
LITW114-Why Working with Bison Is So DANGEROUS - Life in the West
🚨 WILD BISON CHAOS! 🚨 Join us for an unforgettable day working with wild bison at a Montana ranch! 🦬 From checking if the moms are pregnant (spoiler: it’s intense!) to fixing ear tags and giving vaccines, this is ranch life at its rawest and most wil...
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LITW114-Why Working with Bison Is So DANGEROUS - Life in the West
🚨 WILD BISON CHAOS! 🚨
Join us for an unforgettable day working with wild bison at a Montana ranch! 🦬 From checking if the moms are pregnant (spoiler: it’s intense!) to fixing ear tags and giving vaccines, this is ranch life at its rawest and most wild. The size, speed, and power of these magnificent animals make every moment on the ranch a mix of awe and adrenaline.
In this video, you'll witness:
✔️ How we test bison moms to see if they’re bred 🐾
✔️ The behind-the-scenes process of tagging and vaccinating wild bison 🎯
✔️ The sheer chaos and beauty of working with America’s iconic giants 🌄
📍 This isn’t just another day on the farm – it’s a full-on adventure in the heart of Montana’s wild landscapes. Whether you're a ranching enthusiast, an animal lover, or just curious about bison, this video will blow your mind!
🔔 Don’t forget to LIKE, SUBSCRIBE, and SHARE this video with your friends. Let’s get this to 500k views and inspire more people to appreciate the incredible world of bison and the hardworking ranchers who care for them!
🌟 Comment below: What surprised you most about working with bison? Let’s chat!
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Categories: Lifestyle
Starring: Trinity Vandenacre