I have finished binge watching all of your videos. Although I enjoyed them a lot, the downside is now I don't have any more videos to watch. While you are at college, have you considered posting a video to show us what your college life is like? Do you live at home or in a dorm? Do you have roommates? What are you studying? Are you a terrific student? What about a girlfriend, want to share with us? I think a video like that would tide us over until you got more farm videos. Thanks for sharing your stuff with us. You're like almost a third of the way there towards 100k subscribers, do you believe that!
Just a thought. You could probably have a lot more luck if you didn't use clay around the pad. Against the wall was good, but sand and gravel would stay much longer around the pad. The clay will be a continual problem. Okay, I am done. Great fun you are having moving dirt. Nothing better than getting on a tractor and pushing dirt.
You need some good crushed 1-1/2 rock around that pad, that will allow for the water to drain away and the cattle will pack it solid, might take a few applications, but, it will eventually firm up.
You may want to use 3/4 a b around the water trough. Its a rocks sand mix , the rock won't move and it drains better due to the sand. Israel from Northern Cal
Hi! at 1:00 I can see your trailer being attached to your "normal" vehical. Can you please tell me the name of such trailer and the attachment that is in your car? I am not from USA and I don't know how to find it. I saw it also in my country, but still, no clue of the name. Thanks in advance!
Depends on the year and also the time of year. Right now all we are feeding is our 70 or so bred heifers in the lot, but all the cows and calves are out on pasture
For short distances I usually go with a ratchet straps because they are light and easy to use. But If I were hauling it a considerable distance and was using chain I would prefer the ratcheting style, most times when we use the lever we need to use a cheater bar because we got it so tight plus there is concern for getting a finger caught in between the lever when it finally goes.
Hi cole can u respond to this. My name is Anthony I am as well a small farming TH-cam channel. This weekend I am in your area and wondering if I could stop by. I am a fifth generation family farm called Mack farms.
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Liked the up close footage of getting dirt in the bucket and also unloading by the corn pit.
I respect you sticking with school even with a quickly growing channel. Thanks for getting a video out when you can.
I have finished binge watching all of your videos. Although I enjoyed them a lot, the downside is now I don't have any more videos to watch. While you are at college, have you considered posting a video to show us what your college life is like? Do you live at home or in a dorm? Do you have roommates? What are you studying? Are you a terrific student? What about a girlfriend, want to share with us? I think a video like that would tide us over until you got more farm videos. Thanks for sharing your stuff with us. You're like almost a third of the way there towards 100k subscribers, do you believe that!
Awesome bobcat! Love your videos man!
Just a thought. You could probably have a lot more luck if you didn't use clay around the pad. Against the wall was good, but sand and gravel would stay much longer around the pad. The clay will be a continual problem.
Okay, I am done. Great fun you are having moving dirt. Nothing better than getting on a tractor and pushing dirt.
You need some good crushed 1-1/2 rock around that pad, that will allow for the water to drain away and the cattle will pack it solid, might take a few applications, but, it will eventually firm up.
You are good at getting a full bucket.
Sheeesh that lot of work 👍
You may want to use 3/4 a b around the water trough. Its a rocks sand mix , the rock won't move and it drains better due to the sand. Israel from Northern Cal
great video now that looks like fun, but i know farming is had work, it looks like you have all the equipment you need the make your job really easy
4:59 messing around, aren't you? 😏
Thanks for taking the weekend off from college to make a video.
Come on live alittle!!! Put the bobcat on the trailer frontwards lol
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Hi! at 1:00 I can see your trailer being attached to your "normal" vehical. Can you please tell me the name of such trailer and the attachment that is in your car? I am not from USA and I don't know how to find it. I saw it also in my country, but still, no clue of the name. Thanks in advance!
Good video cole have you got your hunting spot pick out ? When does your deer season end ?
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Great video I like when you said the idea is to pile dirt on the cement walls i wish you would have said but to be clear that wasn't my idea.
How you liking the snow?? Pierre area got a couple inches feels good getting up early to feed the cattle!
We actually dont have any snow on the ground, it melted right away. But the moisture sure is a bummer
Nice friend
Nice what camera did you film this with? Guessing a Gopro but wondering which ? Thanks .
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great video
Good video👍.How many cattle do you have to feed everyday?
Depends on the year and also the time of year. Right now all we are feeding is our 70 or so bred heifers in the lot, but all the cows and calves are out on pasture
@@SonneFarms 👍thanks
Do you prefer ratcheting or lever style load binders for chaining down your bobcat when you trailer it?
For short distances I usually go with a ratchet straps because they are light and easy to use. But If I were hauling it a considerable distance and was using chain I would prefer the ratcheting style, most times when we use the lever we need to use a cheater bar because we got it so tight plus there is concern for getting a finger caught in between the lever when it finally goes.
plant grass?
How are you doing
This October 12 take care👍🏻🤠💫
Its snowing and cold :(
61° here in South Jersey👍🏻 are you or are you not ready for the snow😬✨
Hi cole can u respond to this. My name is Anthony I am as well a small farming TH-cam channel. This weekend I am in your area and wondering if I could stop by. I am a fifth generation family farm called Mack farms.
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