I distinctly remember a neighbor's group of heifers got in with my grandfather's heifers... There was about nine of them. We were able to get them in the barn and stanchioned up... The only guy that we could get to haul those heifers back to our neighbors farm was a horse trader... He didn't clean out the trailer and it had lots and lots of horse goodies in it. We worked an hour and a half and we could not get any of the nine heifers in the trailer. After we pressure washed the trailer out the heifers went up inside the trailer smoother than butter... 🤣
The bull calf you bought is a very nice one, like his conformation so far. Totally agree with you about keeping the adult bulls separate a few days. Let them get all the hierarchy and dominance issues solved on their own side of the fence. Once the growling, bellering, pawing, charging and stare down is done in the paddocks hopefully they will just go to work when turned out instead of locking heads and dueling it out. Always better to have a extra bull rather than not enough. Also, introducing a young 2 y/o clean up bull toward last 1/3 to 1/4 of breeding season when mature bulls sometimes get lazy new competition for remaining in heat cows will get them busy working again in a hurry.
Came in for Breakfast and found a new post. The quality and continuity of your videos are really a treat to watch. Your explanation of each situation and planning for the FTR future is excellent and just supports the above thoughts. Great Job Tyler! Keep it up!
I was just wondering about buddy. The herd looks healthy. So nice to see neighbors helping each other out. Hi to mom and the 2 little ones. Have a great weekend.
The pigs are adorable and I bet they like their new home. The bulls are both sturdy and look well muscled. It was so nice to see Buddy. Questions please? 1. Have you thought about renting out your bulls to other farmers for breeding? 2. Does Buddy have pink eye? His eyes look like their weeping. Another great video! Thanks FTR
Redmond Agriculture for the win!👏👍 I saw the numerous flies on the bull in the trailer (he was covered). I've also seen the coats on your cows since you started Redmond Garlic Salt. Your cows look so much better (they didn't look bad before). As a horse person, I love the depth of the shine in their coats. All of those minerals help in every way possible to be their best. I've gotten them for my granddaughters HS Rodeo horses. The minute I put the salt in their stalls, they started licking on them!👏💙👍
Tyler, I always enjoy your videos, this one is no exception. Thanks for the laugh. You said Buddy doesn’t know why he is riding the cows, but he knows he just wants to do it.
You're doing the right thing. Since both bulls naturally polled, I would guess it'd just be a pushing fight, until they get winded and tired. You're a good man and farmer!
I'll have to wait to see the expressions on the bulls faces when they are set free with the girls, because the expression on your face sure tells a story 😉
Second Bull! The Piggies will enjoy having more room! Two Black Angus Bulls! Bulls facing off! It will time to get to know each other! Who’s the Toughest? Redman Garlic Salt Block! The Redman Salt Blocks are working! Two Bulls are better than one! Registered Black Angus Bulls! Beautiful Big Boys! Healthy! Strong! Oh! Cows 🐄 will be happy! Great Informational Video! Thank-you! ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
The group of cows look really good there Tyler garlic seemed to show a difference to me but I'm not a cattleman. I am a mechanic so hopefully all the bulls get along good
I may have an answer to your cow on cow conundrum Tyler. Perhaps one of those cows identifies as a bull? After all, I hear that is pretty popular out there in CA! 😂🤪
Get a black simmie There are some amazing black hides Simmental bulls out there to use. I am in the similar camp as you. Mainly angus based with a lot of Hereford cows. Have been using a simmie and I am very very happy. Keep that heterosis going.
I love black Angus cattle I think they are beautiful you have two really nice looking bulls. Looking forward to the next videos to see how things go good luck!😎🌞
It didn’t take long for the neighbor’s bull to discover your bull and make a run for him! Good thing you kept them separate for a bit. I’m looking forward to seeing how the turn out goes.
Seeing your plan is to raise your own herd bulls, you are most certainly picking the right sire’s. I lease and sell registered black angus service bulls, those bulls are fantastic looking animals ✊🇺🇸
I bought a Hereford bull and had a smaller Angus bull. The Hereford pushed the Angus up and down the pen. I tried running them together, but the Angus was only allowed to stand in the far back corner of the pasture, in a 10*10 square. The Angus had to go..
Hey Tyler I seen on another video from a larger Ranch one time that they pour apple cider vinegar on all their bulls back before they introduce them to one another and they don't fight PS thanks for all the great content you put out
I absolutely love your videos mate! I'm from QLD Australia and work with peanut growing and cattle. I wish you had a patreon so we, 'your viewers,' can support you better and show our appreciation for your content and hard work.
Ooooh I was just going to ask you how little Buddy was getting along!! Somehow I missed that you'd moved him over with the girls instead if being with the donkeys!🥰 I love that little guy! I'm pretty partial to black Angus (grew up with them and love them), so I'm thrilled you have 2 Angus bulls! I'm anxious to watch the new little Angus bull calf grow up too. He's sure looking good! Hey Tyler, do you still have Hank? Haven't seen him for a while. Have a good weekend with the family!
I actually got to watch a new one. Roku is getting better. Question: I thought I had noticed that the red cows are milder in nature. Is that so? I have always loved cows even being raised in the city. My mom was raised on a farm in South Dakota. Years ago. She as a teen girl would break the wild horses that were brought in from the prairie. Maybe that is where I got my love of cows. When I married we moved to the Yelm,WA area where there were cow pastures next door and I might add tons of flies. I had been aware of the garlic but we used it on dogs and cats. If the neighbors cows got out I would call and the owner happened to be our rural mailman also and he would come and get them back in on his mail route. You are very informative with your information. Also I agree with the banding versus cutting if its done right. I saw a cow with his testicles hanging like a basketball as he was not banded properly. So good care is important. I yelled at him and he said oh it will be ok. Of course being the mouth that I am I replied and how would you like that. He just laughed. I suppose it gets ok after the cow suffers. That is why I like watching you and your decent way of handling the cows. I have learned a lot. Blessing to you family Bunny
How's your selenium situation where you are Tyler? I was browsing the Redmond products, but noticed they don't have a block that has garlic AND selenium that I could see. Do you make a separate selenium fortified mix available to your cattle, or is that not an issue where you are? I was hoping I could find a one-product solution.
@@nursebunny7420 I'm in Ontario Canada and our forage here is low in Selenium. If we don't supplement with a mineral containing it, it can cause lack of fertility in the adult cows, possible miscarriage, retained placenta. In calves, a deficiency can cause white muscle disease (which can be fatal), so as soon as the calves are born we give them a shot of selenium/vitamin E. It's amazing what lacking that one mineral can do.
Lots to look forward to. Looks like you’re all prepared. Looking forward to your next video. Oh! How’s the 4 wheeler (can’t remember what they’re called. Used to live in Alaska and that’s what they’re called there) coming along?
I was waiting to see the bulls meet the ladies in this video. Can you show the pigs more on video & how you care for them? What do you do with the female calfs when you turn the bulls out? Will they leave the calfs alone? Sorry about all the questions I just have never learned about farm animals & farm life.
Having two boys with no horns is a great idea at least they cannot severely hurt themselves what we call it in Australia is having what they call a mop up bull it is more of an insurance policy to make sure that all cows are bred
FTR: At some point could you please explain for us non-beef breeders why you choose to use bulls to impregnate your cows instead of artificial insemination. Is it because bulls naturally detect a cow going into estrus and as a herdsman you’d need to recognize and interpret a cow’s heat signals to properly time artificial insemination? Wouldn’t artificial insemination tighten up your calving season? Respectfully, W.S.
Using only 1 bull would lead to a lower semen count, creating a greater number of heifer calves. Definately need 2 bulls for this many cows. Enjoy your videos.
Good Morning, Tyler! I love rewatching your videos! New Bulls! Macho Bulls! Great Video! Thank-you! ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Thanks for the video. Soon the 2 bulls will be walking around with big smiles on their faces.
I distinctly remember a neighbor's group of heifers got in with my grandfather's heifers... There was about nine of them. We were able to get them in the barn and stanchioned up... The only guy that we could get to haul those heifers back to our neighbors farm was a horse trader... He didn't clean out the trailer and it had lots and lots of horse goodies in it. We worked an hour and a half and we could not get any of the nine heifers in the trailer. After we pressure washed the trailer out the heifers went up inside the trailer smoother than butter... 🤣
Buddy's a beauty. , always my favourite. Great video. Ok. Ready Steady, GO ...... 👍👍👍🚜🚜🚜🌞🌞🌞
The bull calf you bought is a very nice one, like his conformation so far. Totally agree with you about keeping the adult bulls separate a few days. Let them get all the hierarchy and dominance issues solved on their own side of the fence. Once the growling, bellering, pawing, charging and stare down is done in the paddocks hopefully they will just go to work when turned out instead of locking heads and dueling it out. Always better to have a extra bull rather than not enough. Also, introducing a young 2 y/o clean up bull toward last 1/3 to 1/4 of breeding season when mature bulls sometimes get lazy new competition for remaining in heat cows will get them busy working again in a hurry.
Thank you, Buddy is one of my favorites on TH-cam
Came in for Breakfast and found a new post. The quality and continuity of your videos are really a treat to watch. Your explanation of each situation and planning for the FTR future is excellent and just supports the above thoughts. Great Job Tyler! Keep it up!
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Lots to consider, but you’re doing great. Don’t ever doubt yourself, your experience speaks for itself! God bless!
The bulls look like they are ready to go at and get the job done! Great vid sir!
Beautiful bulls. It was great to see Buddy. Thanks. 😁
Congrats on the 2 beautiful bulls! They'll be too busy once in the pasture with the cows and forget about fighting soon! :)
I hope that Redman Salt company appreciates you. I bought some because of you........😁
You made my day. Anything involving bulls makes my day.
2 good looking bulls. Happy workin guys!
I was just wondering about buddy. The herd looks healthy.
So nice to see neighbors helping each other out.
Hi to mom and the 2 little ones. Have a great weekend.
Will buddy also just remain a pet.
Those are some nice lookin bulls. They will make some nice calves. Great looks herd.
The pigs are adorable and I bet they like their new home. The bulls are both sturdy and look well muscled. It was so nice to see Buddy.
Questions please?
1. Have you thought about renting out your bulls to other farmers for breeding?
2. Does Buddy have pink eye? His eyes look like their weeping.
Another great video!
Thanks FTR
Redmond Agriculture for the win!👏👍 I saw the numerous flies on the bull in the trailer (he was covered). I've also seen the coats on your cows since you started Redmond Garlic Salt. Your cows look so much better (they didn't look bad before). As a horse person, I love the depth of the shine in their coats. All of those minerals help in every way possible to be their best. I've gotten them for my granddaughters HS Rodeo horses. The minute I put the salt in their stalls, they started licking on them!👏💙👍
Awesome! I was wondering if these salt blocks are safe for Horses.
When he was getting off the trailer he had tons of flys and I took notice. Then you talked about the salt blocks . Great job
Beautiful bulls
Tyler, I always enjoy your videos, this one is no exception. Thanks for the laugh. You said Buddy doesn’t know why he is riding the cows, but he knows he just wants to do it.
You're doing the right thing.
Since both bulls naturally polled, I would guess it'd just be a pushing fight, until they get winded and tired.
You're a good man and farmer!
I'll have to wait to see the expressions on the bulls faces when they are set free with the girls, because the expression on your face sure tells a story 😉
Hi to Farmer Tyler Ranch and all others too. Continue the great contents .Happy Saturday everyone stay safe cute lil piglets
Second Bull! The Piggies will enjoy having more room! Two Black Angus Bulls! Bulls facing off! It will time to get to know each other! Who’s the Toughest? Redman Garlic Salt Block! The Redman Salt Blocks are working! Two Bulls are better than one! Registered Black Angus Bulls! Beautiful Big Boys! Healthy! Strong! Oh! Cows 🐄 will be happy! Great Informational Video! Thank-you! ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
What a handsome couple of breeding bulls!
That new bull is a looker! So nice to see our Buddy.
lol I always thought the riding action was a sign of dominance, but what you said makes sense.👍😁🤗♥️🕊🙏🏻
The group of cows look really good there Tyler garlic seemed to show a difference to me but I'm not a cattleman. I am a mechanic so hopefully all the bulls get along good
Great video farmer tyler ranch the bull looks good
Things look like they could get interesting with this new bull.
Big beautiful beasts
I enjoy watching your videos especially in the morning drinking coffee.. always great 👍 videos. Always detail. Video like 👍..
Spot on Tyler on entire video and your thought process. Good luck on breeding season
Loved this video. Your young bull looks really nice. Good info, presented well and entertaining, too. Esp. Redmond Garlic Salt blocks.
Good luck with breeding season
Good plan. Good looking bull calf also
Thanks for the video, always enjoy watching!
Good morning Tyler, YAY more bull's to keep those cows & you busy haha.
You have fantastic herd management. Very impressed. Can’t wait to see the boys head out for the summer
That new bull is a nice specimen
What a great video and explanation of breeding animals and why things are done the way they are done
Great vedio! 👍
Thank you explaining some of the things us City people do not know. God bless you and your family.
Great explanation of your Breeding system.
good thinking
Love is in the air at FTR
I love Buddy❤️
I may have an answer to your cow on cow conundrum Tyler. Perhaps one of those cows identifies as a bull? After all, I hear that is pretty popular out there in CA! 😂🤪
Get a black simmie
There are some amazing black hides Simmental bulls out there to use. I am in the similar camp as you. Mainly angus based with a lot of Hereford cows. Have been using a simmie and I am very very happy. Keep that heterosis going.
I always kept my 2 bull's separated in the barn but in close pens
They are mighty fine looking boys - drool😍
Good looking bulls Get them busy
great video! It does not hurt to be careful!
I love black Angus cattle I think they are beautiful you have two really nice looking bulls. Looking forward to the next videos to see how things go good luck!😎🌞
Those "swole" bulls be "bowin' up".
Buddy and I are a lot alike - we really don't know what we are doing up there but we just know we wanna do it
Haha!
CAL-I-FORN-I-A, NICE VIDEO. From Texas. Eaglegards...
Great video, Ty. Seems pretty informative for someone with questions about bulls & cows. I like how you do your own Q&A.
It didn’t take long for the neighbor’s bull to discover your bull and make a run for him! Good thing you kept them separate for a bit. I’m looking forward to seeing how the turn out goes.
We have always done a ratio of 25:1 or close to it !!!
Seeing your plan is to raise your own herd bulls, you are most certainly picking the right sire’s. I lease and sell registered black angus service bulls, those bulls are fantastic looking animals ✊🇺🇸
Hello from Liverpool in England
you have some beautiful cows and healthy!
I bet you have beautiful calf's in calf's season
Well Played Cheers!
Put up a temporary HOT!! wire 10' from the fence the new bull wants to stand by. He will then know what a hot wire is when you turn him out.
Sir enjoyed your video. Thank you.
I bought a Hereford bull and had a smaller Angus bull. The Hereford pushed the Angus up and down the pen. I tried running them together, but the Angus was only allowed to stand in the far back corner of the pasture, in a 10*10 square. The Angus had to go..
I like my Hereford s baldies.
Hey Tyler I seen on another video from a larger Ranch one time that they pour apple cider vinegar on all their bulls back before they introduce them to one another and they don't fight PS thanks for all the great content you put out
I absolutely love your videos mate! I'm from QLD Australia and work with peanut growing and cattle. I wish you had a patreon so we, 'your viewers,' can support you better and show our appreciation for your content and hard work.
Oh damn, you're in Lincoln, I'm in Chico. I just found your channel, great stuff!!
Oh cool man I went to college at Chico state from 2003 to 2008. I appreciate it thank you!
Ooooh I was just going to ask you how little Buddy was getting along!! Somehow I missed that you'd moved him over with the girls instead if being with the donkeys!🥰 I love that little guy! I'm pretty partial to black Angus (grew up with them and love them), so I'm thrilled you have 2 Angus bulls! I'm anxious to watch the new little Angus bull calf grow up too. He's sure looking good! Hey Tyler, do you still have Hank? Haven't seen him for a while. Have a good weekend with the family!
i noticed the amount of flies on the new bull right away lol so you know what the garlic does and how it works hugsssss
I give my German Shepherds a garlic clove, to prevent fleas & ticks; daily, it works! Never had a problem.
Female.dogs will ride anything. Including each other. When I had rabbits same thing. It's just Mother Nature
I actually got to watch a new one. Roku is getting better. Question: I thought I had noticed that the red cows are milder in nature. Is that so? I have always loved cows even being raised in the city. My mom was raised on a farm in South Dakota. Years ago. She as a teen girl would break the wild horses that were brought in from the prairie. Maybe that is where I got my love of cows. When I married we moved to the Yelm,WA area where there were cow pastures next door and I might add tons of flies. I had been aware of the garlic but we used it on dogs and cats. If the neighbors cows got out I would call and the owner happened to be our rural mailman also and he would come and get them back in on his mail route. You are very informative with your information. Also I agree with the banding versus cutting if its done right. I saw a cow with his testicles hanging like a basketball as he was not banded properly. So good care is important. I yelled at him and he said oh it will be ok. Of course being the mouth that I am I replied and how would you like that. He just laughed. I suppose it gets ok after the cow suffers. That is why I like watching you and your decent way of handling the cows. I have learned a lot. Blessing to you family Bunny
Excellent information!! I want to try the Redmonds..worry about costs
How's your selenium situation where you are Tyler? I was browsing the Redmond products, but noticed they don't have a block that has garlic AND selenium that I could see. Do you make a separate selenium fortified mix available to your cattle, or is that not an issue where you are? I was hoping I could find a one-product solution.
Selenium. Are you using it to enhance their immune system and better reproductive issues.
@@nursebunny7420 I'm in Ontario Canada and our forage here is low in Selenium. If we don't supplement with a mineral containing it, it can cause lack of fertility in the adult cows, possible miscarriage, retained placenta. In calves, a deficiency can cause white muscle disease (which can be fatal), so as soon as the calves are born we give them a shot of selenium/vitamin E. It's amazing what lacking that one mineral can do.
Good video man
They like it.
Dogs will ride each other just like cows do especially the dominant female. When I see it I know it is time to call for the stud.
Lots to look forward to. Looks like you’re all prepared. Looking forward to your next video.
Oh! How’s the 4 wheeler (can’t remember what they’re called. Used to live in Alaska and that’s what they’re called there) coming along?
I was waiting to see the bulls meet the ladies in this video. Can you show the pigs more on video & how you care for them? What do you do with the female calfs when you turn the bulls out? Will they leave the calfs alone? Sorry about all the questions I just have never learned about farm animals & farm life.
Lekker man lekker 🇿🇦
How much do they charge to rent a bull?
Hi Tyler, don't you think you delaying your breeding time as the cows only come on heat once evert 21 days.
That guy you deal with breeds some good looking bulls! That new bull was showing off,but your bull ,his demeanor wasn't havin' none of it!
P.S. looks like maybe your guy you deal with needs to get him some Redmond blocks.
I'm thinking cows ride each other for dominance to show dominance. I've seen a cow try to ride a bull too....crazy.
Having two boys with no horns is a great idea at least they cannot severely hurt themselves what we call it in Australia is having what they call a mop up bull it is more of an insurance policy to make sure that all cows are bred
You need to power wash the outside of the trailer too!!!
FTR: At some point could you please explain for us non-beef breeders why you choose to use bulls to impregnate your cows instead of artificial insemination. Is it because bulls naturally detect a cow going into estrus and as a herdsman you’d need to recognize and interpret a cow’s heat signals to properly time artificial insemination? Wouldn’t artificial insemination tighten up your calving season? Respectfully, W.S.
Do you think the Redmond salt blocks change the taste of the meat?
have you ever used Cylence for fly control
Tyler what is the price to rent a bull ?
I live in Tennessee and I can’t find Redmond salt block at all maybe you could help me
They are online to order. Also ask your farm store to order them
I've always heard that it's not always a breeding thing sometimes cows will jump on to of each other to
Established dominance
🙂👍
What’s it cost you to rent a bull
Why are the stanchions on the feeders angled instead of vertical ?
Helps them not pull hay out and drop it on the ground
@@farmertylerranch4399 Thanks
Using only 1 bull would lead to a lower semen count, creating a greater number of heifer calves. Definately need 2 bulls for this many cows. Enjoy your videos.