One thing we started doing years ago, is we raise our replacement heifers in a hot wire fenced pasture. The cattle learn to respect fences, they learn that the fence will bite them and they do not forget it. The key is the fence has to be HOT and it will take some work to keep it hot but it is well worth the time and trouble for making cattle respectful of fences for a life time. Our fences are 3 wire smooth wire high tensile fences. The elk and deer wreck our barb wire fences but if the wire is still partially up the cattle will respect it. Enjoy you videos, thanks.
Hey! I’m a small fence contractor up in northern Utah, so I have slow winters. If you’d hire a hand on for fencing, I’d be happy to come and work on fence for a few weeks once I slow down. I’m cheap, cause I like to work & see big ranches! Can send references and work photos.
How far do you all travel for your cattle?do your horses ever get thirsty? I don’t see you stop for them to drink water. Last edit. lol. I sure do enjoy your videos. Thank you.
I don’t k ow what you’re going to do with these cows, they are fencers now, only way you’ll stop them is with a hot wire, maybe with a solar powered controller
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Hey! I’m a small fence contractor up in northern Utah, so I have slow winters. If you’d hire a hand on for fencing, I’d be happy to come and work on fence for a few weeks once I slow down. I’m cheap, cause I like to work & see big ranches! Can send references and work photos.
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I like how your horses all started to wander off just about the time you finished doctoring the cow. That make everyone pay attention!
ha ha, that was a little embarrassing, we were hoping no one would notice.
That cow made me laugh when she finally got up. Just standing there looking around saying “what in the heck was that all about?”. Lol
One thing we started doing years ago, is we raise our replacement heifers in a hot wire fenced pasture. The cattle learn to respect fences, they learn that the fence will bite them and they do not forget it. The key is the fence has to be HOT and it will take some work to keep it hot but it is well worth the time and trouble for making cattle respectful of fences for a life time. Our fences are 3 wire smooth wire high tensile fences. The elk and deer wreck our barb wire fences but if the wire is still partially up the cattle will respect it. Enjoy you videos, thanks.
I like how you doctor them in the field. Beautiful country out there.
Really enjoy your vedios cattle drives and all, have a great day 👍🤠
11,59 when he looks down and no horse on the end of the reins🤣🤣🤣🤣 happens us all
Aqui do Brasil assistindo seus vídeos 👏🏼
👍for another good video
Solar electric fencing should deter them escaping
I have had a neighbor that had cows like yours.
It all got done
Hey! I’m a small fence contractor up in northern Utah, so I have slow winters. If you’d hire a hand on for fencing, I’d be happy to come and work on fence for a few weeks once I slow down. I’m cheap, cause I like to work & see big ranches! Can send references and work photos.
How far do you all travel for your cattle?do your horses ever get thirsty? I don’t see you stop for them to drink water. Last edit. lol. I sure do enjoy your videos. Thank you.
Do you brand your stock
I don’t k ow what you’re going to do with these cows, they are fencers now, only way you’ll stop them is with a hot wire, maybe with a solar powered controller
Your injection should have be in the neck for BQA
Q ganado bad slimsdo tu gran amigo sdi destino donde se mire bonitas tus nacas y para wuyp bswuero w aplaudan s esa bellezas w tenés tu emese ranvh9 ermodo
Hey! I’m a small fence contractor up in northern Utah, so I have slow winters. If you’d hire a hand on for fencing, I’d be happy to come and work on fence for a few weeks once I slow down. I’m cheap, cause I like to work & see big ranches! Can send references and work photos.
Here is my email. We can keep in touch for next years fence fixing that will start in Aprili/may trason.jack@gmail.com