Cloverfield Ranch

Wyatt the bison acts just like a puppy dog in this cute clip. Enjoy!

This is a prairie dog hunt. I don't like to kill them or shoot at them. In fact I don't like to kill any animal. If you ever have a prairie dog as a pet, you will never shoot one. They are so loving and will cuddle with you and their heart will melt for you when they see you a mile away. Unfortunately they are getting closer and closer. They destroy the grass so I have to feed the horses all through the year. Any body want to save them sponsor them. I will send you pics and videos. Their tunnel systems are sophisticated and well organized including a flood chamber , nurseries funeral chamber etc etc. and sometimes are 20 to 30 feet deeper. They are very smart and agile. Please sponsor them and save them

This bison youngster thinks he's a dog! Look at how much fun he's having!

One sure footed horse

No he is not. Wyatt is a proud bison.

Wyatt was very excited about the bottle after 3 months of weaning and all his baby reflexes came out in an instance.

This sweet bison runs with the dogs to chase his caretaker. Too cute!

This was a hide and seek with Wyatt which we play most every day and that will keep his brain active and not getting bored and frustrated.

Wyatt received a beautiful letter from a fan and he sends one back to the fan and even goes to post office with his dad to post the letter. He listened to the letter that his mom was reading to him while eating his oats.

Wyatt was just 3 days old and the day before he accepted a bottle of lamb milk from me. Next day morning I decided to play a little hide and seek with him before giving him the bottle. Of course the heelers decided to join. That way he will not associate me with milk and feeding, instead it will be fun and play and drinking his milk.

These are two new horses that came for training. After about 6 days of solid ground work, they calmed down a lot and started connecting with me. Then opportunity presented itself in the form of bad weather. Rain and 30 mph wind in the night. the horses were in the coral and were cold and standing together with their head away from the wind. This is a good opportunity to see if they still connect with you in that situation and will take leadership from you. But if they panic I will abort the whole process so that no accident happen. This has to be a very calm deliberate process without showing any stress from human side. This will show you if the horses trust you or not. If they connect, then it is very important not to cause any accident . This is trust and bonding.

Top seeding, is a process by which you seed the pasture during a heavy warm storm. The raindrops will burry the seeds and subsiquent warmer days will help to bring the pasture back. We have been using this technique for the past 5 years successfully. Timing is the most important thing in top seeding.

Wyatt, after lounging in his Tee-Pee, disappears and we find him by the truck, he tries to play innocent by scratching himself. But I gave him a good scratch and he was so happy to get it.

Wyatt the bison loves to find his owner in the morning. While he was expecting him to cross the pond, Wyatt decided to run around the pond!

Check out how much fun this adorable little bison is having as it runs all the way home while wearing a saddle. Cuteness overload!

Bonnie is the weed manager here at the ranch. She single handedly got rid of almost all the weeds. Her best snack is a pizza.

How pigs breed.

I was training these new horses gate manners and Wyatt decided to join. It was an opportunity to show him not to buffalo through gates.

Wyatt had fun time and met a lot of people, he enjoyed the music until he got sleepy. It was adorable

Wyatt loves to run. It brings all the character out of him. In the end he is happy and content.

Wyatt was at the pond when he heard the call for his favorite breakfast. Oats! and he came charging in.

These are working ranch dogs and are very protective, at the same time very affectionate and loving. I have trained all of them as tracking dogs. These are 3 rd generation Blue Heelers.

He loves to play and that I use as on opportunity to teach him and also to bond with him