Welcome Home Brian... LOVE the outtro... Cole...You & your Dad really have a SPECIAL Bond... You underestimate your value & ability to Ranch Cole... You are your Dad's much needed 3rd arm & do a fantastic job whole you parents go away... Hugs & Blessings to you ALL 🙏❤️💙💙🐕🤗✝️
Cole, you do not have poor excavating skills you are a person that gets things done and thank you for taking the time to take and post the videos. God Bless the American Farmer and you and your family as well.
The opening bit was hysterical! Then came Coles "farmers ballet" moves on the ground! I'm still chuckling! Great video! And the look on Brian's face when Cole suggested a song! Now that's funny!
Cole, love your channel. It is good to see how well you and your dad work together. If you haven't done it already, start recording your dad when he is telling his stories from his life. I wish I had done that, but waited too long. You will treasure them and his grandkids will cherish them. God bless.
I appreciate guys that still do work with shovels etc. I spent 6 months after college working for a coal sampling firm in Cresson, PA digging coal samples out of RR cars. It took me 3 months until I could keep up with the local guys. That is when I was accepted into their fraternity of a working man. I had calluses and muscles and I was proud of them
funny u mentioned digging coal samples from RR car tops--i used to watch u fellas do that after i loaded the RR cars at a sidling not far from Somerset, Pa. 44 yrs ago-ha! small world isn't it.
@@paulettari976 it was Adam's siding where i loaded the RR cars, and then we had a tipple up on the hill back then. 1978 and 1979 is when i ran loader there.
Cole, my boy you are going to LOVE that Heeler!!! We purchased one in January and used it about 3 weeks ago to work our cattle...Wow what a great piece of equipment! Wish we had this baby 40 years ago!
Loes these father/son videos where you both work closely together. Hard working, good natured....so refreshing. But Cole, your dad adds a LOT to this channel so I hope he gets a good cut of the royalties!!
Hood thing your dad has you. Now you need a couple sons who want to run the farm. I live in Aberdeen. Seen your site on Our Wyoming Life. Glad to follow someone from SD.
Brian, Jeff, and Cole. I'm a black cow fan but I have to admit, that set of Hereford heifers does look good. Once again, a prome example of what superior cattlemen do... produce superior stock. Some tires on the skid steer with deeper cleats would be a big help.
Brian you remind me so much of my dad...he was a good, smart,happy man and quite a smartass....I think it's in the South Dakota air...he and my mom were from there...I guess that's why I'm partial to you two..😁 please keep the videos coming.....
Yes we are!! Thrilled to see our back yard look like a small river and every 5 minutes getting flash flood warnings from the news station and The National Weather Service! I’d check the rain gauge but it’s too wet. I’m in Lubbock by the way.
I’ve had my eye on that pen of polled Herefords we see in the background from time to time! Those girls going to make some fancy baldies under those Sonne bulls! You need to do a little video segment on them Cole! Keep up the good work bud, you’re a natural!
You two fellas are working dude’s the farm is really looking good-l really enjoy your dad’s insight of human nature-very smart fella and good music selections-thank you for the video’s and take care.
Another great video fun to watch and good to see you are using our Dutch oilcompany products ,stay on the stroopwafels guys and greetings from a Dutch dairyfarmer
I have to go to Sioux falls to pick up a tractor and mower so I can work for bnsf spraying and mowing the radio towers,and my first one after I pick it up is just north of Mitchell!!! I'm definitely coming to STORLA STATION!! Getting some shirts and lunch there,my wife is pissed she can't go 😂 love yalls channel keep up the great work
I would like to see video on the history of your cattle How did you get started with angus ? Which line of angus do you prefer Do use your bulls you raise yourself ? Bring outside blood? What traits you like don’t like etc ? Just a suggestion. I always enjoy watching
Glad you’re getting everything ready for the work that’s coming. Will be interesting to see the new Arrowquip portable corral. Looks like it’ll be very handy for how you work your cattle. Hope your weather cools off soon, too. We’re really tired of the temps. Time for Fall!
Brian saw Sweet in 1977 in Charleston, WV they opened for Foreigner their last song was Love is like oxygen they had to make three encores and after the third Foreigner just rushed on stag so there wasn’t a fourth encore Sweet was on fire that night. Foreigner started with Cold as Ice they rocked also but Sweet took the night. I worked at the Civic Center where they played and Foreigner was not happy that they got less ovations than Sweet I was back stag so I heard it all.
I was thinking that the water line wasn't deep enough to avoid freezing in the winter but by time you finished dumping more dirt on top seems fine now. Farmers the best at adaptation. 💘 🚜 🐂 🐕 🐱 🇺🇸
Well, Brain should've maybe been to some of those cattle sell off auctions for some of that cheap beef! Texas got rain finally and pastures have greened back up. Hallelujah! Texas Deb ❤️
awsome video cole dont worry havent forgoten about u just catching up now you do not have poor excavating skills you are a person that gets things done thumbs up and shared
Awesome vid guys keep up the great content, p.s. when you are working with a skid steer never walk under the attachment because I knew a young kid that did and the bucket fell on him and paralyzed him.
Once more time boys. . . . This comment was "lost" the first time. So here it goes again. . . . I loved Brian's comment about the offering plate dropping in church. . . . When we were in Sunday School years ago, the teacher would lead us in singing, "Hear the pennies dropping, Listen while they fall, Everyone for Jesus, He shall have them all." . . . Imagine how the pennies helped the church budget. 😊 . . . (Yes I am aware of the scripture of the poor widow giving two copper coins for her offering as told in Mark 12:41-44.)
me and my buddy we are kids when it comes to machines i have a tractor with a front loader an old one MF 65 and a grass cutter then we put a trailer on the lawn mower then we are moving some dirt that fun.
we usually buy a 50 gallon drum for oil changes around the ranch, last year $600, this year $1600 for the same barrel , thanks to the Big Guy, y'know the guy that wants to push us all to electric cars? the ones you charge on a grid that can't take the stress and has diesel generators along the highway running charging stations., let's not forget the $28k to replace the batteries
I could see you were having back issues, been there, had a lot of trouble with mine, take care of yourself. Just a ton of things to get done, this time of the year, we're catching up too. From repairs to general maintenance to preparing the equipment for storage over the winter. I hope your back gets to feeling better, thanks for sharing and have a great evening and rest of week.
You need a skid steer with tracks on it, and those Bobcat skid loaders are junk, you need to look at a New Holland or a Kabota, my friend has gone through all types of skid steers and now he owns a TL10 and TL12 and both with tracks on them
With synthetic oil, you can go a LOOOONG time on that oil between changes. Change out the filter every 3000 miles and you can extend the life even more. I change the filter (do not use FRAM they're junk) every 3k miles and the oil every 50k. I could go longer, but I figured that's enough. I use the Royal Purple brand oil and filters.
When I worked for Ryder we had a tester to test the oil to let us know if it needed changed. We wouldnt use it but we had another shop get almost 200k miles out 1 truck before the oil tested bad
So, Cole, was the tassel thing a way to say you and the boys are going to visit Boom Boom Latush sometime soon? Lol! Shell Rotella. I use it in my 2003 Dodge Durango. It used a little when I first got the truck. Had it changed and started putting Rotella in, no more using oil. An old driller taught me that and taIgsat! Hope that plastic hose doesn’t see the light of day until your son is your age and he gets to replace. The beevos look great in spite of the heat and drought. It’s really dry here in Cherokee County too. Need more cattle? Faith over fear! Yeah!! Thanks Sonne’s for raising quality beef to feed folks and thanks for sharing. Storla Station
Cole, you are an amazing young man. love your channel. I would like to admonish you just a bit. small. Don't rip sunflowers out if they will make a seed head. Great for birds in winter. Unless that type of sunflower doesn't make seeds for birds. I hang my head in shame. Nevermind
you guys need a new skidsteer, one size bigger and a tracked version, those old tire bobcats are really meant for hard surfaces, tracked works so much better on soft ground and perfect leveling. just a thought.
Welcome Home Brian...
LOVE the outtro...
Cole...You & your Dad really have a SPECIAL Bond...
You underestimate your value & ability to Ranch Cole... You are your Dad's much needed 3rd arm & do a fantastic job whole you parents go away...
Hugs & Blessings to you ALL 🙏❤️💙💙🐕🤗✝️
Cole, you do not have poor excavating skills you are a person that gets things done and thank you for taking the time to take and post the videos. God Bless the American Farmer and you and your family as well.
The opening bit was hysterical! Then came Coles "farmers ballet" moves on the ground! I'm still chuckling! Great video! And the look on Brian's face when Cole suggested a song! Now that's funny!
you and your dad are like best friends. awsome
I loved Brian’s “you know what this means” statement. I laughed out loud. But Cole. What did that sunflower ever do to you? 😁
So Dad's the guy the preacher asks" How was the sermon today" just to get a good chuckle inside n with a all knowing smile. Caught another one today.
Cole, love your channel. It is good to see how well you and your dad work together. If you haven't done it already, start recording your dad when he is telling his stories from his life. I wish I had done that, but waited too long. You will treasure them and his grandkids will cherish them. God bless.
thanks, Jerry!
Very good advice I wish I would have done this I lost my dad a year ago now to COVID.
I appreciate guys that still do work with shovels etc. I spent 6 months after college working for a coal sampling firm in Cresson, PA digging coal samples out of RR cars. It took me 3 months until I could keep up with the local guys. That is when I was accepted into their fraternity of a working man. I had calluses and muscles and I was proud of them
funny u mentioned digging coal samples from RR car tops--i used to watch u fellas do that after i loaded the RR cars at a sidling not far from Somerset, Pa. 44 yrs ago-ha! small world isn't it.
@@jamesfrazier1569 what was the name of mine or tipple probably was there
@@paulettari976 it was Adam's siding where i loaded the RR cars, and then we had a tipple up on the hill back then. 1978 and 1979 is when i ran loader there.
Awesome video. Thank you and Mr. B.
Cole, my boy you are going to LOVE that Heeler!!! We purchased one in January and used it about 3 weeks ago to work our cattle...Wow what a great piece of equipment! Wish we had this baby 40 years ago!
Can't wait!
Always busy at Sonne Farms, we'll be watching. Thank you.
Loes these father/son videos where you both work closely together. Hard working, good natured....so refreshing. But Cole, your dad adds a LOT to this channel so I hope he gets a good cut of the royalties!!
DAD to the rescue!!! ❤
Brian, love that you're home. Another great video. Nice work guys!
Brian song of the day love this song, rock on 🤘
Hood thing your dad has you. Now you need a couple sons who want to run the farm. I live in Aberdeen. Seen your site on Our Wyoming Life. Glad to follow someone from SD.
Brian, Jeff, and Cole. I'm a black cow fan but I have to admit, that set of Hereford heifers does look good. Once again, a prome example of what superior cattlemen do... produce superior stock. Some tires on the skid steer with deeper cleats would be a big help.
Friggin Right Boys! I'm envious of all the new cattle equipment you have aquired this past year. Great videos guys. Thank you.
You guys work like a well oiled machine....dad you should be proud ..you taught him well.!!!😁🙏
Brian you remind me so much of my dad...he was a good, smart,happy man and quite a smartass....I think it's in the South Dakota air...he and my mom were from there...I guess that's why I'm partial to you two..😁 please keep the videos coming.....
The weather forecast I saw indicated you've got rain coming.---Looking forward to the bean harvest!
Those Herefords are beautiful! Can't wait to see the results when the calves pop out.
#ipple and a tassel ..... I don't want to touch it!!!! Nearly fell of my chair 😂😂😂😂
Hope you guys got enough rain for the harvest to not be too bad. Looking forward to seeing that new portable corral get put to use.
Happy Sonne Days♥️♥️♥️
Fine job Cole and Brian can’t wait to see that coral.
We’re finally getting some good rain down here in north west Texas. Glad to see y’all are also getting blessed rain
Yes we are!! Thrilled to see our back yard look like a small river and every 5 minutes getting flash flood warnings from the news station and The National Weather Service! I’d check the rain gauge but it’s too wet. I’m in Lubbock by the way.
That's awesome! so glad to hear you are getting rain!!
@@SonneFarms the drought first broke last week after almost 75 days without any.
Always a great video Cole, Brian, and Ellie.
Glad you enjoyed it
Good job on the dirt work Cole, you and the Bobcat get along quite well.
The Arrow-quip stuff sure does look like it makes running cattle through the chute’s faster.
Looking forward to seeing you guys using in the field.
Thank you Sonne farms!!
I’ve had my eye on that pen of polled Herefords we see in the background from time to time! Those girls going to make some fancy baldies under those Sonne bulls! You need to do a little video segment on them Cole! Keep up the good work bud, you’re a natural!
God bless our Farmers. Have a great harvest fellas.
Thanks 👍
Good video Cole you can operate the skid steer very well looks good. Have a good day
Always staying busy no matter what u have to do. Always working.
Oil changes! Dirt moving! Iron hauling! I love these videos.
Yes Cindy and a spot of flower arranging at the beginning too lol 😆 best wishes from the North Norfolk coast England UK 🇬🇧
Can't wait for harvest! That is nice looking portable coral!!
Where does the extra water run of to Cole?? That’s why I like my tractor and loaders. You no what this means,new dually to haul it!! Thanks men again!
it runs to some low ground
You two fellas are working dude’s the farm is really looking good-l really enjoy your dad’s insight of human nature-very smart fella and good music selections-thank you for the video’s and take care.
Great video 👍😁👍
Another great video fun to watch and good to see you are using our Dutch oilcompany products ,stay on the stroopwafels guys and greetings from a Dutch dairyfarmer
Tramping around the farm with ya was interesting.
I have to go to Sioux falls to pick up a tractor and mower so I can work for bnsf spraying and mowing the radio towers,and my first one after I pick it up is just north of Mitchell!!! I'm definitely coming to STORLA STATION!! Getting some shirts and lunch there,my wife is pissed she can't go 😂 love yalls channel keep up the great work
About the middle to end of next week
@@vinnypinatelli221 thanks vinny!
No problem brother thank you sir!! God bless ya'll!!
I would like to see video on the history of your cattle
How did you get started with angus ?
Which line of angus do you prefer
Do use your bulls you raise yourself ? Bring outside blood?
What traits you like don’t like etc ?
Just a suggestion. I always enjoy watching
Great song Brian!
This was an excellent video, in my opinion you guys are hard working guys, always improving the farm, good job
thanks!
Good work guys. Hope you guys have a great harvest. thanks for another great video Cole, stay safe.
Glad you’re getting everything ready for the work that’s coming. Will be interesting to see the new Arrowquip portable corral. Looks like it’ll be very handy for how you work your cattle. Hope your weather cools off soon, too. We’re really tired of the temps. Time for Fall!
I like the way Brian thinks
Brian saw Sweet in 1977 in Charleston, WV they opened for Foreigner their last song was Love is like oxygen they had to make three encores and after the third Foreigner just rushed on stag so there wasn’t a fourth encore Sweet was on fire that night. Foreigner started with Cold as Ice they rocked also but Sweet took the night. I worked at the Civic Center where they played and Foreigner was not happy that they got less ovations than Sweet I was back stag so I heard it all.
that is such a cool story about Sweet thank you! Love is like oxygen is a catchy song!
Don’t hate on the sunflowers so much, Cole. 😉🌻
Love the new video love watching skid steer work
I was thinking that the water line wasn't deep enough to avoid freezing in the winter but by time you finished dumping more dirt on top seems fine now. Farmers the best at adaptation. 💘 🚜 🐂 🐕 🐱 🇺🇸
The water is continuous flowing from an artesian well. No freeze worries. :)
Thanks for sharing your vids with us!
When your out there sweating. Just keep thinking of the cold coming your going to have to work in.
Well, Brain should've maybe been to some of those cattle sell off auctions for some of that cheap beef! Texas got rain finally and pastures have greened back up. Hallelujah! Texas Deb ❤️
Great video Cole we are finishing up our corn silage this week probably tomorrow three stories high and compacted
I don't want to touch it 🤣🤣
So Cole are the boys spending some time in that one place a little north of Mitchell with there dollar bills. I've been in there a couple of times
must be 😂
Lol
Ball room blitz and big balls😄. Still the hardest working TH-camr for sure. Thanks for sharing!
Thanks for watching!
That dump truck has paid for itself. Good purchase.
It has probably appreciated in value too!
good looking dirt work fellas.Cant wait for harvest videos or maybe a live stream some day that way you wont need to edit the video just go live
awsome video cole dont worry havent forgoten about u just catching up now you do not have poor excavating skills you are a person that gets things done thumbs up and shared
You are the best
I see someone has a new pickup
Awesome vid guys keep up the great content, p.s. when you are working with a skid steer never walk under the attachment because I knew a young kid that did and the bucket fell on him and paralyzed him.
Damn Cole! Broke Brian’s tail light! That’s what kids are supposed to do! Good stuff guys! “Song of the day”
Beautiful white face cattle. Looking forward to seeing the calves.
Good song of the day
Great video I love watching your videos guys take care God bless
Great work I wish I had your skills
Thanks Buddy
hello Gerald
You two need to go on the road with your comedy show !
Farm looking amazing
Once more time boys. . . . This comment was "lost" the first time. So here it goes again. . . . I loved Brian's comment about the offering plate dropping in church. . . . When we were in Sunday School years ago, the teacher would lead us in singing, "Hear the pennies dropping, Listen while they fall, Everyone for Jesus, He shall have them all." . . . Imagine how the pennies helped the church budget. 😊 . . . (Yes I am aware of the scripture of the poor widow giving two copper coins for her offering as told in Mark 12:41-44.)
yes she gave all she had
We want more Tiffany!
me and my buddy we are kids when it comes to machines i have a tractor with a front loader an old one MF 65 and a grass cutter then we put a trailer on the lawn mower then we are moving some dirt that fun.
we usually buy a 50 gallon drum for oil changes around the ranch, last year $600, this year $1600 for the same barrel , thanks to the Big Guy, y'know the guy that wants to push us all to electric cars? the ones you charge on a grid that can't take the stress and has diesel generators along the highway running charging stations., let's not forget the $28k to replace the batteries
To relieve back pain, sit on the floor, stretch hips and hamstrings. If you can do that about 20 minutes per day, you will notice a big difference.
thanks!
U put the good oil filter on the truck 👍👍
I could see you were having back issues, been there, had a lot of trouble with mine, take care of yourself. Just a ton of things to get done, this time of the year, we're catching up too. From repairs to general maintenance to preparing the equipment for storage over the winter. I hope your back gets to feeling better, thanks for sharing and have a great evening and rest of week.
Hi friends a good day work have a day love 😍 from TEXAS
You might want to check out Yankum Rope - off-road recovery. ..psst no brakie
Did you see the harvesting going on down by I90 at the Mitchell exit?
You need a skid steer with tracks on it, and those Bobcat skid loaders are junk, you need to look at a New Holland or a Kabota, my friend has gone through all types of skid steers and now he owns a TL10 and TL12 and both with tracks on them
Brian and Cole them Hereford hefers are looking good the best money I made on my calf's where black boldies something to consider ?
we sell pure bred black angus bulls, we get a better premium for those genetics than the best fat steer out there, so no
@@SonneFarms I understand stick with what work you guys are the best
With synthetic oil, you can go a LOOOONG time on that oil between changes. Change out the filter every 3000 miles and you can extend the life even more. I change the filter (do not use FRAM they're junk) every 3k miles and the oil every 50k. I could go longer, but I figured that's enough. I use the Royal Purple brand oil and filters.
Oh wow!
Great Video Cole From Bryer Floyd
Look up the stretching exercises for sciatica, they help with other types of low back pain too. I can personally attest to it. Have a great day.
When I worked for Ryder we had a tester to test the oil to let us know if it needed changed. We wouldnt use it but we had another shop get almost 200k miles out 1 truck before the oil tested bad
Also had 1 get 250000 miles on a set of tires good year bought them back from us to put in their world head quarters
So, Cole, was the tassel thing a way to say you and the boys are going to visit Boom Boom Latush sometime soon? Lol!
Shell Rotella. I use it in my 2003 Dodge Durango. It used a little when I first got the truck. Had it changed and started putting Rotella in, no more using oil. An old driller taught me that and taIgsat!
Hope that plastic hose doesn’t see the light of day until your son is your age and he gets to replace.
The beevos look great in spite of the heat and drought. It’s really dry here in Cherokee County too.
Need more cattle? Faith over fear! Yeah!!
Thanks Sonne’s for raising quality beef to feed folks and thanks for sharing.
Storla Station
"I don't wanna' touch it" LOL!!!
Hello there am a big fan from south africa
Great vid usual
Klean that drinkingtire, and do it NOW!!!!! Love your vids. Best of love from norway.
16:30...what the heck? What's wrong with sunflowers, Cole? Delicious seeds...
There are different types of sunflower, be my guest and try to eat some seeds from these
HA, great opening.
I think we can call this exciting episode Dirty Deeds Done Dirt Cheap.
Cole, you are an amazing young man. love your channel.
I would like to admonish you just a bit. small. Don't rip sunflowers out if they will make a seed head. Great for birds in winter.
Unless that type of sunflower doesn't make seeds for birds. I hang my head in shame. Nevermind
Hey looks like you're using a long handled Army shovel, don't have a bigger shovel?
you guys need a new skidsteer, one size bigger and a tracked version, those old tire bobcats are really meant for hard surfaces, tracked works so much better on soft ground and perfect leveling. just a thought.
Handsome guy!!!
brian thanks you