*UPDATE*Bad News For The Lost Bulls. We Get Lost In A Blizzard

Update on the bulls on the mountain! The crew heads up to see how they are doing.
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[@algator7281]

I know y'all wanted to save all the bulls ... but you've managed to help in a huge way Thank you !! Farming & ranching is a hard enough job on its own ... even harder when mother nature throws a curve ball I know those ranchers are hurting & trying hard ... so to say they appericate your help will never be enough gratitude to give you Thank you so very much to the Layton nation family for everything y'all do !!

[@larrybe2900]

Wonder if they will salvage any meat?

[@foxp2483]

To heck with a helicopter, you need Lizzie to come in and ride that walking rack of steaks out.

[@wbball15]

Lizzy

[@SSJIndy]

Now that would be a video!

[@esa56]

​@@wbball15don't say nothing bad about that girl. She is a sweetheart and you don't seem to be a sweetheart

[@John13Edge]

That would be awful tough steak….more like double ground hamburger 🍔

[@goodbyemr.anderson5065]

@@esa56 he didnt say anything bad, what are you talking about. plus he is allowed to say anthing he wants.

[@michaelmcclure8673]

The Boss Lady is doing a super job slinging the camera . Glad you folks are helping the rancher out. 😊😊

[@markwall5742]

Utah probably has an air National Guard unit. If they flyBlackhawks they can lift bulls. They may take the project on as a training exercise.

[@johnboynb]

It's very sad that they lost one of the bulls. I don't think people appreciate how remote and difficult to get to some of these places are and how dangerous it can be in the winter. Just a couple of things that might help anyone going in the back country. 1) always have a plan and have someone on the "ground" know that plan so they know when to call for help. (2) Carry emergency supplies with you so if you have to stay over night you can. Make sure you can start a fire. (3) Don't go alone, always have redundant vehicles etc. (4) Stay dry, or get dry if you get wet. Don't sweat, and wear layers that you can put on and take off. have a waterproof outer layer, a wicking base layer and make at least one layer wool. (4) know how to navigate with an analogue compass and a Map (Bring them). Take a back bearing at the road (This saved me more than once). (5) if you are using GPS make sure it can be used offline (downloaded maps). Bring extra power. (6) If you have one available, take a beacon.

[@stoptuna7671]

Excellent and life saving advice. I hope robbie, matt and the gang, and fab rats all pay attention to having life saving winter gear whenever you travel in winter. In Alberta the winter survival gear has been a health and safety requirement for more than 40 years.

[@AlfaRomeo156SWGTA]

Nature is very unpredictable, always prepare for the worst imaginable, like getting snowed in, extreme temperature drops, rain storms, mud slides, rivers flooding over, roads washed away or blocked by trees, rocks falling. So look for weather reports, plan ahead. For a night stay over: a tent, stove, supplies, sleeping bags, including water or ability to melt snow. Boots and gear are super important. Ropes and more if you go into the mountains. Mountains are 3x more dangerous, get some training, experience, guide advise. Know the risks before you go, knowledge of wildlife their is also very important. Never go alone!

[@mikebelcher5111]

He actually lost 2 there were 3 to begin with I Believe

[@captaintoyota3171]

Yup i lived in Wyoming and you dont mess around out there. You may got hours without a highway turn off or humans. So yeah always be prepared if ur using vehicles id say 1) bring extra belts 2) bring coolant, oil, gear oil, trans oil 3) if you have it bring extra tools jumper cables water etc etc. If you dont know how to fix the things you are using LEARN because its all great being prepared but if tech u use you cant repair it just becomes useless in sirvival situation

[@tomg721]

That's got to be one lonely bull. By the way, the Boss is doing a great job with the camera.

[@papatomsthoughts]

Poor bull. Glad he is being cared for.

[@timelliott1135]

I look forward to the series of the whiskers rebuild/ upgrade

[@bigchevy350boy]

I am pumped for this as well! That rig is gonna look awesome! I hope they can figure out how to air brush some whiskers on it again! Haha 💯🤘🤘

[@timelliott1135]

@@bigchevy350boy that would be funny and a nice touch if I had the budget I would have so many ideas for it

[@andyb7963]

@@bigchevy350boy he's a professional painter, I think he'll figure something out

[@lyn2839]

I was wondering what happened to the bulls. Sad to hear that one perished. Glad that they (you) are doing the best you can for him.

[@mtevilone]

We used to lose a few head into Idaho from our USFS permit in Montana every fall. Thankfully, a rancher on the other side of the Divide, would find them with their cattle. We took turns hauling each others cattle back. It was usually the first year heifers, and young bulls.

[@allenpiper1935]

When you rebuilt the snowcat you could do something wild like make the back part of the box removable so you could choose between a passenger hauler or flatbed configuration in situations like this. It'd be more work and time of course, but probably good fab content. Also grab yourself like 4 emergency bivys from REI or online. They'd keep you alive overnight if you get stuck or break down. Or you could always just build out the box overland/camper style so you'd be cozy overnight anyway 😂

[@dianafertig2188]

Sounds like one of Puddin Fab Shop creations.

[@brianhaygood183]

​@@dianafertig2188 well, it would be a UHaul box, but yeah. Box truck mafia, woohoo!!!

[@brianhaygood183]

Excellent idea. When the going gets rough Whiskers of going to do much better with a load on it flatbed style than dragging it through the snow, even with Robbie's endless supply of damaged hoods.

[@jackjones5314]

Couldn't put a shed or horse trailer w/o wheels on skids and get one at a time?

[@othertipo]

I think they don't have skids for a horse trailer.

[@jackjones5314]

@@othertipo My guess is they could make them, they have made a few. Who would think shed and trailer skids were an option?

[@itsme-hg1td]

The most that hay weighs is 900 pounds but I'm thinking more like 700

[@billbillinger2491]

​@Chris Sperling Might want to get your eyes checked. Those are 2 string bales...40 to 60lbs ea. ...60 if they were bailed tight and damp.

[@billbillinger2491]

@Chris Sperling Haha! From experience I know when a bale gets around +80lbs, they also get longer and have a tendency to curl when handled... and can come apart. Busted bales are time consumers

[@robertheinkel6225]

They way those bales were handled, I am guessing closer to 60 pounds. That is average weight, and we averaged about a 1,000 bales a day, making hay.

[@thomasjarosz7406]

Robbi, Why not ask the National Guard {kernel that was at the wrecker games} to help get that bull out. God Bless

[@mclarenscca]

Nothing worse than a helpless feeling like that! Hopefully the last one survives. 😔😢

[@MarcusAurileus]

I still think you need to outfit The Kitty with stuff in case you get stuck someplace out doing a job like this and need to spend a night or 2. You have to room to outfit it with any camping gear and food you'd need to make a potential bad time into a nice night of winter camping.

[@thomasbrovont4114]

9:05 "Are you lost?" "No I'm not lost." With 1,000% confidence. Love it.

[@barackmycat9448]

Those are valuable creatures. Amazing what mother nature can do.

[@Ashley_Schaeffer]

Really sad to hear about the second bull... Poor guy, what a way to go.

[@goleafsgo8496]

Can't wait to see the Whisker overhaul. Lots of flat body panels to see the quality and the creativity of Team Layton and there genius bodywork and paint. It's a handy piece of equipment given the Utah landscape! 😊 to bad they can't put electronic collars or tags on the cattle for emergencies like this?

[@scotthastings5794]

I like what the Boss brings to the crew and the videos. Always so happy. Keep up the great content.

[@lonniet.2816]

Thanks for keeping that bull alive. Mother nature can be harsh.

[@davidfarmer1666]

You should load some plywood on the roof of Wiskers, maybe a pallet or two and haul it into the bull. Build a small shelter to protect the bull some. Would reduce the possibility of the bull wanting to leave his area for better shelter. The stuff wouldn't weigh as much as the hay did so you could probably make it all the way. Sad to hear about the other bull. That's a miserable death.

[@vangoodwin7335]

Hoka Hey Pilomiya Wakan Tonka Hoka Hoka Hey Thank You Robbie and crew. Thank You to the ranchers for doing all they can to care for their stock and those lives. It's not about the bottom line, sometimes it's about being people of good character. You are all in my prayers Hoka Hey

[@leroygoopert3905]

what a situation

[@kathyc8284]

Take us back again after the snow melts. ❤

[@808SSCamaro]

Great of you all helping the ranchers out! Hope the bull makes it! Appreciate all the detail and showing us what it looks like out there! Nice to see more of Boss Lady! Thanks All! Take care! Eddie

[@oldblkjeep]

I think when you rebuild , "Whiskers" that you need to build a snow sled to pull behind and that way you can transport things you will need in the deep snow with you. Maybe make it like a small boat to be carried upside down on top of Whiskers whenever you are not needing it. Also underneath it would be a dry storage area to carry things that you can't carry inside Whiskers and give more room for people to help in the rescuses. Aluminum would be my choice of material, maybe even find an old aluminum row boat that you could use. Think of the fun you would have pulling Hillbilly back down in it for laughs?

[@garyg2882]

Nice to see Whisker's being used for a good cause. I was thinking Heavy D just built ski's for his trailer. Wonder if it would be possible to have him bring his big snowcat and use his ski's on a cattle trailer and haul the bull out to safety??

[@stephenschulte8569]

Bulbs are goofy. Once their job is done they wander off and get lost. It’s normal they are not the smartest. On the ranges here in BC we usually pull the Bulls early so this doesn’t happen. One local lost several bulls last year.

[@bc30cal99]

Indeed this is true. Here in the "sunny" south Okanagan where the snow hit us hard in early November I had a couple ranchers on speed dial for the last bit of whitetail season when I'd find cattle tracks or spot a bull.

[@randallsmerna384]

You needed a vet to go up with you to tranquilize the bull and a winch mounted inside Whiskers to pull the bull inside Whiskers and then take it out.

[@bruceforsman4812]

Thanks for the update

[@tomstepanowicz6191]

Thanks for the update on the bulls.

[@haroldwinkler9772]

Whiskers rebuild, Boss should run the rebuild, would be awesome to see - Cheers

[@goleafsgo8496]

Definitely use the "Mrs" when it comes to the paint scheme. She is one cool Mom and You Tuber, a real key to the success of the channel.

[@bobtucker8875]

Thanks for sharing 😊. Great job guys 👍.

[@DconBlueZ]

Thanks for the video, always enjoy watching!

[@georgeswartz5784]

I can't wait till you start working on whiskers it's going to look great when you are done with it and that was a good video

[@donnabartsch4019]

Good Bless you Robbie ❤❤

[@deannalemburg10]

Thank you for for what you do thank you

[@wakkopete]

Thanks for the update on that bull

[@leifsoderman5065]

Great job guys

[@edshelden7590]

Very well explained thank you

[@jacobthornock317]

Single horse trailer or a super light enclosed trailer with homemade ski's being pulled with wiskers.

[@henrikadman2046]

😅you guys are so helpful and doing what you can for the bulls

[@montegtaylor]

Glad you could help them out! You have so many talents.

[@jrum247]

Robby - Heavy D’s team built skis that strap under tires for one of their trailers. You may need to borrow one of D’s snow cats or at least something bigger than whiskers, but you could use the skis and tow in a cattle trailer, load up the steer and pull him out….

[@johnkranz4004]

Excellent job Guys and the Boss

[@angelasheppard7197]

Glad you were able to help the bull

[@gearjamor]

You know that there are GPS ear tags for cattle...right? You can find/track the cattle on your Iphone. They then wouldn't go missing for three months.

[@FormulaIUhh]

Thats a crazy situation. Feel bad for the bulls. Hope the one can make it till spring

[@jamesbigham9036]

Thank you for updating us Robby I hope you will keep us informed on this

[@lisawilson4551]

Great job guys ❤️❤️❤️

[@eddiemaximus]

My Gosh, Robby and team. u guys rock! Go Bulls!

[@shirleyallen6072]

Robby, Hillbilly & Boss.....I’m so sorry Heavy D couldn’t asst; but you did with Whiskers!! Bless you!

[@meforsure5221]

Awesome job helping those people!

[@annagarner1280]

I'd like to see someone like heavy D build a sled with cattle gate type walls ( with a removable canvas tarp ... Get that bull roped and led to sled transport and out of there... Definitely Glade you stepped up to haul hay for the bull...thank you Layton crew

[@psg6314]

Great video and keep up the good work God bless from GA and stay safe

[@d3v1lman]

I love this channel! You're videos are so well done and I absolutely love everyone involved! I have learned a ton and you guys are so entertaining! Keep up the good work!

[@saintracheljarodm.holy-kay2560]

It is what it is! Have a good week and God bless amen

[@rogercarl8923]

Your doing a great service to help out. Very proud of you guys! And your having a little fun. Can see you and Matt having a little competition??

[@stephenpoe2037]

A totally Great thing you did !

[@brianjohnson7317]

May God Bless your team as u help ranchers & when u rebuilt p/u truck after fatal wreck in in another video👏 I remember days looking for the last few head of cattle riding saddle horse in winter time, not always easy👏🙂👍

[@nickm6670]

Maybe build a tracked trailer or one on skis for Whiskers. It would take the weight off of Whiskers and help for snow recoveries. I would definitely recemend at least bringing some sleeping bags, food and such in case you have to stay overnight somewhere. When you overhaul the snowcat, maybe add fold up cots to the walls of the bench area and create bunk beds.

[@rogermontee8264]

Thanks Guy’s for doing what you can to help this bull survive winter. ☺️☺️❤️❤️❤️🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸 Thanks for sharing.

[@timvanasen6711]

Great job helping make feeding the bull easier, I hope they can butcher the one passed away so he's not wasted, great video thank's for sharing ❤😉👍

[@bernieshort6311]

That’s a really wonderful thing you have done for the second time. Most people these days wouldn't put themselves out to help a stranger yet here you are helping out a bull. Kudos to you three for what you are doing. It was also enjoyable to watch. Whiskers has performed very well to be honest, not knowing how well she was cared for before, you have put her through some difficult times and she has come through with flying colours. I can’t wait to see her overhauled. Stay safe and keep on having fun.

[@edoliver4174]

get yourself a truck mounted cattle rack. Weld a plate across the bottom and front (to stop the snow and give em something to stand on). Put some outriggers on it so it can slide and keep it from tipping over. Load one bull at a time and drag em out.

[@brians48now]

Look at the spot the bull is in. Now think about how they would get your sled level enough that the bull can even get on if you could get it to move in the first place. Then how are you going to get it up to level ground without the bull falling and getting injured? Put all the straps you want on the bull but it won't make the slightest bit of difference.

[@mahbriggs]

Plus the snowcat doesn't have enough power, and if it did, not enough tracks to handle the extra power! With that much weight to pull, it would just be spinning its tracks in the snow! One would need a far larger machine to make the attempt!

[@k6jpo]

Way to go Demri. It's great to see you on camera doing some narration.

[@tildasexton6069]

Great work you keep that animal alive.

[@bwcok7947]

Get a hold of the you tuber The Hoof GP. He handles bulls bigger than that in his trimming chutes. They hang in a kind of hammock so they do not get hurt or struggle! Fabricating a sled or cat tracks under this chute will enable the bulls to be pulled behind multiple snow mobiles. It will be light enough and dependent upon the foot print of the sled runners or cat tracks it should ride on top of the snow and get that bull down off the mountain. Good luck. Hope the other one makes it.

[@moseham]

somethng different that makes you appreciate life and how the it goes around for the farmers , they look after the cattle to look after us,Cheers Glenn fron NZ

[@rickamick8405]

I miss playing in the dirt myself Mike. Used to do a little dirt work. Henryville Indiana with connections to Butler PA

[@rctjacksonville]

Good job Robby!

[@darrinstone49]

As packed as it's getting... Im amazed the young bull doesn't try to walk out! We have deer, elk & moose all bedding down & using our snowmobile trails to move around on.

[@SaltAirLiving]

That jeep j20 at the farm is amazing. 🎉

[@johnthreefifteen]

You are a good man Robby Layton.

[@clivewilliams3661]

Robby, have you considered approaching the armed forces i.e. Army, National Guard, Air Force to airlift the bull off the mountain? In UK, in my experience the Army and Air Force (we don't have a national guard) relish the opportunity to carry out exercises like this because having live exercises are few and far between for them and you can do only so much basic training for heavy lifting from difficult locations. We once got the RAF to lift a water tank onto a building where we could not access a crane, it was a difficult lift but the RAF would not accept a fee or a contribution for fuel but a donation to the benevolent fund was appreciated.The PR would benefit the helicopter provider and of course, Robby Layton!

[@jimepperson2075]

Robby, you are my “Hero” . What you did for that bull was amazing. I’m a huge animal lover and I don’t know many “if” any that would do what you did. I watch your videos and I think this is my favorite. 🐄👍

[@garychaiken808]

Great job

[@deepinthought469]

Take a car hood and put some sled runners on the top side (now the bottom) outa some 2x2 wood so it tracks straight, Secure an old matress to the bottom (now the top), stand it next to the bull and tie him to it, lay him over and drag him out using yankum ropes to link 2 or 3 snow mobiles... Get to the barn and untie him from the sled.

[@edwardhughes3240]

Good job!

[@TheOldaz1]

Nice job guys, farmers appreciate assistance when things don't go well.

[@akalksander9184]

That whiteout scenery reminds me of upstate New York around Watertown. The road signs get covered w/ snow & it's difficult to find your exits. The only way you know you're still on the road is by the reflectors stakes that are on the side of the roads.

[@KnogMakkan]

The things we do for our animals. ❤❤

[@faerieSAALE]

This story was a load of Bull-feed, for a stranded Bull - in a Bullcrappy situation! Good job Guys.

[@jrum247]

My family farm was on MUCH smaller amount of land, but we counted our cattle everyday on all three farms… and a bale every other day is not enough, but understand the situation. I pray for at least the one to survive…

[@ThomasShuler-fq8mg]

I love your vids robby and your crew is amazing

[@lonhoschar1943]

You guys are truly remarkable!!! The time, effort and expense you give to helping out other people (or bulls😁) is amazing!! Great video!!

[@ericmitchell998]

Agreed

[@marcialynn3469]

Y'all make me so happy watching your videos. I'm retired from Miami, NYC girl lost my place in Key West in a hurricane. Came to Baja, by the beach. Love Utah. Been to all the parks Prius camping with solar and wifi. Love from Tia Marcia

[@stephaniemcknight6205]

Nice work fellas

[@roberthutchison6019]

I have been on 4 discuss of cows two were bills both did not make out I think you a doing the right thing water is very important part for spring had luck for the bulls the worst winter in a long time

[@baileymurphy2390]

Lady-Boss doing great job with the camera. She exudes a positive vibe that enhances the channel...

[@mikef5507]

@ Robby Layton what about a set of snowtow ice house skis…. I’ve seen quads and side by sides tow heavy ice houses on Lake Michigan during ice fishing season. They claim you can tow a full sized house trailer with a side by side or good sized machine…. Just a thought to get a trailer up in the snow or out..

[@alanseys95]

Robby y'all doing a good deed and that is a good thing you're doing and being nice about it too. And you should ask Lizzy if she has any ideas

[@darthgbc363]

1:08 Had to do a double take. You're cruising down the road & I thought Whiskers was flapping in the wind. LOL

[@jamesguzmanii9812]

I was just thinking about this toady, great timing.

[@travissweeney788]

The boss in the blue snow gear ,looking good hay😊

[@jackjones5314]

Do you take food, water, blankets, and a heater in case of a problem?

[@brianhaygood183]

Ask the National Guard if they will make a training exercise out of it. They totally should do it for practice. Moving heavy stuff in any weather is a big part of their job.

[@pauls466]

Perfect exercise for the army.