Bison, buffalo. Could save someone's life! God bless❤

[@BrokenArrowBison]

I appreciate that Debra!

[@janzebuski3559]

At the beginning of this video, I got nervous for you when you were turning your back to the herd😲! But you're aware and taking good care of the herd... it's all about respect, like always, right!!!

[@BrokenArrowBison]

Yeah I know what you mean. But it’s like I said. You have to understand your environment. Knowing your animals well and their motives are important. Thank you so much for supporting us!

[@deannaray4837]

Thank you for sharing and explaining how they behave.

[@BrokenArrowBison]

Anytime! Thank you for watching!

[@karionhawkins3091]

Great reminders that animals are not always thinking what you think they are

[@BrokenArrowBison]

Absolutely.

[@dougegbert42]

Oldie but goodie

[@lesisbest11]

totally enjoyed this! Love your relationship with these animals, knowing them💜

[@BrokenArrowBison]

Thank you!

[@barbaragalbreth4429]

Don't discount the fact that these animals, unlike domestic cattle, can coexist with apex predators which are imperative to maintaining the health of open pastures, water sources, and woodlands.

[@BrokenArrowBison]

Absolutely! They are very much a part of our ecosystem!

[@choff83005]

Thank you on the safety lessons...I'd prefer to stay on the outside of the fence but so enjoy yours and Dusty's videos

[@BrokenArrowBison]

Thank you so much!

[@johnw5242]

My thought about the fence being within 25 feet of your barn is that, mayby you can work pit a plan to have a smaller trailer, like a 1 horse trailer, where you can shelter a calf if it BAS to be seperated from the heard for health reasons, or in a case whwre the calving cow has died, may allow you to move the calf to their natural distress call can be distanced from a heard while still providing some shelter for that calf. Just an "Educated Guess" from a subscriber with no 1st hand experience. I appriciate the content you (and others in your circle of family & friends) are providing here, Noah. No need to reply, Noah, but would appriciate a quick like just to let me know you saw my comment. Prayers are with you, my friend.

[@BrokenArrowBison]

Appreciate that John!!

[@helenscott8202]

It is amazing how far away you are and the first bison moves, and these are not true wild out on their own. So many people think, oh, herbivore (cow), no problem. I watched that first animal move and the hairs on the back of my neck rose. I am stunned anyone could mistake these for domesticated. Great topic and breakdown. (Total city girl, but handled animals a lot).

[@BrokenArrowBison]

I appreciate that Helen! Yes it is crazy to see how they respond from a ways away. Often times people could stay out of trouble and they just paid attention a little bit more. That’s OK, I’m a city boy myself. 😃

[@lorenmeyer5290]

Love watching the Bison! Alot of good information! Thanks!

[@BrokenArrowBison]

I’m glad you enjoyed it!

[@amosallgyer2614]

Sounds like you are doing it right!!! Great advice and insight, altho 90% of people will never come within 5 miles of a Bison... Be safe!

[@barbersandy]

Have you ever watched Cross Timbers Bison, Rusty has a Bison named Dunbar, never mind you just mentioned him, but Dunbar is my favorite.

[@BrokenArrowBison]

Yep and I actually know Dusty. Check out some of my other videos and you will see him in there. Dunbar is awesome!

[@7EarthCat]

Bison, not buffalo, is the correct name. Buffalo are found across the ocean. I was surprised to learn that Buffalo horns and coats look different, too. The song Home On the Range and the Hollywood westerns got it wrong! I think we Americans have learned to use the names interchangeably.

[@l.s3316]

@@7EarthCat Who are you correcting?

[@suemcknight9051]

@@BrokenArrowBison I just unsubscribed to that fellow’s channel. I spent too many years working in emergency medicine. He just seems way too nonchalant about meandering around his pastures...while holding a baby daughter. I personally watched a tourist with a camera in Yellowstone get herself gored and then tossed 20 feet in the air. She died before she got to hospital. Your video is a whole mouthful of good sense.

[@martineinfrance]

@@BrokenArrowBison and he got Big Joe, now, a huge bull not very easy to handle apparently ! Your channels are fascinating for a European as our European Bison (smaller) has been extinct for decades with only a few herds preserved in sanctuaries in central Europe. Fascinating prehistoric animals.. Who once roamed the vast plains on the planet.

[@roberthertzberg4421]

Thanks Noah for sharing the tips. Keep the videos coming.

[@BrokenArrowBison]

Thank you Robert!

[@robertmarino2158]

Great explaining what could happen with bison ! Safety , stay safe ! Always !

[@BrokenArrowBison]

Thank you Robert!

[@olgaolga8991]

Thank you for your videos and that story

[@BrokenArrowBison]

You are very welcome!

[@edierae6647]

Really enjoyed this! Thank you.

[@BrokenArrowBison]

I’m glad you did!

[@lanadill6012]

Terrific video and sound common sense. Although it's highly unlikely I'll be in the same pasture as bison, understanding these magnificent animals increases my love and respect for them.

[@BrokenArrowBison]

Thank you Lana!

[@billreal76]

Herd looks so GREAT!

[@BrokenArrowBison]

Thank you Bill!

[@kimfrommn7162]

Awesome info video! You presented it very well! Loved it! ❤️ Thank You!! 🤗

[@BrokenArrowBison]

Thank you for your support Kim!

[@angleeyes1855]

I watch cross timber bison and i have seen how they act.so your right

[@BrokenArrowBison]

Yep you just got it stay on your toes.

[@steffc8881]

Thanks for sharing your journey it’s absolutely fascinating 😍😍😍😍

[@BrokenArrowBison]

Thank you Steff! We are having fun! 😃

[@laurendecarlo7559]

Your property is beautiful!

[@BrokenArrowBison]

Thank you so much! We love it!

[@rosepurdy9581]

Thank you for the informative video, Noah. I learned a lot from it.

[@BrokenArrowBison]

I appreciate that rose!

[@sueupham2519]

Thank you we learned a lot about their respect needed

[@BrokenArrowBison]

Thanks for watching Sue!

[@douglassmith6448]

Love the stories

[@BrokenArrowBison]

Thank you Douglas!

[@charleneanderson5690]

Great program! Thank you for the educational video. So interesting…

[@BrokenArrowBison]

Thank you. Absolutely!

[@lindastepp9842]

Just saying hello, you and the bison are looking good - it looks like a nice day in your area.

[@BrokenArrowBison]

Thank you Linda! It was!

[@gardenman6218]

A very informative video. Thank you!

[@BrokenArrowBison]

You are very welcome!

[@marybethwilmot5222]

Liked your video. I watch Cross Timber’s Bison too.

[@BrokenArrowBison]

Thanks for watching Mary Beth!

[@MRGF78]

Good session...

[@francisvanderaar6002]

Thank you Nouha for this video. Very interesting...!

[@BrokenArrowBison]

You are very welcome! Thank you for watching!

[@saradejesus9869]

this is great information. Thank you

[@BrokenArrowBison]

I’m glad you enjoyed it!

[@sharonhayes65]

Great video.thank you!!

[@BrokenArrowBison]

Thanks for your support Sharon!

[@jfk64kennedy95]

1983 ish, friend had small cattle ranch, mostly Herefords for breeding, Sire was a purchased Penn State farming program bull. He also got Holstein steers from local dairies to raise and sell, or contract raise for a friend. One spring, we have the Hereford mothers and the 14 or so calves in "calf" pasture, we would also bring up the animals we were getting ready to send out "finishing". Well this one Holstein steer, now about a yr old, had his horns and one curved in front of his left eye, so we named him "Hook", He was "pasture protector" and one time, down in other pasture, had watched him hurdle an electric fence like a White Tail deer...no joke. Well my friend and I are out in middle of this 6 acre pasture, at least 150 feet to nearest fence, ear tagging the spring's Hereford calves, we get to last calf, the runt....Bill grabs it, it screams...."OH SH*T !!!!!!" here comes Hook at full charge, head down, my mind only pictured the red lights from an ambulance, thought was at least going to get gored, good chance killed...Bill starts screaming, I jump up waving arms, yelling....Hook stops about 25 feet away, head down, pawing at the ground with his hoof, YES, they do that.....I very slowly start backing towards fence, Bill still kinda sitting on ground with Calf, and remember, we had raised hook from time he was only weeks old, this almost a yr later....so I make to fence, go into garage, get Axe Handle (I was a 240 lb farm boy, pretty powerful) climb back into pasture walk right up to hook and place the head of the axe handle gently rt between his horns and start pushing him backwards...thankfully, he backed up with some resistance, but he backed up, I was ready to crack him with, didn't want to, but was ready to swing the handle with every bit of my 240lbs...hopefully stunning long enough to get away safely, thankfully didn't have too....but really thought either Bill or myself were going to get seriously hurt when Hook was charging that day...after Bill tagged the last calf, this about 1 in afternoon, we went in the house, cracked open a cpl beers, broke out the bottle of Jack Daniels, did a cpl shots and smoked a joint....EVEN BEFORE THIS, NEVER TRUSTED THAT ANIMAL...His Hereford bull, gentlest, sweetest, best socialized bull ever and think it truly had a sense of humor, he liked to play, but gently, never once did ever scare or surprise me in a bad way

[@BrokenArrowBison]

LOL That’s quite the story! Yes unfortunately I think a lot of people don’t realize that animals can flip a switch at any second. And if you have 1000 to 2000 pound animal flipping a switch who knows what they can do. Thanks for the story!

[@glennarositch3388]

Hi.. I just found ur channel and this was my first video.. Loved it! I am now going to try and catch up to acquaint myself with her farm. Thank you for what u do for these amazing animal!👍😊

[@BrokenArrowBison]

Awesome! Glad to have you!

[@rodneywroten2994]

great video Noah

[@BrokenArrowBison]

Thank you Rodney!

[@howsthat322]

Very informative. Thank you

[@BrokenArrowBison]

Thank you!

[@eileenmanley5631]

Good videos! thanks for doing the safety video!

[@BrokenArrowBison]

Anytime. Thank you so much for watching!

[@sukochilee4770]

You have really enlightened me. I've been fascinated with Bison 🦬 most of my life. Dusty was the first Bison Rancher that I followed. Now, I've joined you, as well. What you both teach about these odd animals is so wonderful. While I will never get up close and personal with one, I still want to be aware of what it would be like. This was a great video. Thanks for educating us

[@BrokenArrowBison]

Thank you so much! Yes they are truly fascinating and I’m glad to share! Thank you for supporting us!

[@virginiareid5336]

Wonderful information as to your safety around bison. Their safety is also a good thing to know.

[@BrokenArrowBison]

I’m glad you enjoyed it Virginia.

[@perlawolf2540]

111¹

[@JP-bv7bf]

I am new to your Chanel from Cross Timber Bison, what you have to say is so correct. It really irritates me when I see people getting out of their cars for selfies, totality forgetting how fast and wild they are.🇨🇦

[@BrokenArrowBison]

Glad you were able to find us!

[@wilycat5290]

Good information. Thanks for the video 😊

[@BrokenArrowBison]

Thank you for watching!

[@LuC1800]

Great video!

[@BrokenArrowBison]

Thank you!

[@hughdillon6166]

I just had a Bison steak. I like it better then regular red meat.

[@BrokenArrowBison]

That’s great. So do I! Taste is better and is a lot better for you!

[@florencedahl3617]

This is why people don't get too close to a herd of bison they will turn around and charge people who get near them. It has happened in national parks. Yellowstone and Custer National Parks.

[@bethnichols2875]

True, esp. when people in those parks don't follow the rules that are put into place to protect the animals safety as well as their own, trying to get a 'selfie'. Those bison were having their patience tested by the people invading their space.

[@BrokenArrowBison]

Yeah you’re right. You never know what you’re going to get with a herd of wild animals. Thanks for watching!

[@BrokenArrowBison]

Yeah the selfie next to the wild animals like bison seems like a suicide mission to me. Rules are there for a reason like you said.

[@donnaviestenz7773]

Saw a vid where a woman got too close and the mom threw her up in the air into a ditch. Woman lost her Levi's. Yellowstone trying to take pics.

[@ccpperrett7522]

Thank you. We have a wild bison herd in our area of Alaska. They are an introduce species and are managed by AK Fish and Wildlife. Very interesting video.

[@BrokenArrowBison]

That’s very cool. I think I have read about that heard!

[@nicklewis7291]

I've certainly enjoyed the education you offer on bison specifically. I grew up on a cattle farm but, it's been years ago and I'm interested in the differences. I'm close to retiring from the Army. I hope to start my own bison ranch with the information you've shared.

[@BrokenArrowBison]

That’s awesome Nick! It is a lot of fun. Good luck!

[@lindahaggard6416]

@nicklewis7291 Just ran across your exciting comment here on 1/18/2024. I loved the vitality behind your words and plans to take on a tremendous life change. Many people become stagnant and confused when facing retirement from a committed career such as yours. You are such an inspiration not to have closed your "book of life" after such a monumental life challenge and are already eagerly beginning to script a new chapter. You are so wise to fill yourself with information and experience from seasoned bison ranchers. Now that I've explained why your story caught my interest I am very excited to ask where you are in your new adventure! One year later, I would love to know your current situation. Are you still in the planning stages or have you embarked into ranching now? If you did commit to the bison industry, do you have a US tube channel? Whatever life decision you made, I feel sure you are successful driven by the bodacious attitude you possess! I would be so pleased with any reply you are kind enough to offer! Best wishes for your happiness and success! ~ Born a Tennessee Farm Girl

[@nicklewis7291]

@lindahaggard6416 I haven't started ranching yet. There's some obstacles to overcome still yet. I do intend to still.

[@lindahaggard6416]

@@nicklewis7291 I can only imagine all the hurdles you have and will face before you begin your operation. Glad to hear you are still pursuing your dream. Just came across Noah's channel and subbed. I hope he won't mind if I introduce you to another bison rancher here on u-tube. Dusty and Marissa Baker of Cross Timbers Bison in Southern Oklahoma. Dusty invites people to contact him if they are serious about going into the bison life and offers to help them any way he can. Dusty is full of experience, knowledge, and ways of getting started. Bison owners are the kindest and most eager to help newcomers of any breed of people I know of. Thank you Noah for allowing me to point this potential rancher to some help to add to the information you are providing him. Good luck Nick ~ Maybe one day Ill be commenting on YOUR channel!

[@IamwhoIam333]

They are always a wild animal .

[@BrokenArrowBison]

Absolutely.

[@nancysiemion1312]

I’m glad to hear you’re putting that out there. I was watching The other KZbin about bison and. The females are having their babies and he was out and about was his little daughter and it absolutely scared me beyond means Brother raised bison for a long time and he went up on the mountain when they were calving. He was in a small pick up and those bison or so Protective they rolled him around in that pick up for hours until his son went up there and found him so I would suggest being careful and And nwhen A woman has her time of the month should not be out and around the bulls. It is very dangerous Since you were talking about it I thought it was the proper time to tell you to be very careful, Take care but be safe

[@BrokenArrowBison]

I appreciate that. Yes they truly deserve our respect. You can raise them if you properly handle them correctly.

[@Endchuck]

There is also a Yellowstone vid where a small calve got tired and lay down in the middle of the road! Bunch of females surrounded it. One fool across in the traffic got out. Tails were up! Took quite awhile for the Mom’s to get it up and moved. Many Bison’s were on the road.

[@BrokenArrowBison]

Yeah, actually did see that one!

[@GaHullbillyRanch]

Noah, Great video. Dale Earnhardt jr. Has 4 bison & said he wouldn't ever get in the pasture with them.

[@BrokenArrowBison]

That’s really cool! I didn’t know he had those!

[@jerrymounts2127]

Without a doubt this is your best video to date people watching these videos are bound to be drawn to the animal they may go to someplace like Yellowstone or other places where bison are and try to get close and find out the hard way that was a big mistake moral of the story is don't try to pet the fluffy cows

[@BrokenArrowBison]

Thank you so much Jerry for your kind words! Yes these are absolutely wonderful animals but we have to respect them. Even though they are fluffy. 😉

[@Gustav4]

If you move them everyday, they would probably respond different to back pressure than if you tried to do it twice a year.

[@BrokenArrowBison]

Yeah you’re right. My last heard I moved every day and their behavior was a lot different.

[@myfriendoretheshepherd6618]

Wow thanks that was really interesting!

[@BrokenArrowBison]

Absolutely!

[@carolaustin123]

Wow this was very interesting thank you

[@BrokenArrowBison]

I appreciate that!

[@stevensaxon8888]

@Broken Arrow Bison Congratulations on 4000 subs!!!

[@BrokenArrowBison]

Thank you sir! You are the first one to congratulate me! 😃

[@stevensaxon8888]

@@BrokenArrowBison your welcome. Is 20k sub when you start making money on youtube? Is that when you can monetize your channel?

[@BrokenArrowBison]

We are monetize now but not really making enough money to make it worth it. 20 K is just my next goal of growing into a channel that it’s worth the time and effort spent into it.

[@shirleyduncan3653]

Have you ever watched that YT video named Wildthing? The Bison lives in their house! It’s old but fun to watch

[@BrokenArrowBison]

I have seen that... nuts!!!

[@naturenut7695]

Hi from S.C. I've missed some live Saturday videos. Crazy busy. Catching up on videos. Hope all is well.

[@BrokenArrowBison]

That’s OK. Hopefully you can catch one next time! I appreciate your support! All is good.

[@robertbidwell4541]

But I do love the Watching it’s awesome are you and Dusty Baker doing Noah keep it going

[@BrokenArrowBison]

Thank you so much Robert! I appreciate you supporting us both!

[@jolandaraimann8509]

I am learning about Bisons as wild Animal

[@BrokenArrowBison]

They sure are fun to learn about!

[@cindypaul6006]

Very interesting video.

[@BrokenArrowBison]

Thank you Cindy!

[@connieholthaus957]

Couldn't help but keep my eye on the bison all during your video....just can't trust the wooly buggars....saw an idiot get flung into a tree in Yellowstone a number of years ago...it's something that you never forget

[@BrokenArrowBison]

Wow. That would be hard to forget! You are right though. I am ALOT more relaxed with these guys given there age. Never want to let your hard down though.

[@donnaviestenz7773]

Always be careful!!

[@BrokenArrowBison]

👍🏻👍🏻

[@dotnorton6569]

Came over from Dusty's channel.

[@BrokenArrowBison]

So glad to have you!

[@kennethcross5572]

Very interesting

[@BrokenArrowBison]

Thank you Kenneth!

[@cypressblue8877]

I find when there tail goes up, look out. Stay safe & take care of you all. Thanks for sharing eh :))

[@BrokenArrowBison]

Absolutely right!

[@cypressblue8877]

yeah you should know. @@BrokenArrowBison

[@thomasperez4412]

Just started to watch your channel. signed and subscribed today. Will continue to watch. What state are you in. I saw some Buffalo when I went to visit my son at Fort Sill in Lawton OK. They were on Native ground . The old stories of their slaughter in thr 1800's was sad and reckless. Sincerely, Tom in Minneapolis.

[@BrokenArrowBison]

Thank you so much Thomas! I appreciate your support! We are located in southeast Kansas.

[@maureembjork6511]

Always keep your head on a swivel while in pasture.

[@BrokenArrowBison]

Absolutely!

[@redwillow311]

Clicked because I saw the name "Broken Arrow" and was like "Where in the hot hell that is Broken Arrow, Oklahoma is this dude located?" XD 😆 Looked them up and saw they are in Kansas.😅

[@BrokenArrowBison]

Funny thing is I didn’t know broken arrow Oklahoma existed until after we created the name! The farm was located in Missouri when the name was born. Lol

[@stevensaxon8888]

Noah, My dad wants to know what is the smallest joule size electric fence charger for bison? The maximum size too? I know Greg Judy uses a 60 joule charger for his cattle.

[@BrokenArrowBison]

What Gallagher recommends is a minimum of a five for bison. My guess is Greg Judy is saying a minimum of a six not 60. There really isn’t a maximum. I think the biggest charger that Gallagher makes is a 10 or 15 and that would be a good charger for bison. It’s not really about the joules for controlling animals as it is about the volts. Joules are what is going to keep the charger running in tall weeds. Think about it this way, joules are torque and volts are the house power. 😁

[@helencline5768]

BISON SOUNDS BETTER, Buffalo don’t look like them ... love your knowledge about them👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

[@BrokenArrowBison]

Thank you Helen!

[@jenhalliburton6251]

Not tame....wild on tap. Good job. Hugs

[@BrokenArrowBison]

I like that! 😃

[@josavo6377]

30 years ago a friend of mine had buffalo (he never called them bison). They were much larger and really mean. By larger, I mean 5+ feet to the wither. Does this mean that the industry has cross-bred them down in size and that means that they are really beefalo? Are we seeing all over the USA a crossbreed of an original?

[@BrokenArrowBison]

That’s really cool! No, all mine are calves. Some of them like my bull isn’t even a year old yet. He will not mature for another five or six years. Yes a full grown bull can get to 6 foot at the shoulders. As far as them being mean there are a lot of factors that play into that. Some of it can be genetic, other factors can be if they saw humans or not when they were little and still other factors could be handling practices.

[@alan30189]

It’s OK to call in Buffalo, but it’s a slang term. Bison is the correct name. Therefore, I prefer to call them bison.

[@BrokenArrowBison]

👍🏻

[@sunnymorgan803]

I got you a new subscriber from a friend of mine good luck God bless

[@BrokenArrowBison]

That’s awesome! Thank you Sunny! God bless you too!

[@sesteadman]

Many years ago, a local gal brought a full-grown bison to THE COUNTY FAIR…OMG!!! Standing in a little pen, I mean just some regular cattle panels. I’ve had horses that could make scrap metal out of those, and here was this big bison in the middle of a crowd of ignorant city folk and their little kids. I don’t believe there is ever a fully tame bison…or lion…or elk…or caribou…or bear. I think her bringing it to the fair was fool hearty.

[@BrokenArrowBison]

Yes I wouldn’t personally trust them. They can get very came but it only takes letting your guard down once.

[@robertbidwell4541]

I live in South Dakota like I told you but when you’re in Yellowstone or Custer State Park or the bad land up here do not walk up to the Buffalo I don’t know if you heard about that case last August a buffalo rammed a younger lady and and hurt her pretty bad

[@BrokenArrowBison]

That’s good to know. Unfortunately a lot of people try to get photo ops and pet them and get injured.

[@jackiekemmerer2512]

Thanks for the info, Did you see Dusty 's video today he rescued a Bison

[@BrokenArrowBison]

Yeah I saw that! Looks like quite the experience!

[@chicanopride67]

Hi Noah, i was wondering will you be working the bison?

[@BrokenArrowBison]

Probably this fall if all goes right.