Cattleman | A Stonefield Ranch Film

The first-generation rancher is a dying breed, but Landon Petersen is one of the rare few who have made it work. After saving his earnings from the oil fields, he put together enough capital to buy land in Wyoming. Join us for a day at the beautiful Circle P in Cokeville, Wyoming, and see how Landon’s economical ranching practices sustain his family by keeping tradition alive.

[perrygarten]

May never be wealthy, but rich beyond words.

[devynpetersen]

Thank you Stonefield Ranch for the time you spent at our place, you guys were a joy to work with and be around, patient with our kids and our schedule! The talent you guys have for producing high quality content is obvious! Thank you for sharing stories that shed light on the unsung heroes of America. Riley, your narration is always so good and your talent for sharing a story is wonderful! Mike, your video talent and editing abilities are simply incredible, every video is so fun to watch because of the high quality videography! We root for you guys to keep going, we love what you are doing and sharing with the world!

[ToryFipps-dbee]

It is nice to see another Wyoming rancher staying traditional. We also use horse power up in the foothills of the big horns. It’s getting harder and harder to ranch this way. Lots of people moving in that want to change our ways sadly. We used to drive our cattle 53 miles on what used to be an old cow trail, thats now mostly made up of highway and new development. Traffic would stop to watch the cows pass through the small town of Big Horn with our long horn steer leading the herd and several cowboys blocking “holes” or pushing them up from the rear. Cow dogs working the back end and keeping young calves up from falling behind. It was an impressive sight. However, now the complaints of cow poop on the road and road jams have outweighed the beauty. We have people cussing at us and trying to drive through the herd. And of course all the once big pastures have been sold, bought and developed. We always had several layover options on the way, to allow the cattle rest and water they needed to make it the leg. Those places have almost all been developed into housing. God bless all of us that strive to keep these traditions alive. I wish the world would slow down long enough to appreciate it.

[merlincovlin]

Great to know there are content makers striving to showcase the true Heartland of the Americians!!

[klauskarbaumer]

Great. Young people like the Petersen, that's what society needs, today more than ever before.

[myaudaciousprayer]

Raised by previous rancher and a farmer. Even though I wasn’t raised on a ranch the love for the ranchers and the land was engrained. Thank you for your truth and what you do. Not many left like you.

[highlanders]

Great job guys. Ranching ain't for the weak of heart

[johnlong]

Our country needs more families like yours. True Americans that aren’t afraid of good hard work, and pride in what you’re doing. God bless

[mattycavcey]

Started watching you guys not too long ago and am impressed every time I see a new video. Good work everyone!!

[williamwimer]

Great job, you have the heart and family and they are important

[DougBrown-ufoh]

Nice job guys, you definitely have the skills and passion to make this happen and to add value to what you love.

[gentlegiants]

Nice to see the horses working. Getting rare. All the best to the Peterson family.

[concero]

I think your videos are top quality, I tend to seek out videos related to nature or where I can learn something interesting. Thank you.

[fernandoluizgirardi]

Thanks for sharing. Here, sending a hello from South Brazil.😊

[IsaacM]

Could you guys possibly do a video talking about hard mouthed horses and how to work through an older lesser quality finished horse

[moniqueflake]

Loved this video! Reminded me as a little girls being out on my Grandparents horse and sleigh feeding the cattle on their ranch just 20 min from Cokeville. 😊

[MTN_BUILT]

This is fantastic! Love the opening line 😂 We’re not ranchers, but we sure do respect you guys! Thanks for making the extra effort to film and share your lifestyle.

[kirklynschultz]

Thats a great stort to be told and done very well

[gunterbecker]

❤We need more people like you, love what u doing! Brings back memories. Take care!

[azgoprocowboy]

It's literally on my bucket list to feed cattle with a team. Just once though. I enjoy my AZ desert winters.