For a man that works with a ton of horses on a daily basis, I think it's impressive how much he seems to respect the power of those animals. It makes you really think about all the times people are reckless when they approach a horse from behind or things like that.

Knowing the entire process explains a lot! I've always wondered why cattle weren't freeze branded, because I didn't realize there were extra steps in the process. Thanks for educating us!

Calibar is a great horse! Thank you for you time. I just lost my beloved horse on Dec. 2nd. A freak accident in the mud He broke his leg. My special boy, Chance was almost 29 years old. He looked so amazing, weight was good, he was happy and such an amazing horse. He was a Tennessee Walking Horse. The most level headed horse I’ve ever met. The grief is real. He came into my life as a yearling. I’ll miss his knicker/ rumble as he greeted me every morning. One of his many nicknames was Rumble butt…Chancer Dancer. Give Calibar a hug from me! All the best!

I have zero experience with ranching, minimum with horses. I'd love to have experience, I love learning and watching your videos. Your a hard worker, and have consideration and kindness to the horses and cows. I'm so glad u put these out!

I never searched or watched ranch or horses related videos before and this just popped on my youtube recommended section, I guess they never miss, from a person that didn't have any knowledge and experience in this world before, I found myself quite interested and hooked into the video, the quality and the way your film, and how it unfolds over time its truly great!

That video was very well done. Your friend’s truck is certainly the definition of a ranch truck!

I love watching your videos. I started riding horses at the age of 3 up until I was 17. I always preferred riding western over English. As a kid my parents would take me to pond hill ranch in VT to watch the rodeo and go riding in the mountains. I just turned 30 and my dream is to own a horse and live on a farm/ranch. I’d love to move to Montana as I currently live in CT and there aren’t many cowboys around here. Thank you for showing me your world as it truly lifts my spirits and teaches me things about ranch life.

hopefully this will educate people - I work with thoroughbred race horses and the #1:problem we face is false public perception - the media always accentuates the negative - the positives out weigh the negatives 1000 - 1

Absolutely wonderfully done Trinity Sir!!!! My big Red Dun had an A-3 hot brand on his right shoulder. I’ve always liked the looks of the Freeze Brand on the horses. The Freeze Brand, if done correctly, will always look so much cleaner and more professional than the Hot Iron Brand!!!! You are a great man Trinity, and a great Teacher!!!! Your videos are a great benefit to the Ranching Community!!!!

The way I was always taught when branding with a hot brand on cattle is, it's not only faster but cattle also have lot thicker hide where horses have thinner hide so cold or freeze brands work better on horses.

I always wanted to freeze brand our cows but my husband said no. Now I understand why. It would take forever. Thanks for showing the process.

Well that explains it! I saw some horses with perfect looking white brands and I was baffled at how that was achieved. I had no idea that cold branding was the reason. Now I know.

I like that Calibar. He seems like a big goofy boy. LIke he's super smart but doesn't really want you to know it. Very well done with the branding. It's easy to see that it is very low stress for the horse. Now Calibar has his "badge of honor".

Awesome! Calibar reminds me of my black horse, with his thick winter coat. I have thought of getting mine frost branded because horse theft is becoming a problem in the South. Glad to see how it's done.

Your videos are important as a teaching tool. It helps folks to understand how much work and skill it takes to run a ranch.

I'd love to hear you talk about why direct marketing beef to the consumer does/doesn't work.

Thank you for teaching us how to freeze brand

Freeze brand is much better Then hot branding. Love your show. Raise cattle, horses. Just got 30 Mustangs from Oklahoma. Adios from the Ozarks Missouri Arkansas 🤠🐴🌄

That was interesting. Thanks for sharing each step and every aspect of how it works and the end result on all colors. Loved the snow. Have an awesome week.

I knew some people who were messing around with freeze branding as body mods and I took a strike myself. It's mostly just a dull ache intense poking sensation more than anything else, nothing like being burned. It is extremely uncomfortable, but it's really not a huge deal. The person doing it was just using a metal cookie cutter of a rabbit shape and I had a little mark for about a month, but it didn't take for a permanent scar on me. I'd still like to see if it's possible to make permanent white hair patches. With humans you really can't hold it on so long, more in the 8-15 second range for scarring was what they were trying. I'd be down to experiment with it on the hairs on the back of my neck again some time if the opportunity arose.

Job well done ..and your explanation of doing calves vs horses is spot on!!

I absolutely love your videos. Keep them coming please. Thank you

Thank you for showing us the freeze-branding process. Very informative ! Glad to see that you put gloves on :-)

"There's no way of knowing how that really feels for the horse" I don't want to come off the wrong way, but I can assure you someone has tested this on themselves.

I love your channel brother, keep the videos coming! I enjoy watching all the details of how you guys do things out west. Im just a small time rancher/logger in Eastern Oklahoma.

I’m glad I found this channel. I have always wondered what kind of work Montana cowboys and ranchers do.

The horse remembered this…. And now a broken rib. 🤣. Great videos, keep them coming!

Wowzier. You are an incredible roper. I love your videos. Thanks. 👍

Just started to watch your vlogs and I like what I see and you are informative about your life on the farm. I live in the UK and we don’t have such a vast a,Lunt of land like you do. I grew up omen a farm or a Croft as we call them in Scotland. And we had sheep and goats and chickens. It was fun as I had to milk the goats in the morning before school. Love your vlogs. Xxxxxxxxx😊

Love your videos, don’t have a ranch but do own 38 beautiful acres in Bristol VA. Bought my first “Gus” cowboy hat the other day and was wondering where you got yours? Love it!!! Thanks for the great videos!

Giddy up buddy. Love what you do. Bringing back some fond, fond memories from back in the day. Love your content. Let’s see some more.

Super enjoyed this vid, captivated the whole time. Always wondered how that was done. Horse looked uncomfortable but not painful. Your ears looked more painful than the horse.

Years ago I had some warts removed with liquid nitrogen it really didn't hurt it's just like the feeling of touching cold metal with wet fingers. Just found Your channel and watching all of Your videos now enjoying seeing the animals and scenery.

So, this is my first ever video I see from you and as a horse person, right at the start of it I was wondering at why you have to rope the horses as you don't have to do that with well trained/behaved horses normally, but as the video progressed, I came to the conclusion that the lack of time to teach the horses that it's alright to let themselves be caught is the cause because that's a very well behaved horse right there for everything else except the catching part. So, good job and I'll definitely come back to check some of your future videos!

Great video, yet again. Keep up the awesome content 👍

This was my first video on your channel, and it was both interesting and enjoyable to watch. Gotta say though, when it switched to the hat-cam feed @1:15 I couldn’t stop laughing. All I could think of was that old Simpsons bit where Homer has to wear the oversized ten gallon hat with the obvious camera hidden inside to spy on Apu in the Quik-E-Mart 😅

I didnt know I NEEDED to learn this thank you

Love watching all your videos. Here in Texas I think our 4 degree weather is different than yours. We have to wear gloves to handle that pipe gate and rope lol We would have done this in a barn. Maybe we're wimps lol

Very cool. No pun intended. Looks really clean when it's done, and when it's healed

I just made it to the end of the video and *I CANT WAIT FOR THOSE LONG VIDEOS* Thank you sir❤️🫶🏻

Calibar is like oh shit,what do u want again 🙄🤣

Great video thanks for the demo! Keep the great videos coming!😁

Your horses are beautiful and well kept you can tell you care for them, it’s funny when your filming and some of them get nosy and want too see what’s going on

Thanks for sharing this video Trinity. I’ve had a wart removed from the doctor with liquid nitrogen, it doesn’t hurt that bad. Calibar has gotten fluffy!

I don’t know what you do with all these horses but it’s a beautiful hard! And they are all in good shape 👍🐴

Another great video! Let's get this channel to a million people!!!!

God bless you for freeze branding. I can see it is far less painful. As someone that freezes my warts, it is nothing.

So i started watching Yellowstone and now im getting these videos haha.

It's pretty amazing how you can do all that different stuff with one hand holding the camera... God blessya.

When I was a child I got a wart on my elbow (thin skin) removed via a nitrogen burn. First it sings and burns, but after some time you just dont feel it anymore and later when the burn procedure is over you dont really feel it all. So from that I would say Freeze Brand >>>>>>> Hot Brand. Just way better.

We started using dry ice and denatured alcohol on our angus females. It’s a little more forgiving. But gets the job done nonetheless. You have great videos.

Your videos are fascinating

so very interesting, thanks for posting

im sure already know this but be careful to have enough ventilation in the truck while transporting is because the vapour you see and cant see is toxic and can make you loopy and pass out and you dont want that while driving

Awesome good video thanks for the info stay safe Daniel from central Mississippi

Great video very informative

Trinity seems like a very nice guy I bet if this 54 year old came up to him and offered to help him he would let me He is good at what he is doing very good

I just started watching your videos, I sure do enjoy them!!! May I ask where ya get the horses??? (( Mustangs??)) Thank You so much for sharing!!!!

Ah ha the plot thickens. Now we understand the broken rib better haha

I Love the Education!! Thank You and God Bless!! ❤⚘🙂

While at Ft. Carson Colorado in the early 60s they maintained a small group of hay burners rescued from the glue factory. The stables were near the front gate. I imagine one main reason they existed was because the fort included the 77th Armor Mechanized 'Calvary' [tanks]. Anyway the horses had two speeds; one going out onto the hill area behind the stable and the other when pointed back. ... Hang on pilgrim!!

Great stuff! Thx!

Thank you !God bless❤

Thank you for everything

That’s the second video I’ve seen on freeze branding horses. I would like to see it done in person. I just have to find someone who does it closer to me

My horse is a Thoroughbred, who was re-trained, as an Eventer, after his racing career. He was freeze-marked when I bought him. I always wondered how that was done. So now I know. Interesting.

Gotta love the thumbnail 🤤

Great informative video Trinity. If you ever have the time or desire, I’d love to see how you care for your horses during the winter months. I live in Minnesota where temps can get way down with winds increasing that cold burden significantly on my horses. Mine do have access to shelter and we have never blanketed them….just keep them stocked up with lots of hay. Would be interesting for me to see your processes. Thanks for considering the topic.

Your truck cracks me up. McGyver comes in rancher/cowboys too! Reminds me of my 94 yo father. 😊 Did you really rope Kalibar on the first try? You’d think you’ve done it once or twice. 😉

at dermatology clinics they use liquid nitrogen held in a metal canister to kill warts. i’ve had many spray sessions with this stuff. on the skin feels very cold at first then it tingles a lot (like putting your very cold hand in hot water) then it feels very hot (frost bite burn)- all within a few seconds. it stings for a few hours after treatment but the warm feeling goes away immediately after stopping. i have a high pain tolerance so it’s all tolerable. i don’t think the doctors use it for longer than 30 seconds so maybe the horse feels the same thing as us.🤷🏻‍♀️

Well done!

just a tip... the sound of the chain on metal... you should wrap it with something foamy or ducttape see if it makes a difference in the horses when entering/exiting

Thank you for this video, we are about to freeze brand our cattle. Was weighing up dry ice or Nitrogen. Nitrogen will be a lot faster than dry ice, since I only have one set off irons.

My friend you live an amazing life. I could only dream of waking up every day doing what you do, where you do it. Thanks for the content

I enjoy this stuff. The most I've ever ridden my horse at one time is 10 miles. He needed a break at about 6 miles.

Very informative Trinity

Ooooh im curious. (Bcuz im a nerd) I'd like to see the nueral stimulus results from a hot brand vs a cold brand. That would tell us which is actually more painful.

It’s basically painless, horses have a really high pain resistance. The freezing cold iron just basically itches a bit and make sure you use some kind of oil and never peel the scabs.

Pretty good roping skills!

I'd love to try and cowboy sometime. I kinda know how to ride a horse but that's it, willing to learn.

I wish I had found out about this sooner. My brand didn't turn out that great, but I plan to tattoo over it.

I think you should make a small Branding Iron and try the freeze branding yourself! Then you'll know what the horse feels and can let us know! I have friends who've done the hot branding that were in frats, they say it didn't hurt that bad. Super cool though, love the channel.

I had a mustang as a teen that had been branded with CS bar. I always wondered where he was from.

good video , thanks for sharing , beautiful place would like to visit , have a wonderful day !

Trinity, have you considered a merch store for your channel sometime in the future? I can imagine a few items kickin' around the ranch that someone might consider a souvenir.

Liqud Nitrogen boils at -320 F, I've had many treatments with it and I can tell you it hurts. But horses are tuff and I don't think their nerves and brain work the same as ours.

Love your channel.. Thank you Salutations

I always freeze brand my horses because I think it looks cooler and it definitely is less painful.

It's been my dream since I was a kid to work on a ranch with cattle.. but I grew up in suburban Washington. As a man in his 30's...could you recommend anything on how to get foot in without any experience? Currently in AZ. Thanks a bunch.

Nice roping there Trinity.

I noticed you did have gloves on until you grabbed the branding iron, how do you keep your hands from freezing when the temperature is -4?

Trinity, would you be able to tell me the brand of your wool coat you wear? Also, is it the same brand as your vest?

Idk why I clicked on this thinking it was donald cerrone LOL

very nice video

Working with cell phone development engineers we had to check the phone in wrap [shell] heat signature. That took a special infrared camera and that needed to be charged with liquid Nitrogen. In such a scientific environment I discovered that meant pouring the Nitrogen into the top of two nested styrofoam coffee throw-away cups; then pour it into the camera [no gloves provided]. The name of the game was 'steady as she goes'. Later on after being a member of their emergency response team I told one engineer and his response was: " Nope, that is way too dangerous. We don't do that here." Obviously he never had become acquainted with the process ... or someone actually changed the procedure. Ha! Glad to report I still have all my fingers, toes, and nose. Don't know about the other folks who had to do the same.

Love the ductape on truck!! They run forever dodges!! I have a dodge caravan 2005, still runs.

I really thought that horse will raise havoc and he just took it. In Hungary where I'm from they brand horse on the neck. Very cool video. Are those mustangs?

Y’all can control the brightness of videos 😮

I hope this doesn’t sound stupid, I know nothing about your job but I absolutely love your channel. What is the purpose of all the horses? I get having hundreds of cows, raising them for meat, but I’m just a little confused on all the horses. Do you breed them and sell them?

I would assume it's the same feeling as when you get a wart removed from under your foot. Up until the final few seconds it doesn't really hurt.