Ranching Through Drought, Distance, and Change | 2025 Recap

Every year on the range has a way of humbling you.
This year pushed us in ways we didn’t expect — and brought more support than we ever imagined.
Thank you for being part of this journey and helping keep this way of life alive.
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This video takes you through an entire year of ranching — from frozen winter mornings on the desert, to lambing season in the spring, long summer days in the high country, and hard decisions made in the fall.
This year brought drought, long miles, tough calls, and more time on the road than we expected. It also brought new life, good grass, lessons learned the hard way, and a community that grew stronger than we ever imagined.
Somewhere along the way, this channel crossed 10,000 subscribers — and that still feels unreal. Not because of the number, but because of the people behind it. People who care about agriculture, the land, and a way of life that refuses to quit.
Ranching isn’t fast.
It isn’t easy.
And it doesn’t come with guarantees.
But it produces something rare:
Durability. Stewardship. Purpose.
This is a year on the range.
This is what it takes.
And this is why we keep showing up.
Thanks for being here and helping keep the West alive.
A HUGE thank you to all the people that have helped me along the way!
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