In honor of fathers day tomorrow, I'm voting you father of the year and of course that good woman of yours gets the lifetime mother/wife,, of the century. The worst thing I did was to read a couple of comments. The concerned viewer that said to put the camera down and help kids. By golly! we know what you can do!! the joy is watching what those great kids are growing up doing. proud of you two! Proud of the whole darn bunch of ya.
Hate you had to edit this video, glad you posted it. The non-cattle, non-country people are a little squeamish, but they need to realize it is safer for the cattle and humans with no horns, Great team work and camera work. Another good one. God Bless.
I've worked ALOT of cows in my life, and I don't think I've heard NO profanity workin a bunch. And, no husband and wife hollerin matches. Shoot, the kids callin 'em "stupid cow" is the toughest thing that was said. Hats off to ya'll!
Really enjoy watching your videos. Raising your children to be responsible kids and adults. My hat is off to you. You both show patience and understanding toward your family. Thanks so much.
@@anchorbrandranch Thank You. Good job Rio, nice finish. You guys need another truck, what with all the kids getting to driving age, of course then you need to win the lotto to pay for auto insurance. Well maybe a buckle and a check is best.
Thanks for another great video, I understand that probably many of your viewers don't realize all what it takes to raise healthy cattle and the work that goes with it, not always pretty just necessary. Keep up the good work, with family, video and ranching. Looking forward to more!
I haven't been watching your videos but about a week. They're really entertaining and I'm sure proud they're folks in this country that still believe in teaching their children to work hard. I was raised on a dairy farm in Southern Mississippi. We don't have nearly as much land as you, but we all had chores to do and we were expected and taught to take care of any problems that we came up on. I pulled my first calf at 6 years old. I walked up on a heifer trying to calf in the woods while walking a fence. I left her alone until I finished my fence line, then came back and she was down and struggling. So I got my little rope we all carried ( all of us carried a 1/4 inch rope about 6 feet long in our pocket, I got my rope and looped the ends on both legs and started pulling with all my might. Well I wasn't getting very far. So I tied the rope to a small tree and popped the heifer on the flanks with my hat, and when she stood up. Out pops a beautiful Holstein heifer calf. I skipped my rope off, washed it in the creek and headed home, ten feet tall and bullet proof. Dehorning cattle is really a natural thing. It helps the cow, plus the whole herd. We dehorned every cow we had that had horns. Keep up the videos, and keep those kids on the right track. God bless you and your family.
Great parents! AMAZING KIDS. These kids are a rare breed in this age of LAZY, Disrespectful, electronics addicted kids! All of these boys/girl will become successful members of society. My hats off to you for your way of life and giving all your kids a huge head-start in this wicked crazy world we live in today!
I was enjoying the video of life on the ranch and didn't get to finish it when it was taken down. Thanks for putting it back up. Someone must have objected to some realities of ranching, and working with animals. :)
Good camera work. Didn't have an operation of your size but I been run over by a few cows as a kid. No horses and no 4 wheelers either, all foot chases. Loved the challeng of getting the head shoot closed in time to get the cow on the old manual shoots.
This is by far one of the best families I’ve ever seen as far as raising kids goes.Arm’s Family homestead is the Second one. I really have a lot of Respect for you all . Doing it right in my opinion. Subscribed and liked.
So wonderful that you share your work & ways with us!! Very inspirational to see such unity and teamwork and co-operation and mutual respect -- A REAL TEAM!! The huge work gets done, everybody has a place in it (right down to the most junior members) & it's the ACTUAL Way of Life that SHOULD be noticed and appreciated in the country!!! I REALLY enjoy these vicarious experiences you share with us out here in the world. Keep up this GOOD WORK!! Thanks again!
Glad you got it sorted…was 1/3 the way thru when they pulled the first edition… I’m assuming they objected to some of the blood… as someone whose done this type of work I commend you for the care and gentleness you show towards the cows by keeping their stress to the minimum amount possible while still keeping it safe for you and your short helpers. Well done.
love the work ethic you are putting in your kids... turning boys into men... even mom and sis are working cows... (are you helping with the dishes later ... LOL great family love you guys
I don’t really know which one of the crew it was but give that camera guy a great big atta boy ,he did one fine job,all around great video keep them coming!👍
I love that you have the whole family out working, from the oldest to the youngest. They will all have a good work ethic because of it. Ranching is hard work and they are learning some great lessons. Good job mom and dad! 😊
Also! So many of these city people are clueless! Totally 💯 Clueless when it comes to animals! Most can’t even raise a dog to mind and respect them! There’s ALWAYS the leaf lickers in every crowd that would rather see animals suffer then to doctor them up! Keep the real videos coming!
I know its takes a lot out of you when you're the only guy there. I have 4 ladies I work with plus 4 grandkids. Which they help out a lot. They are learning too. Stay safe
Well dang it! Sorry you had to repost, so I'll say it again - kudos to the camera man! thanks for the update on the red cow, it's good to know the rest of the story.. You are one hard working family. Thanks for taking us with you on a day of working cattle.
I love your videos. Please keep making them. TH-cam has been given a lot of people grief that make videos for them. Think about going to twitch or patreon with your videos. I love your family and the hard worl
Work you put into your videos. They are great. Love watvhing them. Hope you get this figured out do you van produce more videos with your family and your ranch i. NEVEDA AND FLORIDA
Awesome job boys doing what cattle ranchers do have fun well working! Glad everyone was on their toes and no one got hurt! Thanks dad for explaining what was going on! It's been a while but refresh me what the clear bottle hanging on side with tube was?
You Sir are raising some real cowboys and cowgirls, tougher than nails and not afraid of horse or mean old cows. Thanks for sharing your family experiences with us. I'm almost 68 yrs old man and y'all certainly bring back memories of my youth in north Georgia.!
It would be fun to be a fly on the wall when your kids go for job interviews after they leave home...Employers ask what kind of work history do you have? Kid says he has been ranching since the age of 4 and hands him a video to watch .
So good I watched it again. That red at 27 minutes sure does not like being culled. I probably missed something but looked like 4 year old and the other incisors had not come out yet. Be safe and healthy.
OK, either I have insane Deja vu or you had to repost this one... Either way I'm watching it again. I know I commented on the first one about how awesome Roxi, the little R's and Miss Laura are but it's worth saying again. Enjoyed seeing the ropin' update too.
You all have one heck of a crew there! Not too many families can pull together (minus 2) and get that much work done in one day without no outside help.
Watched & enjoyed this & wanted to watch it again and BLANK it was gone! Searched all thinking it was me...so glad it's back! We've worked cows and showed Morgan western horses, really like your channel!
I really like your videos. I have been watching for a couple weeks now and have watched most of what you made in the last 6 months. It would be helpful if you did a video of introducing everyone. I’m having trouble getting the kids names straight and maybe the ages. How long y’all been married? How long have you had the ranch? How big is it? How many head do you run?
Its been interesting to rewatch so many video's and go to comments and see that my thoughts are still so close to the same after a couple years. Keep up the good work
One day soon will be sad no more farmers or ranchers and then the city people will starve it’s a shame they don’t have a clue where the food comes from
I do wish people would find out the facts of animal maintenance before complaining. Ranching/farming is a hard life 24/7 365 days of the year. Holidays take a lot of organising. Meat does not come from plastic packets bought in store.
My husband cannot understand why I don't take vacations...and all I have is rabbits, honeybees and a garden! He should have seen me in my real hobby farm days. Date night scheduled a month in advance!!
You can get a garlic salt lick block to help rid tics… works grear for cows and goats also for flies its by Redmond they sponser alot of channels you should reach out
Outstanding day. Nobody lost a finger or got stomped. And Reggie. You are still my hero. Who cares if you are wearing pants to work cows. Pants are over rated.
grew up on grandads arizona ranch headquarters Parks AZ south rim of gramd canyon, 23 sections, 12 to 1600 head steers and heifers we all worked like you are doing Brad R 65years old now good mems love all the cowbo y noises. ... bless you all, Tucson AZ...
Don't know what it got deleted for hope you A) got the other half done yesterday and B) even though we didn't get any rain today it sure felt like it was going to. Hope you all got some.
I've been meaning to ask, how many acres or miles is your ranch land? It seems huge!!! Love your channel and your family once again I will say are amazing! Mama and Papa, yall have so much patience!
My first job was keeping the ear taggers ready. Graduated to note taker a few years later. Then i got big enough to chase them down the lane to the chute. That was the year I figured out how to run sideways with your hip on theirs and your shins out of the line of fire from those little hooves.
These kids will go far in life because of their parents and they will know what to do to make it good to see they aren't afraid to get dirty keep up the good work and put more videos out to watch I like them
watched it all a 2nd time, good edit job, just got to tell the camera men to move the camera away if there is blood or something that is causing the animal pain. suggestion for future such videos let the camera man explain or say ur doing this to help the cow ward off ticks or flies. Dam what i missed the first time and seen the 2nd time when one of the mean cows was shaking her head up and down like she wanted to fight or something. Those boys are sure brave. one last thing, the whips, what happens when the whip strikes the horse by mistake, is the rodeo on bucking bronco time or??
My dad had a nose holder on a rope that he used to hold cows heads. I upgraded to a head holder attached to the front of my Arrowquip chute. I always get worried someone’s (mostly me since I’m by the head most of the time) going to get hurt by a cow swinging it head around.
Wow seeing you son handle a scared cow. He's already set for life. Won't lie man. Don't have them record with a scared cow lol. The vid scared me 🤣 So cool watching your kids handle her (dodging her)
Why don’t you run a temporary fence of hessian across where you want the fence, it’s what we use in Aussie to build a wing for yard if feral bulls and Buffalo
I watched this operation in about 1948-49, 11-12 years old! Purebred Herefords being de-horned & castrated on the Tejon Ranch in California! The cowboys made Rocky Mountain Oysters! YOU ate them OR YOU weren't a MAN! I DID!
When are you going to build a permanent alley way? Would sure make things go faster and save you headaches! Im glad that you are posting as much as TH-cam will let you! Too bad you have to edit SO much out.
In the end what do you do with all the cows? Are they all meat cows? How many bulls and reg cows do you keep? I didn't realize that girl cows had horns. I thought just bulls had horns. Thanks for the videos. Learning a different side to a burger is very informative.
In honor of fathers day tomorrow, I'm voting you father of the year and of course that good woman of yours gets the lifetime mother/wife,, of the century.
The worst thing I did was to read a couple of comments. The concerned viewer that said to put the camera down and help kids. By golly! we know what you can do!! the joy is watching what those great kids are growing up doing. proud of you two! Proud of the whole darn bunch of ya.
Hate you had to edit this video, glad you posted it. The non-cattle, non-country people are a little squeamish, but they need to realize it is safer for the cattle and humans with no horns, Great team work and camera work. Another good one. God Bless.
NOT JUST. REMOVING HORNS THOSE HORNS WERE GROWING INTO HER HEAD , COULDNOT LEAVE THEM THAT WAY
Do you or can you sell the horns to the oriental medicine trade?
I realize you don’t have a huge quantity.
I've worked ALOT of cows in my life, and I don't think I've heard NO profanity workin a bunch. And, no husband and wife hollerin matches. Shoot, the kids callin 'em "stupid cow" is the toughest thing that was said. Hats off to ya'll!
That’s exactly what I noticed too. Lord my Dad was a hot head while working cows. Geez 🙄
Really enjoy watching your videos. Raising your children to be responsible kids and adults. My hat is off to you. You both show patience and understanding toward your family. Thanks so much.
Ryler's a great multi tasker. Good camera and narration work! Y'all are a great team.
You have amazing family it is such a blessing to raise your gang on a ranch! Keep up the good work.
That catch Ram made whoooo. Love watching them rope. You have an awesome family. Praying for rain for y’all. We need it bad also here in west Texas
9 kids on a ranch, there are NO days off. My hats of to you.
Glad to see Sissy working with that incredible horse you got her.
And, you can't leave us hanging on how the boys did roping.
Rio won 3rd place
@@anchorbrandranch Thank You. Good job Rio, nice finish. You guys need another truck, what with all the kids getting to driving age, of course then you need to win the lotto to pay for auto insurance.
Well maybe a buckle and a check is best.
I love to watch this.... families working together and the kids learning from Dad. More of this should be happening now.
THIS is ONE really GREAT video! Real cattle ranching by the WHOLE family! Thank You, Laura, Ramzi & FAMILY! Even the Red-headed girl!
Thanks for another great video, I understand that probably many of your viewers don't realize all what it takes to raise healthy cattle and the work that goes with it, not always pretty just necessary.
Keep up the good work, with family, video and ranching. Looking forward to more!
I"ll tell ya what; these kids are ALL the besr!!!
what a great family.... Thanks for sharing..
*Anchor Brand Ranch* Bravo well done, thanks for taking the time to bring us along. God Bless.
The people making crybaby comments about dehorning the brown cow are the same ones who think meat comes from meat seeds grown by their local grocer. 🤯
Same ones who don't like bull riding and rodeo. They should see what happens to the bulls in Spain 🫣
Caylee Davis not true.
You guys are not kidding
Everything you were saying is so true these guys are helping us by working their cattle thank you for understanding the meaning of Cattle
I haven't been watching your videos but about a week. They're really entertaining and I'm sure proud they're folks in this country that still believe in teaching their children to work hard.
I was raised on a dairy farm in Southern Mississippi. We don't have nearly as much land as you, but we all had chores to do and we were expected and taught to take care of any problems that we came up on. I pulled my first calf at 6 years old. I walked up on a heifer trying to calf in the woods while walking a fence. I left her alone until I finished my fence line, then came back and she was down and struggling. So I got my little rope we all carried ( all of us carried a 1/4 inch rope about 6 feet long in our pocket, I got my rope and looped the ends on both legs and started pulling with all my might. Well I wasn't getting very far. So I tied the rope to a small tree and popped the heifer on the flanks with my hat, and when she stood up. Out pops a beautiful Holstein heifer calf. I skipped my rope off, washed it in the creek and headed home, ten feet tall and bullet proof.
Dehorning cattle is really a natural thing. It helps the cow, plus the whole herd. We dehorned every cow we had that had horns.
Keep up the videos, and keep those kids on the right track. God bless you and your family.
Great parents! AMAZING KIDS. These kids are a rare breed in this age of LAZY, Disrespectful, electronics addicted kids! All of these boys/girl will become successful members of society. My hats off to you for your way of life and giving all your kids a huge head-start in this wicked crazy world we live in today!
I was enjoying the video of life on the ranch and didn't get to finish it when it was taken down. Thanks for putting it back up. Someone must have objected to some realities of ranching, and working with animals. :)
Very good camera work of family ranch work ❤
Good camera work. Didn't have an operation of your size but I been run over by a few cows as a kid. No horses and no 4 wheelers either, all foot chases. Loved the challeng of getting the head shoot closed in time to get the cow on the old manual shoots.
Hate to see you needed to re-edit, but glad to see it back.
I hate that they made him edit it too. They're out to censor the whole world!
This is by far one of the best families I’ve ever seen as far as raising kids goes.Arm’s Family homestead is the Second one.
I really have a lot of Respect for you all . Doing it right in my opinion. Subscribed and liked.
So wonderful that you share your work & ways with us!! Very inspirational to see such unity and teamwork and co-operation and mutual respect -- A REAL TEAM!! The huge work gets done, everybody has a place in it (right down to the most junior members) & it's the ACTUAL Way of Life that SHOULD be noticed and appreciated in the country!!! I REALLY enjoy these vicarious experiences you share with us out here in the world. Keep up this GOOD WORK!! Thanks again!
I can say one thing I'm glad I watch this late at night cuz even I need a nap after watching you guys do all those cows.
Glad you got it sorted…was 1/3 the way thru when they pulled the first edition… I’m assuming they objected to some of the blood… as someone whose done this type of work I commend you for the care and gentleness you show towards the cows by keeping their stress to the minimum amount possible while still keeping it safe for you and your short helpers. Well done.
Even if you're not able to join in on the work........get out of bed and be out there with the family. What a great life lesson.
I did this grownup it’s fun to show my kids what I used to do. Thanks for posting.
The work ethic, hard work, having fun,and dependability are future assets most kids do not have today. Way to go folks!
Are you aware that the like button is not working on several videos? Including this one
Fun to watch your family working together with no fussing had to be a long day I watched the shadows getting longer and longer
So many new subscribers since I subbed! So glad to see the channel growing. Keep it up guys!
love the work ethic you are putting in your kids... turning boys into men... even mom and sis are working cows... (are you helping with the dishes later ... LOL great family love you guys
I don’t really know which one of the crew it was but give that camera guy a great big atta boy ,he did one fine job,all around great video keep them coming!👍
Holy cow, these kids can do everything. : )
I love that you have the whole family out working, from the oldest to the youngest. They will all have a good work ethic because of it. Ranching is hard work and they are learning some great lessons. Good job mom and dad! 😊
Also! So many of these city people are clueless! Totally 💯 Clueless when it comes to animals! Most can’t even raise a dog to mind and respect them! There’s ALWAYS the leaf lickers in every crowd that would rather see animals suffer then to doctor them up! Keep the real videos coming!
I know its takes a lot out of you when you're the only guy there. I have 4 ladies I work with plus 4 grandkids. Which they help out a lot. They are learning too. Stay safe
Yahh!!!! For the cowboys. Good job handling the cattle. Good care and maintenance. Loved the horn trimmer.😍😍😍
Well dang it! Sorry you had to repost, so I'll say it again - kudos to the camera man! thanks for the update on the red cow, it's good to know the rest of the story.. You are one hard working family. Thanks for taking us with you on a day of working cattle.
I love your videos. Please keep making them. TH-cam has been given a lot of people grief that make videos for them. Think about going to twitch or patreon with your videos. I love your family and the hard worl
Work you put into your videos. They are great. Love watvhing them. Hope you get this figured out do you van produce more videos with your family and your ranch i. NEVEDA AND FLORIDA
Awesome job boys doing what cattle ranchers do have fun well working! Glad everyone was on their toes and no one got hurt!
Thanks dad for explaining what was going on!
It's been a while but refresh me what the clear bottle hanging on side with tube was?
My memory not thar sharp!
You Sir are raising some real cowboys and cowgirls, tougher than nails and not afraid of horse or mean old cows.
Thanks for sharing your family experiences with us.
I'm almost 68 yrs old man and y'all certainly bring back memories of my youth in north Georgia.!
Great job of getting the Cows and bull fixed up and everybody safe keep up the great content with the videos love it
You need a Tee shirt with "Where's your pants...." on the front and "Next to my boots' on the back.
It would be fun to be a fly on the wall when your kids go for job interviews after they leave home...Employers ask what kind of work history do you have? Kid says he has been ranching since the age of 4 and hands him a video to watch .
So good I watched it again. That red at 27 minutes sure does not like being culled. I probably missed something but looked like 4 year old and the other incisors had not come out yet. Be safe and healthy.
Same
She knows “culled”= hamburger
OK, either I have insane Deja vu or you had to repost this one... Either way I'm watching it again. I know I commented on the first one about how awesome Roxi, the little R's and Miss Laura are but it's worth saying again. Enjoyed seeing the ropin' update too.
You all have one heck of a crew there! Not too many families can pull together (minus 2) and get that much work done in one day without no outside help.
GOOD! The red cow sure looks a lot better than she did a few months ago! Blood spurting everywhere, but she is better off now!
Love the new all-steel fence across the yard
Half naked cowboys eating ice cream! It keeps me coming back for more. Work through.
Ahhh, Ridge & Rhett were helping feed the puppies...cow's milk instead of dog's milk 😉.
Watched & enjoyed this & wanted to watch it again and BLANK it was gone! Searched all thinking it was me...so glad it's back! We've worked cows and showed Morgan western horses, really like your channel!
And PRAYING for rain and full reservoirs for our outfit and yours!!
It's always a hoot to watch your videos, I look forward to each and every one
Keep um coming, and thanks much !
I really like your videos. I have been watching for a couple weeks now and have watched most of what you made in the last 6 months. It would be helpful if you did a video of introducing everyone. I’m having trouble getting the kids names straight and maybe the ages. How long y’all been married? How long have you had the ranch? How big is it? How many head do you run?
Its been interesting to rewatch so many video's and go to comments and see that my thoughts are still so close to the same after a couple years.
Keep up the good work
One day soon will be sad no more farmers or ranchers and then the city people will starve it’s a shame they don’t have a clue where the food comes from
We enjoy your family’s videos and appreciate what you are doing.
That was awesome, brings back good memories and not one cow turned back out of the catch chute and ran everyone up the fence thats a good day.
Excellent video. Funny how city folk just can't handle the in betweens but love a Tri Tip or Prime Rib, lol. They don't wanna know how it got there.
I do wish people would find out the facts of animal maintenance before complaining. Ranching/farming is a hard life 24/7 365 days of the year. Holidays take a lot of organising.
Meat does not come from plastic packets bought in store.
My husband cannot understand why I don't take vacations...and all I have is rabbits, honeybees and a garden! He should have seen me in my real hobby farm days. Date night scheduled a month in advance!!
You can get a garlic salt lick block to help rid tics… works grear for cows and goats also for flies its by Redmond they sponser alot of channels you should reach out
Can that be given to horses or is toxic to them?
Yes reach out to redmond
Outstanding day. Nobody lost a finger or got stomped. And Reggie. You are still my hero. Who cares if you are wearing pants to work cows. Pants are over rated.
I'll bet when everyone eats supper and gets to bed it doesn't take long to fall asleep.
Another great video. When I fed cattle we used to dehorn them with a handsaw, lots of blood.
grew up on grandads arizona ranch headquarters Parks AZ south rim of gramd canyon, 23 sections, 12 to 1600 head steers and heifers we all worked like you are doing Brad R 65years old now good mems love all the cowbo
y noises. ... bless you all, Tucson AZ...
Don't know what it got deleted for hope you A) got the other half done yesterday and B) even though we didn't get any rain today it sure felt like it was going to. Hope you all got some.
What do people expect that there is no blood when working cattle?? If so get a real life this has been going on for decades!
Enjoyed it just as much this time as the last time 👍
whatever happened to the secret water project?
Am I going crazy or second time for this one? Swear I watched and liked it last night
Looks like an alley way would really pay for itself eventually.
WOW, new cattle DOGS!
I've been meaning to ask, how many acres or miles is your ranch land? It seems huge!!! Love your channel and your family once again I will say are amazing! Mama and Papa, yall have so much patience!
0:56 🤣 lmao. Seeing that behind the big tractor. Good way to start the day.
My first job was keeping the ear taggers ready. Graduated to note taker a few years later. Then i got big enough to chase them down the lane to the chute. That was the year I figured out how to run sideways with your hip on theirs and your shins out of the line of fire from those little hooves.
These kids will go far in life because of their parents and they will know what to do to make it good to see they aren't afraid to get dirty keep up the good work and put more videos out to watch I like them
watched it all a 2nd time, good edit job, just got to tell the camera men to move the camera away if there is blood or something that is causing the animal pain. suggestion for future such videos let the camera man explain or say ur doing this to help the cow ward off ticks or flies. Dam what i missed the first time and seen the 2nd time when one of the mean cows was shaking her head up and down like she wanted to fight or something. Those boys are sure brave. one last thing, the whips, what happens when the whip strikes the horse by mistake, is the rodeo on bucking bronco time or??
My dad had a nose holder on a rope that he used to hold cows heads. I upgraded to a head holder attached to the front of my Arrowquip chute. I always get worried someone’s (mostly me since I’m by the head most of the time) going to get hurt by a cow swinging it head around.
MOM, might need to give some WHIP lessons!
hard to really hard ranching Ole son . Great video . great team effort.
So good I watched again, you did good job be safe and healthy.
Hi there. What a busy place. 🙌🙌👍🙏☝️🇨🇦🥰
Wow seeing you son handle a scared cow. He's already set for life.
Won't lie man. Don't have them record with a scared cow lol. The vid scared me 🤣
So cool watching your kids handle her (dodging her)
Try Redmonds salt mineral blocks with garlic seems to work for cows .....
Why don’t you run a temporary fence of hessian across where you want the fence, it’s what we use in Aussie to build a wing for yard if feral bulls and Buffalo
I watched this operation in about 1948-49, 11-12 years old! Purebred Herefords being de-horned & castrated on the Tejon Ranch in California! The cowboys made Rocky Mountain Oysters! YOU ate them OR YOU weren't a MAN! I DID!
When are you going to build a permanent alley way? Would sure make things go faster and save you headaches! Im glad that you are posting as much as TH-cam will let you! Too bad you have to edit SO much out.
Very cool to see all available hands on deck….thanks much
Anchor will make us bank!!!
Keep the video s rolling been hooked since Xmas eve
Awesome video. How many cattle did you end up running thru the chute. Your family did a fantastic job working the cattle
In the end what do you do with all the cows? Are they all meat cows? How many bulls and reg cows do you keep?
I didn't realize that girl cows had horns. I thought just bulls had horns. Thanks for the videos. Learning a different side to a burger is very informative.
it would be a good to check the brand and for the bulls change them steers.
what's the stuff you are spray in the cows ears ? wonder if it would work on goats safely?
AWESOME. "ABR" ROCKS. Thanks for sharing.
Great video and team. Thanks for sharing. ✌️
Those complainers never owned cows. U r doing good
The snowflakes are going to flake out over the process of putting meat on their tables.
Remind your viewers the cows dont always realize your trying to help like with the spray after they get a dose they want more
That is a nice-looking herd and family.