Co grats 🎉. Thanks for choosing Law Enforcement 👍

Oh goodness I so enjoy your videos. Thank you so much for sharing with us.

Congratulations Jayden on completing the 2 parts of the test! Sure hope for a good result for you!

@1880cowboys

5 ай бұрын

Thank you so much!!!!

The GPS tracking collar is the new technology replacing the Bell Cow 😄 . Keep us updated on it and how it works out. It’s still Cowboying…just working smarter and not harder. Have a blessed week Sean

@1880cowboys

5 ай бұрын

Thanks Dale. I am trying to wrap my head around all the technology we have, It will be interesting to see how this turns out. Thanks for watching

Such a beautiful video my Friend. Nothing more wholesome and down to earth than pushing cattle. That cave was definitely interesting. I bet years ago many a Indian say under there with a campfire. Very curious what those square boxes made of the stone were for. I love history! Thanks for the great show! Until next week, take care.

The views and the finds are amazing! Thank you for sharing these journeys one the trails with your cattle! You have a very special channel! Love all the videos!

I've probably said it before, but here it is again, your videos have great production value and the editing is second to none. Thanks for sharing. 👍👍👏🇺🇲

@1880cowboys

5 ай бұрын

Thank you so much. we appreciate you comments. Trason really does a great job on these videos. He is pretty talented! Take care

You live in such beautiful and interesting country. I wonder if there was a ranch in the area of the cave and trough many years ago. I wonder too if the water filled pot holes in the rock were made by Native American women grinding corn way back when. My imagination runs wild when I see places like this. Were the Utes in your area? Any other tribes there? I love the history of the west. Thanks for the videos!

@1880cowboys

5 ай бұрын

Hi, yes there are Navajo and Ute tribes in this area. We live next to the Navajo Nation and the Southern Ute tribe. The trough we found had a brand on it, that dates back about 50 years to a family that ranched in this area. Thank you for watching, take care.

Shaun beautiful scenery as usual,those 3 cows that had spent the last 6 weeks in that one pasture sure had done good in there they were really fat .that cave was pretty awesome 👍

@1880cowboys

5 ай бұрын

Hi Ronald, great to hear from you. Yes, where ever they were hiding they were eating good. I think we should have left them there!!! take care

❤🎉😮 Another fine movie!! 🎥 Amazing country, amazing chubby cows considering all the moooving they do -- no clue how you keep tabs on them and don't get lost in the process!! 🤠🐎🐂 Speaking of mooo -- they sure are silent when no calves are involved!! 😄 Stay safe 🙏♥️ and thanks for your videos!! 😊🐴☺️🇺🇸

Will Shawn is another amazing video buddy Tell Tell Jaden wish him all the best in his new adventure with the highway patrol be safe and take care of himself and take care of the cowboys on earth and some beautiful country out there y'all walking in riding them horses I want to thank all y'all for your prayers and everything while I was in the hospital I appreciate all of it all of well wish I am feeling a lot better but I have an amazing video well I won't keep you know y'all busy just take care and be safe out there keep sending videos and I'll keep watching I might caught up on them now but thank you again your friend Billy

@1880cowboys

5 ай бұрын

Hey Billy!!! great to hear from you and we are so glad you are feeling better. You must be one tough guy to go through all you have been going through and still be kicking. Thanks so much for watching and you hand in there. God Bless

Have a great week. Hope the weather holds for you another month.

@1880cowboys

5 ай бұрын

Hey Tom, great to hear from you. Thanks for watching

What interesting country, thank you for showing , also thanks for being respectful of the ancient artifacts

That place is definitely God´s Country! Those rock water holes are neat. Thanks for taking us there Shaun .

Jayden, I hope that you make it to the highway patrol. I will ask that you keep one thing in the forefront of your mind, honor your oath to the Constitution! I have family that have retired from law enforcement. Each of them honored their oaths. Thank you for showing all of that beautiful scenery. Have you guys ever used the GPS on your phone to drop a pin on the water holes that you find? The idea just popped into my mind as you looked for water sources.

Hey Jayden i punched cows all my younger days and got a job as a police officer and was there 24yrs. Great career. Good luck i hope you get hired

Great ride along great find on the cave . So beautiful out there

Beautiful country for me being so high up makes my stomach queasy. It's a good thing you all don't have that problem. Jayden, congrats on your journey to be on patrol one day. I hope you make it and it sounds like you are determined so i feel it will happen.

Awesome video Sean such neat country. That cave was really neat I really don’t know how you keep track of all your cattle such a big beautiful country. Those rock water tanks were very cool Thanks for showing us the beautiful country 👍

Beautiful country 💜

Thank you for another great video!

Thank you for the video see some amazing country

That is a neat spot

Awesome country down there!

Love your family oriented ranch videos! We are traveling in our LQ Horse Trailer with two horses from Arizona back to our home in Colorado. Is there a fairgrounds near Blanding where we could camp and put our horses in stalls for the one night?

@1880cowboys

5 ай бұрын

the county fair grounds is in Monticello, which is 22 miles north of Blanding. They do allow people to camp there and they do have pens. Nothing is covered, so depending on the weather it can be a little snowy and muddy. So not the best set up, but doable. I don't believe there is a fee for staying there. Moab, which is 70 miles north of Blanding, has covered stalls and open pens, as well as an indoor arena that are open to the public.

@ridersoftherockies1187

5 ай бұрын

Thanks! We'll check it out. Keep those videos coming! We really enjoy them. ​You and your crew make what is really tough hard work look fun.@@1880cowboys

the square stone lined "box" is probably a hearth.

You got lunch on time 😂👍

Maybe those square boxes were pottery ovens.

@1880cowboys

5 ай бұрын

That is what we think as well. Some kind of kiln

I know this may sound crazy and please remember that i know nothing about ranching but my question is why dont you fence in areas so that you dont have to hunt your cows all the time? I love your videos and i also habe another question how do those holes appear in the rocks for water? Lightening maybe?

You're always on different land, was wondering how many acres is your lease and how big is your ranch itself

When will you head back to the Colorado permits ? June ?

@1880cowboys

5 ай бұрын

Hi, yes June 1st is our on date. Thanks for watching

Did I see brisket tags? Ha! and then you answered.

Excuse my insistence. You saw frozen water. Ice by definition is frozen. It’s just ice. Ok, I know, nobody cares. Great video.

@regenbassford

5 ай бұрын

Are you one of them their rocket scientists😊

Do you encounter any wildlife as you travel?

What is the area called where you are at?

that is water for sheep