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Hello Friends! Welcome to Back at the Ranch! In today's episode I do a little walking and talking while picking up trail camera SD Card. The plan was to use the ranch golfcart to get this done quick, but as you will see, I had a slight complication. So... does anyone actually read the video descriptions? Did you read this? Yes? Please comment below to let me know. Sometimes I wonder... you know. See you next time, when we are Back at The Ranch.

Hello Friends! My name is Antonio and welcome to Back at The Ranch. In today's episode, Pablo and I savor some creek water, Ranger Creek and Knob Creek that is, while we try these fine spirits Pablo's nephew. Mikey, is sitting in a blind waiting for a hog, coyote or bobcat. Pablo and I close out the night with Ranger Creek Rimfire Mequite Smoked Scotch Style Whiskey and Knob Creek 9 year Single Barrel Reserve. Tune in to next weeks episode, which picks up the next morning, where I take you on a walk through part of the ranch while picking up SD Cards from our trail cams. Don't forget to Like, Comment and Subscribe! Oh and hit that little bell thinggy also. Thanks for stopping by.

Hello Friends! It's Antonio, and I am absolutely thrilled to welcome you back to our beloved ranch! After a long wait, we are finally Back at The Ranch, eager to embark on a series of projects. Today, we have a few things in store for you. First and foremost, we will demonstrate the process of constructing a sturdy cement slab for our game hoist. This essential structure will provide us with a reliable platform for lifting and maneuvering heavy game, ensuring convenience and efficiency during our outdoor activities. It will also ensure wild hogs can no longer tip the hoist over. We will also set up a few game trail cameras strategically placed around the property. I aim to capture captivating footage of the diverse wildlife that roams freely in our enchanting surroundings. Prepare to glimps into the lives of various creatures, in future episodes, as they traverse areas of the ranch, granting us a unique perspective on their behavior and habitat. Lastly, we will undertake the significant task of transferring some water to "the watering hole", specifically intended to cater to the needs of the local wildlife. As responsible stewards of this land, we recognize the importance of maintaining a sustainable ecosystem and nurturing the indigenous animals that call the ranch home. Witness the dedication and care we pour into creating a nurturing environment for these precious creatures. Joining me on this scorching summer morning is my trusted companion, Pablo. Together, we will channel our energy into accomplishing these endeavors, all while enjoying the beauty of The Ranch and savoring the camaraderie that comes with shared labor. Before we delve into the day's adventures, I kindly request that you take a moment to show your support by liking, commenting, and subscribing to the channel. Your engagement fuels our passion and encourages us to continue sharing these remarkable experiences with you. Until next time, when we once again find ourselves Back at The Ranch, take care and stay tuned for even more captivating endeavors that lie ahead!

Hey everyone, it's Antonio and today I'm sitting fireside with my hunting buddy, Albert Guerra and Betty makes an occasional appearance. We're going to reminisce about a past hunting adventure we went on together where we thought we were going on a wild hog hunt, but it turned into a turkey hunt, which turned in to a rabbit hunt. During this chat, we'll review an Irish Whiskey called Dead Rabbit and talk about the different ways to drink whiskey. We thought we were going after wild hogs, but ended up getting excited about hearing turkeys in the distance. It turned out to be a great hunting trip and we share some of the details with you. As we sit fireside sipping on our whiskey, we talk about the different ways to drink it. We share our favorite methods of serving whiskey and I will give you some tips on how to enjoy it the way I like to experience my whiskey. But before we got into all of that, we also talked about Albert's family history in Texas,The Republic of The Rio Grand and several other South Texas facts. He shares some fascinating stories about his families past and we touch on the topic of an independent nation that existed for a brief period of time in the 1800s. Thanks for joining us for the fireside today. It's always great to sit down with a good friend and share some stories. We hope you enjoyed the hunting adventure and our discussion about whiskey and Texas history. See you next time!

Hello Friends! Today we take you with us on a one day get away to visit with some family that came down to South Texas. On this little adventure I give you a quick review of our room at the Hilton Garden Inn, we go treasure hunting, have a tasty breakfast and do a little shopping. We also take care of a sweet tooth craving before we head home. Thank you for coming along with us and we will see you next time, when we are Back at The Ranch. -Antonio

Hello Friends! Antonio here and welcome to Back at The Ranch. Well, we have had storm after storm over the last several weekends and they have not allow time to be Back at The Ranch. On top of that, we are expecting family down for a visit this coming weekend so that is another week with not being Back at The Ranch. So... what to do, what to do? I have an idea! I have a few Air Guns I can review and share with you. Today I show you my Panther Arms DPMS SBR by Crossman. Let me know what you think about this type of video; would you like to see more like this? Any and all feedback is welcome. Thanks for dropping by, see you next time, Back at The Ranch. -Antonio

Hello Friends! Welcome to Back at The Ranch! We are excited to bring you our first channel Firearm Review. Do you own a 22LR rilfe? Who am I kidding, everyone owns one... What's that you say? You are looking in to getting another one? Well then, check this out! ***not a paid promotion, not sponsored*** simply reviewing what we own and paid for out of our own pocket to share with the work.

Hello Friends! Antonio here! Thanks for dropping by. Today I take you along on a Deer/Hog Feeder maintenance visit Back at The Ranch. We have a few items that need repair and feeders are running low on corn. It has been a few weeks since I have been Back at The Ranch due to crazy storms that plauged South Texas for the last 4 weeks. Come along with me to see how we maintain feeders and other equpment Back at The Ranch to keep the wildlife fed throughout the year.

Hello Friends! We are Back at The Ranch and have a product review for you. In this episode I will unbox, set up and review Cabela's 22LR Rimfire Dualing Tree Target. Join us for a quick overview where I let you know my thoughts on this product. *** not sponsored *** I paid for this product out of my own pocket and simply sharing my thoughts. Thanks for watching

Hey Friends! It's Antonio! I found myself a great deal and can not wait to share it with you. In this episode I share with you my new Kershaw Blur Pocket Knife. This is one of Kershaws most popular knives and I'll show you everything it has to offer. This is not a paid promotion, I purchased this out of my own pocket and will share the price with you after the review. Thanks for stopping by. See you next time, Back at The Ranch!

Hello Friends! Antonio here and welcome to Back at The Ranch. I was backing up files to make room on my computer hard drive and came across some older video footage that I though was lost. Before creating the Back at The Ranch channel I would document some of my visits to our family ranch to share with family. This is one of those videos and I would like to share it with all of you. Please excuse the poor audio and editing, as this video was originally intended for family eyes only. I found a few older videos as well. Let me know in the comments section below if you would like to see them as well. Thank you for stopping by. I'll see you next time, when we are Back at The Ranch.

Hello Friends! Antonio here. WOW, we had a crazy storm roll through South Texas that left a trail of damage in its wake and will will discuss it in this vlog. In today's episode you get to meet Pablo, a close friend have known for over 25 years, as we visit the ranch to check on our hunting blinds and make sure they did not topple over during the storm. Also, Pablo is excited to use his new Napier Backroadz Camo Truck Tent. He will review it for you and let us know what he thinks about it after sleeping in it for the first time. Pablo and I sit down to discuss: a crazy freak storm, EDC knives and sidearms, hunting, friendship and take some time to let you know what we think about Whistlepig Rye 10 Year Small Batch and Blue Note Juke Joint Texas Pick Bourbon. What? Two whiskies in one episode?! We are going to have a good time camping out with coyotes on this one! Pull up a chair, put your headphones on, grab yourself your beverage of choice and spend some time with Pablo and I for a great conversation. Please stick around till the end to hear what Pablo has to say about his new tent and a sky high drone view of the ranch. Thanks for joining us Back at The Ranch. Below are hashtags associated to topics discussed in this vlog:

Hey everyone, it's Antonio! Welcome to Back at The Ranch! Today I'm taking my daughter Jasmine on a fishing trip to South Padre Island in Texas. We're hoping to catch some perch, also known as pin fish, and whiting at the jetties. On our way there, we made a quick stop near Palmito Ranch, which was the site of the last Civil War Battle. Did you know that this area is also home to SpaceX? They recently made history by launching the largest rocket ever built by mankind. But, let's get back to the fishing trip! Jasmine and I arrived at South Padre Island and had a blast catching some fish. Jasmine even caught an unexpected fish, which was really exciting. Check out the vlog to see what she caught! After the fishing is done, I clean the catch and take it home to prepare my famous Fried Rice and Fish dish. I'm really looking forward to showing you all how I make it this dish! To wrap things up, I will share a slideshow of some of the great fish catches my family and I have had on past trips to South Padre Island. Thanks for joining us on our fishing adventure today, and we'll see you next time, when we are Back at The Ranch!

Hey Friends! I have a short review for you of the X-Vision XANB30. This is a budget friendly IR Night Vision Camera that let's you see in the dark. Enjoy the short review. Please note, I am not sponsored and I do not get any kickbacks for this review or the the attached link.

Hey everyone, it's Antonio and we are Back at The Ranch! In this video, I have a very special guest join me on a wild hog hunt on our beautiful 80-acre family ranch. We were both so excited to get out there and see what kind of action we could find. After waiting for wild hogs for just over an hour, we heard turkey gobbling in the distance. My guest, who happens to be a certified archery instructor, decided it was time to forget about the hogs and focus on a turkey hunt. We were both up for the challenge! We searched for a good spot to set up at, we set up some turkey decoys to try and lure in a gobbler. We used Turkey Pot Calls to call in the turkey and it wasn't long before we heard something coming. We were both so excited to see what was coming our way. We had an amazing time on the turkey hunt, but we weren't done yet! Did someone say rabbit hunt? That's right, we decided to switch things up and go after some rabbits, in place of bacon and eggs. It was a blast chasing these little guys through the brush and seeing who could catch the most. Now the question is, how did the rabbit-hunt video turn out. Find out next episode! Overall, it was an amazing day on the ranch and I can't wait to share it with all of you. If you enjoyed this video, be sure to like and subscribe for more hunting adventures here at Back at The Ranch. Thanks for watching!

Hey everyone, it's me, Antonio! I wanted to update y'all about my recent hunt. As you know, on my last video, I found a beautiful turkey feather that I just couldn't bear to let go to waste, so I decided to give it a new home on my Easter Western hat. And let me tell you, it looks great! My family and I are celebrating Easter at my brother's home, which is on a small ranch owned by his father-in-law. We had such a great time playing yard games and having an Easter egg hunt. But what I was most excited about, aside from spending time with family and friends, was our special rabbit hunt and cook. We value sustainability in my family, and we really appreciate where our food comes from. So, we decided to hunt and cook our own rabbit for Easter dinner. It was an fun experience, and it really brought us all closer together. Overall, this Easter was one to remember. I feel grateful for my family and the beautiful nature around us that brings us together. Thanks for watching, and I hope you all had a wonderful Easter too!

Hello Friends! It's Antonio! Back at The House to chillout for a while. Let's recap the channel, the last few episodes and shoot a different kind of turkey tonight. I'd like to show you my chill spot when I am at home and will review a bourbon I have never tried before, Wild Turkey Rare Breed Barrel Proof. Hope you enjoy this review. Don't forget to Subscribe, Like, Share and of course... leave comments below.

Hey everyone, it's Antonio, and I'm out here on my first ever turkey hunt. It's been a few hours, and I'm starting to get pretty hungry, so I decided to head back to my campsite and whip up a quick breakfast. But, I'm not just making any ordinary breakfast. I'm going to show you how to make a Ranch Style Cactus Breakfast. First, I'm going to harvest some pads from a Texas Prickly Pear Cactus. Now, I know what you're thinking, "Cactus for breakfast? That sounds crazy!" But you have to trust me on this one, it's delicious. You just need to make sure to remove all the thorns before cooking. So, if you're ever out in the South Texas wilderness and need a quick and easy breakfast, give the Cactus Ranch Breakfast a try. Thanks for watching, and happy hunting!

Hey there, my name is Antonio, and welcome to Back at The Ranch. I'm super excited to welcome you to my very first hunting vlog. Today, I'm going to take you on an adventure with me as I go hunting for turkey on my family's 80-acre ranch in beautiful South Texas. Hunting has always been a passion of mine, and I'm excited to share this experience with all of you. So, grab your popcorn and get ready for an adventure in the great outdoors and watch me on my journey learning how to vlog. Let's get started! Note: sorry about the audio quality on some parts, I am still trying to get the hang of editing video and audio.

In this episode, Antonio, shows off an inherited ranch that has been neglected for many years. In this, his latest video, he talks about the history of the ranch and how he is rediscovering it. The ranch is filled with wildlife, flora, and fauna, and Antonio is determined to improve the property for generations to come. He takes his viewers on a tour of the ranch, showing the thick brush, and the beautiful view the property has to offer. Antonio explains that the ranch has been in his family for generations and has been a source of pride for him. Despite the neglect, Antonio is excited about the potential of the ranch. He talks about his plans to renovate the property and improve the infrastructure. He also plans to introduce new living quarters to the property while preserving the natural habitat of the wildlife that calls the ranch home. Antonio's passion for the ranch is infectious, and he encourages his viewers to appreciate the beauty of nature and the importance of preserving it for future generations. He concludes his video by promising to share his progress with his viewers as he works to bring the ranch back to its former glory.

Hey everyone, it's Antonio! Here to introduce myself and let you know what you can expect moving forward. In future videos, I plan on taking you on tours of different areas of the ranch. We'll get up close and personal with some of the wildlife that call this place home, including deer, wild hogs, coyotes, bobcats, turkeys and many other species. This is a part-time hobby for me and I am excited to share it with you. In this and future videos I'll also be reviewing amazing Whiskies, including one today named Grey Coast Irish Whiskey. I'll be sharing my thoughts and opinions on each one, and hopefully introducing you to some new favorites along the way. Thanks for tuning in, and I can't wait to share more of my ranch adventures with you in the future!