Inside a Real Montana Ranch - What's it REALLY Like??

Real Ranch life in Montana is somewhat different than what is presented on the TV Yellowstone Ranch.

Montana is one of the last best places. Join my on this glimpse into a world that rarely lets the world in.

[MissKitty]

Yes, this is real life! On more than one occasion I would have come home after my second shift job as a nursing assistant, and there's a new born calf in the bath tub as the cow rejected it, 30 below and no cow to take it as she lost her calf. Sometimes we had to feed it. I smile inside when people tell me that their dream is to be a rancher or farmer. They have NO IDEA! 24/7, no time off and a vacation (?). What's that?

[sugaree]

OMG! I love this. It's a true homegrown documentary. No BS or product placement. No Exaggerated lifestyle. It's just " This is real deal for us cowboy rancher types". A true American story of the Westward Expansion and settlements that are still thriving centuries later.
You all have my upmost respect. Hats off to all who do this.

[dinsch]

This can´t be real. I saw this documentation on the Yellowstone Dutton Ranch the other day. There was way more action. Here, no trouble with neighbors or indians and no gunfights - must be fake...

[jamesyates]

My wife’s family owns a cattle ranch in Northern California and this is so typical of a day in the life of a cattle rancher. Thanks Trinity and your doing a service showing this. The head rancher says that if he wins the lottery he will ranch until the money is gone and keep right on ranching. It’s about a way of life.

[robertagrant]

Ever wish you were born into this !! Absolutely amazing!

[deborahmcham]

Love love this!! Tears to my eyes at times. God Bless the ranchers and farmers.

[johnscannell]

Good, hard-working people. I had spent 3 years up in Montana while in the military, drove many miles around the state and never really knew just what was happening on all that land. Total respect for ranchers!

[herminio]

WOW I hardly watch videos over 10 min. This was close to an hour and it was GREAT! No bs. That’s literally what happens at a ranch. GREAT down to earth informative video!

[oscarsansot]

From the Pampas in Argentina, congrats for the excellent video…our everyday life in cattle handling!!

[kodytuckett]

Man I miss ranching! Thanks for bringing me back!

[warriorsgreatness]

Thank you ranchers for taking time to show us your real life hard work ethics, care for your animals. Appreciate all your work very much. Great video. Very professional, informative, educational. Mucho Gracias

[reidadams]

I've become addicted to watching these ranching videos. What i've come to understand is you have to be born into this and just plain like your life. Also, the meat i buy is just way to cheap for all the work that goes into it. Course i buy my beef whole or half and use a local farmer and local locker to keep my prices down. My addiction started with Anchor Brand Ranch. A family in Nevada raising cattle in a desert. Wonderful family. Tough job. I come from a farming background. Too many offspring and land prices keep climbing and little by little everyone went to work in factories and such. The land was sold and the family farm is gone. That's the history of most farms in this area. You have to get big to survive.

[potatopirate]

I already know most of this but I'm just really enjoying watching. It's better than TV.

[gigievans]

THANK YOU FOR ALL YOU DO! WE CAN''T "LIVE" WITHOUT YOU!!!!

[sobayc]

Loved, LOVED this! I'm a city girl wanting to escape. This is great seeing what REAL life is like on a farm. I had so many questions as I watched. I loved your explanations of the tagging and vaxing process. I just found you today and subscribed immediately. Thank you so much for this!!

[maryfrederickson]

Thanks for telling about all the work along with some smiles and laughter with the children .

[dianebrown]

Thank you so much for all your hard work to feed us

[matildamapleflower]

thank you so much for presenting the reality of ranching!

[anamaria]

Fascinating! My father grew up on a ranch in Eastern Cuba, in the foothills and plains. He started working at a very young age and shared a few stories of rising before the crack of dawn, mounting a horse and getting out there to mend fences and rassel cattle. It was definitely a hard life. That and the fact that I love Montana (when it’s not blistering cold) probably explains my fascination with your videos. Someday I think it would be fascinating for you to discuss the difference between cattle ranching in Montana and other parts of the country and also to compare with other parts the world, such as Argentina, which, of course, is also famous for its beef. Thank you! I enjoyed this video a great deal.

[maxcorder]

Love the attitude and work ethic of the wife.