Working Bison and THIS Happened!

[@13daniel1974]

As silly as it may sound, put some rubber inner tube on all the areas that "shut" together. This will quiet the slamming metal and it really makes a difference in the noise. It makes a significant "calmness" difference.

[@watrgrl2]

I agree with you! I think those beautiful animals that will eventually give their lives to be our meat should be treated with more respect and kindness even if it’s just to make those chutes less noisy and padded so as not to cause injury to animals that try to escape. Those bison were being needlessly injured and traumatized.

[@tcwd3760]

@@watrgrl2 Thank you I agree!!! I've been on Bison farms and never seen them act this frightened! Sadly not handled

[@davidogunleye]

But it don't stop the slamming!

[@dapdne4916]

That would help with the noise. Don't think for safety reason it would suit the humans as some (more quiet) gate might not show that it needs to still be closed entirely. Maybe some $$ hydraulic closing gates. Meat prices would probably have to go up though.

[@0553140]

Maybe they don't have to go through tis very often so that they don't get traumatised. Maybe.

[@bethgramkow5225]

Can you imagine what it sounded like with hundreds of them running on the open land so many years ago. It would have been a wonderful sight.

[@hannahpumpkins4359]

I've seen them on those massive Wyoming ranches - 6000' elevation, 60mph winds, 25 degrees out, and it's pouring which immediately turns into ice that's being driven sideways by the brutal wind. And the bison are playing in it like a group of Kindergarten kids that were just let out for recess! So so beautiful - they couldn't be more different than cattle... Such powerful animals!

[@lsmith992]

Didn't the herds number in the millions a few hundred years back?

[@nasibars4575]

Rolling thunder

[@dr.davidmiller6682]

Change hundreds to thousands!! Amazing! And then realize that plains tribes used to hunt them on horseback with bow and arrow!! That took some “cojones!”

[@JLitt-us4vs]

And now they live stressed out on this farm

[@patsmith5947]

When my husband had Pancreatic cancer he was told by the doctor to get your affairs in order you will be dead in 2 weeks but we took him to MD Anderson and they devised a treatment plan. We kept him alive for 2 years by eliminating sugar from his diet and fed him a high protein diet. We fed him bison all the time because it’s so low fat and high protein, it’s the best meat there is. We think that Bison kept him alive to celebrate 2 more birthdays and our 40th Wedding Anniversary.

[@rosawilliams9145]

Wow!

[@rociinolte9473]

Great Hospital my husband is an oncologist he did His training there and work there for five years,till we move to Amarillo Texas.

[@ricks.1092]

Cancer cells and abnormal cells feed on sugar in the blood stream. Refined sugar might taste good. But it's one of the worse things for the human body. Inflammation of tissue also feeds and grows from sugar. So many people don't realize nor understand how important diet is...even for animals. I'm glad you got 2 more years with your husband. Pancreatic cancer is very hard to beat. Usually when people are diagnosed, they have less than a year of life. BTW, I'm a surgeon and seen my share of pancreatic cancer. Did you husband have to get a Whipple procedure. I hope not, the surgery is super long....anywhere from 8-12 hours long.

[@carmendoyle9786]

Amazing

[@midsouthhomestead9180]

I believe it!

[@lindabarrows8951]

Thanks!

[@kathy3715]

I’ve been raised on a farm but Big Joe would have me running away. He is ferocious. You guys are awesome to stay with it.

[@lilah_shirran]

Same girly same ❤ (Sorry if that ain’t your gender ❤)

[@mattsara2802]

When I was a little girl my Uncle kept Bison. I would go to his house and stand on the tall fence and watch them. They were always my favorite animal! They always seemed so regal and peaceful but there is so much respect required to be around them! Loved this video! Thanks for sharing! 💚

[@jumpingoutofairplanesmentality]

it's time for bison riding competitions instead of bull or wild horse riding 🦬🤠

[@laurens.2503]

What is the purpose of bison farms? Do people eat them?

[@luisangel7700]

@@laurens.2503 yes . Not just people but dog food etc stuff like that

[@НадеждаСельванович]

Sjnnnsbhhd

[@brendanvaught7840]

In Daniels head: everything is going to go smooth The bison at the beginning of the vid: NO NOTHING WILL GO SMOOTH

[@ricks.1092]

The little Boston Terrier Dog, either has No Fear or is just not too bright. These Bison are impressive and their size and power is incredible. I'm subbed to Dusty's channel and love when he rides his UTV in the field. He always gets this one female bison who runs along side the UTV.

[@Nails346]

Those bison have the look of fear in their eyes. Steel plates and the sound of them being kicked train the beasts to associate the ruckus with an unpleasant experience. Replace the plates with heavy timber to reduce the associated noise and bring down the level of beastly panic. Panic/fear/=higher vet bills/slower weight gain.

[@nicolegeoffray3297]

Thinking the same thing

[@teresahiggs4896]

Wood rots too quickly, metal lasts longer and is a much better investment , that’spart of why it’s used. It’s also stronger , and that’s definitely needed with bison .

[@kavaracing910]

@@teresahiggs4896 i reckon just some poly lining would do the trick

[@l3eaver]

I rekon these folks like to learn the hard way

[@dannyallen2931]

What they have in their eye isn't fear.

[@rascalkheeler274]

Use that elec prod on yourself. Put grain or hair at end of shoot.

[@lockedin60]

Big Joe is one Bison you do not want to mess with. I give Dusty a big shout out he has guts!

[@nplatt1950]

And something else that rhymes with guts

[@lockedin60]

@@nplatt1950 Yup I knew this was a "Family Channel" so the only lame word that I could think of at the time was "guts" The b-word would have been more descriptive!

[@dannyho6786]

I guess them dogs learn to be quick in a hurry

[@lockedin60]

@@dannyho6786 Yup I noticed that too. Dogs are usually pretty smart. This one has been around them long enough.

[@jumpingoutofairplanesmentality]

it's time for bison riding competitions instead of bull or wild horse riding 🦬🤠

[@raysmith7335]

Maybe lead him in there with a bucket of feed. That’s what we used to do with our bulls when we worked the cattle.

[@sykwookiee]

Yeah, I worked cattle for a few years, and then I had a chance to run Bison...not even close on the "I want to kill you twice" scale...just when you think you've got them settled down, BOOM 🔥🧨🧨🧨🧨🎆🎆🎆...Crazy sumbitches...if they didn't taste so damn good, nobody would mess with 'em...

[@amyhoang9140]

I am this will be much less stress for them.

[@joanharris8057]

And when our dairy cows got out, we would turn on the feeder to try to get them back in the barn.

[@karate4348]

no that way these boys can't pretend to be tough hiding behind steel fences and cattle prods. pathetic cruelty towards rather than being and working with magnificent creatures.

[@Retrieverman1]

I bet every time you work the bison over there, you are just so happy that you stuck with kiko goats and donkeypoodles.

[@MissyA1966]

Lol

[@jwfinley7808]

This much better than watching the NEWS!!

[@Raphael_NYC]

Definitely takes experience to get this done safely, Love seeing a lifestyle I know nothing about and I can feel the love. Makes me wish I lived closer to you all. Very interesting and enjoyable. Thank you. Raphael NYC

[@cherrelle3231]

Let’s raise bison 🦬 they said, I will be fun they said 😂😂 even get stressed watching and I’m all the way in London 😂😂

[@fairlind]

So when was the last time you laughed on the job as much as these folks do, huh?

[@kathygunter9508]

🐃🐂🦬🐴🦓🦄🐎🐑🐽😄😘😍

[@MeanLaQueefa]

They are wild to the core

[@ebosele307]

😂😂😂😂😂

[@ebosele307]

My head is spinning watching.

[@oldben6086]

Already watching the video when I got the notification. lol KZbin can be a little slow! Remember there being a small bison herd on the lake side of Kingston. Used to stop on the shoulder of the road and admire them when they got close enough to see from the road. Majestic animals...Kings of the Prairie!

[@nancybrisco5824]

That wore me out just watching it.😂😂😂😂

[@dewalt4594]

I would like to be given the chance to

[@magn630]

I broke a sweat just watching Big Joe put up a fight. He is such a beautiful creature. Feel so bad for him, maybe he's claustrophobic and that narrow path would definitely gave me a panic attack.

[@obscurelyvague]

"Mag N" I guess it is possible for buffalo and farm animals to experience "claustrophobia." That being said, it seems that inherently animals have an instinct to fear being cornered and then try to fight.

[@sixpackbinky]

He’s wild, not domesticated.

[@jumpingoutofairplanesmentality]

it's time for bison riding competitions instead of bull or wild horse riding 🦬🤠

[@raveninavaniam9438]

@@obscurelyvague especially after being shocked and having such a chaotic ordeal from start to finish or just types them up.

[@donnamczesty921]

Now I know why he is called Big Joe . Been binge watching since last night . Beautiful , amazing animals . Good Health to all. Let's be safe out there EVERYONE.

[@cet765]

Yikes! The power that those mighty critters exude is so breathtaking! My heart was pounding at times! Thanks for sharing!

[@cheriekreusel3756]

Ya' nope, nope, nope.....That was scarier than a Chucky movie! I don't think I even breathed until the end. Wheeeewwww doggie, just nope!

[@anitak_ilovepink]

agree!

[@sarahniemeyer9954]

maybe a trail of apples

[@stevetrumbull4990]

Wow! Powerful, powerful animals. Intensity level was high on this side of the screen too! Arms Family donkeys and donkeypoodles are more my speed. :)

[@Megweave]

What do you mean? Those are little tiny puppies! 😂

[@garymontesano5903]

After watching your struggle with an uncooperative Big Joe, I thought it would be interesting and informative to get Temple Grandin's feedback on your setup and approach. She apparently has a way of seeing the world through hoofed animal eyes, the end result being less stress for beasts and humans. Best wishes from the Southern Oregon Coast.

[@Lisabug2659]

Exactly my thoughts.

[@jassewalton1768]

Yes, Temple Grandin ❤

[@goldibee]

Agreed. There has to be a way that is less stress on beasts and humans.

[@jwfinley7808]

My Dad drove Truck. When he hauled cattle he carried a stick called a Hot Shot. He told us kids do not mess with it! Im glad we listened or we would of been hurt twice!!

[@bitsnpieces11]

The way he's acting at about 18:00 is like a bison in a video being surrounded by wolves in Alaska and attacked. The constant circling with his head low.

[@bethnichols2875]

When the bison run thru, and the gates shut behind them, and then they turn around, I can almost hear them thinking 'crap, we fell for it again'.

[@dlivengood59]

These creatures are no joke, listening to that first one puffing like a steam engine building up power, ready to explode like dynamite.

[@Murder864]

Ya but in 5:00 the dog 🐕 was going to get ran over

[@sandrajenkins6822]

This was horrible to watch. OK, they're very big but they're also distressed, confused and frightened. As for the electric cattle prods/stun guns, you're making a bad situation even worse. Shame on all of you.

[@Sassafras30]

I live in England and have never eaten Bison or seen one in person. This is fun watching your videos! Lots of noise!😂🤣😁❤️

[@kevincoverstone6479]

This is a 10 out of 10 for the best bison video on KZbin I’ve ever seen. I never seen a bison ever try to jump out of the shoot before that was exciting.

[@Colton_Marten]

I’m getting out of the army and was just about to start up a bison farm and saw your video. I’m taking that as a sign from god

[@vikithomasson7772]

Ty for your service!

[@That_2fitty]

Yeah thank you for you Service! 🇺🇸

[@willowsverge3046]

I appreciate your service! Hopefully you find something that works out for you! 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻

[@cliffords.8341]

Thank you for your service Sir. Welcome home and good luck with whatever you choose to do.

[@sykwookiee]

Welcome home brother from the ⭐dad of PFC Stephen Paul Snowberger III KIA Iraq 11 May 2K6 ...

[@COM70]

Have you ever considered rubber matting and some rubber pads to quiet the cage? I bet they wouldn’t be half as freaked out.

[@lesliegarrett69]

I was thinking the exact same thing. the slamming sounds are probably what make them so anxious.

[@jeannnie8636]

The owner is such a brave young man way to go there

[@mid-ohioguardian6927]

@@lesliegarrett69 or the stun guns being used on them !!

[@fivemjs]

Yikes

[@lisas9034]

Don't you think those horns would penetrate the rubber and get caught up in it? Not worth the risk just for a bit of noise!

[@brendaguinn94]

Magnetic animals, it's always chaos at Dusty's when it comes time to run them through. It was a great video Daniel. Thank you. I'm thankful nobody got hurt just a gate.

[@TheAuthenticIsOutThere]

13:31 Holy buffalo! That girl got heart!! She stood her ground!🙀🙀🙀🙀

[@rondadepenbusch8152]

Whoa Joe’s pissed . Lol 😂 good friend you are lol I’d be jumping the gate too . Pretty scary . He’s huge . You guys are doing great!! Keep it up !

[@barrydavidson525]

You couldn't pay me enough to raise Bison. This looks like an accident ready to happen.

[@yavonnemcclam952]

Exactly.... why do humans feels like they have to domesticate every animal? It’s a wonder the bisons don’t have on a shirt and tie

[@nathanellison594]

@@yavonnemcclam952 theres some good farms raising bison. With great lives in large large pastures

[@kenny6920]

@@yavonnemcclam952 more of a European American thing to be fair...a lot of people kept these beautiful creatures free and abundant and hunted them with skill and honor.

[@thegamingpigeon3216]

@@yavonnemcclam952 it's not really for domestication purposes, it's for food (at least most are). If you have a smaller farm and can be more personable with the animals, they'll warm up to people.

[@REV-mu5tu]

I had a Neighbor that Got 4-5 many years Ago,The Neighbor between us Milked Cows,Those Bison Scared his Cows Half to death,1 Bison was So Bad its Now Stuffed On Display in a store here,They r very Dangerous to work around

[@sellison2192]

You just sit back and laugh. That's why you have goats, donkey poodles and a whopper. They don't act like that. Lol

[@paleofemme]

I’ll stick with chickens...🤔

[@Banjo625]

😂

[@user-tm7tw9tu7b]

Me too

[@xcythgaming2069]

It's all fun and games until a 1,500 LB Bison gets pissed 😂

[@Burkleyisrizz]

I will stick with cows an houres

[@bobbydee1187]

😂

[@stuart207]

That brought back some memories 😂 Dealing with any cattle is difficult enough but everyone gets their game face on when it's the bulls turn in the crush. 10 points to everyone for not cussing the air blue in front of the camera 👍

[@barrykarpowich731]

THIS WAS GREAT,THANK YOU 😊

[@marshaezell1546]

In New Mexico I remember that the bison were double fenced!

[@jillhumphrys8073]

Well! Peaches was way calmer than those first two. LOL

[@slgoad]

I'm exhausted. Better than any Hollywood thriller, suspense movie.

[@rosawilliams9145]

No acting here! All real. And scary.

[@user-pd8mi7ng7s]

Sit back, have some roast and enjoy the show

[@cherylkoenig5509]

The Bison are so majestic.

[@geniousgeorge4973]

It seems like it would be a hell of a lot easier to lure them in with some carrots or treats and not have to fight them . The bison could be really dangerous if pissed off . Those electric shockers are sure to piss them off . Slaming gates are loud and also frighten them , so it might be a good idea to quiet them with bushings or something . Knowing they are going to get a good treat each time could even make them more than cooperative. Better to baby them a little than have one hurt itself or a handler . Make a trail of bait and let them find it themselves so they are not afraid of the chute . Deer bait is cheap for treats . They might really like sugar beets , but the chute is the only place they should ever find them. The big one might fight the others to get there first . Always make freinds with animals that can easily hurt you!

[@factsmatter4030]

Dang....my nerves are shot.... You guys are amazing

[@karate4348]

the bison is amazing... these men are just boys with toys... no skill or respect here!

[@factsmatter4030]

@@karate4348 you're so funny

[@janetstevens6680]

That’s just crazy..I bet your happy with your small little animals that you have..

[@PamelaAmberson]

I enjoy watching the bison but I admit that was too much for me. I felt so sorry for Big Joe. 😢

[@harleymarvin]

I totally agree with You, Pamela... (Too much noise & dog interference) Being a cattle person I am not tough enough for this...God be with them & keep them safe...

[@fivemjs]

This was hard to watch

[@Jamal_Dont_Pull_Out_The_Nine]

Big joe is not originally theirs it’s actually dusty bakers

[@jumpingoutofairplanesmentality]

it's time for bison riding competitions instead of bull riding or wild horse riding 🦬🤠

[@jaray7710]

Me too. That was a bit too much.

[@kathleenthompson6418]

I like your channel. Remember bison are wild animals.

[@walkaway6212]

Give that young boy a pat on the back. Head on a swivel and handling the gate like a pro! OUTSTANDING job young man!!!👏👏👏👏👏

[@bridgetgreene2457]

So much enjoyed the video !! You all work as a team and I know Dustys great full for all his family and friends ! Thank you so much for videoing this amazing accomplishment of working the Bison and the show Big Joe gives ! He is a show of his own ! Glad all went safely !

[@krishmarvin]

Hi Bridget where are you from and live?

[@lisamcclintock8090]

Y’all braver than me. No, YA’LL CRAZY!!!!!!! 😂😂😂

[@cindypennington8267]

Glad no one got hurt other than maybe big joes feelings knowing he got whooped and had to go on through the process of his weight and shots he’s such a beautiful bison as is all of dustys bison

[@kathleenrobertson2961]

Way to much stress for any animal.

[@HB-hx4wh]

So right Kathleen, they keep poking the bison with the long prodder, basically a taser. Horrid. Hope karma comes round soon.

[@renn8827]

@@kathleenrobertson2961some animals shouldn’t be farmed bison are far to wild in my opinion I feel like they should have just helped with repopulation of them and had seasonal hunting so that they could live free the amount of stress they seem to be in in this environment. I have seen them in the wild and they are much calmer I saw hundreds and none of them were in this amount of stress

[@Snir556]

Those majestic animals deserve open land.. to see them running on 4x4 meter so heartbreaking man🥺😢

[@KnightMoonShadow]

Agree, it's all just wrong and why I'd never eat anything living in it's own waste. I won't even start on the vaccines.

[@valvess]

ikr

[@theeconomytraveler9999]

You are absolutely correct!!! My thoughts exactly.

[@jwfinley7808]

Times have changed

[@Loosepoly]

That's they're holding area they have a pasture

[@riaramjattan2493]

Love looking at the Bison, how loving they are taken cared off.

[@cindythomas2116]

My favourite bit is when you work the Bison 👏👏🇬🇧xx

[@zahne85]

Finally!!! I have seen poor Dusty fight Big Joe everytime. Hoping all bison and people got through it safely

[@adamwatts4381]

That is why ye have a aluminium baseball dat when re work cattle

[@calvinvandewater5347]

@@adamwatts4381 knoll

[@tiffany02020]

That’s so badass 😂 she ran right up and waved her arms. So brave.

[@DragonflyAcres2022]

Yes she is I think she is tougher than Big Joe

[@rosawilliams9145]

She has guts!

[@alan30189]

If big Joe got over that fence, she would’ve turned into a world class sprinter! 🏃🏼‍♀️💨 🦬 😂🤣

[@richarddalton1536]

That women is rediculose with her arms she is like a wind mil

[@rosawilliams9145]

@@alan30189 it wasn't BIG Joe. He was still further back. It was one of his cows.

[@cwhit8481]

Oh my God 😮 I didn't know y'all were related! I started watched your videos and within a few months ago Cross Timbers came up as a suggestion. Oh wow 😊

[@rogerbutch783]

Wow! Big Joe looks dangerous, he's a big boy. Great video. We made it home and had an awesome time, it was good to see all of you. Thanks again for everything y'all be safe around them critters lol.

[@sandrajenkins6822]

This was horrible to watch. OK, they're very big but they're also distressed, confused and frightened. As for the electric cattle prods/stun guns, you're making a bad situation even worse. Shame on all of you.

[@milisaspencer6744]

This reminds me so much of my sons roundup they do. He is a Forman of a 3600 head bison ranch. Lots of work! They are so unpredictable. Love your channel ❤️

[@krishmarvin]

Hello Melissa how are you doing?

[@jayt6992]

Wow! I was on the edge of my seat till the end, felt the energy, emotions and what a relief that y'all got big Joe in. Kudos for the video and thanks for the ride))

[@dannynguyen5444]

Woah, kudo to Marissa! When that huge bison jumped up the shoot, she ran toward it waved it down. But for DJ, she was like, Oh hell naw, I'm outta here and the next thing you know, she's already up the fence. 🤣😂😁

[@laurelflint1866]

I don't blame her at all!

[@sandrajenkins6822]

This was horrible to watch. OK, they're very big but they're also distressed, confused and frightened. As for the electric cattle prods/stun guns, you're making a bad situation even worse. Shame on all of you.

[@marksloane6215]

Oh my goodness there must be a better way to do this where the animals don’t get as stressed.

[@dandavis5767]

Nope this is the safest way with proper crushes and races it should be safest for both farmer and animal. Not only that but bison can be so tall and powerful that generic cattle equipment is just not big enough for them. However I do not agree with the use of an electric cattle prod, it is lazy and they can be moved with paddles and sticks if used properly.

[@jwfinley7808]

Hope that makes that person happy!

[@laurabotts4064]

All I can say is WOW ! Very interesting BUT so dangerous. The weight, strength and temperament of these animals is incredible. There's no way I could work on a bison farm - I was scared to death watching for everyone there.

[@christinecrowley7132]

I'm almost certain these are the most exciting videos I have ever seen,bison never fail to make my heart race.

[@ntamny]

Being raised in Texas but never having seen a bison up close I assumed they’re just sort of a different shaped cow size. When my FIL managed some I got to feed them and boy when you’re up close it’s amazing how big they are. Their head is huge! Even on videos it’s difficult appreciate their size.

[@waynemasse5387]

By ya to

[@jumpingoutofairplanesmentality]

it's time for bison riding competitions instead of bull riding or wild horse riding 🦬🤠

[@brianforrest3377]

I don’t believe I’d be wanting to mess with them big bison they seem like they are a handful lol 😂 great video though

[@sandrajenkins6822]

This was horrible to watch. OK, they're very big but they're also distressed, confused and frightened. As for the electric cattle prods/stun guns, you're making a bad situation even worse. Shame on all of you.

[@yvonneost12]

Well hello Daniel & Jackie , the last video I watched of yours was when you quit your troopers job , I hope it's all working out for you & your family . I have'nt had much chance to watch many y/tube vid's as hubby has been in hospital for over 4 months and if i'm not there I'm trying to catch up with chores , anyway all the best .

[@Jon4784]

Daniel I just subscribed to your brother-in-law's channel

[@gregormiller4037]

LOL...that dog is nuts!

[@nancymontgomery8897]

The little B&W one? It's like he has a death wish.

[@gregormiller4037]

@@nancymontgomery8897 Yeah...it looks like a BC, they're fearless :)

[@MaLu-nz7fy]

@@gregormiller4037 - Hi Mister Miller ☺ nice to see you here ..hugs and love 🤗🥰

[@gregormiller4037]

@@MaLu-nz7fy ...Hey sweetpea, hope all i well. Legs are stiff....and i do have a great tri-tip recipe, honey, soy, ginger...just can't find it. Gotta follow this one exactly.

[@gregormiller4037]

@@MaLu-nz7fy Ok, was in different folder: 1/4 C soy sauce, 3 tablespn honey, 2 tablespn. vinegar, 2 tablespn. chopped gr. onion, 1 1/2 TSP ground ginger, 1 1/2 TSP garlic powder, and 3/4 C oil. Place in 12 x 6ish pyrex, refer for 4 hours. (I use to marry over-night, not necessary - if its cool, just let sit on counter)...i sometimes sub with fresh ginger and garlic.

[@cindypaul6006]

Never a dull moment when dealing with Dusty's bison...

[@theshepherdsfarmgambia4834]

Yeah. Check out my big ram 🐏🐏🐏, you'll love him

[@krishmarvin]

Hello Cindy how is your day going hope you are staying safe at your end

[@apostlepaulvining5688]

Hey Daniel, Rev Paul Eustis, Fl here sir........ how about giving a slight sedative to these bison before these runs...??....

[@angelinareyes-hoffman7574]

Amen

[@karate4348]

Because Daniel and his mates don't care how the bison feel... don't know how they feel and just want to pretend to be big men!

[@lowrider2431]

New subscriber here I just found you all looking forward to watching and catching up with your family your awsome

[@jacquitomaszewski7368]

Your Bison are awesome power. Thank you for taking good care of them😊

[@pannis72]

Big Joe is a beast! Glad y’all were safe !

[@sandrajenkins6822]

This was horrible to watch. OK, they're very big but they're also distressed, confused and frightened. As for the electric cattle prods/stun guns, you're making a bad situation even worse. Shame on all of you.

[@edmaurer5059]

1885 lbs. is huge. I guessed 1600 lbs. Wow!

[@jamesezekiel5728]

Intense! Thank you! Just want you to know that my wife and I are an older couple and like the family and life values that come across in your videos. They are refreshing to watch. Many blessings and prayers to you and your family. From the Alabama Gulf Coast, David and Suzanne.

[@customscreenprinting]

Arms family Homestead thanks for sharing this video with me about Working Bison and THIS Happened! it was a really interesting video and thanks again for sharing this with me and God Bless.

[@RobinJones-ow9oz]

That was amazing. I sat on the edge of my sit the hole time. It was amazing thank you.

[@tammiesanchez6]

All I got to say is Thank goodness for goats , donkeys, alpacas and dogs! My heart was really pounding. Whew !!!

[@tammymccroskey5464]

Daniel and Deejay, y'all have a bunch of calm animals! You are right! INTENSE

[@Mamma-Tex]

Wowzer. And my husband hates helpin me work my dwarf goats 🤣

[@julioandrea7806]

el Bisonte es familia del toro bravo, ok👍🇪🇸🇪🇸🇪🇸🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@deedahl2866]

Yep that's dangerous work with such magnificently strong and sturdy animals! I thought the secret to get a big bull in is to let him follow a big cow . . . ??? :) He is smart about the gates . . . looks like they all swing the same way. He always turns to the left. Maybe lasso the head and winch him in? :) Sedate him . . . !

[@CoachMegerFitnessGames]

Best roast I’ve been to in a while...😅

[@lyleloomis3493]

First real Buffalo I saw was a the Utica zoo here in New York. I was camping with my best friend and his family, we went to the Utica Club brewery then the zoo . Now I’m a farm boy so I’m use to big bulls, but not this big . This bull was by himself in a fence of chain link fence the same size as the holding pen you started at. Well Lee and I were only one’s looking at him and he as making noises at him . He was standing in the middle of the pen, then I started to growl like a bull so he would walk around. Well he didn’t move at all , so we turn our backs to him to walk away when we jumped in the air when he charged us and hit that fence so hard that the fence shook all the way around that pen . Will I’m telling you that nobody could have caught us some was coming from our snickers. I’m surprised he didn’t go thru that fencing!!!!! And he was as big as big Joe

[@lucinaramsey4705]

These animals are so stressed out. 😥

[@TheBandafall2003]

They in prison

[@dannyho6786]

I thought so at first also, but now I think they just Luv being rowdy

[@lupinchenbrause9017]

yeah, i think so too. All those chasing, the loud noises, a fckn taser, there has to be a better way. I don’t know if bisons can get as tame as a cow but if so, why don’t try building up trust with food or smth

[@PlayMoreeYT]

Lmfao, they're fine

[@aaliyahcorrigan1831]

@@lupinchenbrause9017 hey, I just want to say that their farm is completely fine and I thought id clear up a few things you pointed out. they weren't chasing them if you look back they were more walking around. the loud noises, they do live on a farm so I'm 100% sure their fine also since their suck big animals I don't think it scares them. you said they used a taser but it's actually called a cattle prod. A cattle prod being used on such a big animal would have no real affect, it more just annoys them than hurt them so they'll walk away. there actually isn't a better way really because bison are really nothing like cows. they are wild animals and they have to be treated as so. and by that I mean you cant really trust them as much as a tame cow because there is really no way to tame bison they only will get used to you, but some animals will never tolerate you going near them. they are a lot harder to handle and much bigger and stronger.

[@SarahZeeb]

Intense is an understatement when a you got a beast like Big Joe in the shute. I have worked bison before with a neighbor and even the most gentle giant can turn bullheaded instantly.

[@annettequerry9354]

That's one brave doggy!

[@teresaburnette3778]

I know that everyone worked hard to get Big Joe in there but I was secretly on big Joe's side

[@estelleschneider9033]

Bison were seriously stressed Would it not be better to give them a seditive before hand?

[@iamjustme4542]

@@estelleschneider9033 they actually not care much because they just animals I usually never like this kind of stuff anyway if only animals can speak they will say fk human.

[@karenlesueur3817]

I dearly LOVE bison! It's my relaxing time to watch your videos. Thank you so very much

[@shootnmiss5771]

We were all Big Joe's side.

[@lindatimmons3675]

Wow... These massive animals

[@schnakenberglloydsue7313]

What a exciting video!!!! They scared me, afraid someone would get hurt. Great job Daniel!!! Thank you!

[@sandrajenkins6822]

This was horrible to watch. OK, they're very big but they're also distressed, confused and frightened. As for the electric cattle prods/stun guns, you're making a bad situation even worse. Shame on all of you.

[@puppylove9349]

It's cruel to continue to use electric prod from 2 sides, how could he possible know what to do except go in circles!🤬

[@benscoles5085]

yes, I have done some big animal handling, and I was flat out yelling at them to STOP.

[@truthbetold6942]

I agree. This was amateur hour and it was abusive.

[@kevind1980]

They barely feel it. It's like a static shock for us. I was actually thinking they should get a more powerful prod and maybe he will behave.

[@caffrey9762]

What a bunch of ****** heads. Go get your selfs a bunch of cows & leave the wild animals where they belong ( in the wild)

[@dakotabrewer4978]

You idiots. The cattle prods don’t hurt. They irritate them to move on up, but it isn’t a crucial pain.

[@djartifx]

Would have been the best video if one of these guys got shocked by the wand too... Would've been epic!

[@chloeshann8142]

Psychopath

[@brendabrosch8322]

DJ I have to say since you came back from Texas you brightened up big .you have a huge aura all around you Wow I love that because your happier .I want the best so I'm doing my best .thank you .

[@carolann4035]

That first bull in the chute sounded like a locomotive.

[@catlockhart6965]

Marissa is one fantastic wife to get out there and help her husband who loves his Bison.

[@copperme]

#freethewildbisons #bisonsarenotmeantforcaptivity.

[@karate4348]

he doesn't love those creatures.. he's showing off with them.... he doesn;t respect them or work with but bullies them... human boys with toys. cruel and talentless... no wife should let a man treat animals this way!

[@TXNLaurenMcN]

It's always so exciting when you go help them out and this video was even better than the others! Big Joe is one heck of an animal. Can't wait to see Dusty's shots of this! Great video, Daniel!

[@elombard39]

OMG! He’s the size of a tour bus!!! Thank you for sharing.👋

[@poppagrouch4781]

Farm looks awesome, would love to come out and take a tour some time....