It's cold....I'm bored...sharing a video

[grubbie]

This has little to do with dual sport riding, but it is part of why I do it. Riding with you guys is just a fringe benefit. A little off topic but.....this is a secondary function of our bikes.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EsMGF4jiynY

[Hank]

Reminds of chasing cows on my old KE175 when I was a kid.   Thanks for posting it!

Sent from the Altair 8800 I carry around.

[loingrader]

While a good cowboy on a skilled horse is a thing of beauty I always preferred working cattle on my dirtbike.  If I end up on the ground the blame is all on me.  Thats the way I like it.  Thanks for sharing the video Grubbie.

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[bikergirl4ever]

Thanks for the video. I have never rounded up cattle with a bike but have many, many times with a horse. If I was closer I would love to help. I sure miss it. Now working them I don't miss .  LOL

[greatbuffalo]

Been around cows, milkers, so never had the round up experience. The bike makes a great tool and less temperamental than a horse.
Cool vid.

[Bogus Jim]

Never worked cattle with a dirt bike, but I did spend a summer in Alaska herding wolverines with my big bore CR500.

[Stevsie]

Never worked cattle with a dirt bike, but I did spend a summer in Alaska herding wolverines with my big bore CR500.

They simply don't do anything if you have a 450 or under.

[Lonesome Dave]

I did spend a summer in Alaska herding wolverines with my big bore CR500.

Wow, wrangling wolverines.......Jimbo you're my hero.

I can say the only time I wrangled cows was many years ago......blah, blah, blah.......but the main thing I remember is, I WALKED and my father-in-law rode the horse.   

[greatbuffalo]

Wolverines, dang, those things can climb like nobody's business. Someone needs to make a Wolverine dualsport. It would have to be a Yamaha as they already have that name on an ATV. Speaking of Yamaha and dual spots, when the heck are they gonna bring the 660 Tenere to the states?

Hows that for an ADD brain at work?