First Ride On Mesa/ We Found More River Cows We Were Missing.

[@timothyboyd5548]

That's the life. Used to do this. Not in as big country. Nothing like being on a good horse in God's country looking for cows with a group of good Cowboys. Great video.

[@Lucontheman]

We appreciate your care of the range, thanks for caring.

[@gerardjohnson2106]

Thanks for the ride along. Brand that maverick and put her back out with a herd. She'll get you a calf and pay for the trouble she's caused. Either that or 🍔. That's the rules of the range. 🙂

[@jessicawebb5725]

Thats.what I wondered, could he just brand her and put her back out with his cows?

[@blackdiamond7708]

❤🎉😮 Wow I nearly got sick watching the drive up that treacherous road lol holy cow 🐄. 😳 Must praise God before and after such a trek. 🙏♥️🙂 You were really flying chasing those rogue cows, pretty exciting 🐎🐎🤠 and another great movie. 🎥 Thanks for your videos!! ♥️🙂😍😊

[@jessicawebb5725]

I agree with all that! Love watching these videos. So thrilling to see Cowboys still exist in 2024.

[@pattybryd7228]

Oh my gosh, that road!! I love mountains and driving through them, but just watching the video made me dizzy and a little queasy. Stay safe out there guys!

[@williamgeorge3154]

Awesome video thanks for taking us along on the cattle drive. That sure was a steep ride to the top of the mesa very cool 👍

[@thomasosburn833]

The schedule 40 pipe is really tough stuff. Mesa seemed to do fine. I'm sure it helped that he was ponied out there first.

[@thecamocowboyoutdoors5693]

I look forward to this show every week. Looks like Mesa did well. Just curious, if that heifer is wild, (I suspect no one owns it) can you not just slap your brand on it? What does the Sheriff's department do with it? Good video my Friend! You folks take care.

[@jessicawebb5725]

Haha, i.asked the same.question!

[@1880cowboys]

Hey!!! thanks for watching. I will try and answer that in next weeks video. Yes, according to range law, If she does not have a brand we could brand her and claim ownership. Now having said that, truly wild cows are no joke. They are wild animals that do not adjust to captivity (ie) being corralled or confined in any circumstances. They go absolutely crazy, and become incredibly dangerous. I will show you what I mean in next weeks video. They are not something you want in your herd. Take care

[@juliocazares5190]

Really enjoyed the ride thanks👍

[@handyandy8269]

The cows must of been scared to get out of the trailer ...after looking down 😁

[@dalewadsworth5703]

Enjoyed the ride along, the beautiful views and scenery. Great video.

[@maryanngross7225]

On a couple of the other ranch videos that I follow they brand/tag the long ears then keep them with their herd or sell them! Is it against the law to do that where you are? Thank you for another great video! Truly appreciate it🌟

[@dalewadsworth5703]

I’ve wondered that. The terms they use I understand….=no ownership. To me that also means maverick = you brand him and it is now your brand. I’ve seen other videos also . I just want answer .

[@tworah]

Why does the wild cow have to go to the Sheriff?

[@1880cowboys]

Hi, Thanks for watching. According to range law cows that do not have an owners mark on them (ie) a brand or ear mark, belong to the person who owns the grazing permit. So legally we could brand her and claim her. However, wild cows are not something we want in our herd. So we contact the Sheriff's office and they take possession of her. If she had no owners mark, they take her to the sale barn.

[@gail8494]

You said that the white faced cow was going to the sheriffs office for inpound. Then what happens to her? Great video! Thanks

[@1880cowboys]

Hi, if she does not have a brand, or ear mark, they will take her to the local sale barn, where she will most likely become hamburger. Thanks for watching

[@susanstone3588]

I've camped about and below the Moki, made me nervous to just drive up and down it in my four wheel drive pickup, camn't imagine pulling a trailer load of cows up it.

[@1880cowboys]

Hi, thanks for watching. Amazing country isn't it!!!

[@ronaldblair7321]

Nice to see you are still making progress with the colt could you just slap a brand on that maverick heifer and keep her?maybe you wouldn’t even want her in your herd

[@billywarpool3625]

Hey guys how you all doing another great video finally got the phone where I could watch it I had a kind of a down week than in the hospital but I'm better now can't wait to keep watching you videos Y'all doing good Tell everybody I said hi you all looking good out there in that beautiful country well I ain't going to keep you your friend Billy thanks again for the video boys

[@Lucontheman]

So you have to turn the wild cattle into the sheriff , do you get compensated ? What breed are your cattle dogs?

[@NoahSantos-ko8pc]

Great video! What style of cowboy hat do you were? It’s kind of a flat buckaroo/traditional hat?

[@1880cowboys]

The style is called Gus, I like it because it does have that traditional look to it and I love the way it fits. Thanks for watching

[@TinaErwin-e5f]

What happens to the cows that are not branded and goes to the sherriff's office?

[@tomburbridge1114]

Why is Jayden always smiling, makes you wonder if he has been sneaking stuff out of the lunch box. Way to good of humor to be a Trooper.

[@1880cowboys]

ha ha, I am thinking the same thing!!!!!

[@cindiallain8542]

Nice video, thank you

[@greghunt9164]

In Australia we put the cleanskins in the freezer

[@kelvinstecklein1580]

do you get to put your brand on the wild cow

[@darrollgrant87]

Who cut that road into the cliff face?

[@1880cowboys]

ha ha all I can do is shake my head every time I go up or down that road. Who ever it was, was crazy!!!

[@jessicawebb5725]

What happens to the wild cows after you take it to the Sheriff's office? Why can't you keep it and brand it yourself?

[@1880cowboys]

Hi, thanks for watching. I will answer that question in next weeks video. It is a little complicated, but the bottom line is, Truly wild cows are not something we want in our herd. They are very difficult to handle and work with. They are also very dangerous anytime you get them in a confined space. They will also turn your domesticated cows wild. Thanks for your question, take care

[@jessicawebb5725]

Thanks for taking time to answer! This is such a different lifestyle from my backwoods Kentucky life! So interesting . Love your videos, keep them coming!

[@kelvinstecklein1580]

do you have a lead cow in your heard we had one she was as good as as 2 cowboys

[@1880cowboys]

We currently don't. We use to have a big steer that would lead everything, but we finally sent him to the butchers. Your right, they sure are nice to have. Thanks for watching

[@sjeffreyw]

Who builds all the corrals, is it BLM or have they just been for awhile.

[@richardmizen49]

Your son pick out the music didn’t he?😢

[@helenmeyer8343]

That ride and videoing was to much for me. Beautiful country but way to high and narrow road.

[@1880cowboys]

I hear you, I don't breath the entire way up or down it. Scares me to death!!!!

[@derekfarnsworth3034]

1880Drifters to 100,000! #commentforthealgorithm

[@1880cowboys]

Thanks Derek!! The support means a lot.

[@chrisoconnor5880]

Can’t you put your tag and brand on a clear skin

[@1880cowboys]

Yes we can, however generally these wild cattle are not something we want in our herd. Thanks for watching

[@chrisoconnor5880]

@@1880cowboys put them in the freezer

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