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[@CrossTimbersBison]

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[@1234BABBS]

Wow that run fast

[@1234BABBS]

Abbot is for my TEXAS

[@cynthiahampton-sx5hj]

Glad she’s still hanging in she looked really good so maybe she’s strong enough to get through it. Then the antibiotics giving her a greater chance. I can promise there hasn’t been a KZbin channel I’ve watched and waited for the next video like I have this one! Continued prayers for TxCow ❤

[@faka.umake.me.bizzzatch7458]

Garden hose run water in her introduce the hose with your hand when inserting leave the hose in and use your hand to scoop out the remaining parts good luck

[@wisdomsleuth77777]

The other thing I would do is specially on first-time mommas is bring them up. you can keep track or at least have an idea of when they're getting close and bring them into a smaller closer area or monitor them with a camera and you can prevent a lot of being worried too easily nowadays with technology LOL even with the Drone you can just fly over and see if they're taking too long

[@sunshinegal4294]

I was wondering if the vets have something like pitocin that can cause her to go into labor and have contractions and be able to deliver whatever else is left. I’m so glad she’s hanging in there. Poor mama. Thanks for giving us an update. Bless this mama.

[@julieasplen]

I was thinking exactly the same. I didn't know what pitocin was, so I looked it up. We call it sintocinon in the UK, but it's all the same. These animals are mammals, so they must have something similar.

[@colliecoform4854]

I was going to suggest that also. There must be a vetrinary equivalent of this.

[@hexabob57]

I was wondering the same thing.

[@clintona.2557]

Oxytocin

[@darlanemechek3697]

You could use oxytosin

[@judithrivin2031]

I’m from Los Angeles. These last two videos have been quite an education. You weren’t babbling. You were sharing your life with us!!! We saw Love and heartache plus the the things we weren’t shown. God Bless you and Marissa.

[@wingsandbeaksbirder2312]

And you, as well.😊

[@annstroud2168]

Thank you Dusty for sharing with us. I love your affection for these wonderful bison.

[@joanntebo2835]

Agreed! Not babbling but "thinking out loud", processing what was happening and pondering options. Bless you Cross Timbers Bison for educating your viewers on the real deals of ranch life. Praying Texas cow does fine and recovers to have red dogs in a year or so. She's spunky.

[@CrossTimbersBison]

thank you!! ❤️🦬

[@lisapearson6125]

I agree with you @judithriviv2031. He kept my attention through out the entire video. Very educational!

[@irene-starbridgewater2793]

Dusty, you are an exemplary bison rancher. You have done more than a lot of people would, and continue to give Ms.Texas the best care possible. Prayers for you all to heal and persevere through this trying time.

[@joywebster2678]

What? Are u saying other ranchers of valuable stock wouldn't get their animal vet help or do what they could on their own? Watch Dr Pol to see farmers and ranchers in action.

[@irene-starbridgewater2793]

@@joywebster2678 You misunderstand I have witnessed farmers/ranchers in recent times that would not have tried to help Ms.Texas expel her dead calf, they only panic and try to get any veterinarian to come do what Dusty did, even though it cost them a valuable young cow. Not saying that other ranchers aren't as dedicated to their animals as Dusty, just that some aren't as dedicated to the animals as they are to the money and status, unfortunately. Hope this clarifies my perspective.

[@helema23]

@@joywebster2678 many would have marked her as a lost cause and got the vet to come put her down, others would get a vet to come do the procedure then have to either deal with a non breeder or put her down cause the vets dont always get there in time. few, like dusty, would go in there and pull the dead calf themselves.

[@EDLaw-wo5it]

If you didn’t get it all and she lives you will be incredibly lucky. I have been up to my arm pit in a cow and saved her and another that I didn’t save. Good luck and God Bless. Havagudun bud.

[@MrTechFreaks]

Dusty, I had a similar situation once in my yak herd. Although we were able to get the whole dead calf out. The vet gave antibiotics and I kept that yak cow up in an individual pen for a week to monitor her. She came through fine and rejoined the herd and went on to have other healthy calves in the following years. Your care for the bison is second to none! Good work! Congratulations on the sponsored video!

[@wingsandbeaksbirder2312]

Thank you for the encouragement for all of us. Very kind.😊

[@micah06v8]

Thank you for this! I know they're not the same species they're similar enough that it gives me hope for this bison.

[@neva.2764]

How long does it take for a calf to decompose in uterus?

[@micah06v8]

@@neva.2764 it starts decomposing the second it dies. Usually if you don't get them out within 24 hours the cow, or in this case bison, has very little chance of surviving.

[@zabavnaya-xt8tb]

Omg this goes to show how hard farmers work is, and how stressful and emotionally taxing it is. So sorry that happened to you Dusty and Marissa, stay strong. Farmers need to be appreciated more, especially dealing with bisons

[@judithrivin2031]

Well said

[@johnhalverson1065]

Feel bad for you and the herd, it's been a hard summer😢😢

[@victoriarodriguez9981]

Farmers AND Ranchers! Definitely don't get enough appreciation from our society.

[@joymay8092]

Amen to that. Appreciated & Respected! Good Job, Dusty & Marissa!❤

[@davidbingham7404]

DUSTY and Melissa great video, hope the Tx bison will make a full recovery really soon, prayers for her . By the way why was Melissa jumping all over place at the end of the video??? Hope she is okay, have a wonderful day and bless you all. David B., Utah. 🇺🇸🐕🐓❤❤❤.

[@donnablankenship726]

That precious face. I pray she makes a full recovery. You Dusty are a 5 Star caregiver!

[@katepollard-vithanage889]

You’re a good man!! You did more than I could have done!! We have all been waiting for this video and worrying about this Texas bison. Hugs!!

[@junecsfavorties6495]

The wait to find out how she was "the next day" seemed unending...

[@prarieborn6458]

YES, the waiting , and worry about a Mother bison, on a ranch halfway across the country….I saw the header “ We did what we could” and was braced for bad news. Then, I am overjoyed to see her on her feet, very much alive. I have a good feeling that she will make a full recovery. I know there were many, many prayers for a miracle. To bring a new life into this world, takes a lot of love, and and suffering and sacrifice, pain, and commotion, Joy and sometimes sorrow and loss. I laid awake and remembered when I was full term with my first child, and my cat was aslo full term .We would have a baby and kittens in our home at the same time. Oh, the joy! . My cat disappeared for 2days, and my husband searched for her, she had found a spot in the basement and was in labor. he took her to the vet, and i got the call, he couldn’t save her, kittens stillborn and she died. I begged my husband , please do not let that happen to me!! My son arrived safely and he gave me 4 grandchildren. i dream about when the great grandchildren will come. And dream about many more little red dogs for Dusty in the years to come, and one of them a special reward from Miss Texas. ❤ Dusty, you are a shining example of a good shepherd, you gave everything you had to save just one..

[@shelleyseid8609]

I think that's the prettiest bison I've ever seen. Look at her eyes! I'm hoping that the doc can either induce labor contractions or clean her out the best he can. Thank you for caring so much about your animals!

[@blujen1642]

My Cousin miscarried but they left the baby in to "naturally pass", it was early in the pregnancy but far enough along to identify pieces. Pretty traumatic for her. Supporting Texas Cow with Antibiotics and something to cause her uterus to expel what you were unable to reach is the best that can be done for her. You two were a wonderful team, working together. Prayers for her full recovery.

[@lesliehyde]

I'm guessing that your cousin lives in Texas or one of the several other states that have recently (in the past year courtesy of the Supreme Court deciding that Roe vs Wade decision wasn't a right for women to continue to have when it comes to their healthcare, cause let's be honest, Republicans don't care about women or people in general unless it's a relative of their own) passed laws that outlawed care for abortions or even miscarriages (the bodies natural abortion reaction when it determines that the body of the mother or genetics of the baby-> fetus isn't suitable for life of the mother or baby)......(?) Hopefully, your cousin's body (uterus) was able to pass EVERYTHING (all of baby's body parts, amniotic sac and placenta) and nothing was retained as she could still be at risk of infection or worse (as I'm assuming that this was a wanted pregnancy/child) potential for causing infertility (inability to carry another pregnancy to term safely or even be able to get pregnant again) or even cause death to your cousin herself.

[@tanyasteers4802]

This is why you have to vote blue leaving the baby to rot could cause death or so much damage she could never be able to carry to term it so sad on so many levels. I have been a nurse 30 years and the fact that parts of the countries infant /maternal deaths have spiked to numbers from the 60's! Politicians should not be allowed to decide what happens ya know doctors go to school 8 to 10 years for a reason. Yet you have Politicians saying can't a woman swallow a camera to look in the uterus, it's almost like they never had sex with a woman or never had 6th grade basic anatomy

[@BlackBilby]

No mother should have to carry a dead child. Sorry for your loss.

[@joannathatcares]

​@@BlackBilbywhy not? I would prefer that way instead of medication.

[@lesliehyde]

@@joannathatcares carrying a deceased fetus is DANGEROUS if the mother's body doesn't expell it or doctors don't act in a timely fashion/manner to remove something that is starting the decomposition process the minute the heart stops beating. Even more importantly, if the mother's body (uterus) doesn't expell everything associated with the pregnancy (see my initial response) then everything from future chances at getting pregnant to death (again, see my initial response) is a possibility. A miscarriage (human non-medical term) for what is happening (spontaneous abortion-> an abortion performed by the mother's body because either something is wrong with the mother's health or the mother's body detects something wrong at a genetic level with the fetus/wanted pregnancy). However, even with a spontaneous abortion=humanities term of miscarriage the mother's body has to expell all parts of the pregnancy cause the mother's life becomes a ticking time bomb for everything from issues to future ability to get pregnant to death herself as a result of infection from not expelled uterine contents that are decomposing.

[@FernCurtis]

I think all of us have been waiting for this update. Glad for you, that she is hanging in there. Sure hope that what you did for her and are currently doing will be enough to save her. “Being prepared for the worse, but keep hoping for the best” is the name of the situation here.

[@gloriarangott8803]

I hope momma Texas can make it through and completely recover♡

[@tinyvr7036]

Thank you for the update. Yes, Antibiotics are probably the best bet at this time. She's already emotionally and physically horribly stressed. I only thought the birth area was flushed after open c- sections? Natural birth of mammals ie cows etc its hopefully able to pass ( after birth etc)and the antibiotics and good nutrition for now is wonderful. Keep talking softly and reassuredly to her. She knows and trusts you. As someone with animals, pay attention to her scent. You already know what is normal and when to get more assistance with her needs. God bless her, you, yours and all your family and friends. You do what you have to do...❤

[@sheilahartnagle6114]

Sending love and lots of prayers to the TX cow that she is watched over and protected and makes it through this ordeal, and she makes a full recovery

[@susanwatson1599]

My hat's off to you Dusty. What you did for the Texas cow would have been impossible for most of us, but that's what "separates the men from the boys" so to speak when it comes to the highs and lows of being a rancher/farmer. Watching the last video, I got the feeling she instinctively followed you and cooperated with you because she sensed./trusted that you could help. It goes without saying that you have our respect and prayers for a good outcome. On a lighter note it was great seeing Mr. D and his herd enjoying the pond.

[@paleggett1897]

It sure gives a new reflection upon ‘. . . . sure stinks like something crawled up someplace and rotted….’

[@helenjirka1317]

They usually say “ something crawled in there and 😢died😢, and you never know it till it is way too late. 😢. Glad you love our 🦬 bison!! Keep up the great work!!😊

[@lindaschiller4015]

Love watching those majestic Bison cross the pond 🦬🦬♥️♥️

[@katiedid1851]

Respect for the (small) farmers that raise our meat and produce. I admire your care, and attention to detail, re welfare of your animals.

[@cindiallain8542]

Oh Dusty, I am so sorry again that you and Marisa had to go thru that. I will continue to keep you all in my prayers. Thank you for keeping us up to date. I truly appreciate it.

[@maryloumay8499]

My ex husband was a LA vet & I rode with him for 30 years. Please ask your vet about intrauterine Furacin (sp) boluses. They are a yellow bolus. My ex used to put 2 or 3 in the uterine cavity for this for long acting antibiotics. Also ask about possibly a uterine flush. This is very sad but a fact of life. Even if she makes it her productive years most likely will be over. 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏 it has a good outcome.

[@paulbombardier8722]

Very sorry to hear about this second tragedy in one season. I hope that TX cow pulls through.

[@bamby5211]

So glad to hear that Texas Momma is doing well...Sending positive thoughts and prayers that she will fully recover. Y'all have a blessed day.

[@E.o.t.4637]

Thank you for the update! Thank you for doing all you can to save Tx Cow she is so worth it. You can see the trust in her eyes. I will continue to send healing strength, courage and love.

[@gloriarangott8803]

Thankfully she HAD the weight to keep her alive so long...and hopefully she'll make it through... She's a very good cow bison temperamentally♡

[@kristelschlothauer314]

Any updates on tx cow? Been a few days. Hope she is doing well.

[@sharonm3677]

You and Marissa did an incredible intervention with the Tx cow. Isn’t it something how they know who to trust and go to when they feel they need help. May she be strong enough to get past this and heal from it. Bless you and your family for all that you do for those beautiful Bison. Thanks so much for the update.

[@lisagorski5116]

Hope all the prayers and positive vibes being sent your way heal the Texas Momma Bison. The trust she demonstrates clearly shows that you are there to help her. You and Marissa have done (and continue to do) an incredible job. Will be watching for updates.

[@bethdeaton4649]

gosh was waiting to hear about her ... she is hanging in and knows you are helping her ... prayers for you all ‼️

[@rhondabrown1148]

Dusty, We could tell she was coming to you for help, and then you were soooo gentle with her. Bless you. Praying for the Texas cow.

[@lisaroberts8015]

You and Marissa did a great job Dusty with the Texas cow. She deff was looking for help from you❤I pray she makes it.

[@amyrobles4780]

How beautiful watching them swim through the lake!

[@kerriedavidson2321]

That was a beautiful sight!!!

[@thefosterfam484]

The Bison are so beautiful and majestic swimming across the pond...So glad the Texas Cow is doing a Lil better..Praying she comes out of this and is better than before...

[@jeanmm2996]

The sounds at the pond were beautiful. Listening to the rhythm of the bugs, hearing the bison in the water.... beautiful.

[@hiker4life4020]

lt IS a miracle she is still alive. Prayers for her recovery & so you can find a potential reason so you can keep it from happening again. 🙏🙏

[@kerriedavidson2321]

So, so, so glad to see her still on her feet! This video made my whole day!! Prayers for her to continue healing! Much love and respect for you and your beautiful family!!

[@cherrildavidse2868]

She's hanging on and hanging in. If you can get her to clean out (ie. deliver the rest of what's in her) and keep her on broad spectrum antibiotics, high cal feed and as stressless a place as possible, she'll probably pull through. As far as the why ---- Mother Nature sometimes does that and some years really suck!

[@cathycartier484]

Dusty I am so sorry you and Marissa had to experience that with your Texas cow . She definitel knew something was wrong and she trusted you to help her . I love your channel as well as Arm's Family channel because of the honesty and caring both families share with us . I hope the Texas cow can recover . She was healthy and strong before this tragedy so let's hope for the best . Love and prayers are sent .

[@ReleaseTheQuackers]

*YOU DID GOOD, DUSTY!!!* The fact she was on her feet in this video is a good sign. Her eyes are bright, she isn't looking stiff and you said she was eating! All good signs! On the other hand... *HOW IS DUNBAR THE MOST HANDSOME BISON EVER?!?!?!?!*

[@SandiHebb]

I’m hoping this TX cow makes a full recovery ….. I can’t imagine doing what you had to do ! This just shows us how dedicated you and Marissa are to your animals ! Take care

[@laurabailey6051]

Thank you for the update. I'll be praying for a good outcome

[@dawnholt7399]

Dusty, you & your wife have already helped "Texas Momma" & given her a better chance of surviving, you've done the best that you can. I hope she makes it xx😊

[@altawarren7334]

Thank you for helping her so much! I know it’s hard to help these magnificent animals.

[@pamelacrowell2007]

You did a great job. Once you finish getting her taken care of, you'll know what additional items you need to keep on hand. Ideally, she should have been induced as soon as you got her in the pen so all of the calf would have been passed by now. Praying for the best!

[@KarenH8128]

I am so sorry you and Marisa had to go through this. It is really quite obvious that you really care for your bison! Continued prayers for a speedy and full recovery for that TX cow ❤🙏🦬🙏❤️ She seems to be very sweet. And yes, she knew you could and would help her. She trusts you.

[@thegranmama]

So so appreciate you sharing all you had to do to try saving this momma. Trusting she can make a full recovery

[@maddiem1030]

I grew up on a dairy farm and yes this did happen. But way back then Vets came out to the farm and handled the situation. Sorry i cant help. I do hope she does recover though. The remaining parts of the calf really need to be evacuated. I dont know the meds for bisons to help with this problem though. I am hoping for you that she has a chance to survive. Bless you.

[@lorrainerebman5282]

You are doing an awesome job, Dusty. Your wife is a trooper!!

[@janetsobek2759]

Thank you for sharing the news about the TX cow. Prayers that she survives.❤ You weren't babling...you were giving us an education.

[@OOMerci]

God Bless that beautiful animal! She had been through so much… Prayers for a full recovery and a long healthy life after this devastating event. Love to you and your family….

[@ataurus2at]

It's amazing how she seemed to know yall where going to help her. ❤ I hope she gets through this rough time. Also I think she's earned a name. Maybe something Texas themed. Dallas or Rose (for the yellow rose of Texas)

[@sandrarobertson9760]

Thank you Dusty. You've done all you can. Marissa and you are the best too. And your cutie Brooks. Canada 🇨🇦 fan.

[@cutemargo49]

I have been watching your channel for a short time. I went back to watch older posts to get a sense of you. Your mentor back when you were with him at a national park (?) and learned about bison. He saw something special in you. And we see that same something special today. What you did for Cow 1503 was nothing short of exemplary. I am completely captivated. I have the bell on to notify me so I can see what happens next to Dunbar, Eleanor, Big Joe, Belle Star, Peaches.....and now your TX cow. And your tough and beautiful wife right there by your side. Captivated!

[@karenmiller6711]

You and Marissa continue to do everything you can to care and save these beautiful animals. You are good people.

[@bobbaker8263]

Thanks for the update on your Texas cow. Quite the ordeal you had getting the stillborn out. If that occurs God forbid as an Army Medic sometimes it was necessary to apply Vicks vapor rub under your nose for the Oder. Hopefully she’ll recover well. 🙏🙏🙏🦬🦬🦬

[@constancestine1020]

So sorry Dusty for the Texas cow’s unfortunate loss of a calf. I was crying when I realized what you were having to do to try to save your beloved bison. Thanks for remaining transparent in your struggle, I’m not sure most of us could have handled it with as much grace as Marissa and you did. Both of you are a great team and I appreciate your sharing your venture with us. Continued success in saving the mama bison.

[@kerriedavidson2321]

Ditto!! Both lost calves brought me to tears!! Dusty, you and Marissa handled that and shared that with such grace!! Not babbling in any way, sir!! The entire series of events just reiterated all the love and respect y’all have for your animals!! That brought me to tears, as well!! We are all praying for TX cow!!🙏🏻🙏🏻

[@SewWhittle]

Poor thing! I hope she can fully recover.

[@justcallmesuzzie]

You two are doing a wonderful job of caring for the bison. You had me laughing when she got in the fire ants and ran to the mud. So cute seeing you take care of her out there. "Get those boots off, girl!" LOL

[@cstone5375]

Y’all are doing a great job taking care of the Bison. 🙏 she continues to do well.

[@kellymarquez2271]

You guys are awesome ❤

[@annlocicero9200]

I pray she recovers quickly. Marissa and you are doing a tremendous job ranching these bison.

[@junecsfavorties6495]

I love your precious wife! She understands the role of helpmate.

[@maddiem1030]

I love it when Jackie smiles. ❤

[@pennyentringer168]

That was Thor, not Jackie.

[@maddiem1030]

Oops. Still like the smile❣️

[@gailtenaglia4398]

Prayers ,that your cow makes it . Thank you for the update.

[@tophlove4740]

I just came across your video’s and can’t say how much we are preying for your animal and her strength. You are your wife are so strong and thank you for my new favorite videos channel 😎👍👍🙏🙏🙏🫵🙏🫵🤠😎

[@terrihinton7126]

Dusty,thank you for being a wonderful bison handler,please keep us posted on the mama's progress prayers going up.stay safe

[@Aliandtosha6689]

I remember my dad having to turn his brother's caws calf every time. You did it because you love these majestic animals. If it wasn't for you she would have died. Bless you all.

[@pamalvestad3848]

Nature has it's own plan. You as a chosen caretaker are doing a Great Job!!! Rember the story from Paul Harvey that's why God made a caretaker/farmer/rancher/herdsman and a shepherd Dusty we use a rifle that takes a dart to shot into the cow or calf. Less stress on the animal. Our vet has done this many times times to keep beast and man safe well.

[@beecothern]

You never ramble. My husband and I enjoy all your videos. Always educational and enjoyable to watch. We absolutely love you and your family. God bless y'all for all you do.

[@kathrynpupos9103]

We had a collie mix that used to smile at us all the time. It made me smile to see that grin. I hope against hope that Texas Momma pulls through.

[@kathleengreen9660]

She looks a little better. Thank you for giving us an update❤. All I can do or say to help you is that I will pray!

[@Ramona57-TX]

I am keeping her in my thoughts and hoping that she can recover fully. You have done what you could to help her. Fire ants suck!

[@ChristineKrannich]

It is so amazing how animals intuitively know to find a human for assistance. You did an excellent job helping her clear the calf. That’s commendable.

[@adelelarkins5921]

Love watching you & your bison. Amazing creatures ❗️😊

[@s.patrciabrady]

Sending Prayers to your family and for the TX cow in her recovery. It is always a wait and see kind of thing with animals on a ranch. I hope Marisa is okay after getting out of those boots. I grew up in TX and am familiar with all of those little critters around the ponds. Just watch out for cotton mouth snakes they can be bad. So happy to see that you are sponsored by my very favorite Fishing Clash!! Have a blessed rest of the week & weekend!!

[@barbgp4789]

Dusty, thank you for sharing your passion(s) with us. City girl here with 'a few' decades behind me and all I've ever known about Bison I've learned from you (and sometimes even 'with' you)!!. This latest situation with 'Ms. Texas' is more than anyone could expect, let alone even try to handle. Your attention and efforts with her these past days truly reveals your heartfelt care, concern, love and respectful relationship with all in your entire herd, your ranch, of course your wife, child and family AND your viewers. Yes, indeed, she knew she needed help and remarkably, 'so far, so good'. Sorry many of us haven't the know-how to be 'helpful', but please know that we're staying strong and hopeful for you/yours AND 'Ms. Texas'. 🤞🤗 🙏

[@frankdodgee]

Fun to watch the Bison taking a dip in the ol’ swimmin’ hole 😅 Thanks for the update on Tx cow. We were all waiting. Surviving 😊this far is a good sign. Maybe ask Doc about more antibiotics and medication that might cause contractions to expel the remainder. Best of luck and sending some serious prayers for this momma.

[@annvanwesten2488]

Still hoping TX cow will make it!! The love you have for your heard is wonderful to see!!

[@joymay8092]

You're a tough man, Dusty. God bless you 'cause you clearly love your animals & do whatever you need to take care of them. We love Ms. Texas. Hope she thrives. I didn't know the Texas Bison story. You're a good man to rescue damaged or maltreated animals & nurse them to health. God bless you, all your family, & all the ranchhands working with you. ❤😂

[@warrenfromga9945]

Thank you for the update. I hope she makes it.

[@stellaunger8568]

Thanks for sharing- best wishes for full recovery for tx cow ❤️

[@crittergal247]

Oh my goodness ❤ God bless her sweet heart and yours!!! She knew you were going to try to help her and you did!!! 😇 Great job young man!!! I admire your dedication to those beautiful animals. God bless you and your beautiful family 😇❤

[@warriorwoodworking5136]

Dusty I would put together a small kit for your truck that contains all of the tools necessary for this situation. I would also include a mask and some vicks to put on your face to help with the smells. I have handled dead bodies in my profession, some locked up in a trailer for days in 100 plus heat. The vicks mask combo worked for me every time.

[@reginagibson1908]

I’m sure I’m not the only one that was praying for you and your bison. God knows the end from the beginning. He will help and guide you.

[@LuvtheRiverLife]

Dusty I know this must be so hard for you and Marisa , our animals are so precious to us I know that you’ve done everything possible to save her calf and the mama. Praying that all goes well and Hope she survives we subscribers fully support you and your decisions. God Bless 🦬🦬🦬🦬🦬

[@williamgahman5028]

Hi Dusty. You did all you could and now it's up to Mother nature. Hopefully she will be OK God bless and love yall ❤❤

[@susanharrell984]

I hope Texas Momma will recover. Your and Marissa are a strong team. Strength to the two of you. Will be waiting to hear the next news.

[@mdolanot]

So glad she is still trying to come back from such a thing. Good work you two!!!

[@angiebrewer9960]

That momma cow knew you were her only hope…. Poor thing. 🙏♥️🙏♥️🙏 It was so wonderful to see everyone swim across that pond. Even the babies. 😍😍😍

[@claudiavantoor283]

Loved seeing the herd going through the pond. Keep my fingers crossed for your Texas cow 🤞

[@mistypfitzer111]

I prayed over her, that she make a complete recovery 🥰 that Mama is a warrior! Bless you for your gigantic heart & tremendous efforts! Don't lose faith! 😊❤

[@alicemattsen2208]

Thank God she’s doing well! I love seeing them go through the ponds.

[@carolmiland9665]

So hard for you and the TX Bison. I hope she stays healthy. Love to you all

[@louielouiepks]

They do make a respirator that will reduce if not eliminate the odors. Charcoal filters. And use Vicks vapor rub under your nose.

[@juliemcolgan1446]

I have been waiting for this video update, and I am glad she is still with us so far. Prayers for you all

[@coolwatyr]

Hello Dusty & Marissa It had to be rough. I know you are worried about Ms. TX . She clearly understands that you are trying to help her. 🙏🏻 Blessings ❤😊

[@annearoe2293]

Was so relieved to see she is still alive! Take good care of her, and keep us updated! ❤❤🦬

[@gwaddles]

Interesting fact, the birds spread the fish eggs from pond to pond

[@laffytaffy2916]

This made me cry, it’s so sweet when animals come to a human they trust to ask for help, and I truly know you must be a good guy who cares and senses you’d help her. Very emotional, I hope she makes it and goes on to be a mama after something so seriously traumatic!

[@jennifermassie7227]

God Bless you both!!! Praying for that cow!! You've done all you could!!!❤🇨🇦❤🇨🇦❤

[@sherriwalters6095]

Dusty and Marissa, I am so sorry that you lost your wonderful Red Dog. You love your beautiful Bison and it shows. I &know nothing about farming, but I know the Creator of all things is with you and your Texas Momma. God bless…you are doing your best!

[@Wolfpug]

So glad she is still hanging in there. You did your best, Dusty.

[@donnaelkins186]

❤😊 so happy she is doing well. Prayers for her!

[@joygibson806]

It appears that one momma has twins, and she crossed the water, but didn’t climb the bank until she saw that both twins were safely out of the water! Animals are so intelligent!

[@pennyentringer168]

None of them have twins that I'm aware of. I think he would have said because it is rare.

[@terrireddish2522]

I hope the medicine Kevin got helped her pass the rest of the calf 😢 and I hope she recovers 🙏♥️👋🇬🇧

[@sybilwinfield538]

The bison crossing the water was beautiful