A Day in the Life of a SOLO Rancher - THIS AIN'T YELLOWSTONE

The old cowboy, "Dad", wants the yearling steer sorted off in the corral, so it's time to give the young horse some good training again.

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[ChrisLascari]

"If you were a real cowboy" says the realest cowboy on YouTube. Good job. Work smarter, not harder

[roisenoneill]

My family owns a Ranch out in a valley near us, it’s been my dream to have a ranch someday. I am getting chickens and pigs this spring, along with starting my garden up again, I am so frickin happy because it’s the start to my “Ranch life”, my older brother lives in the ranch with his wife and kids and I admire them so much, but 14 is a good age to start saving money for land eventually 😅

[jobee]

That cow was really clever, the way it kept putting objects between you and it, to double back and avoid you 😁

[FendergtrJam]

Your videos draw me right in like a good action movie lol...I gotta say Your horse and you and trying to video and no F Bombs with that STUBURN Grey cow Awesome job and alot of on your horse off your horse up down up down being solo...Got my coffee and going on another Montana Adventure with you "T" Thank's Brother 🤠👍🤙

[alexandreayoung]

Very impressive, how you and Calibor do this with no help from anyone else. I love your videos. Thank you for sharing your experiences!

[johnbentzinger]

It is so cool to ride along with you and to experience the nuts and bolts of ranching. That ol' horse your riding has a lot of cow in him ! Thanks for sharing !!

[ChrisLascari]

Comment #2, I really like how you are constantly encouraging and reassuring your horse. He will be an amazing animal, not that he isn't pretty awesome already

[iduswelton]

Between the pony not wanting to cooperate and the ornery cow u had ur hands full- great job man and horse working together

[patfiumani]

I always enjoy the adventure with you and Calabar, he’s so smart… God Bless you too Trinity…

[bushpilot]

Lol… got an ad for the new season of Yellowstone when I clicked this video 😅 another awesome insight into the life of the western American rancher. Love your videos Trinity! Cheers from the high desert plains of southern Idaho 🍻

[nancyrea]

I think you and your horse did a fantastic job.

[michelsupply]

Great job indeed!!👍That horse is a perfect student!!!👌😉🇧🇪

[AUJG]

I truly love watching your videos...it's wonderful watching you work cattle like you do, sir. I used to have a Morgan-Quarter horse cross, a handsome bay named Ranger. He was truly sweet, and very smart. We used to move cattle for a roping class they had at the fair grounds of the small farming and ranching town I grew up in. I never put a bridle with a bit on Ranger. The only guidance he needed working cattle was a little leg pressure and the lightest touch on the reins, and my quiet thanks and encouragement...he always knew what to do. I miss him deeply. I still have my saddle, which I'll never sell or give away. That was 45 years ago, working those steers on my Ranger. He was a truly great horse! Thanks for your videos. They bring back sweet memories!

[justnana]

You did it without the full use of both hands which I find amazing.

[Lisasuhr]

That was wonderful! There's so much work in doing it alone, but the partnership between you and Callibar really shows. He works just as hard as you do. Thanks for another great video!

[margaretthatcher]

Big love coming from Virginia City Montana.

[cathydavis]

Never got off my horse to open a gate, he would slide right in there & hug that gate. Swing it good! He was an excellent side passer

[seandunn]

Trinity, fast and direct. Thank you sir. Spect down the road there will some more discussion about corporate chomping at your heals. Mean time, how the heck did you make that GoProw stick disappear? Always a pleasure sir.

[karenromano]

That was awesome. Loved every minute of it.

[ashlingofAsh]

Awww this brought back my memories on my paso fino horse. Went to round up bison for the first time and he took to it so naturally I basically just sat there. He made everyone laugh with his gait..but he could do the job! So we tried a few cow round ups too. Few team penning things locally for fun. He was one of a kind!