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Traveled south to Tribe Ranch Beef to help with fall works and ride some horses and do a little horsemanship practice. I brought two horses that I have had in Montana known as Rarr Rial and Monkey Mesa for them to ride for the winter and also brought “El Canejo” to get started again.
We also brought a real nice horse I have been riding for Pam Thompson and will take it back to Georgia. She’s what I’m riding to bring the horses in on this video. It’s a beautiful place and perfect weather this time of year so it’s a great place to be with good folks, good horses, and a great Ranch.
We helped them get the beef sorted and boxed from the last beef they processed and they all work together and sort and deliver it to a growing list of customers. It’s been so great watching them grow a very good “pasture to plate” business that is doing great.
The horse is a big part of the quality of life part of the ranch and I enjoy getting to share ideas of how to get the most out of it.
Hope you enjoy the scenery and the ride!
I did a demonstration in Greeley Colorado for Colorado Cattleman’s and Beef Quality Assurance, with one of my favorites in the industry, Libby Biggler.
There was a young man in attendance that I met, Aidan Datteri, and he does a podcast, titled “Way out West”. It is with Colorado FFA. I really enjoyed the visit and the great questions and conversation we shared.