The Ranch Jobs Nobody Wants - The Project List

There are jobs on the ranch that I'm not sure that you could pay me enough to do, but then again, no one else is going to do them. Catch The Project List this week and come along for the jobs nobody wants!
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Our Wyoming Life features our Wyoming ranch and our ranch family. Giving you a look into the workings of ranching from raising cattle to raising and harvesting crops. Erin will join you weekly out of the garden, showing you how she helps provide for our family through growing produce and selling at local farmers markets, and Mike will take you along as he tends to the animals and land of ranch, from calving to fencing to planting and harvesting hay.
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[@LetTheWritersWrite]

Love how informative these videos are. No click bait. No filler. Thanks for your hard work.

[@OurWyomingLife]

Thank you very much. We are real and we want our channel to be the same way. Thanks for watching -Mike

[@mrt9781]

“I gave up on the state employees to show up” Ha ha.....oh lord is this true Thanks for the video Mike.

[@bobg8490]

Seeing the steers running back in a playing in the straw kinda made my day, great video!

[@OurWyomingLife]

They are always so happy! Thanks Justin - Mike

[@michaelperkins6714]

I live in East Tennessee. We just had a warm spell and I got out on tractor I cleaned up around the horses. Don’t have any cattle right now. Just sold all of mine a few months ago

[@cwhitt2702]

Man you have a Radio Voice for sure... Most professional voice on KZbin.. Love your vids

[@OurWyomingLife]

Thank you very much and thank you for watching - Mike

[@festorfamine]

Still better then a 9-5 office job.

[@OurWyomingLife]

Any day of the week, thanks - Mike

[@fromshit7547]

festorfamine 9to 5 job at least you get paid to work. ranching you have to pay to work and the return is always way shorter than the amount of money you put into it!

[@commercialelectrician133]

we like all. your videos, its totally true there's alway chores to be done when it comes to a ranch. and special when helping your neighbor with their chores too .thank you mari .keep videos coming🐴

[@williammaxstadt795]

Love your stuff! Live in Montana. You be safe and keep the great content coming!

[@MrCountrycuz]

Great Video. Spent time on a farm with my Grandfather back in the 70s.

[@bodehiggins1358]

I saw a deer look both ways smart deer

[@OurWyomingLife]

I have told the state highway guys that they should put a deer crossing sign out here, I guarantee the deer will cross right at the sign. Of course no sign yet. Thanks Bode - Mike

[@Northwestprepper411]

Love your channel, I work full time and have 4 cows which keeps me plenty busy. Thanks for sharing.

[@MFJoneser]

Hi Mike! New to your channel, and I'm glad I've already seen it pick up some steam since I tuned in. Thanks for taking the time to give us these awesome narratives and insights. People like you make our region of the world worth inhabiting. Keep going strong! With you along the way.

[@OurWyomingLife]

Thank you very much! Its alot of fun - Mike

[@jackneal9448]

I enjoy watching your videos. Makes me want to leave this city life and move out to the country.

[@jenhoney9741]

Thanks. Enjoyed as always.

[@OurWyomingLife]

Thank you Jen and thanks for watching - Mike

[@rogerfischer2533]

I'm a new subscriber to your channel,grew up on a farm in a small town in Nebraska.. Looking forward to seeing more of your videos, sure it will bring back lots of memories.

[@OurWyomingLife]

Thank you very much, we look forward to it. Thanks for watching - Mike

[@jbrowne5626]

Thanks for a great video Mike. Life on a ranch is my dream. God BLESS YOU AND your family.

[@OurWyomingLife]

Thank you very much and thanks for watching - MIke

[@petereffin4373]

Thank you so much for showing a modern city slicker the rancher life.

[@bradschrandt154]

We operate an organic dairy in Minnesota. I couldn't agree more that when the weather warms up you've got to take advantage of those opportunities to clean the lots. Subscribed a few weeks ago. Really enjoy your videos, takes me back to the year my wife and I lived in Laramie.

[@OurWyomingLife]

That is awesome Brad, sounds like you have your work cut out for you. Thanks for watching - Mike

[@lynnandersen8291]

I like your videos. You are a good voice for agriculture. Keep up the good work.

[@OurWyomingLife]

Thank you very much :)- Mike

[@billconch3514]

I like your videos. Thank you for sharing!

[@YoyomaG6]

You know, I watch "Cole the Corn Star" and i was also watching "The Ranch" on Netflix while being on quarantine, happy that you have a similar video for ranching. I realized i have no idea where my delicious steaks come from, and i want to see what the intricacies are of ranching. There were details in "the ranch" that i was not aware of (disease, genetics, etc) that are super interesting. My ancestors were farmers but i'm a city boy, maybe its in my blood hehe. Keep itup!

[@tw3145wallenstein]

Great video, thanks, Mike!

[@OurWyomingLife]

Thanks Tyler as always thanks for watching - Mike

[@dottiehildebrand3123]

Love your channel. I've said this before but you are a natural. The camera loves you. Any or for the ranch you are the guy. Thanks for the info of farm life. God Bless you and your family safe travels♥️🇺🇸💕

[@jvillalaz44]

I really enjoy watching your videos. So much information. Simple.

[@chappyjwm]

Cattle manure never bothered me. The benefits of the compost and clean barnyards - not to mention I loved seeing the steers run around and tear up the clean bedding - great vid Mike

[@Gavin-qh7li]

I see the Steers liked their new straw and hay, they were jumping around. A jump of appreciation

[@sunhawk61]

Good evening Mike. Watching this video brings me back to an identical issue we had here. Road kill, yup, something we all deal with in our great country of ours. Like you I was borrowing a neighbors back hoe to dig a hole. Last December we had enough of that. Tax laws had changed, we had a need and the cash available for a new machine. We purchased a new 2018 Massey Ferguson GC1720. The backhoe on it is small, but it does dig a good 6 foot trench and the road kill falls right in. That little tractor has a lot of work in it. The 3 point can even handle 1200 pounds. The loader will do right at 1100, but ours is dropped down to about 900 because we purchased the skid steer quick attach system. Which has a lot of benefits == pallet forks, bale fork, even a skid steer brush hog. The tractor is small and gets into some tight places. Its a real miser on deisel also. I seem to use it quite a bit these days over some other tractors we have. Just a little thought if your looking to add to your machine inventory. I do enjoy your videos. I have more of your videos to watch. Have a great evening and a great tomorrow. Love your family. Stay safe Mike.

[@mikependergast5172]

Great videos I find myself watching them for hrs. I worked on a large dairy in high school and have a lot of great memories of that. I now run my own business and my wife and I are looking hard for more land to raise cattle. We currently only have 8 fat cattle but enjoy every minute of it. I’d love to come see your ranch and told my wife I would spend a week vacation hanging and helping y’all. I know it’s a lot of hard work and sometimes headache and pain but to be able to show and tell everyone what you own, run and do is absolutely awesome! I wish the best to luck to you and your family and if you want Ohio boy to come give free hand let me know!! Awesome videos and love all extra info.

[@OurWyomingLife]

Thank you very much Mike, I can always use help but Erin has to approve everyone! lol Thanks for your kind words and thanks for watching - Mike

[@mikependergast5172]

Our Wyoming Life Let Erin know I’ll send ssn or whatever is needed lol. You guys are great and keep videos coming...

[@Drifter5.7]

My project list never gets done and I do not live on the ranch at this time, but my project list just getting bigger. I couldn't imagine a larger operation going through a project list such as yours.

[@OurWyomingLife]

Its probably not much different than yours, stuff you need to get done soon, stuff that can wait but still needs done and alot of motivation needed. Thanks for watching - Mike

[@SurvivalInFlames]

Another awesome video! Good job touching on the stuff no one thinks about.

[@OurWyomingLife]

Thank you very much and thanks for watching - Mike

[@larryfisher5796]

I really enjoy your Videos I look forward to them I'm 74 use to work on a spread some what like yours in Utah

[@donaldlinskie6752]

I had a knock at the front door the other day ,when I opened it, a guy from New York City told me I had a cow down in the field making a lot of noise. We hoped into the Gator and rode down to see what was happening. Well the cow was calving so we got out and i started pulling the calf to help the process. When i was done, the guy was scratching his head trying to figure out what was going on. I walked over to him and asked, "You have any questions?". He asked," just how fast was that calf running before it rear ended that cow?"

[@mattfencl3614]

More of "I never thought of that". You could have a separate series of video's for us urban people! Informational as always, and your a good neighbor cleaning up all that

[@OurWyomingLife]

Some one has to or else it just gets nasty. We love educating everyone, even if just a little bit. Thanks Matt! - Mike

[@basilmcmillen1229]

As Grandpa Basil would say, smells like money! This is an interesting channel to watch. Thanks to those who are ranchers as it is not for the faint of heart. I've never known a cattle rancher that understood the meaning of down time. Always listing off the next project, what other ranchers needed, and just roaming the fields to check the cattle.

[@troyeller734]

Yep that's what I always tell my wife

[@lonnygehring3043]

Wow Mike, your subscriber numbers are really growing! You produce a quality product.

[@OurWyomingLife]

They are going up fast, just wild. Thanks for noticing Lonny! - Mike

[@scakya1]

Manure, LOL. I clean barn every day and keep things raked up as the lease is for sale and never know when someone will come through to look. It also helps keep my ewes cleaner. Something I don't mind and as I'm the one that does laundry and my boots, well... Keep doing the great job and encouraging us all!

[@OurWyomingLife]

Thank you very much.....laundry is always fun around here. Thanks - Erin

[@EMJ31]

Dear Mike and Erin: I got to you from Blake’s channel, and from TTWT to his. You are both kind and courageous, and we think what you do IS glamorous! Driving between Iowa and Illinois as we often do, given where we’ve lived, and with an angus operation formerly in one part of the family and hogs in another part, we got to laughing during a recent trip about the wine connoisseurs in our family, and realized as we were getting a whiff of a farm we were passing on the Interstate and accurately guessing what kind of operation we were smelling in the dark that we seem to be manure connoisseurs! We’re still laughing about it realizing that we look at this as normal: We’re proud of where we come from, and feel very blessed to have rural backgrounds and to share that with family and friends. You both exemplify that and with each video you get better at conveying it, and more confident at what you are doing. It’s fun to watch, and my goodness, what a legacy you are giving your children! The ranch will always be in their souls, just as the smell of Spring always puts me right back into the garden with my Dad and my Grandpa who now hasn’t been around for almost 39 years. Your children will have that cycle of the seasons and wonderful memories ingrained in them that will never grow old. You are honorable people for keeping that big promise, and it must give you immense joy and fulfillment in your hard work. You should be proud, because your viewers are proud of you as true stewards of the pioneering American spirit!

[@OurWyomingLife]

Wow, thank you very much. You just made my day and its only 6:35am. Thank you - Mike

[@janepecor5155]

Jacksom

[@jeffmueller173]

Sheridan tonight it is snowing. Cold is back. My lovely wife and I love Wyoming. Sure enjoy your video’s. This is the Wyoming Life.

[@OurWyomingLife]

Hey Bob, snowing here too, really coming down. Thank you very much I agree - Mike

[@JohnDoe-er4kh]

This is not something your average person would know. Thank you for making folks like myself aware of this issue.

[@tsutomumiyata7389]

Im your 15000th subscriber! Congratulations on reaching this milestone! Maybe this time next year you will have 150 000 subs!

[@OurWyomingLife]

Awesome!!!!! Thank you very much. Glad you found us and thanks for watching. -Mike

[@CharlieParker1959]

Not glamorous but interesting and I try to catch every new video Thanks, Mike and Aaron...May God bless and look over you and your children.....

[@OurWyomingLife]

Thank you Charlie and thanks for watching - Mike

[@CharlieParker1959]

Your welcome.....

[@jerrycoon4504]

I know what you mean about taking advantage of the weather. The temps went up here last week and I figured it was a great time to change the oil in my car and clean the chicken coop. Sure beats doing it when it's 10 degrees out. It's funny watching the cows jump around on the new straw. LOL! Kinda like kids jumping on the beds.

[@OurWyomingLife]

Haha, they were quite excited. I was going to try to tackle the chicken house also in the same video but ran out of time. Another day. thanks Jerry - Mike

[@bambam-fh9yy]

Same thing here

[@cadenconnolly]

I envy you. I would switch places in a heartbeat if you would drive this truck over the road for weeks at a time. Loving the channel, Mike.

[@OurWyomingLife]

I dont think I could do the trucker thing. You have my respect! - Mike

[@cadenconnolly]

Our Wyoming Life , and you have mine.

[@ronaldschmidt5140]

To get away from politics on the cable networks our smart TV and came across You Tube and found your channel and binged watched at least 100 by auto play. We are town folks and retired but my wife grew up on a farm near Kellogg Minn. She answered most of my questions.

[@OurWyomingLife]

Thank you very much, glad you found us and thanks for watching - Mike

[@jenniferphillips4765]

They looked so happy after you cleaned the Corral, jumping around and eating.

[@chadhazekamp6952]

I hit a white tail with a tractor trailer a while back not much left to pickup . good video

[@OurWyomingLife]

Now that's a mess!

[@JoseRamirez-yc8hj]

True hard work.

[@bobbyboykin7137]

Gotta get upwind when pulling netwrap bro. ;-) As always, thanks for the great videos.

[@OurWyomingLife]

haha, sure do! Thanks - Mike

[@larrybaber1645]

Awesome dude

[@marknasatka1891]

Grew up in farm country. The smell of cows never bothered me. When I smell it now it kinda makes me nostalgic. Smells like fresh air.

[@davidharris6581]

Sure enjoy your videos!

[@OurWyomingLife]

Thanks David, and thanks for watching - Mike

[@mikenicholson2548]

Just started watching like the channel great job

[@OurWyomingLife]

Glad you found us and thanks for watching - Mike

[@luckyoracle7881]

Busy video thanks Mike :)

[@OurWyomingLife]

You have no idea, I got it posted with about 10 minutes to spare. haha. Thanks for watching - Mike

[@davideastman7083]

Don't you just love that fragrance of manure piling up, used to deal with it when I was working in the feed yards as pinrider in the back of the pins that was terrible smell with the little crust of Frozen manure then your horse steps on it and about knock you out of your saddle cuz it stunk so bad. But it comes with the territory it is what it is.

[@OurWyomingLife]

Yeah, there is no getting around it. I dread cleaning the pig pen, no equipment in there! Thanks David- Mike

[@Trapezius8oblique]

I really enjoy your videos

[@judydruetto2636]

Judy

[@utahbones3094]

I lived in Vernal,Utah for many years used to travel all over Wyoming.

[@OurWyomingLife]

awesome, thanks for watching - Mike

[@johnowen6507]

a stray dog is a dead dog mike. one of my father in law's neighbors has a sign that says that. i get a chuckle out of it every time i see it.

[@OurWyomingLife]

Everytime someone in these subdivisions loses a dog, I always get the call pleading not to shoot their dog. Its been a long time since I've had to but I would hope they learn to keep their dogs in, there are lots of smells coming from around here that dogs find irresistable. Thanks John - Mike

[@PAFarms]

I often wonder what the large tan building is in the background? I noticed Blake has one in the background at his place too?

[@OurWyomingLife]

Mine is a 100 foot long by 40 foot wide cow shed, its open on one side so the cows can go in for shelter. Its their main shelter during winter and the beginning of calving. I think the one that you see at Blakes is a machine shed. Thanks - Mike

[@susanmarsh2856]

Looks like you have a You Tube star in the making amongst the steers. Obviously a very observant, intelligent beast. And yes, having your property split by a busy main thoroughfare is no party. Speaking from experience!

[@GerraldFarms]

Nice vid👍🏻

[@OurWyomingLife]

Thank you very much - Mike

[@IronClad292]

Kinda sucks they built a housing development next to your ranch. I wouldn't like that at all. However, not much you can do about it though.......

[@OurWyomingLife]

Yea not much I can do. Just something else to deal with Thanks - Mike

[@nancyfahey7518]

And the road going thru. That sucks.

[@fromshit7547]

IronClad292 dump piles of manure constantly on the property line near the development and dead rotting cattle calves Deer . share the wealth LoL

[@SuperSewerguy]

Depends on how you look at it and want to accomplish. Housing developments, if the area gets popular. Could turn into a significant increase in property value.

[@TheCondor300]

Good video!

[@OurWyomingLife]

Thanks for watching George. - Mike

[@terribethreed8464]

As for me, the best smell in the world is the combination of cow, horse (yes manure lol), leather, saddle soap, hay & alfalfa. Around here you know when people are fertilizing their lawns & gardens lol. Those are the day's I breath deep & the memories flood in. Too bad it only comes once a year.

[@nashguy207]

Mike thanks for taking us with you on these not so glorious chores. I'M surprised the county or state doesn't do a better job of cleaning up road kill guess you can tell I'M a city slicker LOL they clean up ours on a regular basis. Will call you soon about the project for me I mentioned to you on the phone call. Have a great day!!! God Bless

[@OurWyomingLife]

Awesome, thanks ! - Mike

[@Nehner]

great video mike - Studied agricultural engineering in germany long time ago. direct talk from a real ranch professional - great stuff. came here over good looking ranch videos from hall and hall and was thinking how was the income structure of those big dollar numbers. So I learn a lot from videos from you. Seems to be there are a lot nonrancher ranches with hunting, horse breeding, party ranch/company ranches Could you write a 3 liner how much real ranchers are on the ranch and what other types of ranching (People with much money who buy a ranch for recreation and who have not to live from?) I know you have a lot to do. Brave guy.

[@richellepina1]

This video was on my recommendations list. No idea why I mainly listen to politics. I love your videos, subscribed and liked. I live in the city in Arizona and yearn for the life you live. Happy to be a new subscriber.

[@OurWyomingLife]

Hey there, glad you found us either way. Thanks for watching - Mike

[@CRT-zu8qd]

Congrats on 14000 subs moving like wild fire

[@OurWyomingLife]

Thanks Tim, it is moving along rather quickly. Thanks for watching - Mike

[@CRT-zu8qd]

Don't tell Blake lol. He going be jealous

[@tommylund7527]

Mike- the opening of your videos sounds like a opening to a tv show in way i like the voice overs you do also i wish i lived on a ranch!...can you do a video on the horses that you have like maybe talk about were you got them and what do you use them for like if you ride them things like that

[@OurWyomingLife]

We are planning on getting the horses on video more this year. Once the weather straightens out. Thanks Tommy - Mike

[@fuzzball57]

Mike I really appreciate your video's, some of my fondest memories was a good work day dealing with livestock. Even with the thawed manure you still didn't have to deal with any filthy flies, eh?

[@OurWyomingLife]

No flies yet. Give it time though. I have a feeling I'm going to be fighting flies this year. Thanks I'm glad you like it. :) -Mike

[@rodkempf9407]

Hey Mike, Have you ever had a water hydrant freeze and the propane torch will not do the job. The handle will open but no water will come out. keep the videos coming. Thanks Rod Wi.

[@OurWyomingLife]

My guess would be a broken rod that connects the to the bottom of the hydrant, might have to replace the whole thing. You could try unscrewing the head, turn off the water first and check the rod. Thanks for watching - Mike

[@deky497]

Many greetings from Croatia. I'm following farm and you're great. Good luck

[@OurWyomingLife]

Thank you Roman and thanks for watching - MIke

[@deky497]

If you are willing to leave contact, when can I reach you on live chat or something similar, please do, I have a few questions and I think you can help me. Thanks in advance and once more greetings from Croatia, good luck!

[@OurWyomingLife]

You can always email us at [e-mail] thanks

[@stoopstified7376]

Respect!

[@theluva313]

Love the show, you should do tours of the ranch I would love to see that up close , I think I might be country man is city man's body lol

[@OurWyomingLife]

Thats a great idea. Thank you very much :) - Mike

[@socaloutdoors7355]

Great vid! You must have a fortune tied up in farm equipment. Maintenance other than routine seems like it could be very costly.

[@OurWyomingLife]

It only costly when something breaks lol Thanks - Mike

[@malphasphenex]

im hooked on this.man if u could ever use a canadian hand id gladly spend the rest of my days workin on ur ranch.i have exp aswell

[@HNCahoon]

The Project List seems to be the most appropriate video to post the following suggestion. I noted the extra effort involved in loading and unloading the cattle cake feeder on the Gator, and thought. 'Why not put the cake distributor on a two-wheel tow behind cart, so you can quickly use and park it when finished?' That would free up your Gator for more convenience. Hope this finds you having a good day. ~ hnc

[@OurWyomingLife]

Great idea, they make a little trailer that it would sit on, but I'm sure I could make one myself. Then run the electrical up and into the cab. Thank you very much - Mike

[@curtalford6126]

With all the driving around on various pieces of equipment you do all day, do you make Erin do the driving when y'all have to go to town? I drive a lot and am grateful that my wife does most of the driving when we do things together. BTW, love the shot of the bull seeing if he could eat the camera. Classic.

[@OurWyomingLife]

We trade off most of the time, I guess I've never thought of that though. Thanks for watching Curt - Mike

[@CC-te5zf]

I hope the dog owner got out his check book. We just subscribed. We live in Wyoming as well.

[@snapstring3134]

Those steer seemed excited to get back in the coral

[@OurWyomingLife]

They always are, and they love nice straw! Thanks for watching - Mike

[@roberthansen8589]

You have a great radio voice!

[@kayhelberg676]

Sorry everyone…😢 Congrats on the new addition. May tomorrow be a better day.❤

[@Aboutaprincess]

Great video, i love your voice too.

[@dalemaus7189]

Ok thanks Mike we live in New Mexico and we want to start a farm so we can grow are own food

[@everardoruvalcaba894]

Wow I live on a ranch in california Acampo

[@dbruns9340]

Good video I bet your getting anxious to start calving soon

[@OurWyomingLife]

Im ready to go, well actually I'm not but mentally I am, I still have alot to get together but long story short. Yes lol Thanks - Mike

[@bigmanxlhr]

Look into resomation for the road kill and animals. Fertilizer for future crops.

[@OurWyomingLife]

Thank you very much ! - Mike

[@Tn19895]

I truly enjoy these videos I am an engineer by trade but I’ve farmed all of my life I do it for the lifestyle/hobby and extra income my wife and I are raising our young children on a farm which is very important to us I think residing children 0n a farm builds character and teaches res-etc for the land the animals and other people

[@earlenepeterson8065]

This a delight. I'm new and please don't answer. I'm having a ball and. wish I were close enough to volunteer.

[@markstegeman4337]

Aman on the stink love the video keep them coming

[@meanjoegreen4925]

nice video & i enjoyed the opening segment, haha question for you when you said something about these are the ones were going to butcher how do you pick which ones are the lucky 1's or kinda lucky o.k.maybe not so.haha, thanks for sharing I'll be waiting for next video. also, those were some really nice deer now those I'd also luv to butcher

[@OurWyomingLife]

Hi there, When we sort calves off at auction time, I try to pick big bodied steers, we look for good musculature and also a decent demeanor, I don't want to be fighting with them for a year lol Thanks, great question. - Mike

[@dalemartin307]

You still seem to make the not so glamorous jobs seem fun bud lol

[@OurWyomingLife]

Thats my secret plan! Then I can get people to volunteer to do them! lol Thanks Dale -Mike

[@dalemartin307]

I would love to help..always wanted to learn that type of stuff but dad rather drink when I was young and I'm 46 now so i might be too old to learn lol

[@ronneal74]

+Dale Martin ALOT OF RANCH WORK IS OL FASHION COMMON SENSE !!

[@dahinc11]

@@OurWyomingLife you need a ranch hand?I'd like to give it a try .

[@69FOSTER]

@@OurWyomingLife I've always dreamed of living on a ranch, but I guess the work is not all fun and glamour. Thanks for exposing the side that city folks like me would have no way of knowing about. That said, I'd still like to work or live on a ranch some day.

[@aaronemmett2785]

Great life Sir. Question since the first year you moved out there how many Home or Subdivision have gone up till 2019 . Thanks again for the video. Aaron

[@toddbrewer8215]

While I can't actually smell your corals I can remember the smell and agree with you.

[@OurWyomingLife]

haha, you got it. Thanks Todd - Mike

[@tonetoni8110]

Dang this looks like fun to be honest

[@christawarrington3795]

Happy steers! What about catching the shop runoff to water the steers with?

[@OurWyomingLife]

Not a bad idea, I would have to get a good sized tank to store it though, you'd be surprised how much runs off that roof. Thanks Christa! - Mike

[@brianvaughn4528]

Great Video.

[@OurWyomingLife]

Thanks Brian! - Mike

[@jessiejames2266]

Living the life

[@OurWyomingLife]

Thanks Jessie - Mike

[@GUEST-qw4te]

Try composting them with your muck. You have issues with water and no rain or run off catchment system? You out to be more pro active.

[@mariedriskell8752]

Did you add your new job to the list? (Jj). Have a great day, thanks for letting us tag Long. Even on the bad, stinky jobs.🇺🇲

[@rosewhite---]

You could use all the dead deer and all the farm dead to grow trout. Dig a trout race and put a box over it where it is easy to fill and empty . Put the dead creatures in it and allow maggots to reduce it. As the maggots mature after 5 days they move out and drop into the water to be super trout food. Clean out the bones and antlers periodically. How much does fresh trout sell at in the area? How much for smoked trout?

[@kinggc3674]

Do you work your ranch alone or do you have workers? Really good channel. Plan on getting a small ranch in 2 years and wanting to learn as much as I can to be able to grow my own steaks. Great channel