Better to air on the side of caution. It’s often the “tame cattle” that can hurt you when they get comfortable. Nice looking steers! Enjoy your channel Evan. God bless.
Man, I have been watching you since the beginning. I never comment but felt compelled to do so today. Your place is looking so beautiful. Can't wait to see your future video's! The pond looks great and wow, what a difference from the beginning till now. I'd love to see some kind of time lapse from start to now. You guys have such great personalities. Love Rebecca's smile and your handyman skills are tremendous. Thanks so much for sharing. Mike
Some nice looking steers!! Should make great beef !!! I thought Lila had already named them!! Stay safe and God bless you all !!! Have a blessed Memorial Day. Thank God for the great Men and Women that gave their lives so we could be free !!!! God bless the USA !!!! Eddy
The problem with steers is that they do not know how big they are and do occasionally want to play. As long as you respect them and remember that they play with other and can play with you, you should be fine.
Burrito, Taco and Chimichanga. Lol just a few more name suggestion's love watching Yall you and Rebecca look to have a very good relationship love the way Yall interact with each other. Yall make a great couple and team. Looks like Yall are really good friends it's so refreshing to see in today's society. You can tell both of you have great respect for each other also. I could go on and on. I can see by the way you look at each other it's not an act for the camera. Yall are funny and have great personalities and keep me wanting to watch your videos. I hope your channel continues to grow and many blessing's come your way. Would you consider doing a complete farm tour of everything I think everyone new or old would enjoy it. And you can give the farm and yours and Rebecca's backstory. Just a thought? I would enjoy seeing all of the property and hear more of what motivated Yall to buy the land and start homesteading? I know parts of yall's story from things said in your videos but would enjoy hearing and seeing it all. Of course whatever Yall are comfortable with sharing with us. Thanks Evan for being so real and allowing us to daydream of a life like Yall have. Maybe one day I will get there. God Bless and take care👍👍😊🐮
Great job with the steers Evan, glad that Rebecca can outrun them😀. They will get better with each other, a walk together around the pasture for a few days might let them see you are not going to harm them. You folks will do a great service to others that may want to buy halves or whole butchered animals. Sure wish we lived near by. Stay safe and keep up the fine videos you post. Fred.
We always named our meat animals meat cut names because it was a constant reminder of what they were there for. I had no interest in petting them or making them friendly or they never would’ve made it to the freezer! Those guys look good 👍
Those are some good looking animals. Slick coats. One of them looks like he is ready. Nice wide flat rump, good size brisket. Of course it’s hard to tell on video but I would have guessed them more than 750#. They will make some really nice beef.
We started bringing ours home yesterday from the locker plant. We had 17 head this year from our own cows. We averged 581 hanging weight per calf. We do this every year so we can know for sure what we are eating. Good luck with yours
Steers look good Evan but i don't blame your wife for being afraid of them she will get use to them can't wait to see you bring home your pigs so you can do a video of all your animals thanks for sharing
As the story goes: "Do not go in this field unless you can cross it in 9 seconds...the bull can do it in 10". They are fine looking steers though. Looking forward to the pigs arrival. Thanks for sharing. Have a Blessed day.
Awesome. Rebekah I agree those steers look big, I wouldn’t want to go feed them in the dark. Once you get your pigs it will be full on for you both. All the best to you both. Supper farmers.😊
I'm enjoying all the videos you have been making. You certainly have a lot of variety. I know Rebecca loves the animals but a word of caution. When you stick your hands through the fence or gate to pet the animal , the animal could hurt you absolutely by accident with a sudden movement.
As for names, I see Fajita, Enchilada and Tostada, but that is what I would name them. But I do see you two have a handful to deal with, but you can manage all of your animals. Keep up the good work, but at the same time don't over work yourselves.
Some nice looking steers, I think you made a good choice with them. A person has to always respect the cattle, whether their tame or not. I have been injured more by a friendly tame cow/bull than one that is not tame, familiarity can get ya in trouble. Well, like the video, thanks for sharing and I hope you and Rebekah have a great weekend!
When I was twelve years old, one of the jobs I had on the farm was to feed our prize Whiteface Hereford bull. He was usually lounging in the shade of the trees at the top of a pasture over a hill... when I arrived with the feed. I had to climb over the fence and walk (run) twenty feet to the feed troth. As soon as I called "bossey"... I could hear and feel his hooves hitting the ground as he ran through the pasture and down the hill to the troth!!! I would have night terrors that I fell running back to the fence.
I assume you own several large freezers or you have an extended family who will take some of that harvest. Our friends who owned a small ranch named the meat animals things like Easter, Christmas and Thanksgiving because their little kids made up a rule that anything given a name was a pet.
good to see kannmacher farms again. I follow them since your first visit to their farm. Fun to see Lila because she knows so much for her age about the beef cattle.
Hi Evan and Rebekah. Recently I came across many of your pictures, farm, animals and all on TH-cam "All about Homesteading" Not sure you are aware of it. Their comments were turned off
Rebecca in her flip-flops and pyjamas running through the jungle for the the bull/devil is on the loose. You never know what the morning brings to liven up the day.
I had a calf stand on my toe one day and it got infected and I lost my leg and went blind in one eye, it was real friendly like its mom, they can hurt you very bad, farming is one of the most dangerous occupations out there.
I’ve got a few suggestions; 1) Groucho, Harpo & Chico Marx Brothers 2) Huey, Louie & Dewey Donald Ducks nephews 3) Moe, Curly & Larry The Three Stooges 4) Larry, Darell & Darell The Bob Newhart Show 🤣
Those shade trees you let live look like a good call. I would be carefull stick'n your arm through field fence to pet beef, could turn into a broken arm, if one of those big boys spook.
For names there is Larry, Curley, and Moe (The Three Stooges) or you could go with Huey, Duey, and Luey (Donald Ducks three nephews). Just and idea to consider.
The 3 steers names should be, ribeye, t-bone and hamburger ! My grandfather told us not to name the animals intended for slaughter, less guilt when the time comes ! Livestock aren't pets he would say. We loved visiting my grandparents back when they farmed. Us kids had some great times and fond memories from those days. Part of the farm was plowed by using the mules. That land was on the hillside where it was too dangerous for the tractor it was a feeder corn patch.
Thanks again for taking us along with you! Look good. It’s always so nice to raise your own food. You know exactly how they were raised and fed. Translates to good eating! How are the chickens producing? Haven’t heard in awhile. Beautiful farmstead Evan and Rebecca! Have a good holiday weekend!
Hi long lost relative. haha. not related. just happened to catch the name out here watching same youtube as I watch. thought I would say hello from western Pa.
i think the other steer was Oreo
Rebekah’s niece picked the name Oreo, didn’t she?
Thanks 😊 prayers.
Hi.... Evan and Rebecca thanks you for showing your video homestead bye 👋 bye 👋 bye 👋 bye 👋👍👍👍
Better to air on the side of caution. It’s often the “tame cattle” that can hurt you when they get comfortable. Nice looking steers! Enjoy your channel Evan. God bless.
The seller lady told you their names. They are used to those names. If you call them by those names they will come, sit, speak, rollover, and fetch. 😊
No. She was telling the names of their mothers. Betty's, etc.
@@nimabevis4509 You are right. And I'm glad because I like the names Rebekah creates.
Man, I have been watching you since the beginning. I never comment but felt compelled to do so today. Your place is looking so beautiful. Can't wait to see your future video's! The pond looks great and wow, what a difference from the beginning till now. I'd love to see some kind of time lapse from start to now. You guys have such great personalities. Love Rebecca's smile and your handyman skills are tremendous. Thanks so much for sharing. Mike
Gorgeous farm and home !
Seeing Lincoln Trail Basketball on her shirt brings back fond memories. I taught at Lincoln Trail College for 9 years in the 80's. 😊😊😊
Good looking cattle genetics Hereford Angus Cross give you a “ baldy “. Very popular feed animal
Some nice looking steers!! Should make great beef !!! I thought Lila had already named them!! Stay safe and God bless you all !!! Have a blessed Memorial Day. Thank God for the great Men and Women that gave their lives so we could be free !!!! God bless the USA !!!! Eddy
The problem with steers is that they do not know how big they are and do occasionally want to play. As long as you respect them and remember that they play with other and can play with you, you should be fine.
Those are 3 handsome steers. The all black one may be smaller but from what I could see he had the best conformation. 🦞👍🏻
Burrito, Taco and Chimichanga. Lol just a few more name suggestion's love watching Yall you and Rebecca look to have a very good relationship love the way Yall interact with each other. Yall make a great couple and team. Looks like Yall are really good friends it's so refreshing to see in today's society. You can tell both of you have great respect for each other also. I could go on and on. I can see by the way you look at each other it's not an act for the camera. Yall are funny and have great personalities and keep me wanting to watch your videos. I hope your channel continues to grow and many blessing's come your way. Would you consider doing a complete farm tour of everything I think everyone new or old would enjoy it. And you can give the farm and yours and Rebecca's backstory. Just a thought? I would enjoy seeing all of the property and hear more of what motivated Yall to buy the land and start homesteading? I know parts of yall's story from things said in your videos but would enjoy hearing and seeing it all. Of course whatever Yall are comfortable with sharing with us. Thanks Evan for being so real and allowing us to daydream of a life like Yall have. Maybe one day I will get there. God Bless and take care👍👍😊🐮
Great job with the steers Evan, glad that Rebecca can outrun them😀. They will get better with each other, a walk together around the pasture for a few days might let them see you are not going to harm them. You folks will do a great service to others that may want to buy halves or whole butchered animals. Sure wish we lived near by. Stay safe and keep up the fine videos you post. Fred.
It won’t be long until Rebecca will have them eating out of her hand. Don’t blame them, she’s a sweet lady. ❤
And then digesting them.
We always named our meat animals meat cut names because it was a constant reminder of what they were there for. I had no interest in petting them or making them friendly or they never would’ve made it to the freezer! Those guys look good 👍
Thank you for sharing.🐂🐂🐂
Hi Evan,
Don't forget to make an appointment with the butcher!
Running with the bulls. That got a good laugh out of me. My favorite channel.
Those are some good looking animals. Slick coats. One of them looks like he is ready. Nice wide flat rump, good size brisket. Of course it’s hard to tell on video but I would have guessed them more than 750#. They will make some really nice beef.
thx again
Sounds like a lot of work but sounds like you love it!!
We started bringing ours home yesterday from the locker plant. We had 17 head this year from our own cows. We averged 581 hanging weight per calf. We do this every year so we can know for sure what we are eating. Good luck with yours
When i see young people like Leila, i thanks God for the blessing of their family
Steers look good Evan but i don't blame your wife for being afraid of them she will get use to them can't wait to see you bring home your pigs so you can do a video of all your animals thanks for sharing
As the story goes: "Do not go in this field unless you can cross it in 9 seconds...the bull can do it in 10". They are fine looking steers though. Looking forward to the pigs arrival. Thanks for sharing. Have a Blessed day.
Hope you have your harvest date already scheduled
Taco, Fajitas, Cilantro or Salsa. 😲😜 Good luck guys!!
It was nice to see Lila and Mr. K again.
Our steers Taco and Nacho just went to "freezer camp" a few weeks ago...
Hamburger and Pot Roast and Rib Eye. Tasty names lol
Larry, Curly and Moe ! LOL !
Awesome. Rebekah I agree those steers look big, I wouldn’t want to go feed them in the dark. Once you get your pigs it will be full on for you both. All the best to you both. Supper farmers.😊
I'm enjoying all the videos you have been making. You certainly have a lot of variety. I know Rebecca loves the animals but a word of caution. When you stick your hands through the fence or gate to pet the animal , the animal could hurt you absolutely by accident with a sudden movement.
Love that rear shot fine looking beef!!😊
Good looking steers! Be careful putting your arm through the fence to pet them though... it can hurt.. trust me.
Yes I have seen more than one broken arm from sticking an arm through a fence or a trailer.
Great looking steers Evan, and good video as always!
Looks like the stears are doing very good. Keep up the good work stay safe
Steers . 😁
I would name the big one Matador because his markings reminds me of a matadors hat, a little.
Evan and Rebecca you sure have outdone yourself. What a beautiful lifestyle you have. Blessings to you
Great video. You two are special people and we always look forward to your videos.
Nice looking Stock, have good flesh and move nicely.
The Steers look very healthy!! Have a Wonderful Weekend!! 😀🌻❤
Evan they are not far from processing now!!
As for names, I see Fajita, Enchilada and Tostada, but that is what I would name them. But I do see you two have a handful to deal with, but you can manage all of your animals. Keep up the good work, but at the same time don't over work yourselves.
Good looking steers. Taco, Burrito and Quesadilla!😜
Great job looking great keep up the great work love your videos thank you
Those are some real nice looking steers no doubt
We buy beef from a local farmer and the meat is so good and much less expensive than buying from the local grocery store.
Some nice looking steers, I think you made a good choice with them. A person has to always respect the cattle, whether their tame or not. I have been injured more by a friendly tame cow/bull than one that is not tame, familiarity can get ya in trouble. Well, like the video, thanks for sharing and I hope you and Rebekah have a great weekend!
Like the new feeders.
The mean looking steers' white markings make him look like a water buffalo.
Modelo, Tecate and Dos Equis, would be good name for the steers.
Good luck with your steers, Have a Great weekend!!
When I was twelve years old, one of the jobs I had on the farm was to feed our prize Whiteface Hereford bull.
He was usually lounging in the shade of the trees at the top of a pasture over a hill... when I arrived with the feed.
I had to climb over the fence and walk (run) twenty feet to the feed troth.
As soon as I called "bossey"... I could hear and feel his hooves hitting the ground as he ran through the pasture and down the hill to the troth!!!
I would have night terrors that I fell running back to the fence.
Another Great Video , Thanks, I truly enjoy watching. 😊
Chalupa Churo Tortilla Chip/Chippy Tamale as a farm kid I can relate to naming the animals even if they are feed steers
She will pet them up!!😊
Go to the farm store an get to bags of cake an after you feed them a little they will be more freindly to you
I assume you own several large freezers or you have an extended family who will take some of that harvest. Our friends who owned a small ranch named the meat animals things like Easter, Christmas and Thanksgiving because their little kids made up a rule that anything given a name was a pet.
🔥 ball was so cool!!😊
May God bless you two in the name of Jesus Christ Amen.❤
good to see kannmacher farms again. I follow them since your first visit to their farm. Fun to see Lila because she knows so much for her age about the beef cattle.
Salsa, Enchilada and Ranchero. Dang I'm hungry now.
Watch out for the boys, there are girls now too.And that usually doesn't make the boys any friendlier
Hi Evan and Rebekah. Recently I came across many of your pictures, farm, animals and all on TH-cam "All about Homesteading" Not sure you are aware of it. Their comments were turned off
Tortilla, fijata, amigo
Rebecca in her flip-flops and pyjamas running through the jungle for the the bull/devil is on the loose. You never know what the morning brings to liven up the day.
Nice.
They perdy! 😊
thx
Nice steers. Thanks for the update video
2 names Short Horn, Black Bean
You don’t want to trust them no matter how friendly they are they can hurt you very bad so be careful
I had a calf stand on my toe one day and it got infected and I lost my leg and went blind in one eye, it was real friendly like its mom, they can hurt you very bad, farming is one of the most dangerous occupations out there.
It’s fairly obvious these people have no idea
We named ours big mac, whopper. And cheese burger. Lol
Sweet!!
Mannie, Moe, & Jack
I’ve got a few suggestions;
1) Groucho, Harpo & Chico
Marx Brothers
2) Huey, Louie & Dewey
Donald Ducks nephews
3) Moe, Curly & Larry
The Three Stooges
4) Larry, Darell & Darell
The Bob Newhart Show
🤣
Huey,Dewy and Louie.
Those shade trees you let live look like a good call. I would be carefull stick'n your arm through field fence to pet beef, could turn into a broken arm, if one of those big boys spook.
Congrats...
The steer look delicious !
Larry, Curly an Moe😅
ribeye, porterhouse, t bone
Jalapeño, Cilantro, and Guacamole for names! 😅😊
For names there is Larry, Curley, and Moe (The Three Stooges) or you could go with Huey, Duey, and Luey (Donald Ducks three nephews). Just and idea to consider.
I’m screaming at my Tv. OREO😂😂😂
Nice looking steers ..... I would name them The Three Stooges Moe, Larry and Curly ..... Or ..... The Three Amigos
The big boy steer....Darth.
The others Star and Moon.
Larry, curly and Moe 😊
Midnight, Dawn, Blackey
Call the all black one “Shadow”.
The 3 steers names should be, ribeye, t-bone and hamburger !
My grandfather told us not to name the animals intended for slaughter, less guilt when the time comes !
Livestock aren't pets he would say.
We loved visiting my grandparents back when they farmed.
Us kids had some great times and fond memories from those days.
Part of the farm was plowed by using the mules. That land was on the hillside where it was too dangerous for the tractor it was a feeder corn patch.
Thanks again for taking us along with you! Look good. It’s always so nice to raise your own food. You know exactly how they were raised and fed. Translates to good eating! How are the chickens producing? Haven’t heard in awhile. Beautiful farmstead Evan and Rebecca! Have a good holiday weekend!
Hi long lost relative. haha. not related. just happened to catch the name out here watching same youtube as I watch. thought I would say hello from western Pa.
@@DanKlein_1 that’s funny because my great grandfather was Daniel Klein, northern Michigan
Good idea for name picking. So possibly Taco, Burrito and Enchilada. 🤷
Looks like it might be time for the goats to jog along.
Hamburger, Stew, Chili ....my mother used to name them cuts of meat...
Taco, Nacho, Tequila = TNT 💣
Jalapeño, taco and pepper.
Pretty cow's🐮🐮🐮💞
cool
Patron… 1800… And Tequila sound like good names to me lol