I've got to doctor a foot-rot calf, and I am by myself today. It's the perfect opportunity to show you folks how I do this. Feel free to ask questions.
What an outstanding video of single handedly doctoring this calf. You’re a great teacher! You have a blessed gift in many ways and a wonderful talent with the critters…especially Luke! 🕊💎🔥😉
This video has many excellent tips for working a rope!!!!! I had to learn the hard way to keep coils with me. Luke has a great temperament and seems to be very patient. Good job and great video.
@@Gregorybridgewater thank you! Like I mentioned in the video, when you are getting short to tie off, make sure she doesn't feel any slack in that rope, as she will take full advantage of it.
Horse worth a million dollars and awesome commentary/footage of the handwork. Great video. Like to hear how other guys are treating and what they’re using, and try some of those new things on the feedlot.
I really enjoy your content. I like how you explain everything especially to people that arent in the horse world, or cowboy. Cause there are some that would think your being cruel to them for roping them like that. So less stressful then trying to get them up into a chute. You ride in some pretty country. Would love to be out there riding. Where are you at?
Smooth work, but that calf had a lot of opportunities to leave. I always keep 3 tie ropes in case I lose 1 and as soon as I step off for the fronts together and the hinds together for security.
You might try felappease on newly weaned calves. Works really well. It mimics i believe being with momma. Might add its fairly cheap@roobucknevada4749
What an outstanding video of single handedly doctoring this calf. You’re a great teacher!
You have a blessed gift in many ways and a wonderful talent with the critters…especially Luke!
🕊💎🔥😉
This video has many excellent tips for working a rope!!!!! I had to learn the hard way to keep coils with me. Luke has a great temperament and seems to be very patient. Good job and great video.
Thanks Woodrow! Luke is all business when he needs to be. I sure enjoy working with him.
Thats pretty simple! I like how you tripped her down. That kept her bound up and worked really well. Good job sir
@@Gregorybridgewater thank you! Like I mentioned in the video, when you are getting short to tie off, make sure she doesn't feel any slack in that rope, as she will take full advantage of it.
Surely do enjoy your videos! Please keep them coming!!!
Educational and entertaining!!!
👍🤠
@@dancallister8314 absolutely!! Thanks for watching! If there's something you'd like to see in a video, feel free to ask!
Smooth low stress doctoring. Nicely done.
@@sjfodor thank you!
Great job cowboy, more please, more!! 👌👍
Great job ! Nice mount - Luke did a great job !
Great work cowboy! Learned a few things myself!
@@cowboicane thank! Happy you got something out of it!
Great job brother. Thanks for the video .
This is a really good video. Good job man.
@@erniecothran3112 Thank you!
That was excellent. I appreciate you sharing the video
Thank you! And thanks for watching!
Horse worth a million dollars and awesome commentary/footage of the handwork. Great video. Like to hear how other guys are treating and what they’re using, and try some of those new things on the feedlot.
@@SouthABranching thanks a ton!! She did heal up, although it took her a little longer than I expected.
Thanks for watching!
I like how you tied off on the horn. Great tip. I will try that. And.....Amen.
crazy skills i much admire and much love you brother
I'll take Luke over two extra cowboys. He's worth his weight in gold. Two extra hands couldn't do it as easily as Luke.
You had the secret ingredient
Luke! Good horse !
Love watchin that horse work!
Very interesting. Greetings from Germany ❤
Great job
Nice work
mighty fine job
@@johnjacobs4207 thank you sir!
Keep on a-bearing fruit there friend, good stuff
You are a good hand , keep up the good work .
@@SmilingDeer-dt5sjk thank you! Appreciate the kind words.
Great Job. #SaltWaterSpringsRanch🐎 #Arizona🤠
I really enjoy your content. I like how you explain everything especially to people that arent in the horse world, or cowboy. Cause there are some that would think your being cruel to them for roping them like that. So less stressful then trying to get them up into a chute. You ride in some pretty country. Would love to be out there riding. Where are you at?
@@BrandonRyan-q2h thank you!!
I'm mostly in Northern Nevada. Occasionally go to Coastal northern California, and Central Nevada.
Great video I would like to see more of them
@@NickJames-f2q I'll keep em coming!
Awesome job
Thank you Tag!
When I got old I bought dart gun. Wish I would have bought one years ago.
@@arnoldjohnson3317 they've got their advantages for sure.
@@arnoldjohnson3317 they've got their advantages for sure.
No fun in that, but they do work and are in my opinion, not owning one and never having used one, a good choice for big bulls
Awesomeeeeeee horse and method!!
@@darrennelson6803 thank you!!
Good job, good horse.
Thank you sir!
Luke is a good one!!!
@@ronhardin7755 That he is! Thanks for watching!
Outstanding
Thank you!
@ seriously good
Smooth work, but that calf had a lot of opportunities to leave. I always keep 3 tie ropes in case I lose 1 and as soon as I step off for the fronts together and the hinds together for security.
@@dhuber4951 not a bad plan
Você é muito bom cawboy.... Mg Brasil.
Good job
Thank you Michel!!
Wow 😳!!! I've lived on a farm in upstate NY for many years and I've never heard cows as noisey as these!!! Lol 😂
@@Jonathan69-h4z they're noisey for a few days after they are weaned, but they quiet down well.
You might try felappease on newly weaned calves. Works really well. It mimics i believe being with momma. Might add its fairly cheap@roobucknevada4749
Learned a bit. Thanks
Where is this?
@@horsemindedwtp Fallon, NV
Glad you enjoyed it!
I guess that's one way of doing it
Very good
What rope
@@KeltonMartinez that's an untreated cotton. I'm going to post a video this Tuesday showing how I treat them with boiled linseed oil.
Just a question...do they get pain meds as well?? I grew up around cows but know nothing about the doctoring part....🤷🏼♀️
@@cris-RN the shot I gave this one has a pain killer/ anti inflammatory in it. Thanks for the question!
If we all had a Luke...
When I finally get one working nice, the dang boss sells him.
@@nohillforahighstepper been there done that my friend! At least we're blessed enough to get to ride em, even if for a short time.
What kind of rope where u using
@@Tanner.Blackwelder untreated cotton. I'll treat it with boiled linseed oil once it gets broke in really well.
What brand wade saddle is that
@@-qj6ps it was handmade by a buddy of mine in 2018. He dosent build em anymore.
sir what brand rope is that
@@wyattfox6303 I don't know what brand honestly. Just an untreated cotton.
Your horse is worth a million dollars.
Sold!! Haha, Luke is an awesome partner.
"Pretty simple"
Not nearly as simple as you made it look good job
@@dc8415 thank you! I appreciate the compliment
Being that indecisive just causes more stress. At least respect the cowboy way enough to have a game plan
"Iveck".....😂
Nice calves
What kind of rope you using
@@randyweeks9316 that is an untreated cotton. Once it's really well broke in, I'll treat it with boiled linseed oil.