River Klass

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,

They're on it. They've stretched it. Someone's got the vaccine. Someone's got the castration. They got a crayon to mark so you can see if the calf's done. You'll never have to guess. And I was like, this is brilliant. They're back to their mothers even faster. I love that kind of sharing of information and thought.

They're on it. They've stretched it. Someone's got the vaccine. Someone's got the castration. They got a crayon to mark so you can see if the calf's done. You'll never have to guess. And I was like, this is brilliant. They're back to their mothers even faster. I love that kind of sharing of information and thought.

They're on it. They've stretched it. Someone's got the vaccine. Someone's got the castration. They got a crayon to mark so you can see if the calf's done. You'll never have to guess. And I was like, this is brilliant. They're back to their mothers even faster. I love that kind of sharing of information and thought.

Now, when I was in there doing the branding and I kept grabbing one heel instead of two, And I pulled my calf up, and I said, you know, I only got one heel. Is that okay? And he said, well, it's okay. It's not good, but it's okay.

Now, when I was in there doing the branding and I kept grabbing one heel instead of two, And I pulled my calf up, and I said, you know, I only got one heel. Is that okay? And he said, well, it's okay. It's not good, but it's okay.

Now, when I was in there doing the branding and I kept grabbing one heel instead of two, And I pulled my calf up, and I said, you know, I only got one heel. Is that okay? And he said, well, it's okay. It's not good, but it's okay.

For me, it's unbelievable.

For me, it's unbelievable.

For me, it's unbelievable.

No possible way I would ever get to Riverton, Wyoming. This place is, you have to go a long ways to get nowhere from that place. And Tyler is one of the nicest guys I ever met. And I learned more about beef from him and his two daughters than I've ever done. It's incredible.

No possible way I would ever get to Riverton, Wyoming. This place is, you have to go a long ways to get nowhere from that place. And Tyler is one of the nicest guys I ever met. And I learned more about beef from him and his two daughters than I've ever done. It's incredible.

No possible way I would ever get to Riverton, Wyoming. This place is, you have to go a long ways to get nowhere from that place. And Tyler is one of the nicest guys I ever met. And I learned more about beef from him and his two daughters than I've ever done. It's incredible.

And then on September 27th, the second season airs. It's going to be fun. We do a couple things. Anthony Thomas, who's a NFR... bareback rider, which that's just who are anybody to bareback rides. That's just, that's just insane. Insane.

And then on September 27th, the second season airs. It's going to be fun. We do a couple things. Anthony Thomas, who's a NFR... bareback rider, which that's just who are anybody to bareback rides. That's just, that's just insane. Insane.

And then on September 27th, the second season airs. It's going to be fun. We do a couple things. Anthony Thomas, who's a NFR... bareback rider, which that's just who are anybody to bareback rides. That's just, that's just insane. Insane.

I couldn't even practice on his, on, on his little wooden dummy to try to hold my feet up in the, in the, in the markout position and then get my glove in and then try to get that glove out. And I'm only on a, on a, on a saw horse. I don't know how these guys do it, but we got, he's got a cattle company and he's selling beef and to go around with him, Jace Angus, uh, uh, saddle bronc rider.

I couldn't even practice on his, on, on his little wooden dummy to try to hold my feet up in the, in the, in the markout position and then get my glove in and then try to get that glove out. And I'm only on a, on a, on a saw horse. I don't know how these guys do it, but we got, he's got a cattle company and he's selling beef and to go around with him, Jace Angus, uh, uh, saddle bronc rider.

I couldn't even practice on his, on, on his little wooden dummy to try to hold my feet up in the, in the, in the markout position and then get my glove in and then try to get that glove out. And I'm only on a, on a, on a saw horse. I don't know how these guys do it, but we got, he's got a cattle company and he's selling beef and to go around with him, Jace Angus, uh, uh, saddle bronc rider.

We're going to be, um, uh, Benny Paulson, who's an NFR bull rider, he's doing regenerative ranching. We're all over, and we really get to meet some people. And the main thing is a lot about what you guys have been doing on your show. We're showing that these people, to survive, they've got to think out of the box. They've got to think.