Cull Cows Go to Auction
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Yep, I totally agree with culling wild cattle. Your health is what your family depends on. If you suffer a broken leg or worse, everything changes for your family. You are the real asset in this business.
Well said!
its the pets that you have raised with bottle that yank your heart strings. we have 2 that has not bred back. so they have to go
One thing about your channel is that its more real. A farm is not about shiny new expensive tractors and a bunch of animal pets Some just feed the animals and buy new tractors. Yours is a true working farm. I think having a sense of order on the farm is good.
Good job on loading food animals.
I have one cow just like her. She watches every move I make. She won't eat unless I am out of sight, and she has jumped a fence in the past. My wife wants to keep her, because she produces great calves. I want to sell her, because of how dangerous she is.
Tyler: My grandpappy would say to us as youngsters “they’re not pets, they’re the farm’s profits.” Milk was sold to the creamery. But there always came a time when a cow’s milk production fell below her feed and vet costs and she got culled. While it’s not exactly the same as a beef operation, the same principles apply. And kids living on a working farm learn the lesson early. The same lesson was taught at 4H when our show animals, birds or rabbits were sold and money was added each year to our college funds. Hope your kids have the opportunity to join 4H or FFA when they’re old enough. Respectfully, W.S.
I was like you, Tyler! I was sure that Cow was going over that fence… she was having none of her getting in that trailer. But you stuck with her and let her know that you wanted her in that trailer. Good for you. Wrangling cattle is not what people think it is and it’s definitely not easy. Cows definitely have a mind of their own! They can be so stubborn, and once they set their mind or foot to an attitude, they’re not going anywhere at all!!!!!!!!
Super glad it all worked out for you.♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️
Your patience paid off with that "wild" cow. Thank you for sharing your day with your TH-cam channel.
Great way to start my day, FTR
I LOVE these detailed cattle videos. So much information. Thanks FTR!
Wait a minute. This is your herd and you know what you. You are justified. Keep up the good work.
Can’t wait to see how Rivet’s calves turn out from the red, red/white face cows
Thanks! Adding a Super Thanks today to put toward more new fencing. I hope others will Super Thank you too!
cull cows days i love it and the explanations
Don't you just love it when there finally loaded
Great job Tyler, you know your cattle and are very good with them.
I was getting nervous watching that cow, waiting for her to do something bad. Glad you were able to get them to the auction place. Pete said that the older cows are tastier than the young ones. Maybe you could get one processed and see for yourself.
You are so right about culling high headed cattle. I have a first calf heifer that developed a bad attitude after she called. Now when I go in the pasture she takes every calf she can to the far reaches. She will. E gone in a couple of weeks.
Willing to bet that the knuckleheads from Pete's channel are here as well. It's called FARMING! Not raising, or zoo keeping, or a petting zoo. It's a FARM! Where you get your food from. Especially, if you're a vegetarian. You're WELCOME. I'll take mine rare, please. 🐄 🥩 ❤
So many aspects to a farm! I’m glad it went so well with the cranky girl! Great finagling FT! ❤❤❤
Farmer tyler ranch I enjoyed the video
I am liking Rivet, he's a handsome hunk and appears to be a thinking bull. Good head on those shoulders ... so to speak. 😊
If there is one thing you learn on a farm, is that there is realties of life and you have to face them. And there is always one more fence to fix.
Absolutely!
Very interesting video. Best part was the close ups of the goofy pigs. We laughed out loud...!
"Why is she nervous? Maybe I should be nervous!"
Good explanation of how and why the select cows take the ride to the Sale Barn! I would add, being a Solo Operator....you always need to hedge your game on self preservation however you define that! Good Post FTR!
I don’t blame u for getting rid of the wild cow she is not worth the risk of I getting hurt or tearing up your fences good job as usual.
Thanks. Was glad the loading went so well or that you had the patients to not push. I wanted to tell you how much I enjoyed your guitar playing. It’s been over 3 years when I have got to listen to music like that. Thanks.
Build a better place to load is my 2 cents. We got rid of 1 when moving to different state. She sneaked upon the hubby and he was hitting her over the head with his hat. I told him it was sale day and back the trailer up. The cow is going to hurt or possibly kill you. She just never liked him except feeding. After feeding. She would still try to get him.
Life is to short to deal with crazy cattle!
I just want to say how beautiful that Bull is! 😍
We watch your Great vids from all the way in Victoria, British Columbia.
Keep em coming.
I run a welding/fab shop..Noticed you have alot of experience working with metal..nice work. Great channel..
Thank you!
Hay Tyler yes it's hard to let go some of your animals specially when you have cared for them for so long but as a farmer you have to do what you have to do and you do a great job at it thank you for sharing oh i was waiting to see that cow jump the fence glad to see all went good blessings to you and your family
I celebrated with you when they didn't jump the fence!
I was thinking you could "fake" something along the length of that chute temporarily just to be a visual deterrent for those jumping cattle.
Nice farm and cows 🐄 ❤❤❤❤❤
Great job gettin them in the trailer😊 15 mins isn't that much time.
Patients is good it’s how it is 😊
Was a little nervous there for you. Glad you got rid of the bad attitude cow. Your safety is important.
You have the Best channel on You Tube. I like watching all your content
How is cute little Buddy? Would love to see a video update on Buddy!
Another great job Tyler. At least u know ur Cattle to make decent calls oh which ones service u and ur Family well. That is Golden. I appreciate it Honesty and Awareness if ur Cattle. I luv it, Keep It Moving and being Safe.
Enjoyed watching the video Tyler 😊
Very interesting
keep the healty,get rid of the bad one.suxses
Good luck at the auction. A heads up cow or calf is always 30 min. away from ticking you off. Be safe out there we need you.
Love watching your videos
I agree with your assessment. Those pigs are getting big.....😊
Thanks for the video. You demonstrated how well you know your cows and their history, by giving the reasons these three cows have been chosen. Also you demonstrated both the pluses (improvements to corral fencing) and the minuses ( the known weaknesses in the corrals). Thanks for a great video.
That is probably your best cow I like them kind
Those are some good looking cull cows. Really glad you got rid of the wild girl. Surprising that she didn’t trust you after being around you since she was a calf. Hope you got a great price for them.
Just want to say that I so enjoyed the sort of you playing the guitar. I didnt realize you are playing for your videos. I know its not what your channel is about but Id love a video or two of you playing the guitar. Maybe at the end of a few?
I love your videos. I noticed at 12:02 time on this video you have a perfect "heart" shape in your trees! Now that's a loving farm and farmer!
Does the day you choose to take the cull cows to market depend only on your work plans, or, do you listen to a stock report? Do they even have stock reports these days? I enjoy watching your videos.
Yes, they still have stock reports as well as grain pricing at least 5 days a week. Most farmers have their ears perked right up when those reports come on the radio.
Pop in the steel posts you have excess from that last project. Then temporarily use the best of the boards you have from the two takedowns and mount them on the steel posts with straps???
Victory! Great patience, you got a problem, you' re new work is making the other fence look bad, that will never end, enjoyed the episode.
I was just thinking that all the new fencing is making some of the older bits look bad by comparison when Tyler said something similar 😁😄
All the improvements are really stacking up ! It must be a nice feeling to look at the new fencing and know that big job is done and dusted
Hello Tyler good advise. Enjoyed your video have a great day.
Thanks for sharing farmer tyler ranch I enjoyed the video and I hope you have a great day
I can totally see why you get rid of the wild black one.
Good cattle handling into trailer. Thank you for sharing.🐂
No it doesn't sound harsh! Nice job 👍
Great video, would you load a video about the auction process was hoping to see that process in this video
Perhaps an FTR T-shirt "I like My Beef Herd Mentality Well Done " ?Ok, a bit long? - I would have bet a quality BEEF Double Cheeseburger your video was destined for footage of a black cow leaping a fence.
Thanks Tyler,peace br
I truly believe cows KNOW when it's their time to leave the farm....they're old-lost a calf or hump back/wild....they either go peacefully and self load themselves (seen it)....or they fight to stay.
Definitely think you made the right choice. It's much better to have calm cattle. Definitely want to keep good genetics in your herd.
Pigs and Turkey's chickens looking good. Growing nicely.
The inside of ya cattle truck needs a birthday , ,please keep videos coming Tyler,thanks buddy
A beef guy I know got sent to hospital because of a wild cow, and dairy guys I know say cows legs fall asleep from time to time.
The cycle of life!
The new fense looks so good!
Nice pigs
Thanks 😊
Plywood would sort the fench for now, You will find use for it later after you fixed the fence. Yes they all needed to go, I have been hurt by one and it was not nice outcome
I thought with the cooler temps coming you would do that rebuild on the fence since you have most of the pipe left over from the completed fence, of course I'm not the one doing all the work, whatever you decide will be well worth watching.
You know your Cattle better then us, you know what you are doing., have a good day anyway 9-21-2023👍🏽👍🏽❤️
If the black cow doesn’t kill you!😂😂
A hateful cow can hurt you and other cows. We had one named Meryl, hard milker.
Great video Tyler you did bood with the animals
I agree with you a hundred percent thank you for the video
Good job getting rid of "Wild Thang"! I remember her from another time or two in the past where she looked like she was going to run you over if you weren't careful handling her. No you sure don't need a hot-headed cow like her. Was one of those cows the one that had the little blind calf you tried bottle feeding a while but it eventually died (I think)! See you Saturday!
That's the way to do it. She had attitude, how many cow you got now?
High headed cattle need to go down the road.
On my loading area I put plywood up to ten ft high so my cows can't look over the fence an yes ihadjumpers before idid that
What about rigging up a couple of lines of hot wire in the loading shute? A temporary solution until $$ and time allows a permanent fix.
Won't they easily jump a hot wire if they want to?
When does buddy go for beef jerky. Remember he will help out the channel lol
It becomes easy to see why domesticated animals are mellow and biddable (for lack of a better term) If every generation the Einsteins, escape artists and drama queens get removed before they have a chance to have a lot of offspring, that is going to make for much easier herd management overall. The last thing any ranchers needs to to be injured by a high spirited live stock. I’m so impressed with how mellow the bulls are as well
It makes for a much safer environment overall
Oh my God...i felt like i was there loading #60...good riddence...she was going to jump...just one more indesisive thought and she would have belly flopped that fence....THAT was close. I took in my skiddish fearful black-baldy this year too....the group calmed down after she left my ranch. Shame to see her go....and let her go at 4 years old...but it's better--safer for the rancher and group.
Your observation about behavioral patterns is spot on. My uncle used to say, when one goes they all go (over and/or through the fence). More drovers were seriously hurt in stampedes than on Saturday night. You'll get that chute replaced then it will be something else. Perhaps grandpas Jubilee!
Cull decisions are hard to make , great video 18:17
thx for sharing !
Necessary management. I agree to get rid of the high headed ones. I hate those kind, too. Nice to be at a point where you can cull some of the less obvious ones.
Why not take a few of those burn pile boards and add to the top. That should work for a temporary fix.
Bad attitude cows are a must to go
Glad you said that a bad attitude can spread. Didn't know that. Kinda sad.
I had 6 out of 1,024 mama cows them 6 r old cows i got rid of them that was fun one got me and the guy works for me i don’t keep them kind of cows on my ranch i bought 60 breed cows last year and they were in that bunch i let them have there babies and i send my 6 cows to town
I thought attitude cow was going to jump the fence
Would have been nice to have seen some of the sale barn stuff
It's a business after all...I can see how you get attached to your cows.
Pigs are next?😊
If u have pasture pet. She make a good range cow
Let me think about about this,, two less problems and cash in ur pocket. yep sounds good to me
Is there a reason you don’t clean out the trailer? I thought cow muck rotted out the bottoms if left in there?