Wish I could feed that way, just too much snow here.....Spent a winter on a ranch in Montana 40 years ago when small squares were still the thing and round balers were just starting. Use to bungy cord the steering wheel and lock the hand clutch in, jump back on the wagon, cut twine and kick hay off the side..... Thanks for posting, brought back a lot of good memories......
well done on this video, you will get better as you go on , stick with it and dont take any notice of the bad coments, i will continue to follow you best of luck from here in the UK 😊👍
Hi, Bud. Nice scenery there. (I live 2 1/2 hours north of you; Alberta, Canada; same landscape). When you can afford it, a nice hydraulic bale deck put onto your truck is sure handy to self-load and unload/roll-out your hay, tractor flat tires, whatever. Nice well-fed livestock!
Thank you! Yes mostly black angus. My fiancé has a few of her maine anjou show cows and a brown Swiss cow as well. We are still building the herd adding a few heifers every year.
Dude….it could’ve been a great video. But wasn’t! Next time, try talking through what your doing and maybe have a little ending. Also, you might want to let the ol’ tractor warm up a little before revving it right up from freezing cold and gettin straight to it. Just saying…..
Appreciate the feed back. To be honest I didn’t talk during the video because I didn’t think anyone was going to see it. Just trying to get the recording and editing down. As for the tractor I did let it idle for 15 minutes before using it I just cut that part out. Thanks for watching hope to improve soon.
That was one of the most boring videos I’ve ever seen. Was waiting for it to get better but it never did. Also don’t understand why you don’t get round bale feeders and just put a bale out for your cattle.
Sometimes farmers feed in the wintertime on cropland and don't want manure piles around the feeder that they have to try and deal with in the spring. If you are feeding on hay fields the last thing you want is a pile of packed manure and hay that kills out the grass. If you spread it out they spread their own manure similar to grazing eliminating the piles. I'm not a rancher but I raised cattle most of my life as a farmer.
Wish I could feed that way, just too much snow here.....Spent a winter on a ranch in Montana 40 years ago when small squares were still the thing and round balers were just starting. Use to bungy cord the steering wheel and lock the hand clutch in, jump back on the wagon, cut twine and kick hay off the side..... Thanks for posting, brought back a lot of good memories......
well done on this video, you will get better as you go on , stick with it and dont take any notice of the bad coments, i will continue to follow you best of luck from here in the UK 😊👍
Thank you, I appreciate the kind words.
Hi, Bud. Nice scenery there.
(I live 2 1/2 hours north of you; Alberta, Canada; same landscape).
When you can afford it, a nice hydraulic bale deck
put onto your truck is sure handy to self-load and unload/roll-out
your hay, tractor flat tires, whatever. Nice well-fed livestock!
Thanks for watching! My goal at the moment is to save for a bigger tractor and bale processor. Land prices are crazy here still too .
keep doing what you're doing, don't let the keyboard experts get to you
Appreciate the kind words. We are just getting started, I’m sure we’ll Improve as we get some experience under our belts.
I concur the wantabee, they have all the answers but they aren't doing it.
It’s a nice day on my farm here in sunny Tolleson az 😎
Hi from a fellow O'Halloran (& small time cattle farmer!) from Hawkes Bay, New Zealand 🇳🇿
That’s awesome, pleased to meet you!
Need to get yourself a horse or two to feed, they always start on a cold morning and are happy to see you. Good stuff. From Ontario Canada
Absolutely haha. Appreciate you watching.
😊👍
Beautiful Scenery, is it mostly angus cattle you keep.also u keep doing it your way,let the sad ones mind their own business.
Thank you! Yes mostly black angus. My fiancé has a few of her maine anjou show cows and a brown Swiss cow as well. We are still building the herd adding a few heifers every year.
well done.
Isn't it very cold right now? Korea is 10°F.
Yes it's been very cold
I have that same bunk. Lol. Looks like a nice ranch you have.
Thank you, Love that bunk its great for the price!
I can't believe.. Vinter time
.no fun .Only ...ftizzing job ..God bless me I'm Sity 👧. I love country said. But at summer time. Sorry 🙏
U THE BEST
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Включите субтитры,хотелось бы посмотреть ваш способ содержания животных и вообще как там у вас
I will look into getting subtitles working. Thanks for watching.
Great video
Thank you, appreciate your kind words!
hi from Great Falls
Howdy neighbor :)
Ciao
Dude….it could’ve been a great video. But wasn’t! Next time, try talking through what your doing and maybe have a little ending. Also, you might want to let the ol’ tractor warm up a little before revving it right up from freezing cold and gettin straight to it. Just saying…..
Appreciate the feed back. To be honest I didn’t talk during the video because I didn’t think anyone was going to see it. Just trying to get the recording and editing down. As for the tractor I did let it idle for 15 minutes before using it I just cut that part out. Thanks for watching hope to improve soon.
That was one of the most boring videos I’ve ever seen. Was waiting for it to get better but it never did. Also don’t understand why you don’t get round bale feeders and just put a bale out for your cattle.
Thanks for the input. I’ll explain why I chose not to use bale rings in the next video.
Sometimes farmers feed in the wintertime on cropland and don't want manure piles around the feeder that they have to try and deal with in the spring. If you are feeding on hay fields the last thing you want is a pile of packed manure and hay that kills out the grass. If you spread it out they spread their own manure similar to grazing eliminating the piles. I'm not a rancher but I raised cattle most of my life as a farmer.
Great work under pretty hostile weather.
Thanks, it Sure can be. Thanks for watching!