Tip on the fly bags, hook them up higher in a tree. And on the outside of the barns, it’ll help catch the flies but also pull the flies away from the animals.
I have to agree with this post as you can tip the horns quick and easily and it will make sure the other animals are safe! I'd HATE to see any of the other animals pass with you left wondering. Install a game camera and see what's really going on with all the animals when you're not there! That's CHEAP INSURANCE and nothing will be misunderstood in the future! Good Luck with everything!
Have you ever thought of putting a “surveillance” or live feed type camera over the animals? Would be very beneficial not only for keeping and eye on them, but you could probably get some good b-roll from it
I would suggest that you don't separate Jerry alone goats are herd animals and they give VERY easily up on living. I would suggest to put Dale in with him for company.
Your troughs looks great! One suggestion is to put some sort of liner in the trough because I’ve heard that cows can get splinters in their lips from eating in a plain wood troughs.
Plus any food they miss will rot and bring more flies. I'm sure the scum water doesn't help. scrubbing the bucket every once in a while would help. Instead of partially dumping it and topping off like iv seen done in the past.
Ya I get he loves his animals but there is quite a bit wrong with this, animals should have fresh water everyday, no alage or gross they should have fresh water. They need grass and grain. Like you said grain on the ground isn't good for many reasons.
At 38:40 when ralfh walked infront of the shot you could lay the hoh yeah podcast logo over his midsection and make that the podcast intro it would really set the mood
It’s great to see how much Flair cares about the animals and puts in so much effort to keep them safe and happy !! It’s sad to see one sick because you can see the concern on Flairs face ! The feeders looked great ! And Ralph at the end just strolling threw the camera view was so funny ! Great jobs from The Beefcakes as always !! 👍👍
I feel as if he can do better. I understand animals can die from predators, but some of it is just not understanding how to properly take care of you animals. Like he built an enclosure and half his birds got out in the first day. It take 10 minutes to call someone or look up something that would work effectively.
@@expectatussle do you think he's a millionaire? Have you not seen all the shit he's doing? All the hunting blinds and building an new house on a ton of land and buying the abandoned ranch..... He already said he's planning on selling the property and only keeping the cabin and pond. Why would he put 30 to 50k into the property if he's selling it within the next year or so?
@@expectatussle well if you don't like his content don't watch it that's a pretty simple concept.... You think him losing your one view is going to hurt him? Again why would he invest into the property he's getting rid of and winter is right around the corner. Fences that big aren't built over night.
@@expectatussle whether he added more land or not wouldn't change anything. They have two acres of land to graze whether there was five more Acres wouldn't change anything she would still do it. I grew up on a farm and these things happen unfortunately. Yes kissing her horns Carol is not a bull by the way be a bad idea. Carol is not a bull by the way. Just because she has horns does not mean she Is a bull. Like they said they aren't sure if Carol actually her Quattro. If she did it there would have been signs and marks. My recommendation would be to tip her horns. I would also separate her from the rest of the animals. After awhile I would try to reintegrate her into the pack. If she continued to be aggressive I would get rid of her. Saying that he lets his animals hurt each other for content is ridiculous. Again on farms these things happen some animals are just naturally aggressive. This is the first time she has actually hurt another animal.
I'd make sure the goats aren't using the new troughs to jump the fences. Also adding some stimulation to their area? jungle gym was a great idea - maybe they can escape killer carol, too!
Put something on the end of Carol's horns so she can't hurt the other animals or separate Carol from the others. Or trade Carol in on Ralph a girlfriend...
That’s wild how that stuff just grows out there, and it looks interesting, I know people have probably tried it but I don’t know anyone that has. Give it the ol choppity chop and giver a lil test ride lol
Having grown up with animals it made my stomach clinch every time I saw Andrew scoop the grain onto the ground, since I knew that was the quickest vector for American farm animals to get worms. I thought he would see the results from when he used to feed them all in different bowls, and then stopped and just started throwing the grain onto the ground. Also, I will take this moment to explain that animals like cows, horses camels and the like have bacteria in their guts that break down the grass that they eat. That is what he keeps calling bloat. It is normal and not something he should be trying to stop. Another thing, Why not take the animals like Carol, the donkeys and goats up to the ranch and let them loose there? Even though the fence is lower it is still to high for them to cross over and with all that space the animals would not be bunched up together. Also, with all that space an so few animals on it, they would not wear down the grass. Finally, Carol, Ralph, Steve and Llama Rhodes are all herd animals so they are not going to be relaxed without a few other of their kind around them. That is why Pedro was attacking everyone during the rut. He needs a hen so he can live his best life. Just saying this because I really like Quatro and hated to see him sicken and die. I should have spoken up sooner, but I know these u-tubers don't read the comments so what is the point? I sometimes, just post to help Andrew with the algorithms.
What I don’t get is he wastes so much money & buys so much stuff. Yet can’t justify giving his animals a happier & healthy life aka give them more grazing space & more space to get away from one another so they don’t get irritated then lash out like carol
@@dean8931 It is not really that Carol is irritated, she is just a cow who needs a bull to keep her in line, and other cows that will let Andrew know when she (or they) are in heat. Modern young people--like Andrew--remind me of that lady who just this week posted a video where she was trying to prove that her DOG was a salad loving vegetarian. (SEE IT HERE) th-cam.com/video/RA-Mjd1o88c/w-d-xo.html Andrew needs to understand that certain behaviors in animals is NATURAL and ingrained in their DNA that is why they are like they are. As with the woman who's dog humiliated her, Andrew might want to invest in hiring a stockman to take care of the animals. Oh, and whatever happened to those geese on the pond? There for a while they were super happy, and then no video update on them at all.
@@dean8931 That is not a fair assessment. Are you a farmer? The number of animals in the paddock size he has is decent and they are all herd animals that need to be in a group. You are always going to have things come up that need addressing and Flair is doing that. Those boys work hard to meet the needs of the animals and they are doing pretty decent.
29:39 fruit is most likely a black walnut. I have a couple of them in my yard and they smell AWESOME. However, if you find a brown/softer fruit, make sure to wear some gloves, as the juices from the rind/husk will stain your skin.
One thing to also focus on is CLEAN WATER TROTHS. Scrub them ever couple of days. I know it’s a hassle but it’s not good for them to have all that green build up in it
We have big concrete water tanks for our cattle all we did is put goldfish in ours we put like 1 for every 20 gallons and they keep the algae out of them
Worms ended up killing one of are goats. One thing that helped with the other goat is baking soda helps with bloating and there is some medicated grain that helps with the worms
I know it’s a lot but before the winter comes and snow and cold really begins to set in maybe get some lime and lay lime on the upper field for the animals, then in the spring the grass and veg up in that field will be more thick and last longer for the animals. That’s what we do for our black angus beef cattle!
Honestly anything can happen maybe they fight when your not around I wouldn't put it past Carol to attack something I love these types of videos Just getting things done around the house and farm/animal's amazing video as always 💓can't wait for the next one and that podcast would be interesting Poor Jerry and Quattro
A little trick to keep your cuts straight. Set the square against the wood and use it as a straight edge along the metal frame of the saw to keep cuts straight.
26:53 OMG YES! Please make a Goat Jungle Gym video! 🤣 Maybe throw in some big old tractor tires for them to climb on. 36:10 The Hoh-Yeah podcast MUST happen. It'd be a hit with the farm animals. Also maybe the farm animals, Carol..., need a trail cam in the pen?
@@eduardoguzman918 sucks being a hunter and enjoying cannabis. We can’t have a med card and own guns, at least not in my state. I’d pass for a med card on like 3 ailments but then I can’t legally hunt anymore…
@@jessesherlock1204 I lived in Cali I had a 420 card & still bought guns & hunted now living in Idaho it’s easier even though it’s not legal here Oregon is 30 mins away
You need to fix the leaks in the troughs the animals will eat off the ground and colic that happens when animals eat dirt put salt blocks in too because in the heat they will not drink any water and can die . The salt blocks will make em thristy and will get all the dirt out of there system so they won’t colic!!
Tip Carol's horns Mate. ''Cut the tips off her horns where the black stops just before the white'' It wont hurt her in any way at all. (Aussie cattle farmer for 25yrs)
Bring him your grass clippings from the yard and put them in a feed pan, putting some apple cider vinegar in his water should help a bunch too, also goats are a big fan of woody browse they prefer to eat head level and above not down low
Gotta let that dewalt nail gun fully wind up b4 u send it. I’ve got the same one. One of its only faults. That and jamming. Once you learn a few times a jam is no biggie.. just remember to take the tip apart if it gets stuck on the nail in the board. Don’t try to pull it out with the gun still attached. Loosening the 2 Allen screws on top, releases the stuck nail. I like the bump fire, you keep the trigger down the whole time letting it be fully wound up and ready to go. Less lag and less likely to leave unsunk nails.
Remembering back to when 200 goats on my family property got a goat version of parvo was terrible hope everything turns out alright my man . Just recently converted some hey feeder to a green house my self
So watching you move the barn gave me an idea for cleaning little barns. Make a barn on tracks like train tracks. Make the side walls moveable, like on a hinge. Then it would be easier to move. You just lift up the side wall move the barn on rollers then use the skid loader to clean the area it was in.
You got vaccinated for school. You're alive and didn't get anything you were vaccinated for, right? Polio is gone because of vaccines. Whooping cough, measles, mumps and a lot more are either gone or super rare. Because of vaccines..
@@comfortablynumb9342 first off most of are 31 years and younger and them vaccines are time tested so your point is void bro... a vaccines that is only a year old, you can not see the long time side effects it will have on people later down the road.... not saying it is bad i have friends that got the china shot but i didn't and we still friends though.....
@@bradmarcum3160 hope you don't catch the virus. It's killed quite a few people my family knew and who worked with my sister. The pastor's father in law, and the pastor was pretty sick. My sister went to the hospital but got better. I promise if it kills you the effects are worse than the vaccine. Unfortunately people have tied their political party opinions to it. My advice? Listen to your doctor.
carrol is “competing for food” and shes killing the goats because they both share the same diet, id get rid of carrol over all the goats, dales a g and ricks the og.
since the pasture is fenced off put troughs on that side and rotate them lock them on one pasture while fertilizing and growing grass in the other the side so that way theres always enough grass on one side
also little tip about the flies, the way we keep them away in Florida is you put a penny in a ziplock bag and they stay away. I couldn't tell you why I just learned it from an old fisherman because the flies were so bad when he was cleaning fish
Flair, I want to say that if you need someone to completely fence in more pasture, I’d love to do it. I’ve been putting in fence for as long as I can remember.
I’m from Ireland and over here we use electric fences to fence off our paddocks if u can get a piece of land u can put these poles round the square or circle your looking your animals to be be in and u can put this small electric string around the poles and u connect the end to a battery and when u want to put your animals on fresh grass all u have to is take the string off the battery and move the poles onto a fresh piece of grass and connect it up again it’s very efficient and saves a lot of money
Not necessarily. He could've had slight internal trauma. She could've kicked him or headbutted hard enough in the head and he died of a concussion. Vets not gonna go that far into an autopsy on a farm animal. Most likely just ran blood work etc
@@918Kustomz rams and goats aren’t going to get enough brain damage to kill them from a headbutt, even from a cow. Would’ve had to be a hoof, and a perfectly square hit. But with all of his horns the odds are so small.
@@918Kustomz Good point. I would just think that even the impact would leave some kind of visible bruise from blood pooling, but it's very possible his wool is hiding any sign like that. We had a goat die suddenly here not that long ago. We still don't know what did it. She wasn't with larger animals, had been eating before, etc Sometimes it can just be so hard to know if something is wrong cuz animals hide stuff SO WELL
You could use electric fencing on your pasture, and just move the fencing daily, and it gives us enough time for your grass and your animals and if you have chickens come in after the ruminants, they will eat the larvae and scratch up the ground it to spread manure and then give it a couple days to rest before moving new animals back on to allow the grass to grow
Hey Flair I have some experience with farm animals, especially cows. My uncle owns a beef farm as well as other animals and he had an issue with 1 of the cows 35+ years ago. It never liked him from the time he bought it and 1 day he was separating several cows to do with breeding females and his bull. The cow that didn't like him (thank God they didn't have horns) was coming through the gate (my uncle was standing between the gate and the fence) the cow head butted the gate crushing my uncle. Then when he was on the ground, it started to head butt his scull into the ground. My aunt was there watching but couldn't do anything for fear it would turn on her. My uncle had to be air lifted to the Emergency room 45 min. from his farm where he spent almost 1 year. His injuries were so bad once he was stabilized that the Surgeons had to use over a dozen pictures of my uncle so they could rebuild his face because every bone of his scull below his forehead was shattered. It took many surgeries until he resembled his original appearance. Dr.'s said he shouldn't have lived in the first place but Thankfully he did! 😥🙏 My cousin who still lived at home separated that cow from all the other's & sent it to the butcher ASAP. The point I'm trying to make is that you should separate Carol from the rest of the animals instead of the way you have done. Always separate the problem from the good animals!
The best way to keep goats entertained is structure. You should definitely build a big playhouse for them! It'll be great practice for a few years down the road
On my grandfather's farm to eliminate some of the food aggression with the larger animals towards goats we had to start pinning/caging the larger animals during feed time in their stalls ( and just feed them in their stall and soon they would walk into their stalls by themselves when we came with food) as to eliminate the cows from tossing the goats aside (we never had problems with the horses besides them stepping on goats by accident but they tend to work well and usually end up protecting the herd)
I love how he can purchase all this new land, lease land, & all these new heavy equipment/boats/vehicles. Yet can’t justify giving his animals a better quality of life by giving them more pastor to graze & get some space from one another.
These animals have done just fine for the past 18 months. Also building a $10k fence to give them another two acres to graze on when I’m moving isn’t the smartest investment
@@FLAIR. okay hold up, so the well being of your animals isn’t as important as some money? That’s what I don’t get… people get animals but they don’t want to spend the time or money to give them the best quality of life… not saying you havnt done good for them but it’s crazy watching for the past 18 months how you’ve spent so much money/time on stuff that’s gone to waste/got ruined. yet you let their well being/ area slip to the point you’ve lost animal’s & probably going to lose another. If it were me I’d put the well being of my animals over buying a new boat or deer stands 🤷🏽♂️
If I were you, I would probably auction carol. She’s a cool cow but if she is a safety hazard to the other animals, it’s probably not a good idea to keep her. Considering that most of your animals are goat sized (Rick, dale, jerry, Carlos, little ass, Felicia, Tiffany, and even Pedro), sh could do a lot of damage to your herd.
@@jgott1745 the reason I say auction is because its not worth eating her. She is small and i think he payed several thousand dollars for her. She is better for breeding stock for someone else.
SHHHEEEOOO!! Hey man I’ve been a fan for a long time now. I found your channel while I was in college and your shenanigans always got me through any hard time I was in. I haven’t been watching your channel as much lately because of work, but I just wanted to share my appreciation and love for y’all. Keep doing what you’re doing
Something else, if Carol has come into season that can make her more aggressive. Animals do try to thin the herd of sickly animals so they don't attract predators.
that tree I believe is a black walnut tree, we have quite a few on our property and my grandparents planted a few because they are a good lumber tree and some people cook with nuts I personally never have but hey maybe that's a video idea, but It could be a different tree (I'm from Upstate NY) but like I said by the look of it and the way you described it, it looks like a black walnut tree. Loved the video hope jerry feels better.
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Tip on the fly bags, hook them up higher in a tree. And on the outside of the barns, it’ll help catch the flies but also pull the flies away from the animals.
Yeah I used to have quail they are very messy and the fly bags help alot
You are absolutely correct... I was going to say the same thing but you beat me to it...
Plant rye for animals
You should tip Carols horns. Basically its removing the insensitive part of the horn leaving a blunt tip so Carol cant stab anymore animals
How would he do that like chop it off or saw it down?
I have to agree with this post as you can tip the horns quick and easily and it will make sure the other animals are safe!
I'd HATE to see any of the other animals pass with you left wondering.
Install a game camera and see what's really going on with all the animals when you're not there!
That's CHEAP INSURANCE and nothing will be misunderstood in the future!
Good Luck with everything!
@@AnubisFenrir you cut it off
@@AnubisFenrir A wire saw is used, cuts the tips off in no time..
Have you ever thought of putting a “surveillance” or live feed type camera over the animals? Would be very beneficial not only for keeping and eye on them, but you could probably get some good b-roll from it
Good idea
He's a bit slow on camera tech...may take years.
@@Dtmdeman bro they build all kinds of shit and are good with cameras you forget flair use to film amd edit by himself for years
I’ve commented the same thing like a dozen times
You ever seen him with trail cams? We'll never see the animals. Lol
I would suggest that you don't separate Jerry alone goats are herd animals and they give VERY easily up on living. I would suggest to put Dale in with him for company.
Your troughs looks great! One suggestion is to put some sort of liner in the trough because I’ve heard that cows can get splinters in their lips from eating in a plain wood troughs.
F*cking Lucy 😂😂
Doesn’t matter where there’s water, or how much, she’s diving in!! 😂😂
I have heard putting their grain on the ground can cause them to get works as well. Keeping the grain in the bowl should help prevent that
Plus any food they miss will rot and bring more flies. I'm sure the scum water doesn't help. scrubbing the bucket every once in a while would help. Instead of partially dumping it and topping off like iv seen done in the past.
Ya I get he loves his animals but there is quite a bit wrong with this, animals should have fresh water everyday, no alage or gross they should have fresh water. They need grass and grain. Like you said grain on the ground isn't good for many reasons.
At 38:40 when ralfh walked infront of the shot you could lay the hoh yeah podcast logo over his midsection and make that the podcast intro it would really set the mood
It’s great to see how much Flair cares about the animals and puts in so much effort to keep them safe and happy !! It’s sad to see one sick because you can see the concern on Flairs face ! The feeders looked great ! And Ralph at the end just strolling threw the camera view was so funny ! Great jobs from The Beefcakes as always !! 👍👍
The Ralph bit was halarious!🤣🤣
I feel as if he can do better. I understand animals can die from predators, but some of it is just not understanding how to properly take care of you animals. Like he built an enclosure and half his birds got out in the first day. It take 10 minutes to call someone or look up something that would work effectively.
Try moving the fly traps to the outer edges of the pen. That way the flys will be attracted away from the animals.
@@expectatussle do you think he's a millionaire? Have you not seen all the shit he's doing? All the hunting blinds and building an new house on a ton of land and buying the abandoned ranch..... He already said he's planning on selling the property and only keeping the cabin and pond. Why would he put 30 to 50k into the property if he's selling it within the next year or so?
@@expectatussle well if you don't like his content don't watch it that's a pretty simple concept.... You think him losing your one view is going to hurt him? Again why would he invest into the property he's getting rid of and winter is right around the corner. Fences that big aren't built over night.
@@expectatussle whether he added more land or not wouldn't change anything. They have two acres of land to graze whether there was five more Acres wouldn't change anything she would still do it. I grew up on a farm and these things happen unfortunately. Yes kissing her horns Carol is not a bull by the way be a bad idea. Carol is not a bull by the way. Just because she has horns does not mean she Is a bull. Like they said they aren't sure if Carol actually her Quattro. If she did it there would have been signs and marks. My recommendation would be to tip her horns. I would also separate her from the rest of the animals. After awhile I would try to reintegrate her into the pack. If she continued to be aggressive I would get rid of her. Saying that he lets his animals hurt each other for content is ridiculous. Again on farms these things happen some animals are just naturally aggressive. This is the first time she has actually hurt another animal.
Now he's officially a dad he's got the dad sponsors lol
Ricks 100% gonna go x games mode off the feeder and hop the fence😂
I think he underestimated how high goats can jump
This is the best page on TH-cam Ive been watching for years. I pray this channel continues to last forever
38:40 God I love Ralph, he's just such a unit and has ZERO idea whats going on 24/7
30:20
That's a green walnut. They have a earthy citrus smell.
its edible. you can flavor liquor with them.
I'd make sure the goats aren't using the new troughs to jump the fences. Also adding some stimulation to their area? jungle gym was a great idea - maybe they can escape killer carol, too!
Put something on the end of Carol's horns so she can't hurt the other animals or separate Carol from the others. Or trade Carol in on Ralph a girlfriend...
Or just cut them down a bit. Knock off the points
Yeah do this 👍🏽
Trade Carol in for Ralph a girlfriend!!
@@chadanddyson6200 no I carols my favorite
Walnut’s r toxic to animals
That’s wild how that stuff just grows out there, and it looks interesting, I know people have probably tried it but I don’t know anyone that has. Give it the ol choppity chop and giver a lil test ride lol
It’s a good day when flair posts twice
He didt post twice
@@cohentextor367 obviously not a fan
@@cohentextor367 on his second channel 😬
@@cohentextor367 yea he did….on his second channel.
Well the africa one was a repost
If this isn't pure comedy I don't know what is. You guys interacting with the animals is great.
Having grown up with animals it made my stomach clinch every time I saw Andrew scoop the grain onto the ground, since I knew that was the quickest vector for American farm animals to get worms. I thought he would see the results from when he used to feed them all in different bowls, and then stopped and just started throwing the grain onto the ground. Also, I will take this moment to explain that animals like cows, horses camels and the like have bacteria in their guts that break down the grass that they eat. That is what he keeps calling bloat. It is normal and not something he should be trying to stop. Another thing, Why not take the animals like Carol, the donkeys and goats up to the ranch and let them loose there? Even though the fence is lower it is still to high for them to cross over and with all that space the animals would not be bunched up together. Also, with all that space an so few animals on it, they would not wear down the grass. Finally, Carol, Ralph, Steve and Llama Rhodes are all herd animals so they are not going to be relaxed without a few other of their kind around them. That is why Pedro was attacking everyone during the rut. He needs a hen so he can live his best life. Just saying this because I really like Quatro and hated to see him sicken and die. I should have spoken up sooner, but I know these u-tubers don't read the comments so what is the point? I sometimes, just post to help Andrew with the algorithms.
What I don’t get is he wastes so much money & buys so much stuff. Yet can’t justify giving his animals a happier & healthy life aka give them more grazing space & more space to get away from one another so they don’t get irritated then lash out like carol
@@dean8931 It is not really that Carol is irritated, she is just a cow who needs a bull to keep her in line, and other cows that will let Andrew know when she (or they) are in heat. Modern young people--like Andrew--remind me of that lady who just this week posted a video where she was trying to prove that her DOG was a salad loving vegetarian. (SEE IT HERE) th-cam.com/video/RA-Mjd1o88c/w-d-xo.html Andrew needs to understand that certain behaviors in animals is NATURAL and ingrained in their DNA that is why they are like they are. As with the woman who's dog humiliated her, Andrew might want to invest in hiring a stockman to take care of the animals. Oh, and whatever happened to those geese on the pond? There for a while they were super happy, and then no video update on them at all.
@@dean8931 bc buying a 50k fence won't make him money. Or it's not something thatl live him "content".
@@dean8931 That is not a fair assessment. Are you a farmer? The number of animals in the paddock size he has is decent and they are all herd animals that need to be in a group. You are always going to have things come up that need addressing and Flair is doing that. Those boys work hard to meet the needs of the animals and they are doing pretty decent.
@@918Kustomz building a fence is content
29:39 fruit is most likely a black walnut. I have a couple of them in my yard and they smell AWESOME. However, if you find a brown/softer fruit, make sure to wear some gloves, as the juices from the rind/husk will stain your skin.
Loving having the double uploads, I wish everyday was Throwback Thursday for extra fire videos! 💯💯💯💯
One thing to also focus on is CLEAN WATER TROTHS. Scrub them ever couple of days. I know it’s a hassle but it’s not good for them to have all that green build up in it
We have big concrete water tanks for our cattle all we did is put goldfish in ours we put like 1 for every 20 gallons and they keep the algae out of them
@@veltrex7242 keep an eye on your ammonia levels with gold fish.
@@lestat2244685 yea that’s why we don’t add to much but we test the water every three months or if we start getting some sick cows
Worms ended up killing one of are goats. One thing that helped with the other goat is baking soda helps with bloating and there is some medicated grain that helps with the worms
I edited the comment because I said Powder instead of soda
I know it’s a lot but before the winter comes and snow and cold really begins to set in maybe get some lime and lay lime on the upper field for the animals, then in the spring the grass and veg up in that field will be more thick and last longer for the animals. That’s what we do for our black angus beef cattle!
When is he going to do a 24 hour challenge with the farm animals?
Yes
We need that
We need this video
Use landscape fabric to line the trough bottom, them attach the sides to hold it in place
Honestly anything can happen maybe they fight when your not around I wouldn't put it past Carol to attack something I love these types of videos Just getting things done around the house and farm/animal's amazing video as always 💓can't wait for the next one and that podcast would be interesting Poor Jerry and Quattro
A little trick to keep your cuts straight. Set the square against the wood and use it as a straight edge along the metal frame of the saw to keep cuts straight.
26:53 OMG YES! Please make a Goat Jungle Gym video! 🤣 Maybe throw in some big old tractor tires for them to climb on.
36:10 The Hoh-Yeah podcast MUST happen. It'd be a hit with the farm animals.
Also maybe the farm animals, Carol..., need a trail cam in the pen?
That Hoyyaa! At the end was PERFECT lol
Banjo’s reaction to the cannabis joke at 16:55 is priceless😂
I thought no one was gonna say anything about it lol
@@eduardoguzman918 sucks being a hunter and enjoying cannabis. We can’t have a med card and own guns, at least not in my state. I’d pass for a med card on like 3 ailments but then I can’t legally hunt anymore…
@@jessesherlock1204 must not be in Florida...sorry for you man! Welcome anytime, you know that
@@jessesherlock1204 I lived in Cali I had a 420 card & still bought guns & hunted now living in Idaho it’s easier even though it’s not legal here Oregon is 30 mins away
@@bebreth9349 yeah I wanna come down and hunt pigs. I got a buddy in fort Myers.
You need to fix the leaks in the troughs the animals will eat off the ground and colic that happens when animals eat dirt put salt blocks in too because in the heat they will not drink any water and can die . The salt blocks will make em thristy and will get all the dirt out of there system so they won’t colic!!
Sheeew! Can we all give Flair props for the amount of work he does to get these out? Thanks Flair!
I agree there needs to be a live feed for the animals. Heck, I'd watch it.. Love Ralph the super star!
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Tip Carol's horns Mate. ''Cut the tips off her horns where the black stops just before the white'' It wont hurt her in any way at all.
(Aussie cattle farmer for 25yrs)
Bring him your grass clippings from the yard and put them in a feed pan, putting some apple cider vinegar in his water should help a bunch too, also goats are a big fan of woody browse they prefer to eat head level and above not down low
Gotta let that dewalt nail gun fully wind up b4 u send it. I’ve got the same one. One of its only faults. That and jamming. Once you learn a few times a jam is no biggie.. just remember to take the tip apart if it gets stuck on the nail in the board. Don’t try to pull it out with the gun still attached. Loosening the 2 Allen screws on top, releases the stuck nail. I like the bump fire, you keep the trigger down the whole time letting it be fully wound up and ready to go. Less lag and less likely to leave unsunk nails.
You should try industrial fly traps. We use them around horses and they trap millions of fly with ease.
Please do a barnyard jungle gym build for the animals. That would be awesome.
Remembering back to when 200 goats on my family property got a goat version of parvo was terrible hope everything turns out alright my man . Just recently converted some hey feeder to a green house my self
Flair, at 30:29, it's a walnut. You have to cut the round husk off to get to the hard shell.
Jerry’s going to start asking flair how his nuts are with this sponsor
So watching you move the barn gave me an idea for cleaning little barns. Make a barn on tracks like train tracks. Make the side walls moveable, like on a hinge. Then it would be easier to move. You just lift up the side wall move the barn on rollers then use the skid loader to clean the area it was in.
"Everything's vaccinated."
There goes Flair being controversial again. 😂
You got vaccinated for school. You're alive and didn't get anything you were vaccinated for, right? Polio is gone because of vaccines. Whooping cough, measles, mumps and a lot more are either gone or super rare. Because of vaccines..
Yep that's our Flair
@@comfortablynumb9342 first off most of are 31 years and younger and them vaccines are time tested so your point is void bro... a vaccines that is only a year old, you can not see the long time side effects it will have on people later down the road.... not saying it is bad i have friends that got the china shot but i didn't and we still friends though.....
@@comfortablynumb9342 bruh it’s a joke you weirdo
@@bradmarcum3160 hope you don't catch the virus. It's killed quite a few people my family knew and who worked with my sister. The pastor's father in law, and the pastor was pretty sick. My sister went to the hospital but got better. I promise if it kills you the effects are worse than the vaccine. Unfortunately people have tied their political party opinions to it. My advice? Listen to your doctor.
Get well soon, Jerry!!! We love ya buddy!!
carrol is “competing for food” and shes killing the goats because they both share the same diet, id get rid of carrol over all the goats, dales a g and ricks the og.
You have a good point
Hell no, Carrol is the og beefcake
@@buzz6283 i got 55 likes and a like by flair, i dont think anyone here cares who you think is “the og shut the fuck up kid
@@buzz6283 i got 55 likes and a like by flair, i dont think anyone here cares who you think is “the og shut the fuck up kid
@@jacobbw5839 that was an aggressive rebuttal although you are correct about carol 😭🤣
since the pasture is fenced off put troughs on that side and rotate them lock them on one pasture while fertilizing and growing grass in the other the side so that way theres always enough grass on one side
When flair uploads on both channels it’s a good day
Bro i see u every vid
also little tip about the flies, the way we keep them away in Florida is you put a penny in a ziplock bag and they stay away. I couldn't tell you why I just learned it from an old fisherman because the flies were so bad when he was cleaning fish
I'm not going to lie.Watching u guys try and build something makes my axity go crazy.But hey do what works for u.Love the vids flair!
seriously. carpenter for 13 years here lol
That link is Probably a dating app
His carpentry is like your spelling. "Axity"?
Feel the same way and his Dad has carpentry skills .....Flair needed a set of Lincoln logs when he was s kid. Lol
Flair, I want to say that if you need someone to completely fence in more pasture, I’d love to do it. I’ve been putting in fence for as long as I can remember.
Me: *Having a bad day*
Flair: *Posts literally anything*
My bad mood: *left the chat...*
I’m from Ireland and over here we use electric fences to fence off our paddocks if u can get a piece of land u can put these poles round the square or circle your looking your animals to be be in and u can put this small electric string around the poles and u connect the end to a battery and when u want to put your animals on fresh grass all u have to is take the string off the battery and move the poles onto a fresh piece of grass and connect it up again it’s very efficient and saves a lot of money
Don’t feed them grain on the ground. That’s a good way to get worms
thought the same thing a few vids ago
EXACTLY
Yep I lost an animal that way
Ye, guy thinks its short grass causing it because its close to the ground meanwhile he's feeding them grain directly on the ground :/
How much you wanna bet he made the grain trough because the vet or someone said something about feeding them on the ground? 🤔
Use a wormer for the goats it prevents worms and you can buy it at tractor supply
I would think if Carol killed Quatro, there'd be some actual sign. Like, injuries that would show up clearly when the vet did the necropsy.
Not necessarily. He could've had slight internal trauma. She could've kicked him or headbutted hard enough in the head and he died of a concussion. Vets not gonna go that far into an autopsy on a farm animal. Most likely just ran blood work etc
@@918Kustomz rams and goats aren’t going to get enough brain damage to kill them from a headbutt, even from a cow. Would’ve had to be a hoof, and a perfectly square hit. But with all of his horns the odds are so small.
@@918Kustomz Good point. I would just think that even the impact would leave some kind of visible bruise from blood pooling, but it's very possible his wool is hiding any sign like that.
We had a goat die suddenly here not that long ago. We still don't know what did it. She wasn't with larger animals, had been eating before, etc
Sometimes it can just be so hard to know if something is wrong cuz animals hide stuff SO WELL
Jungle Jim!!!!! Let’s do it!!!!
Flair only partners with companies he uses himself, remember....
Lojo got the same sponsor and said he was impressed..
Well, he IS a soon to be dad 🤔 must work well 😂
Its not him this time, it's gotta be banjo. 😂
Bruh
You could use electric fencing on your pasture, and just move the fencing daily, and it gives us enough time for your grass and your animals and if you have chickens come in after the ruminants, they will eat the larvae and scratch up the ground it to spread manure and then give it a couple days to rest before moving new animals back on to allow the grass to grow
With all that you have going on Andrew, you do a really great job taking care of your animals! Your that man bud
If you got a lawn mower with bagger on it, just go mow all the good green tall areas on your property and dump all the clippings in their pen🤷♂️👌
Always makes my night seeing the Beefcake Boys!
Hey Flair
I have some experience with farm animals, especially cows.
My uncle owns a beef farm as well as other animals and he had an issue with 1 of the cows 35+ years ago. It never liked him from the time he bought it and 1 day he was separating several cows to do with breeding females and his bull. The cow that didn't like him (thank God they didn't have horns) was coming through the gate (my uncle was standing between the gate and the fence) the cow head butted the gate crushing my uncle. Then when he was on the ground, it started to head butt his scull into the ground. My aunt was there watching but couldn't do anything for fear it would turn on her. My uncle had to be air lifted to the Emergency room 45 min. from his farm where he spent almost 1 year. His injuries were so bad once he was stabilized that the Surgeons had to use over a dozen pictures of my uncle so they could rebuild his face because every bone of his scull below his forehead was shattered. It took many surgeries until he resembled his original appearance. Dr.'s said he shouldn't have lived in the first place but Thankfully he did! 😥🙏
My cousin who still lived at home separated that cow from all the other's & sent it to the butcher ASAP.
The point I'm trying to make is that you should separate Carol from the rest of the animals instead of the way you have done. Always separate the problem from the good animals!
The best way to keep goats entertained is structure. You should definitely build a big playhouse for them! It'll be great practice for a few years down the road
On my grandfather's farm to eliminate some of the food aggression with the larger animals towards goats we had to start pinning/caging the larger animals during feed time in their stalls ( and just feed them in their stall and soon they would walk into their stalls by themselves when we came with food) as to eliminate the cows from tossing the goats aside (we never had problems with the horses besides them stepping on goats by accident but they tend to work well and usually end up protecting the herd)
Flair you should’ve made one kinda taller for llama, Ralph, and Steve
Make the bottom part of the wooden feeding tub with metal mesh with rly small holes!!!
Never clicked so fast in my life
Idk man the day he made it seem like ralphie died I think I clicked quicker
@@SmallTown636 for real
Same
Catch clean cook feat. Carroll!!!
We deeeeefinitely need a hooyaa podcast in with the animals!
This vet sounds like a real one
Carol may lowkey be a serial killer, remember the duck that was dead under the hay? Kinda sus if ya ask me
carol straight used that bih as a pillow
YES! DO THE PODCAST! THAT. WOULD. BE. AWESOME.
I love how he can purchase all this new land, lease land, & all these new heavy equipment/boats/vehicles. Yet can’t justify giving his animals a better quality of life by giving them more pastor to graze & get some space from one another.
These animals have done just fine for the past 18 months. Also building a $10k fence to give them another two acres to graze on when I’m moving isn’t the smartest investment
@@FLAIR. okay hold up, so the well being of your animals isn’t as important as some money? That’s what I don’t get… people get animals but they don’t want to spend the time or money to give them the best quality of life… not saying you havnt done good for them but it’s crazy watching for the past 18 months how you’ve spent so much money/time on stuff that’s gone to waste/got ruined. yet you let their well being/ area slip to the point you’ve lost animal’s & probably going to lose another. If it were me I’d put the well being of my animals over buying a new boat or deer stands 🤷🏽♂️
@@FLAIR. So the obvious questions are: When will you be getting rid of the animals? and what are you going to do with them?
troff looks well made , you could also make them V shaped they work really well.
When ralf walk passed Flair when he was talking he look and sounded like a majestic dinosaur
And use cattle fence the 6ft roll and metal pole stakes and you move the fence when the grass is low
If I were you, I would probably auction carol. She’s a cool cow but if she is a safety hazard to the other animals, it’s probably not a good idea to keep her. Considering that most of your animals are goat sized (Rick, dale, jerry, Carlos, little ass, Felicia, Tiffany, and even Pedro), sh could do a lot of damage to your herd.
Shes probably why jerry lost an eye already. I would do the same and auction her. Get a smaller cow without giant horns
Forget auctioning Carol, time to Catch, clean, and cook her bully ass!!
@@jgott1745 the reason I say auction is because its not worth eating her. She is small and i think he payed several thousand dollars for her. She is better for breeding stock for someone else.
@@olliewollie7844 oh I understand, I was mostly just being silly.
@@jgott1745 not this is what I’m talking about some delicious beef right there freaking carol
That podcast idea is legit!
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SHHHEEEOOO!! Hey man I’ve been a fan for a long time now. I found your channel while I was in college and your shenanigans always got me through any hard time I was in. I haven’t been watching your channel as much lately because of work, but I just wanted to share my appreciation and love for y’all. Keep doing what you’re doing
Flair: I won’t promote anything I haven’t tried.
Also flair: today’s sponsor is viagra!
You could attach a board on the bottom connecting the feet and have a foot overhang on both sides for added stability if they get tipped over often
Do you have any suggestions for highschoolers trying to get into tourney fishing? SHEEEEEW!
Go ask lunkers
No… you ass.
give up
@Alex A don't listen to them, all you need to do is have fun and treat it like any other day of fishing
Carol needs to go to the auction!!!
Something else, if Carol has come into season that can make her more aggressive. Animals do try to thin the herd of sickly animals so they don't attract predators.
Yea as soon as he said she’s back to her shit again I immediately thought, “ah here comes that baskin bitch again throwing her hormones around”
Life’s good when you’re conversation gets interrupted by a camel 😂😂😂
Beefcake Construction LLC is back in business baby
Banjos ready for harvest 🤣🤣
A FLAIR podcast would be absolutely amazing
Glad the animals will all be ok!
that tree I believe is a black walnut tree, we have quite a few on our property and my grandparents planted a few because they are a good lumber tree and some people cook with nuts I personally never have but hey maybe that's a video idea, but It could be a different tree (I'm from Upstate NY) but like I said by the look of it and the way you described it, it looks like a black walnut tree. Loved the video hope jerry feels better.
Catch and cook Carol edition on the beefcake channel comin’ up! 😂
I frame houses so this is interesting watching you boys work things out with what you have available
Great vid really enjoyed it. I don't know ish about farm animals but I found this really educational and entertaining.
Love the vid. Definitely a black walnut and not the healthiest for anything to eat but theres not enough there to hurt
Your other channel is killing it bro! 270k subscribers on that channel in the matter of two weeks ole son. Glad to see that channel grow so fast and the double uploads are badass.