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When you have enough buffs , give the land and the buffs back to the indians.

Since we came to Minnesota in '92 we've had bison, bought at the store and bought in burger form. Different but tastier than beef.

Wish they ad a IRmys channel

Enjoyed very much. Alot of great information. Thank you so much for sharing.

Ted is a riot!

There Bison not Buffalo. Thank you.

There is a Buffalo Ranch in Kansas that you can drive on it is free Range so you better not get out of your car because they can come right up too your Car I like going out there and take pictures of them. it holds 200 of them it has been there for many years.

Great episode! Its suprising tye difference between cattle and bison especially the feeding. Cattle just eat to stay warm in the winter keep the metabolism up, where bison just cuddle...

Very nice video 👍

Because together 😁

I was waiting for one piece of info that never came. If you stepped out of the truck would the bull guys (or even the ladies) have charged at you like they do to the tourists in Yellowstone? Great video! Loved it. P.S. Also loved the way "pure" is pronounced, as in "pier".

Bison Bill riding in a heated Ford truck. Buffalo Bill well lets say he did not use gates.

Becky sure puts up with a lot of crap from you.

You make fun of people who wear vests so I can tell you have never tried them. I used to work construction as well as farm and they give you much more freedom of movement with almost as much warmth as a coat.

Casually drives through a herd of huge bison without even flinching. Respect

cool video, now I know "Bison " Hello from Corpus Christi, Tx

Great video, God bless you all. Happy New Year.

This one is a GREAT one, MMF. Thanks to you and your wife and the staff/employees of the BISON RANCH in SD.

Great Video > More Commercials than a halftime during a NFL game.

A very informative video Zach. I learned a lot from this, I never knew the Bison were turned into steaks, just thought they were close to being extinct and not farmed. Even though I don't eat red meat I sure would like to try the market in my country to see if our red meat eaters would like Bison steaks and burgers!

Instead of Cattle drive its a Bison drive. eh

Very interesting video and I have watched a few others. Just subscribed.

bison or Buffalo it the same thing feel free arguing. With Native Americans they will agree with me all that's right I have a sister-in-law that's Native American including a nephew that's Native American so I know what I'm talking about

Livin the Dream.

1:50 It always amazes me how the USA people know their 'county thing'. In Australia, well, we're just Australia. We do the GAFA and the MAMOFA. I also admire the way that USA people can say "we're heading North on East Street, oh, he just taken a turn from South Street and is heading North on West Street.

My uncle owns bison and let me tell you they are a different kind of creature they can be nice one second and then try to kill the next I ended up with broken ribs because of the alpha male

WOW....There is good money in Bison meat..High dollar meat....Thanks very much...

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I mean I get it they're trying to rebrand their animals, but they are still Buffalo and always will be.

just curious, why no mask?

Those are bison. Not buffaloes.

love these bison

Dakotapurebison.com got it.... I will order some

Its beautiful country

You make this look easy but I know it's not

Forget that question you answered it.

What's the big difference between Bisen and a Buffalo?

They when it's time for treats two toots

Great story.

Byson means buffalo 🐃🐃🐃🐃?

They should at least know that there are no buffalo species native to America. Only bison are native to America. Buffalo are common in Asia and Africa. And bison and buffalo look very different. The Europeans/white man incorrectly thought the bison were buffalos and therefore labelled them incorrectly.

You are the best farmer

So I guess you can’t touch them or pet them or even hand feed them for fun...I guess too dangerous

I live in colome SD

Love Bison meat! I pick up a double pack every trip to Costco!

Awesome video of another great American Farm family! Going to try bison! Thanks!

Hi Zach, nice documentary. Very informative and interesting. Showing the process up to the patty could be the next episode. Keep up the nice work Mr & Mrs Assman ! Greetings from Belgium.

Yum buffalo ranch

You were 35 miles from us Ishmael farms

My granny made meatloaf in a pie plate, it looked just like a cowpie! 🤢

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Hello from Alberta Canada, Best informative video Ive watched in quite some time. Used to have a fellow who worked for me and also raised great bison. Got to where my kids only wanted Bison burgers. been thru SD many times, love your great state.

I loved the ride along! Thankyou!

I love to see the knowledge that these farmers have for their industry. Please include more farmers like these. And include more Becky!

One of the best informative episodes

I gotta say you know how to produce a IRmys video. Great job, and very informative. I saw bison fenced in a pasture in North Dakota and wondered how they ranched, farmed, or managed them. Now I know. Thanks.

After watching,I had to purchase a bundle from them. Came yesterday and I couldn’t wait to try. The ribeye was fantastic. You cattle ranchers have some competition!

Do you do anything with the herd around Custer, for blood lines?

Home sweet home. I know where this is...

Glad I watched this. I love Bison....and usually my wife gets our from Cow Crowd (online). As for beef, we raise our own cows for us and our extended family. So around 4-6 cows. We're on 207 acres in TN in between Nashville, and Knoxville. Going to order a bunch of Bison when I'm done viewing the video.

good episode

Miller Time!!!!!!!!

Can u shout me out

Awesome is right. Beautiful and crazy cool too!

I live un Ohio and they have a heard up just out side centerburg that's mid state

Our people were calling them Buffalo long before the white man got here and label them bison well actually Tatanka which translates roughly to Buffalo

Immediately ordered after watching on 11-30-2020 come Friday still hadn’t got a shipping notification or tracking number. Sent an email checking status of order no response. Comment on their Facebook page and got an immediate response on messenger saying the ship on Monday mornings. Ok wait until Monday night 12/7 and no shipping notification or tracking. Sent an email asking to cancel order and refund my money. Got an immediate email saying that my money had been refunded. Was looking forward to trying their product and supporting what looked like an amazing operation and people. 🤷

I live in Pierre just north of here. Ever back close by I’d love to buy you a drink!

masks?

the bison man have youtube channel ????????

1871 I think when they were hunted down for fur and since the government was dealing with the Indian problem the hunters were told to make the bison extinct since it was the main food source for the Indians. Pretty f up historical fact if you ask me.

my end of the ogala aquafer is empty somtimes i can see for 20 miles where i live

Yep you can chase them anywhere they want to go... LOL

great video.

Sup

Best video ever on your channel!!

So important to see the Bison looked after and not massacred like in my day it was a sad time, farmers are much wiser now thank God...GB yall stay safe folks.We get our Bison from a huge Timmins farm for winter meat it is amazing.

Super informative great video

Very interesting video. Thanks for this.

Any any of them buffalo come from kentucky

We had a bison ranch close to town but it didn't make it said he was losing too much money lost in ILLINOI

Read your title and clicked on here to tell you that they are Bison, not Buffalo....LOL, wasn't I surprised ! Great video and lots of good info as well.

Interesting. You see a lot more Bison in stores around here in Nova Scotia. It’s really good

Funny thing: Before the video started I got an ad for vegan food. LMAO

What dose the tribe get from the Bison? We could use some Bison on Soboba Lusieno Reservation San Jacinto Ca

Really like these “field trips” you do. Keep up the work show casing other farmer ranchers.

Another great video. I am not a farmer or rancher, but I have a great deal of respect for those who are. If more of the American people understood what your family as well as others go through on a daily basis to keep the rest of us fed I think there would be more respect for the industry, especially in these trying times we are all going through. My hats off to you. Farmers and Ranchers will always have my support and respect. Hope you had a great Thanksgiving and have a Merry Christmas.

Colome SD

Excellent informative and entertaining thanks

Wow! This guy is absolutely in tune and knowledge filled for a young guy. Very impressive! I am Gen x and have faith in you “participation 🏆 “ Gen , just by what you are doing Zack. You and this guy help me have faith in passing down a 5th generation farm/ranch to the 6th. They are younger than you guys but they are watching you and with that alone I have confidence they will do fine when I can let them take over. What you do is bigger than you know with regard to agriculture as a whole WORLDWIDE. Thank you

I like watching your repair videos.

EPIC!!! Your are my spirit animal!!!

Can one imagine thousands upon thousands of these north American bison roaming the Midwest in large herds unobstructed must have been an impressive sight. Then for the white men to shot them all to near extinction for their tongues is hard to imagine. There are also European bison don't forget. They spread the hay to distribute grass seeds helps to replant grass and to stop the bison from trampling the hay into the ground and to insure they all get their share.

Water + 25 % methylated spirits with a capful of Handy Andy floor cleaner in your window washer fluid works better than you can imagine. Ok on paint.

Really fun video, please do more. Thank you.

isn't that what you say when Onyx leaves for college? Bye, son

Omg, that brings back some memories for me. I grew up in Tea, SD, and used to go see the bison all the time. Now I live in Dallas and only see cars. :(

Very enjoyable, interesting tour of the Bison Ranch in SD.

Hey hey!!! Thats my neck of the woods. Gregory SD hell yeah!!