The Ranch Life

Ranching and the west go hand in hand. You really can’t have one without the other. It is a tradition and heritage that has continued throughout the West, passed on from generation to generation. Here at the national cowboy and western heritage museum in Oklahoma city you can see ranching’s origins from when the Spanish first brought cattle here in the early 1500’s today’s modern day ranching operation, but what is ranch life really all about. We head to a small ranch in New Mexico to find out.
Follow us!
Twitter: / ncwhm
Facebook: / ncwhm
Instagram: / nationalcowboymuseum
Pinterest: / ncwhm

[@shannspencer2168]

This is my Father. He passed away January 2021. We miss you Papa! ❤

[@vegaslover777]

What a nice life you have sir. I've worked in an office for 30 years. You've lived a much better life.

[@legolordthemasterofgreatne6283]

vegaslover777 you should stop eating gmo pesticide infested food and go live the ranch life

[@randywood6539]

I've known Richard for 25 years. He's a good man.

[@PiyushKumar-lj4vz]

lol

[@beel8582]

Ranch. life is not for anyone. its difficult and the work never stops. but its worth it. I love it every bit.

[@dennisatkinson4184]

Mrs Bee P.

[@legolordthemasterofgreatne6283]

Mrs Bee P. it's fucking easer in the city you don't rest at your job and you have to worry about paying your rent and electiric Bill and pay insurance in the ranch life you don't have to worry about that bullshit

[@delirous8]

How does one become a rancher?

[@zeasamudio7048]

delirious8 exactly my thoughts

[@SkyTheBlueCat]

Lego lord the master of greatness and music i know this comment is two years old, but if you still have the same opinion, you still have to worry about electricity and insurance, much more too, owning a smaller farm/ranch isnt as expensive, but its still a lot of money, just wait till you lose a single cow, then you have to worry about earning enough money to just replace the cow and take care of other things. City life is much more luxurious, but living on the ranch is much more satisfying, if you know what to expect, and you have a passion.

[@diontaedaughtry974]

Great video 👍👍

[@robertneven7563]

amazing video good luck

[@heatherwolf6461]

Nice video!

[@Деладомашние-я6б]

Good video.Спасибо.

[@deonelawlar8726]

It is kinda like the oil fields in North Dakota,either love them or leave them

[@christian3jd]

What happens if the rancher's kids dont want a part of it? Then it is lost? Sold out? Maybe someone wants a chance to do what they never got to do...

[@AudioTweaker]

I grew up on a ranch. I want to buy my own. But with a 50 mil bill for just the property. HTF do you get that financed, without being bill gates...

[@williammcleod8322]

Just buy some parcel of land or something and get a house built on it for a similar experience. You could probably work your way up to a few cattle and build up more land, eventually.

[@carlaestrada2416]

i live on a ranch to we have a fun life

[@russbay2963]

For some Theme humor check out Bronze Cowboy Pranks Western bronze theme performed in a Old Town Western district for some clean humor and a lot of laughs. Hope you enjoy :-)

[@legolordthemasterofgreatne6283]

Carla Estrada same bro

[@otherside100]

I have watched probably more than 500 videos on USA ranches from Montana to Texas and from the east to the west. Even though I watched it for different reasons, I found out that the problem with most ranch owners that they need stable extra income for many reasons, either for taking some time off and hire more workers instead or to expand or pay themselves more than minimum wage. The other problem facing most ranchers or the industry is passing the legacy to the next generation or the way you say it: preserving the ranch culture and tradition, since most of the younger generation move to the city and the rancher end up working until very old age or selling the ranch. I am sure there are other problems, but If these are your main problems, I have a very good solution that will solve them wonderfully. I guess God heard your problems but the White House didn't.

[@miller2971]

John Thalouth every successful rancher has a wife with a job in town :)

[@kashifhyder7335]

Real American life is good

[@learcooks]

I’m here from Dr. Phil

[@dead2675]

I thought there would be lot of spoiled kids from Dr phil

[@catopwnzify]

Sons and grandsons. Forget daughters and granddaughters

[@callum7081]

Life on the ranch is good but you always have to be weary of vampires and Frankenstein’s.

[@Honse18]

Wheres amy? I didnt see her in this *FAKE* ranch

[@Paula-es2pv]

How about giving the land to daughters or granddaughters?!

[@mellomaverick2617]

p. malfoy because women can’t work hard

[@burakyagizorhan]

FNM

[@bambipardis1105]

Ranchers farmers families that were too busy riding motorcycles wrecking cars costing the sale of acres to pay for it insurance lawsuits montana Wyoming anywhere there is a ranch.beer never CAME first