@@sleepranch I love your ranch.. we barely have a small one.. the drought ain't helping.. but our trust and faith is in the Lord. God bless your family🙏🏽
Great video, as always! When one cow takes up that much time out of your work day, she needs to be culled. No tears shed over losing her ornery self. Bull stories were fun…I think they’re lamenting the loss of their “Good ole Bull Club” with that cow in there.
There’s always that one that doesn’t want to go with the plan! We were loading steers for Detroit Stockyards one Monday morning and had an Angus steer that was hard getting in the chute! Got him in the chute and he decided to turn around half way up! Mean as hell! Ran Abe over damn near got me as well! After an hour we finally wore him out and got it loaded! I can relate to what your went through! Great video!
That first lot of cows the last set look like she was close to calving. I my be wrong it had been years when I have been around them. That last runner my dad use to have a stick about as thick as a baseball bat. He use to throw it at the cow like you did. But he was able to turn, stop, and back them up. By throwing it at different points on the body. We had no modern or horses to chase them it was all on foot. I even got pretty good at it. And also I had a dog attack a calf and I threw that stick and it that dog square and dropped it right there. I called the cops and the charged the dog owner for mangling the calf and letting his dog run at large. Anyway love your videos especially when you use the horses. Great job
@@sleepranch lol you could . My dad and I use to be pretty far from a cow and send her moving from any direction. Also i was taught never go any where with out something in my hand when in and around bulls. A stick or a bull wipe. We had many and one that you had to watch. He put the run on my cousin and I smacked in hard on the end of nose. He drop to is knees. The next time he kept is eye on me. And another place is hit them on the end of the horns the will also drop. Lots of experiences in my younger days. Miss it dearly.
Thank-you for sharing your life with us,great job the camera person is doing.....what a great state you live in..wish we were younger so we could move I did travel in your state years ago...
Are those your brothers helping you ? I love prairie chickens. They are the cutest little birds. The males are so funny when they do their Spring matting dances.
Another great video Carson. With cows being herding animals it is strange how that one went off by itself, trying to escape. It must have gotten cut up going through that Barbwire fence. Seems like you and Jacques work really well together as a team.
Hey Carson, There's always got to be a couple physco ones in the bunch hopefully they will be come happy meals down the road. I got an awesome idea from you today using old horse shoes to hold gates open, for me working cattle alone that's a perfect idea.
I believe those are actually Sage Grouse, the Prairie chickens are found more south these days..hardly any Prairie chickens left on the grass lands compared to the Sage Grouse. They are good eating!!!!
It looks like your Mad Bull has a Big Sore under his Right Ear Lobe. 😢. It is Visible at around 20:32 on this Video of The Bull…..You need too check it Out !!😮😮
5:35, 9:40, 22:00 you've got some pretty cool ole buildings there. I love history and agriculture. Can you do a video on the actual homestead and history of the place? I'm guessing with the silo someone must have had dairy cows at some point in time.
There's always one! We had one tha5 would run through a fence or jump over the top every time. My dad took her to auction after she chased my mom up & over the corral fence.
Thanks for sharing these videos it’s nice seeing a ranch using horses instead of 4 wheelers and side by sides. I am guilty as charged because I have a horse that’s completely spoiled so I don’t ride her she was actually a gift for my wife and believe me she was totally surprised when I got it.
Hiya, Nice video; thank you. When you were a boy, did you daydream about riding in the big cattle drives in school? You are so close to the reality that thinking of those drives must have been almost compulsory. John Wayne's drive with the boys must have fueled them? I'm still waiting to see someone lassoing a cow. Stay safe, Steve...
A family friend ranches in South Central Idaho. They are strictly Herefords. They keep about 30 bulls. My friend insists that every bull be halter broke and have a pleasant disposition. Any bad manners get them traded. Or worse. He is somewhat more lenient with the cows, but aggressive meanness gets culled out.
I enjoy your videos and you all certainly know what's up when it comes to raising and working cattle, but I'd think twice about keeping that heifer, might be more trouble than she's worth no matter how good she looks,perty flighty and high strung when ever you want to work with her.
Nope it isn’t fake Lonnie haha it sounds like you have some experience in the Agriculture field so you know how often we farmers and ranchers lose our knives. Unfortunately, today was one of those days to lose a knife! But, where there is a will, there’s a way. And the cows must get fed despite my irresponsibility! And for now I think I’ll avoid the adult supervision and keep caring for the animals. I sure do enjoy it! Thanks for the comments and for checking out to video Lonnie!
That bull! Couldn't help but get tickled. "My blood sugar is low! Why isn't my shredded wheat loose and fluffy!!!". 🙋😉😆
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,,just grumpy before a snack,,lol,,good one, keep safe,,
Thanks Bob!
Really enjoyed the video it was good and I agree with you I vote to sell that cow
Thanks Terry!
Mr. Bull was just telling you there was this crazy heifer in the group and man was she nuts. Nice video, stay safe and healthy..
I think you’re right! Thanks, you too!
theirs always that one cow that just wants to head her own way..lol I have one to should sell her too..
Thanks for posting another Great video!
Thank you for watching Delton!
Enjoy your videos. Here from Powell, Wyoming
Thanks Thomas!
Thanks! Carson.. love watching your videos 👍🏽👍🏽
Thank you! I appreciate it!
@@sleepranch I love your ranch.. we barely have a small one.. the drought ain't helping.. but our trust and faith is in the Lord. God bless your family🙏🏽
Great job! Mr Bull had a lot to say. Love the video Carson.
Thank you Lynn, he sure did!
Baked in bread stuffing!! Yummy! Great eating.
Yeah, great video !
Thanks
Melbourne, Australia
Thank you Scott! Stay safe Down Under!
great video Carson , loved the bull telling you about his day.
Thank you!
Carson, another fun video. Thanks for this and stay safe.
Thank you Kevin, you too!
What a life! Hope you understand how blessed you are. Love your videos.
Great video, as always! When one cow takes up that much time out of your work day, she needs to be culled. No tears shed over losing her ornery self. Bull stories were fun…I think they’re lamenting the loss of their “Good ole Bull Club” with that cow in there.
😂probably!
There’s always that one that doesn’t want to go with the plan! We were loading steers for Detroit Stockyards one Monday morning and had an Angus steer that was hard getting in the chute! Got him in the chute and he decided to turn around half way up! Mean as hell! Ran Abe over damn near got me as well! After an hour we finally wore him out and got it loaded! I can relate to what your went through! Great video!
You are right! Always one, you can count on it.
That sounds like it was pretty wild! Thank you!
@@sleepranch that was 50 years ago and I still remember it!
Wow, ya'll made all that moving and working cows and bulls look easy. Cold, dang cold, but easy!
Thanks Kenni!
I love your ranch hands voice plus he was handsome too
That first lot of cows the last set look like she was close to calving. I my be wrong it had been years when I have been around them.
That last runner my dad use to have a stick about as thick as a baseball bat. He use to throw it at the cow like you did. But he was able to turn, stop, and back them up. By throwing it at different points on the body. We had no modern or horses to chase them it was all on foot. I even got pretty good at it. And also I had a dog attack a calf and I threw that stick and it that dog square and dropped it right there. I called the cops and the charged the dog owner for mangling the calf and letting his dog run at large. Anyway love your videos especially when you use the horses. Great job
Thank you Margaret! I don’t think I’d cross you and your stick, sounds like I could get hurt pretty easily!
@@sleepranch lol you could . My dad and I use to be pretty far from a cow and send her moving from any direction. Also i was taught never go any where with out something in my hand when in and around bulls. A stick or a bull wipe. We had many and one that you had to watch. He put the run on my cousin and I smacked in hard on the end of nose. He drop to is knees. The next time he kept is eye on me. And another place is hit them on the end of the horns the will also drop. Lots of experiences in my younger days. Miss it dearly.
That was a very ornery cow, sure makes the day long when you have one of those
Thank-you for sharing your life with us,great job the camera person is doing.....what a great state you live in..wish we were younger so we could move I did travel in your state years ago...
Thank you Gary!
@@sleepranch Your thoughts regarding Christmas were excellent...thank-you again
Another beautiful rock barn! That talking cow was funny. Thanks
Are those your brothers helping you ? I love prairie chickens. They are the cutest little birds. The males are so funny when they do their Spring matting dances.
It’s actually my dad and our ranch hand! They sure are funny birds!
Oh I love the prairie chickens 👍😊
Stay safe out there. Enjoy the video. Your dad spoke softly,does he ever raise his voice ?👍❤️🇨🇦
You've got some great help, thanks for sharing this.🤠👍
Thank you!
Another great video Carson. With cows being herding animals it is strange how that one went off by itself, trying to escape. It must have gotten cut up going through that Barbwire fence. Seems like you and Jacques work really well together as a team.
Great video Carson
Thanks Kevin!
Great video, really enjoyed it!
Thanks Jack!
There’s always one cow that a mindset for a different direction…Dang cow!!
You know how that goes Deborah!
Hahahaha that cow made me mad! And I'm hundreds of miles away from her! 😀
Hey Carson,
There's always got to be a couple physco ones in the bunch hopefully they will be come happy meals down the road.
I got an awesome idea from you today using old horse shoes to hold gates open, for me working cattle alone that's a perfect idea.
Hey Jeff, thank you! I hope it works well, it’s been pretty handy for us!
Another wonderful video. Some cows just need to go.
Thanks David!
I believe those are actually Sage Grouse, the Prairie chickens are found more south these days..hardly any Prairie chickens left on the grass lands compared to the Sage Grouse. They are good eating!!!!
Yeah they sure could be sage grouse!
@@sleepranch Any sharptails in the area?
As I read down t he column of comments, it's fun to see how much advice you get.... :)
I think the ol boy was saying "Carson , where is your knife ? I can't destroy this bale until you get that net wrap off " .
Haha I think you’re right David!
My dad and I in eastern SD really enjoy your videos! Go JACKS!
Thanks Ross! Go Jacks!
Love the Farm, beautiful area, where are you?
Thanks Brucie, we’re located in the northern Black Hills of South Dakota!
That was a good one today I liked it those Bulls make a spooky sound good luck catching that wild cow sometimes get a crazy one God bless
Thanks Aaron, God Bless!
It looks like your Mad Bull has a Big Sore under his Right Ear Lobe. 😢. It is Visible at around 20:32 on this Video of The Bull…..You need too check it Out !!😮😮
5:35, 9:40, 22:00 you've got some pretty cool ole buildings there. I love history and agriculture. Can you do a video on the actual homestead and history of the place? I'm guessing with the silo someone must have had dairy cows at some point in time.
Yep I sure can! Thanks!
We have prairie chickens in OK. They’re so good!
They sure are Donna!
Thats one wild woman!! I thinks she dated the drummer for Alice Cooper.
There's always one! We had one tha5 would run through a fence or jump over the top every time. My dad took her to auction after she chased my mom up & over the corral fence.
Oh man! Yeah she’s a good one to sell!
Some guys just can't whistle!
Thanks for sharing these videos it’s nice seeing a ranch using horses instead of 4 wheelers and side by sides. I am guilty as charged because I have a horse that’s completely spoiled so I don’t ride her she was actually a gift for my wife and believe me she was totally surprised when I got it.
A great gift! Thank you for watching!
Hiya,
Nice video; thank you. When you were a boy, did you daydream about riding in the big cattle drives in school? You are so close to the reality that thinking of those drives must have been almost compulsory. John Wayne's drive with the boys must have fueled them? I'm still waiting to see someone lassoing a cow.
Stay safe, Steve...
That old barn and stone silo are so awesome.Do you know the date of that stuff?Is it part of your families homestead?Very cool!
Thanks Kyle! Yes it is, it was built by my great grandpa in 1917! I’m planning on doing a video about it in the future
@@sleepranch Awesome! Looking forward to hearing about some family history.Thanks!
A family friend ranches in South Central Idaho. They are strictly Herefords. They keep about 30 bulls. My friend insists that every bull be halter broke and have a pleasant disposition. Any bad manners get them traded. Or worse. He is somewhat more lenient with the cows, but aggressive meanness gets culled out.
Not a bad idea! It’s dangerous to have aggressive ones around!
How many cows do you v
Calve.
Watching from North Somerset UK
How many cows can 1 bull service? Thank you for the video.
How did you train that cow to do that
I enjoy your videos and you all certainly know what's up when it comes to raising and working cattle, but I'd think twice about keeping that heifer, might be more trouble than she's worth no matter how good she looks,perty flighty and high strung when ever you want to work with her.
I hunk your right Jim! She may just be donating a calf!
I think he's saying, "Get that stinking camera out of my face, or I'm gonna stomp ya".
Haha I think you’re right Russ!
Was that cow bred? Looking for a place to calve? Idk anything about cows. Just wondering.
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tearing the bale wrap off with your and instead of a tool is ???? is this fake???
Nope it isn’t fake Lonnie haha it sounds like you have some experience in the Agriculture field so you know how often we farmers and ranchers lose our knives. Unfortunately, today was one of those days to lose a knife! But, where there is a will, there’s a way. And the cows must get fed despite my irresponsibility! And for now I think I’ll avoid the adult supervision and keep caring for the animals. I sure do enjoy it! Thanks for the comments and for checking out to video Lonnie!
Why do you not have a couple of good cow dogs? They would save you a lot of extra work.
They probably could Janet, we’ve never used them but it may be good to look into!
Where is your darned pocket knife. Every boy ten and older should have a knife in his pocket at all times. Make cutting that mesh a lot easier.
maybe the cows are very thirsty...
No volume
Plenty of volume. Check your settings.
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need houser good dog
Why don't you guys spread the hay out of
We do! We use a hydra bed on the back of pickups to roll out the bales!
Need a good dog
That one cow is a pain and a time-waster. And she’s learned to disrespect you and the fences.
Why don't you use dogs to move your cows
you guys need adult supervision or just get off the farm and away from animals