River Klass

We can really, really get to the rancher, talk about the guy and the gals that raise the horses, build the saddles, work the rodeos, you know, the pickup men at the rodeo, the guys in every livestock market that's in every county in America. So it's fun for me.

We can really, really get to the rancher, talk about the guy and the gals that raise the horses, build the saddles, work the rodeos, you know, the pickup men at the rodeo, the guys in every livestock market that's in every county in America. So it's fun for me.

We can really, really get to the rancher, talk about the guy and the gals that raise the horses, build the saddles, work the rodeos, you know, the pickup men at the rodeo, the guys in every livestock market that's in every county in America. So it's fun for me.

It is. I mean, I'm telling you people, my wife used to travel for a living and she's like, oh my God, I can't believe you want to get on a plane. And I'm like, are you kidding me? I get up four in the morning, because the airport's a couple, three hours away. I'm like, I'm up, I'm at the airport. oh, it gets delayed or it gets canceled. I'm like, I'm in an airport.

It is. I mean, I'm telling you people, my wife used to travel for a living and she's like, oh my God, I can't believe you want to get on a plane. And I'm like, are you kidding me? I get up four in the morning, because the airport's a couple, three hours away. I'm like, I'm up, I'm at the airport. oh, it gets delayed or it gets canceled. I'm like, I'm in an airport.

It is. I mean, I'm telling you people, my wife used to travel for a living and she's like, oh my God, I can't believe you want to get on a plane. And I'm like, are you kidding me? I get up four in the morning, because the airport's a couple, three hours away. I'm like, I'm up, I'm at the airport. oh, it gets delayed or it gets canceled. I'm like, I'm in an airport.

There's magazines and restaurants everywhere. I got nothing. I can read a book and I don't get this kind of time to do nothing. And then I get to meet the most fascinating people. And I'm telling you, I am not one of the, I'm not fifth, sixth generation. I'm first gen, first gen. So from one to 10, 10 being your sixth generation rancher and Zero being all hat, no cow. I'm about a two or three.

There's magazines and restaurants everywhere. I got nothing. I can read a book and I don't get this kind of time to do nothing. And then I get to meet the most fascinating people. And I'm telling you, I am not one of the, I'm not fifth, sixth generation. I'm first gen, first gen. So from one to 10, 10 being your sixth generation rancher and Zero being all hat, no cow. I'm about a two or three.

There's magazines and restaurants everywhere. I got nothing. I can read a book and I don't get this kind of time to do nothing. And then I get to meet the most fascinating people. And I'm telling you, I am not one of the, I'm not fifth, sixth generation. I'm first gen, first gen. So from one to 10, 10 being your sixth generation rancher and Zero being all hat, no cow. I'm about a two or three.

So I got the cow. I've roped. I got a couple of buckles. I got a bunch of horses. But I am still learning every minute of every day. And just the other day, I was in South Dakota. And we were doctoring on some cattle, and they had pink eye. And now here, we pink eye. We have a medicine we put in. We put a patch over our old Levi's.

So I got the cow. I've roped. I got a couple of buckles. I got a bunch of horses. But I am still learning every minute of every day. And just the other day, I was in South Dakota. And we were doctoring on some cattle, and they had pink eye. And now here, we pink eye. We have a medicine we put in. We put a patch over our old Levi's.

So I got the cow. I've roped. I got a couple of buckles. I got a bunch of horses. But I am still learning every minute of every day. And just the other day, I was in South Dakota. And we were doctoring on some cattle, and they had pink eye. And now here, we pink eye. We have a medicine we put in. We put a patch over our old Levi's.

We cut our old Levi's out, and we blew a little patch over the eyes. These guys were showing me how they take their LA-200, which is an antibiotic, and they can stick it right into the muscle right above there, and I'd never seen it. No one had ever taught. I'm usually by myself. I'd have to be out cowboying with someone and see them do it. I'm sitting right there. I am learning. Every time.

We cut our old Levi's out, and we blew a little patch over the eyes. These guys were showing me how they take their LA-200, which is an antibiotic, and they can stick it right into the muscle right above there, and I'd never seen it. No one had ever taught. I'm usually by myself. I'd have to be out cowboying with someone and see them do it. I'm sitting right there. I am learning. Every time.

We cut our old Levi's out, and we blew a little patch over the eyes. These guys were showing me how they take their LA-200, which is an antibiotic, and they can stick it right into the muscle right above there, and I'd never seen it. No one had ever taught. I'm usually by myself. I'd have to be out cowboying with someone and see them do it. I'm sitting right there. I am learning. Every time.

In California, we do head and heel. So we get all the calves in with their mamas. Everything's nice and calm. We want to keep beef on the cattle. We want them to stay calm. We don't want any of the adrenals going. Stay easy. So we walk in quiet. We throw loops on the calves, head them up.

In California, we do head and heel. So we get all the calves in with their mamas. Everything's nice and calm. We want to keep beef on the cattle. We want them to stay calm. We don't want any of the adrenals going. Stay easy. So we walk in quiet. We throw loops on the calves, head them up.

In California, we do head and heel. So we get all the calves in with their mamas. Everything's nice and calm. We want to keep beef on the cattle. We want them to stay calm. We don't want any of the adrenals going. Stay easy. So we walk in quiet. We throw loops on the calves, head them up.

kind of give them a little tug out, heel them, drag them to the fire, brand them, castrate, tag them, then right back to their mother. Now, I'm over here in the Dakotas. They drag and heel. Man, we did 350 calves in a couple hours. Five or six cowboys in there. They're just grabbing the heels, and they'll pull them out. There's a whole line of guys. That minute that calf gets out there,

kind of give them a little tug out, heel them, drag them to the fire, brand them, castrate, tag them, then right back to their mother. Now, I'm over here in the Dakotas. They drag and heel. Man, we did 350 calves in a couple hours. Five or six cowboys in there. They're just grabbing the heels, and they'll pull them out. There's a whole line of guys. That minute that calf gets out there,