I love the way these good cow horses just pin their ears and get to work when chasing down a cow. They're amazing at their job. Then the second the cow is roped, their ears instantly go forward, getting ready for their next job.

@ElveeKaye

7 ай бұрын

I was amazed at how smart the cows are. They'll deliberately go under and around trees, knowing it's harder for the horse and rider to follow under the low branches, and they tangle the ropes around dead trees on purpose. What a job! It's incredible to watch these men and horses at work on an old-timey cattle drive.

@juliejenkins2376

7 ай бұрын

@@ElveeKaye I know right! Clearly this herd is smarter (and faster! lol) than the average herd. You're right, It's truly amazing to watch and see how smart both the cattle (and horses) are.

@Preppy_gurl_stanly

Ай бұрын

Unlike my horse that just stands there

I guess Lloyd didn’t like the Mountain Dew 😂 The official Broncs & Donks Ranch Rope is finally available! Check out my website for more info. Thanks for watching!

@Just1guy536

8 ай бұрын

😂

Love how raw these videos are ❤️

man i wish i lived like this, its a beautiful life style, perhaps one day

@floraztexter

8 ай бұрын

Don't give up on your dream keep fighting to get it but be careful if you do a cattle drive

@hazeleyezs

8 ай бұрын

Me2

@SH-di8im

8 ай бұрын

Do it while you’re still young

@RobertMoore-fd3gu

8 ай бұрын

It’s a hard life . Awsome but hard .

@chasemason5315

8 ай бұрын

Nothin to it but to do it

I love watching y’all while I study. I find it relaxing 😌

@BroncsAndDonks

8 ай бұрын

Glad you enjoy it! Thanks for watching!

@jessehartley2544

8 ай бұрын

Yeah Watching you guys is so much fun😊

@DOONGHAN12345

7 ай бұрын

RELAXING? this makes me feel stress from the intensity😂

@user-fj8sb9pg3b

7 ай бұрын

​@@DOONGHAN12345same

@salmandekkari5523

6 ай бұрын

same

I haven't seen anything from you in far too long. I'm all the more happy to see you today. Great video. Greetings from Thailand from a German cowboy.

Boy what a surprise, so glad to see y’all again, be safe out there

We need part three of catching that mustang

yes, another video. I love watching you guys

Corrientes are tough to drive. I use my entire vocabulary every time, in fact I cussed them just watching you guys.

This has always been my dream job sadly I've gotten to sick to ride but watching your video still brings me joy

By far one of the funniest adventures and craziest cattle drives I’ve ever been a part of!! 😅

Great job! Brilliant! Loved the part where you had Jim Carrey in the background...died laughing!

Stuck in the city for College. This stuff keeps me going.

Been waiting for yall to post keep up the good work

I would love to work with you guys at some point. Trying to get into cattle driving but finding jobs has been rough the last while. Your work is extremely inspiring! Keep doing what you are doing!

@user-wi6sh6vh8u

5 ай бұрын

For starters, go to the event called Pony Penning Days on Chincoteague Island in Virginia, and buy yourself one or two foals that you can raise and train for this task. Also, see about getting yourself a bitless bridle, and a Charro Saddle, and you’re all set up ready to go.

If it had paid enough to support my family I would have never stopped

I find this work with the horses so exciting.

This reminds me of my dad so much. He's been gone a long time, but it's not hard to bring up memories. Just pretty damn painful. Cowboy, Marine, Husband, Dad. I love you, I miss you. ❤

Keep it up the video’s arre amazing to watch and the editing is amazing whif the background of the mountains ❤

Great video! Love the videos y’all guys post. It’s all about making memories no matter how hard it is!❤❤❤

Can you post videos more often please ❤ but I still love you guys videos ❤❤

love the shot of finding sheds in the middle of the chaos 😂

It gives me chills everytime I watch you guys!!!!!

I love horses and I’m getting two soon so when I’m bored I just watch you guys

Love watching your videos, you guys have some bloody good horses, i have just started my OTTB on cattle and its going good so far

I love how care so much for the horses

Amazing cowboys but super amazing horses x

My friend thank you for posting a vid and not ranting about not seeing a new post

Hard and dangerous work for man and horse and dogs. Every time I heard a rope zing I remembered how many cowboys I have seen missing parts of their fingers. Sitting in the saddle, riding hard and seeing your horse's ears pinned as you run down a cow, becoming a team of one...that is what it's all about!

Love your Videos❤❤

My family has two cattle ranches down in Arizona. I would go down to Arizona 2 times a year for the round ups. The two ranches are on the other sides of a plateau so we’d move the cattle to the east in the spring and west ranch in the fall. Since I was a toddler I would participate in the round up. I tipped my first calf at the age of six and I loved it. I have some really good memories of the round ups. My favorite is when a big old calf got lose in the branding corral. My brother and I had to jump onto the fence in order not to get trampled.

Man that's a coven of crazy cantankerous cows. Llike my pappy used to say "work with em long enough ya understand why we eat em". LMFAO 😂😆

Love your content, so glad for another video, will keep looking for more!

@BroncsAndDonks

8 ай бұрын

Thank you so much!

Parabéns pelo trabalho de vocês o trabalho com gado não é fácil

Be respectful and compassionate to poor and harmless animals, be grateful for what they give us, do not betray and be ungrateful, please love and protect them.❤❤❤

@thisisyourareayoucantdotha6316

7 ай бұрын

sadly they don’t give a shit about those poor animals. They’ll raise them with abuse and then kill them for food…horrible horrible people over there

@bassdestroyerscarreviews9070

7 ай бұрын

@@thisisyourareayoucantdotha6316 clearly you’ve never been on a farm, hell you probably never even went on a cattle drive

A huge shoutout to these amazing horses 😅

yesss so glad to see another vid! love you guys

ahhh days like this make the good days that much better! Good work guys!

I absolutely love ❤❤ watching your videos!! I just wish I could have seen y’all earlier this year around San Antonio Texas when you were here. All this reminds me of things my Father told me when he was young Man working with his Father!! ❤❤

Glad your back glad to see another video.

The best was " strike one, strike 2, strike3!"

broooo fricken love yalls vids ranch life is the best for sure been watching you guys non stop!! keep it up

Love watching , glad we have enough rm for hay & cows so do not have to move much . . you guys are doing It. Thanks Keep making the video . .

Thats crazy, always love your videos

Should make a tv show out of this

Great video. Love the desert and the drone shots. Imma going shopping for a swift trailer.

Will you try again to catch the runaway mustang?

Excellent video!

Just found your channel. I love it! Yep I’m a little old lady. City girl gal. Always loved cowboys growing up. Great video.

love this content guys keep it up! wouldn't mind seeing more of the parts where you put the cows in time out tho lol

It’s crazy how the horses don’t get scared that their gonna get hit by the cattle herd

11:32 me and my friends running away from other kids we made mad 😂ahhh such good memories

Great round up. Wish I was there with y’all.

I love your videos. Always fun and interesting.

love these posts way to go guys

Another very interesting video 😊😊😊😊😊😊

Men that was a good couple of days. Great job . I miss that stuff. Blessings

Amo este estilo de vida americana,... felicitazioni muchachos...,viva siempre nuestra america..!!!!

I love this video… and… I’m so hung up on how he says “corral” 😂

Great job cowboys 💪

Great storytelling in this one!👍

@BroncsAndDonks

8 ай бұрын

Thanks!

Awesome video watched from beginning to end

It's tough moving cows without their calves. It's tough moving calves that far. We have had good luck moving pairs with a stock trailer following to load the weak calves along the way.

Good work guys!!!!

Them are some good horses ya’ll got!! Hard work but good times!! ❤❤

loved it cant white for a new episode

Man, I’d love to work with you guys. Top notch cowboys. Great work boys. 🙌🙌

Your extremely inspirational ❤

Awesome video as always 🤙🏻🤙🏻

I loved riding most of the day but cannot any more I moved into the city here in Arizona and my horse passed on. I enjoy watching you guys.

I love your guys videos there the best

What a video! I click on it by curiosity i stay for the show! No way me and my horse can do that all day ;) Greatings from France !

I thought maybe you guys quit punchn’ cows & making videos after you became movie stars. Glad to see this video!! Keeping it Western⚡️⚡️🌟

I love this kind of life

i am really happy for ur new video ❤❤❤❤

Awesome job y'all nothing like having fun hahahaha

Wish i worked with yous we kiwis(new zealand,,) love this

My ol' pappy used to say: If you can't tie a knot... Tie a lot...

The real cowboys on this cattle drive are the men on foot!

That’s Jim carry part had me thinking I was going crazy

Hard job, but you seem to enjoy it. Great vid, and good work!

Those Corrientes are brutal ! Another awesome video !

@user-wi6sh6vh8u

5 ай бұрын

Therefore, the best horse breed to use when working with Corrientes would have to be a horse breed of equal size, and under the circumstances, only the Chincoteague Pony fits the bill. Afterall, they both have Spanish bloodlines because their ancestors were brought here by Christopher Columbus on his second voyage in 1493. Furthermore, we need to get more breeders of Corrientes interested in using Chincoteague Ponies for riding mounts in cattle herding.

Fire and keep up work

Giddyup horsey..ride’em cowboy

Pendleton whiskey, yes folks‼️‼️🤓

The horses are so fearless❤😍

Very heavy vid! No garbage language, positive attitudes. I've shown horses a good number of decades and this "session" only solidifies my admitting to be yet!....just another drug store cowboy. THANKS!!!

Are you going to try to catch the wild Mustang loved every moment of it and your chanel

Can yall do a gear break down for us? Gloves, ropes, jackets, chaps, saddle bags. The whole 9 yards. Show us your mount and you, show us what all is carried and why for a tough range day

This is my favorite episode to date.

I haven't seen anything from you guys in a long time glad your back keep them coming. Also did you guys ever catch that mustang that kept getting away??

I love y'all.. y'all r the best and I hope I can see all y'all 1 day

Man your positive attitude is infectious ! I don't have cows but i ride horses, and how do you tie the rope to stop the cow ? Is it tight to the saddle ? Your saddle strap must be hella tight then ?! Thanks for sharing your lifestyle and greetings from France 🤘

@doggonedk

8 ай бұрын

It's called a dally

shes a runner shes a track starrr

i was born and raised on a farm, Dad had close to 80 head of cattle, He and Mom had 4 girls ha ha ha , something is wrong with picture, we all know how to live off the land. wouldnt trade it for the world 👩‍🌾🐂🚜

@user-wi6sh6vh8u

5 ай бұрын

Think about visiting the Virginia area of Chincoteague Island near the coast one of these days for the big July event known as Pony Penning Days when the Chincoteague Volunteer Fire Company swims the ponies across the channel to Chincoteague Island from neighboring Assateague Island. A good Chincoteague Pony foal raised as a stud stallion would be worth its weight in gold bullion.

Never worked corritets until I went to South Central Texas. Nothing like beef cattle When you work corvettes, gotta work hem like jack rabbits hard and fast. Wingmen, flankmen, and hard charging dragmen keep em moving and not brushing up.

@rodwhite3600

8 ай бұрын

Corrientes

@user-wi6sh6vh8u

5 ай бұрын

Possibly.

@user-wi6sh6vh8u

5 ай бұрын

Best of the breeds to have around with first calf heifers ready for mating.

I would love seeing showdown with 5 super cowgirls and you guys best team to do roundup on 30 cows

Still wating for that mustang❤

Awesome video, as always. What was the deal with the horse in the front of the SwiftBuilt that never seemed to get out?