Emergency Calf Pull in the Field!
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- Raising livestock is full of challenges and this might be one of the biggest ones! Come along with me as I bring the cameras on this emergency calf delivery!
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Yes please help her.......good eye. Yes your instincts are spot on. I am so glad the baby is alive.
I'm glad that u watch your cows like u do.
Glad the baby is doing well.
You're so self aware and compassionate ❤
What a compassionate guy. TOTAL RESPECT!! Lord bless you Tyler
Congratulations.
Am happy for you that the calf is alive
Great video. Most people don’t realize the love and compassion we have for our animals. They are not just around for us to eat!
I'm sorry, love and compassion? That heifer is still a baby herself. Far too young to be bred but she has to start earning her keep right? All she is, is a commodity. No love OR compassion there, as far as I can see.
@@theplantbasedsaffer6235 you aren’t looking very hard then!
Nada más nacer hay que limpiar la nariz y la boca como a cualquier animal o persona, ta que tienen la porquería de la placenta , se podía haber asfixiado sin hacerle nada , pregunta al veterinario.
@@theplantbasedsaffer6235 why are you even watching this channel? Take your plant based brain and go watch the grass grow
@@juneannbrusie2042 Hear hear!
That is a miracle calf.
Please keep us posted. I was cheering him on.
Really, you should be a lecturer in some university of animal husbandry. This is sooo explicit!
Thank you!!!
You care about these animals and it’s so clear
Wow, this vid should be a tutorial on Animal Husbandry 101, 201 and 301. It was PACKED with problems, recognition, decision making, etc...all kinds of curveballs thrown at you......and frankly, you made a homerun derby out of it. Hope it all turned out well, but even if it didnt, some things are what they are. The fact that calf and momma were both alive is the result of your efforts. There is no question about that. Just seeing this one video cancels out all the millennial youtube “homesteaders” who keep their vet on speed dial for when their chicken doesnt lay the exact same number of eggs every day. So so refreshing to see real content and not stupid, over-hyped, over-dramatized nonsense from people who clearly have no clue of anything they think they are doing. Awesome video, in all aspects.
Man I really appreciate that thank you!!
@@farmertylerranch4399
Prof Tyler -
you the man Brotha!!!
I would have gotten her up faster…
And you are correct on avoiding her by turning shoulder!!!
Another thing is you could have gone to get a bottle of colostrum from premix to get the calf some calories into his belly and give mamma a break so her body can begin to repair itself after that trauma of breach birth.
She eats that afterbirth or no more calves will she have. Got a towel ??????
Today we saw that farming is both physically and mentally draining. Well done Tyler.
HAPPY FATHER'S DAY TO YOU TYLER
Wow, who else on here can say they get home from work to help a cow birth a calf❤❤!!
My father used to say to me "You hope for the best but where you have livestock you will have dead stock" that's just the way it is.
Just subscribed and greetings from Ireland 🇮🇪 Brilliant save by the way you had a minimum window to revive the calf hope all is good now 😀👍
You really have to LOVE what you do, in order to be a great rancher, like you!
An unintentional poem for you!
Keep up the wonderful work you do as a Dad and a rancher,
Thanks for taking the time to video this
Poor calf was probabably in distress for awhile!!
Well done my friend! You're a heck of a herdsman.
Thank you Chris!
thank god you were able to save that calf
You are a wealth of information! You amaze me.
Well done, Tyler. You manage to stay cool under pressure AND film it all. Hope they both recover well.
Great job and teaching how it should be done. Thank you!
Hi farmer Tyler. What a special video. You came to help the calf right on time. To see this cow giving birth with your help and the calf survived. This is very special. Blessings to you
Hope your little calf pulls through. You have done your best to help. Thanks.
Having multiple irons in the fire sometimes really sucks!!! Proud to see a young guy with so much knowledge and such a cool head. How much of that knowledge came from Grandad? Good job. P. S. Over my 73 years, I've learned that there is one thing that helps me most in those situation. Prayer.
AMEN!
Please let us know if this calf survived????
Wow Tyler, such an emotional video. This old fella's eyes are stinging like crazy, only just stopped short of bawling my eyes out. Looking away is just what I've seen people working with horses do too. Much respect pal.
Pulled calves twice, (lucky I guess?) once using a fence stretcher because 2 people couldn't extract the calf. The chain messed up that calf's front ankles for about 3 weeks. Hand milking and bottle fed for 2 weeks. Really intense times for a farmer until nursing gets back to normal. You show how much you care about your critters. Well done!
That was so cool to watch, the calf being alive and all!! You must feel incredible after helping with something like this! I hope the little guy comes good soon. Thank you so much for sharing this with us ❤👍🇦🇺
Hope that baby get's up soon. It's great he was still alive! We had to pull a 101 lb calf out of a heifer this year and that was a doozy. Mama had some nerve damage for a couple days and although she was determined and kept trying she couldn't actually stand until about 24 hrs or so later. Her legs just wouldn't cooperate with her. We had to bottle feed two feedings but once she finally stood, my husband had her lean on him so baby could nurse without getting crushed. She's one determined mama and is doing well along with her baby who we appropriately named Tiny. We love your channel by the way. Especially my youngest.
That was very hard for the mother and baby,God bless them,you were so helpful 🎉🎉😊😊❤❤
Good job, Tyler. Waiting and seeing is hard, but nature takes its course. Rooting for you!
What a cliffhanger! I sure hope he makes it. You’re the greatest, Farmer Tyler.
Great job Tyler, again this shows the care you have for your herd, including the newborns. I’m sure you can get at least one more video out of this mama and baby. Take care and have a blessed week my friend.
Hello to Farmer Tyler Ranch and all others too.
Good job Farmer Tyler. Don't be too hard on yourself. You have exhibited a lot of wisdom. I learn a lot from you. Good day!
This was a great video. I know that was not planned but one of the best.
Good job sir, you are a talented farmer, gotta be tough working the farm and working an outside job, hope you keep us informed as to the calfs health.
Great job my friend!
👍🏻🤞🏼🙏🏼🫡🚜
Always a concern when you don't see two hooves down with a nose. Mom was clearly exhausted and all that a prolonged labor entails. I've dealt with your same issues of intervention, never easy to walk away and observe. Having a full time job and being a full time farmer/rancher will always throw you into these situations. Your video was a great representation for those who have never been in your shoes, it really defines the shoulda, kuda, wooda thoughts that these situations cause.
WOW ... One of your best videos! This shows your dedication and love for your animals. Please don't make us wait a week to tell us about the calf. Thanks.
This is a good tutorial on what to do... very calm
Great video. Prayers for recovery of baby calf.
Good save! I hope that you find him moving on his own in the morning.
Amazing video, you did a great job. Hope the little guy makes it. Can't wait for the update 🙂
Good job Tyler.
Great Care Taker for those sweet animals. Thanks For Sharing , i hope they all be ok. Stay Safe and continue the your content.
Gosh Tyler, a real heart wrencher! You did a great job, and I'm proud of your first time heifer! Im hoping the calf's pelvis is just sore, and that it will be up nursing tomorrow. Thank you for sharing this💙
Good job Tyler, waiting is the hardest part.
Thanks for helping save the calf , you made it happen , stay safe ! Bob
first time mom not so sure what to do but at least the calf is alive lets hope he/she continues to grow hugssssssssss
Trying to balance work and farm can sometimes be overwhelming as my husband can attest to. You did the best you can and now it's up to the calf, exellent video as always. Thank you for being such a great mentor to those seeking to learn!
Brilliant video. On the spot reactions. 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏 that the calf survives and Mama is ok too. 💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯🥀🌷🌷🥀💕💓
Beautiful calf that brings back memories, I was a herdswoman for 10 years I've lost count on how many calves I've bought in to this world, we didn't use chanes we had calving ropes softer on the skin,
Maby the calves abit stressed or shocked he was bought into the world in abit of a hurry keep us informed please........ Anita from Kent UK 🇬🇧
You are a very caring man!! Thank you so much for thinking about their feelings!! Some cattlemen forget it is a life with feelings! Total respect!!! I really wish there could lots more like you and your compassion!! Kudos!!
Hope its a good out come
Farmer Tyler...You are amazing ! You really helped this Momma and baby. We should call you the cow whisperer. I pray this baby survives. Please let us know if he makes it and if he drinks his colostrum and nurses on his Momma. Thank you for sharing this fantastic video !!!!! :)
Greg video. Praying all works out. My husband and I pulled a twin calf ion our 3rd date 26 years ago. We lucked out our 77lb baby bull survived along with his twin sister. Keeping you and family in prayers.
Amazing video Tyler. Great catch. Best thing you had going for you was calving on that nice green grass in warm weather. 10/10.
Great save Tyler. Many prayers thing's work out in the morning.
You da man Tyler, good job as always!
Great job being a midwife! You are so respectful to the animals and she knew you were going to help her. It was sad to see the calf not getting up and nursing, I hope he will be ok in the morning. Could it be that he dislocated his hip during the birth? You did a great job out there. I don't know how you do it with a full time job and the farm. Respect! :)
It was breech (backwards) and they often drown in their fluid. My neighbor had a breech calf die during delivery. She tried so hard to revive it, hung it by it's legs to try to get the fluid out of its lungs, even did mouth to mouth/CPR but the poor thing still died.
Nice work 👍 Fingers crossed he gets his legs working 🤞
Excellent video this week. Very impressive camera work. I always struggle to get decent footage in similar situations. Hope mammy and baby are doing well. Keep up the great work, Richard 👍
Good job. Mr. Tyler Ranch
Another amazing video thank you
Ah thanks for showing that, hope baby will be ok 🤞💞
It was so awesome to see the calf was alive and understandable to watch you be like “oh shit!” And panic a little and get attached to getting this calf to survive and its really awesome too because it shows how much you care about your animals
This is why its so important to have a relationship with your girls.
Nice action. I'm impressed! Good professional job! I keep my fingers crossed for this guy and his mom. God Bless FTR!
You have such a maternal instinct! Animal husbandry suits you!
Challenges never end but as you said "Got to keep a cool head and stay focused on what you have to do. "
I sure that baby was able to get up and nurse his mom, he sure struggled at first but you got him breathing in his own and he was a fighter. So I pray he made it through the night and was doing better that morning. You left us in suspense on that one Tyler. But I look forward to your videos every week
Wish could see more but understand hope you work and family time it’s hard I suppose. But you are amazing to run that big farm alone and do what you do.
Hat's off to you my friend. I understand what it is like to work a full time job plus and try to calve out critters. You have a great attitude considering.
All the best
Have a Great day
Thank you. I have a bottle heifer and needed help finding out if she is a Freemason. Thanks for making this video.
I was as shocked as you were that the calf was alive. Good pull. At the least, you saved the heifer. Time will tell on the calf.
Yes Tyler, I agree, approaching an animal in the least “predator” like position and not staring at them is always your best bet. I also think that she is aware of the help that you gave her. Great job on the pull, boy you were quick getting that chain on! Patience is always so hard when you know that is what needed😳. Hoping for the best in the AM....for the cow and calf, which will then make you feel better.
Both the mother and her calf had just been through a very lenghty rough time, so it is understandable that they both needed some extra time to get through the aftermath of birthing and being birthed! I really hope that all will go well in the future for both mother and baby! 😍🙏💖
Having Premix Colostrum back at the Barn allows you to get sufficient calories into him #/I’m 1 and #2 involves giving her a big
Cliff hanger, now we have to wait for the next video! Crossing my fingers, hope he made it ok 👌❤️
You and that cow have a special bond now. You saved the baby wow.. South Africa
Tyler, that was beautiful seeing you save that calf. Thanks for letting us watch. I have never seen a breech birth. Really you saved the mom and calf. I am so glad that you knew what to do. You are a hero!!!
I loved when you said “come on Bubba”
You are a hard worker and may you be blessed
Thank you for your work and for taking such good care of your animals. Farming is very difficult work but I'm sure it's very rewarding. You do know what to do. Follow what your experience,your knowledge , and your heart tell you.
Nicely done on the breech! Had 1 two years ago with a crazy cow that I had to rope off to an I-beam to keep her from jumping fence. After that calf weaned she was gone. Keep up the good work Sir!
Farmer Tyler you did great dude. Moving shoulder first and not facing the cow is correct, this also the same with horses.
Grandpa taught you well.
Tyler, something I have started to do with Heifers is to put powdered milk on the calf and rub it into the calf's fur. She will lick that 99% of the time and by the time she is done, she loves her calf. Its cheep insurance with heifers.
Good idea. Do you use "milk replacer" or the old Carnation powdered mike
@@hl8256 we use milk replacer.
Great job.
Best video ever. I hope the little dude makes it. I can't wait to find out what happens. You're such a good dad.
Great job, great video. Hope the little one made it.
great job there tyler!! if momma was in pain i would guess the calf is too!! a little rest will probably do wonders. good video with so many things to do!!
Way to go man! Hope all is well with the little guy! Hope we don’t have to wait too long to find out how he’s doing.
Great video and I love that you shared that with us. I know that a breach is a difficult way but often times they can do well. Sometimes however not.......I will be anxious to see how it does next time you post. Hopefully it will all be good. It has to be a heart breaker to have a live animal with all the possibilities to go forward to fail. Hoping the calf can nurse and get some first nursing in to get all the nourishment and so on that it needs after first born.
That had to be difficult to film but you are cool as a cucumber and handled it just right. Awesome video.....hope the little duffer makes it ok and all is well.
Best to you
To work another job and raise cows is a tough job. Good looking calf
That baby is SO cute!!
Sigh. Scrolled and scrolled looking for an update. This was such a great video. Sure would like to hear "the rest of the story."
Hopefully all turns out well tomorrow and he’s standing and nursing
GOD BLESS MAMA AND BABY❤❤❤❤❤
I'm anxious to hear how the calf is that was breach. What a fantastic job you did to save him!
We had a heifer have a prolonged labor recently, pulled the calf and it was most likely starved of oxygen. Term I've heard used was dummy calf. He wasn't able to stand and then not able to nurse. Your calf looks 10 times better than ours, best thing to do would be to get it some colostrum or get mom into a chute and work on the calf's mobility. Hope it goes well!
I believe this term is the answer to the question I was going to ask. Dummy calf.
Sucking/inhaling all the mucus I was going to ask if calves can be "mentally retarded". Although I know that isn't the term that is used. If so he would be easy pickings for a predator. Coyotes?
@@marthahanley6650 Yeah, I've heard of a clinical term, but I wouldn't remember it... Coyotes are prevalent where I'm located, not sure about where Tyler is located. But mama wouldn't leave it's side it would live only long enough to starve without intervention.
This was great content, thank you for this video... one of your best.