Matt Skoglund

It's time intensive, labor intensive for you.

Yeah.

And so I was like, why would we wean?

So we don't wean at all.

We just, we let mom take care of that.

Um, and we're not selling live animals.

We run it as one herd.

So yeah, so we don't, we don't wean at all.

We just let mom do it.

Um, occasionally, but, but very rare.

So typically, um,

It's like, if I'm driving out there in August, like in August, I know I'm going to field harvest a two-year-old bull.

And it's the first two-year-old bull that provides me with the perfect shot.

And the perfect shot is, um, uh.

bull is doing what yeah yeah no just totally uh so i just drive out and and and so the perfect shot is a bull that's like standing kind of on an angle like broadside looking at me 10 to 15 yards away uh head up and then i aim an inch above the eyes and it's just i mean when i pull the trigger it's lights out like people always say they're like oh man you know i love your ranch because you know the bison only have one bad day and i'm like oh no no i'm like no bad day

I'm like, they're literally standing there like yesterday, this bull, he's standing there, grass in his mouth next to his buddy, looking at me.

They know me, they know the truck just kind of like, you know, chewing his, chewing his grass.

And then it's just instant outer space.

Um, and, uh, so yeah, so, but, and then if I have a group of two-year-old bulls, I'll look them over and see like, who's the most developed and pick him out.

But it's funny.