Bull has a rather sensitive problem!

[@Colorista_1]

I don't know why I had never seen your channel before today. I hear your pain. As a medical professional (I'm a retired emergency flight nurse.....flew to all kinds of emergencies in the Rocky Mountains for years....I miss my office/helicopter). It never failed to amaze me at the large number of adults who used toddler words to describe the human anatomy. Grown men would blush and couldn't say "penis"......but had every name you could and couldn't imagine for that very important appendage to the male anatomy. They would be so embarrassed.....I'm a medical professional...just as every arm is just an arm.....so is every penis. Time to grow up gentlemen. Y'all have a blessed day.

[@HurricaneCreekFarms]

Thanks! You are exactly right! It’s odd enough when folks are talking about their animals, but I bet they can get really weird when describing themselves! Thanks for watching!

[@CatalinaFOIA]

I agree. We have a 7 year old daughter and we don't create nicknames for body parts. A vagina is a vagina, a penis is a penis, a scrotum is a scrotum, a clitoris is a clitoris. Parents/adults need to grow their vocabulary and just say it. Once you say it correctly 10x it just is natural and sounds very childish to revert backwards to any nickname one could think of. Anatomy is important. Teach them right from the get-go. Age appropriate of course, but no more nicknames. Education is key.

[@ruffadamsthegreat.2662]

#Colorista I liked your talk. I often wonder at the use of "cull" rather than the actual "kill". Thanks for that observation, and I wish you too, to have a blessed day.☺️

[@chriskennedy7534]

Any chance that the whole "blessing" thing might be behind these hang-ups? Accept that evolution is factual ! Move on folks.

[@fudgelfarmandacres]

@@ruffadamsthegreat.2662 Cull is synonymous with harvest, kill is disposal.

[@marybarger7583]

My horses were like that. I made the corral area larger and they wouldn't go passed the old fence line. I finally had to chase them. They crossed one side but not the other, they'd turn around and come back.Finally I led them across, with some resistance. I got one of the Morgans when she was 2 1/2 months old. She couldn't get up into the trailer so I put one of her front feet up in it and she'd go in. At 19 yrs old, she still stood waiting for me to put her big foot up in the trailer before she'd go in. Crazy how things stick in their heads. Hilsrious!

[@jazskystar7110]

Awww

[@marymacgregor6952]

I don’t understand why KZbin would have problems with your videos. They are very educational. Not everyone knows what goes on on a ranch or farm.

[@HurricaneCreekFarms]

Yeah, it just depends and it doesn’t always make sense. They tend to be much tougher on the shorts videos.

[@leeonwallace7138]

😊

[@ruffadamsthegreat.2662]

They truly cannot be. But they're VERY sensitive (stupid) about the use of certain terminology such as, virgin, penis, sexual assault, intercourse, and of course, vagina, just to name a few grown-up terms - even when presented by medical professionals such as he. Go figure.🙄

[@Justsobyjan]

Exactly. Animal husbandry covers the upkeep of many areas of life with breeding programs aka daily farm life. It just is

[@jazskystar7110]

Vegans

[@wandathomas6366]

I can watch this all day! Excellent video!👏👏

[@HurricaneCreekFarms]

Thank you!

[@mistresskupo]

I'm a nurse and I feel you on the terminology issues. You'd be surprised how many adults (in America) don't know the terms so have to resort to nicknames. I have a friend who is a couple of decades into adulthood and can't name basic female or male anatomy. There are also terms regarding how those things work that they don't know (intentionally trying to keep it vague). The school system in this country really lets kids down when it comes to sex ed. I was an L&D nurse so my kids practically came out able to fill out a diagram of women's anatomy and they were taught at very young ages the appropriate terms. There was many a time in elementary school when teachers were shocked that my kid said "penis" and on a couple of occasions was sent to the principal's office for doing so. It's not a bad word.

[@HurricaneCreekFarms]

Exactly! We encounter all sorts of vulgar terminology in the vet clinic. I’m sure it’s the same, but even more awkward, when a patient is speaking directly about themselves!

[@laurachapin204]

No kidding. I taught my kids the proper names for everything they have. For general conversation about hygiene and such, we referred to having girl-parts and boy-parts so they wouldn't have to deal with immature adults.

[@jazskystar7110]

No its not, and that could creat shame Wich could lead to weird stuff and mixed feelings for the poor child

[@marblecat96]

I watch a sheep herder and lambing is a huge part of what she does. They make her block out the birth.

[@Mickey-jn8hz]

Good vid. Give the man a break. This is what farming is all about! God bless you man for taking such good care of your animals.

[@HurricaneCreekFarms]

Thank you!

[@gagehagen3648]

My 2023 goal for the year is to keep my hay mowing tractor on all 4 wheels on the ground and listen to every talk dirt to me episode the day they drop

[@HurricaneCreekFarms]

Dang good goals! Thanks for watching and listening! We may not have a TDTM episode this week as Logan and I have had some scheduling conflicts. We’ll be back on there next week, though!

[@vickyburton2434]

Some People are just stupid. You are taking care of your animals. It is a wonderful thing. Hope your bull recovers quickly!

[@HurricaneCreekFarms]

Thank you!

[@bonnitaclaus2286]

To me… the point is to understand the industry. I also I was raised in the family that nothing was a big deal. I learn the facts of life as a so-called was a probably around six years old because I asked questions. I got answers. When I understood, the answers, more in-depth answers came as I asked more questions. I was shocked as a young girl when I came home from camp because there was this big secret that was a big deal, and no one would tell me what that secret was. I was told I needed to ask my mother and father. So I did on the way home from camp. It was such a big disappointment. For me…. It is not an issue. I was a teenager when I learned about problems with the sheath on horses. I think it’s city people that have a problem along with families that have taboos and make a big deal out of things. Farm kids learn early.

[@HurricaneCreekFarms]

Yeah, learning the reality of life and death is definitely something farm kids learn right away

[@CatalinaFOIA]

9:07 Thank you for using proper terminology for anatomy.

[@kkimberly2004YT]

Awww...he's so cute riding with his dad. ❤

[@kristyhodgson2127]

Thank you 👏👏👏

[@HurricaneCreekFarms]

Thanks for watching!

[@peggy2429]

New Year’s day and you are just in a tshirt…..nice. Poor bull, hope he is doing better

[@HurricaneCreekFarms]

He is better, but he’s still not going to be kept as a breeding bull. Our weather is crazy. 0°F just over a week earlier!

[@cherylhaass6609]

Enjoying your conversational style. Goals: well, I knew at 3 yo that I wanted to live on a farm. By my teens that had developed into la desire for an organic homestead. Short version, became a vet, married, had 2 kids and a small animal practice. That all blew up. I got hurt bad a couple times, now I’m a 67 year old wreck. Still trying to move to the country. That’s the goal. LMBFAO!!!

[@HurricaneCreekFarms]

Thanks! I like to say that I work on dogs and cats all day so I can afford to play with the cows!

[@lindabellile5738]

I appreciate you bringing this up. I wasn't aware of it.

[@frankiebluej6902]

Parents. Teach your kids the real terms and use of each body part before a school friend does your job for you. My friend in high school had to explain everything to me. I was lucky they didn't laugh, took their job of educating me seriously and, as i found out years later, were actually correct. Not all are lucky enough to have truthful friends.

[@HurricaneCreekFarms]

Yeah, there’s no shame in simply teaching and using correct terminology

[@roxanneherrman2107]

You have some Damm smart cows/bulls!!!

[@HurricaneCreekFarms]

They are very smart when they want to be! Sometimes that works for us, but sometimes it works against us!

[@randybutler4772]

This issue must look much worse than it is. Good luck w/ the big guy. Thank you for sharing.🐂

[@HurricaneCreekFarms]

Yeah, the issue is that, thought it heals rather well, he gets it right back in this same condition once he goes back to “work”

[@calgal5752]

I’ve actually had a patient ( human) with a fractured penis, poor guy. Ouch!

[@cjmartin5928]

Oooh… bucket! What’s in it? I’ll try it he says. Lol

[@sclivestock5943]

Hello from Alberta Canada. What a coincidence you mention buying heifers as a goal for 2023. My wife and I just acquired an additional 2 quarters of pasture ground this week. Our plan is to purchase 50 heifers and a couple heifer bulls and sell in the fall as pregnant. Fingers crossed the the market is decent. We will also be putting 10 of our black angus pairs with them to have some parental guidance. Hope the bull heals well. Scott 🇨🇦

[@HurricaneCreekFarms]

Yeah, I expect the bred heifer market should be good, but there’s always factors that are sometimes hard to predict. Nationally, the cowherd has shrunk a good bit over last few years, so I’m expecting demand to be strong

[@sclivestock5943]

@@HurricaneCreekFarms fingers crossed let’s hope for high demand and a good grass year.

[@kayon5388]

It's silly for KZbin to flag videos about animals. Your just making sure that your bulls are ok. Poor guy, it's got to hurt. I miss living on a farm.

[@medicbabe2ID]

I've been raising guineas for 5 years now. My goals are to add chickens which means adding another coop and run. Looking forward to the challenge at 56. 🐣

[@HurricaneCreekFarms]

Awesome! Just got to keep grinding away at it!

[@cherb_soco1891]

WARNING ⚠️ ⚠️ ⚠️ ⚠️!!! Chickens are addictive! 😉

[@constancecondit4349]

Guineas will attack the chickens.

[@Peg_Leg9n]

8:34 I’m with ya on the let’s just be mature adults and use proper terminology

[@HurricaneCreekFarms]

Yeah, I’m amazed how many folks (some relatively educated) that can’t use proper terminology when discussing genitalia.

[@David-yu9iz]

Been there done that. Most of my friends are much older and raise cattle. Anytime your day starts out with the phrase "bull semen", you regret volunteering to help.

[@HurricaneCreekFarms]

It’s not the worst job ever, but there’s certainly more fun to be had elsewhere!

[@calgal5752]

Bag balm worked for my stallion….hope he’s better now

[@lzzy8262]

East TN here

[@eunicestone6532]

Our pld mule had this problem dad called it "dry cod" we had to warm up vaseline to thin it out and coat him up two times a day for a couple times a day. Vet said lack of salt was one reason. Dont know why.

[@jema2609]

Salt is needed for electrical conduction in our muscles. Without it, muscles don't function as well or as strongly.

[@jimmyponds5504]

Good help, I see!!

[@HurricaneCreekFarms]

Always lots of help, but I’m not so sure if it’s always good help!

[@jimmyponds5504]

@@HurricaneCreekFarms Yes, you all will look back with fond memories!! ha I think it's great for father/child to do things together. My dad died when I was seven weeks old , so I was never able to experience doing things with him.

[@pamelabooya5441]

Down in the holler, gimme a holler/holla, over yonder ..all known but "up the draw"? Have not heard of. Most ppl can't discuss their own genitalia..let alone an animal. That bulls sheath looks dry n cracked ..ever tried bag balm? I'm human n use it. I must of been watching ur channel a long time ..I remember the bull thot to have a broken penis last year. Reckon it matters not if animal or human ..our parts break! I stopped making resolutions long ago but my goal for this year ..get out of double casts ..whoop whoop! Going to eat some beef ..God bless y'all !

[@HurricaneCreekFarms]

Good luck to you this year and thanks for watching!

[@delmarhodges995]

we put Santi gertrudus on black Angus and had huge succes

[@cliffordbufford171]

My goal is to start finishing a few steers and grow my cow calf herd

[@HurricaneCreekFarms]

Good deal! I’d go ahead and get kill dates booked for those steers well in advance!

[@reeceedwards2509]

Had that happen to me chances yes but bet while you vet bills add up I had taken to sale barn best luck

[@HurricaneCreekFarms]

He’s heading to the sale barn soon. Basically, we’ve got him and another bull with a similar issue penned up and just waiting to get an opportunity to get a trailer to the sale barn.

[@jeremyprice8989]

Goal for the year is to triple my pasture perimeter and build a 64x40 barn.... and maybe increase my bench max lol

[@HurricaneCreekFarms]

Good deal! That’s about the same size as our hay barn. That’ll be nice!

[@tommclain8100]

At 8:48 I actually paused the video to see how close that bull was to clipping you in the chin when he pulled his head out of the bucket. About this 🤏🏼 close. 😳 New subscriber here from NE Wisconsin. Enjoy the content.

[@HurricaneCreekFarms]

Yeah, it was pretty close! Glad to have you and thanks for watching!

[@tommclain8100]

@@HurricaneCreekFarms I’ve actually gone back and watched quite a few of your older videos too. Other farming channels I watch are Sonne Farms, Veeser Cattle Co, among others. Veeser actually lives about an hour from me in the U. P. of Michigan and runs a cow calf operation.

[@thomasmleahy6218]

Talkin' dirt, adding a culvert would be what you might call a dirt hack, yes? Don't know if you have contemplated using a drone to locate your critters, but can be quicker, easier and cheaper in the long run, and a whole lot better than just guessing

[@HurricaneCreekFarms]

We use a drone occasionally. Primarily just for fun, but we have used it to locate animals that we otherwise can’t find. We definitely like to check them closer than that on a regular basis, though

[@alisonwilson632]

Hi I hope your bulls penis problems heal up well and you have a great successful breeding season. Looks very painful

[@tmoney-kg4yi]

Like the short sleeve!

[@HurricaneCreekFarms]

Thanks!

[@debbieneff9007]

I agree! Grow up people. It’s life! Don’t be flaggin’ him. Heck our preacher talked about sex yesterday out of the book of Solomon. Good sermon actually.

[@NeilHollis]

No wonder that ball was complaining

[@centermid7mb]

KY - it is always the answer

[@138trivia]

Are these issues, problematic/common on ranches. Pendulous, abscesses, (lump jaw) or still birth ? So dang curious.

[@HurricaneCreekFarms]

Calving issues, like the stillbirth, are going to happen in any cow-calf operation, but they shouldn’t be “common”. The pendulous sheath and resulting penis issues are much more common in the Brahman-influenced breeds (like the Brangus). Abscesses are going to be relatively common with just about any operation, but they are generally not too serious of an issue

[@138trivia]

@HurricaneCreekFarms thank you for your reply. Much appreciated. I just don't see abscesses in the small farms I've been to. But you have a large ranch, and I was flabbergasted at how many you take care of.

[@philipedwards8762]

It sounds like the fire ants invaded West TN about the same time our pastures started to get them in NW AL. I think that was also around the same time we got armadillos.

[@HurricaneCreekFarms]

Yeah, armadillos and skunks are two more things we didn’t have around when I was a kid. Skunks were in the general area, but now they are everywhere. I remember seeing my first armadillo on a family vacation

[@Devious-Minds]

So stupid yt censored you from educating people about a problem that could cost you money! Plus that BULL looked like it was NOT HAPPY EITHER! But it's gotta be done.

[@dpolanco96]

When you say get rid of him. What exactly happens to him? Honest question if you don’t mind me asking.

[@HurricaneCreekFarms]

Good question: he would be sent to the sale barn, where he would end up going to slaughter in the near future. Fortunately, he has healed very well since we filmed this, so it looks like he will be with us for a bit longer!

[@bg588]

Probably becomes part of your next burger

[@bucketree]

Hi from a kiwi who works in investment and we do a lot of deals around agriculture and horticulture. Growing up the city but holidays on my uncles sheep farm it’s great watching your son kick around with you best fun in the world . Wondering why you don’t breed using ivf with straws instead on holding your own bulls? My cousins started this in New Zealand with Angus as a solution’s n to sheep prices dropping and I took a deal to Australia in 2017 with storage and delivery of straws globally using a different type of storage mechanism. Be interested to see if it’s too expensive or are there other reasons like viability if they have to travel from out of state? 😊

[@HurricaneCreekFarms]

We have used artificial insemination on a small scale in the past. We did consider doing so with the heifers, but it was simply going to be more time and labor intensive than we could do. Lots of advantages to doing so if you can work out the logistics.

[@verdellbrown-tp4fd]

People are so sensitive about what is considered proper and what is not there are more important issues to be addressed remember it’s all in peoples minds. …thanks

[@jodiedillehay8845]

❤❤❤😊😊😊

[@kathytroutman2062]

This is life on the farm. If it bother you watch something else.

[@GetToTheFarm]

many times as creators we are forced by the algorithm to not use certain words. So we are forced to used couched terms to get our point across without censorship

[@HurricaneCreekFarms]

Yeah, I don’t really hold back on what I want to say, as I’m trying to be educational much of the time. Of course, I try to keep profanity out of my videos so they can be enjoyed by kids

[@josefuentes7137]

bro is just there talking about getting rid of the bull right in front of the bull😂😂😂

[@HurricaneCreekFarms]

🤷🏻‍♂️. Business is business. He has a job to do (a damn good job I might add!), and he’s only costing us money if he can’t do that job. Glad to report he’s doing much better now.

[@bcaye]

Last I heard bulls don't understand human speech.

[@maryhill5877]

If people don't like these, why r they watching? Good grief!

[@charmainevandiford6622]

I know your a Veterinarian but with the bull why not treat him with like Betadine or some other like maybe Neosporin. Just curious?

[@HurricaneCreekFarms]

We were pretty certain it was not an infectious issue. Betadine would have been fine. We’ve also been asked about not using a systemic antibiotic, and that was for the same reason. We are fairly certain at the point that he just traumatized it, as he’s much better now

[@charmainevandiford6622]

Thank you and I was just curious. I had fox hounds and I used some blue spray that was pretty good. But if is not infected no need. You would know cause you know way more about a cow than I do plus your a Veterinary.

[@lindabellile5738]

Do you wash it with a product to clean it like a horse? On horses they you have to clean it? Is it hosing that does the trick? Can they then pull it in and up?

[@HurricaneCreekFarms]

You don’t typically have to clean the bulls like you do with a horse (especially geldings). Normally, the non-erect penis would be entirely within the sheath.

[@codyryan6866]

I have 3 John deers tractors

[@barm9687]

So I am not sure how many head you have because you never took my idea and made a heard and farm layout video but have you ever thought about AI? I know some guys who are able to get around 70-80% conception rates when they use the cycle blockers and get the herd synced up.

[@HurricaneCreekFarms]

We have used AI in the past. It’s just a lot more labor intensive with having to get them up and through the chute multiple times depending on the synchronization program you use. Then, you still need a clean up bull to breed the ones that don’t conceive. There’s alot to like about AI, but it just isn’t for us right now. We may get around to doing a farm tour video at some point.

[@AnitaSchiphoff-dd5pt]

Was watching another animal KZbin and found your KZbin site. Just want to shout out that you are a vet and that KZbin should not alter what is on the site and what is not. When I have a granddaughter who is in first grade and has to learn about transgender classmates who may go into a different bathroom. I think all gloves are off!

[@HurricaneCreekFarms]

I agree! I’ve had only a few videos flagged as inappropriate for all ages, but it does seem odd when compared to some of the stuff they are subjecting kids to in public schools.

[@devenlamar3900]

I had one like that on a young breeding bull we bought from unknown farm. Turned out it was an std. Now I have to vaccinate everyone. Never know when u bring in New stock.

[@HurricaneCreekFarms]

These bulls came from a reputable breeder and had been tested, so I’m hoping and expecting that is not the case!

[@devenlamar3900]

@@HurricaneCreekFarms keep us posted

[@victoriadiesattheend.8478]

Wow. I did not know that animals could pass STD's to one another.

[@johnjohns9501]

If I was in your position ìd definitely get another bull now, a bulls job is so important to gamble with.

[@HurricaneCreekFarms]

He was kind of an “extra” bull to begin with. We had one more than we needed. However, we’ve had issues with multiple bulls this breeding season, so you can really (almost) never have too many good, sound bulls.

[@johnjohns9501]

@@HurricaneCreekFarms Ideal that your have more good bulls 🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧

[@Jmeissler]

Can you use a drone to find the cows?

[@HurricaneCreekFarms]

We do sometimes. Depends on time of year and what particular pastures they are in as to how useful it is. During this time of year, some of are pastures are heavily wooded. We’ve had the bulls missing lately, and they are usually laid up in the shade, so the drone isn’t much use.

[@bradmartin3112]

Buying bigger farm and grow Bradford cattle and then cross them with angus

[@HurricaneCreekFarms]

I think that may be the perfect crossbreeding strategy. All the maternal benefits of the Braford. Black white face/black motts with only a little ear to sell as feeders

[@kelliepineda9822]

we me n dogs just out n nothing . I fell today in laundryroom n hit the inside dog but good thing I was carrying dogfood n kinda landed on it but hit head on door my heads killing me

[@HurricaneCreekFarms]

Dang! Gotta be careful!

[@ruffadamsthegreat.2662]

You've got mice in the hay. Yet, you feed your cats. And rely on your dogs to be mousers.☺️ Yes, dogs can be excellent mousers, but cats are also. Ijs...

[@KakeKittyStyle]

Usually KZbin will let it go if you say it's educational in the video.

[@marybarger7583]

My goals are to stop swearing as much as I have, esp God with damn, and to lose more weight. It's hard to exercise because of a bad fall 15 1/2 yrs ago. Xrays didn't show anything but an MRI 2 months later showed two pelvic fractures and 1 lower back fracture. Should have been on total bedrest for 12 weeks to heal instead of driving an hour to/from work, 9 hrs/day at desk job, mending fences, feeding horses, unloading 100 lb bales of hay, and installing stalls and waterers while on crutches. Only broke a toe before that so had no idea. Still walk with a cane and on heavy pain meds after all this time.

[@HurricaneCreekFarms]

I should definitely learn to control my tongue a little better. Definitely have to edit out the language sometimes!

[@kennywalters4369]

What size round bales do you normally feed? If it is a 4x4, why?

[@HurricaneCreekFarms]

4x5. That’s as big as our baler makes.

[@kennywalters4369]

Thanks for the reply. I started watching your channel a couple of months ago. Keep up the good work and videos.

[@HurricaneCreekFarms]

@@kennywalters4369 thanks!

[@pamjacobson6236]

Doesn't the bull have a ‘bean’ that needs to be cleaned out?

[@hotwireman49]

Huh. That's weird. Bull penises are off limits for adults on YT to discuss, but human ones are perfectly fine to discuss in kindergarten textbooks.

[@HurricaneCreekFarms]

Exactly!

[@steveneverman9911]

Maybe he took the blue pill

[@HurricaneCreekFarms]

It has definitely lasted longer than it should have!

[@thomasmleahy6218]

Just a suggestion, but watching you and your intern, you might contemplate the idea of NEVER getting under a lifted load, whatever you might be lifting that load with being irrelevant.

[@susankenney7536]

No gloves? Try antibiotic cream on him.

[@HurricaneCreekFarms]

Zero gloves. Thankfully, he responded well to rest and the hydrotherapy. I don’t think his hardware is going to hold up to the rigors of breeding season

[@Peg_Leg9n]

11:40 could have put on some gloves

[@cashincashout7195]

I got it no gloves Bull pee pee Gloves on to drop hay

[@stevenwagner9912]

Get a Hereford bull and you will leave the penis problem behind you. We have never had it with a Hereford.

[@user-dk9pk1np4k]

Herefords come with their own potential issues that will affect the whole herd for generations, rather than just one animal (the bull in this case). Herefords have BIG heads, which means babies are harder to deliver and have more of a chance of getting stuck, which can kill the calf AND the cow. And those “big head” genes from the calves that *do* make it carry on for many generations. Also, there are eye and skin problems associated with white faces (especially in the sunny South) that can carry on throughout the herd for a good 10 generations or so. Any breed you choose has pros and cons.

[@PreppingAngel]

A cooking channel got flagged for saying chicken breast. lol

[@kelliepineda9822]

maybe epaditamitits?

[@HurricaneCreekFarms]

I don’t think so. That is usually more of a testicular issue

[@margaretagundes-collins7709]

Is that an infection?🥴

[@coyroberts8356]

Ground beef?? I pray not!! 😮

[@HurricaneCreekFarms]

Maybe!

[@angelmartin3363]

Hey I know why MoMA cows aren't producing milk

[@cathybrown4102]

How does a bull break his penis?

[@HurricaneCreekFarms]

A broken penis is actually a hematoma. Fortunately, that did not end up being the injury here. Not sure exactly what he did, but it was just a lot of swelling.

[@cathybrown4102]

@@HurricaneCreekFarms Ok Thanks

[@dairyfarmer9307]

I want to get a line back bull to bleed. My jersey cows

[@HurricaneCreekFarms]

Not sure what kind of bulls we will go with. Mostly depends on what type of heifers we end up with

[@dairyfarmer9307]

@@HurricaneCreekFarms they have white stripe on the back

[@Holymother2023]

So how is the big one boy now? Is he still in pain? Or is he gone 2 slaughter?

[@mollyquinn1823]

Is it possible that your bull has some penis beans that need to be removed?

[@HurricaneCreekFarms]

Good question, but that’s not an issue for bulls like it is for horses. Penis anatomy is different

[@judyrapp238]

What's their problem, they allow far worse things than farm animal anatomy

[@HurricaneCreekFarms]

Yeah, it’s usually just the shorts videos for some reason

[@critterc0rner]

Yeah there’s still a lot of porn and animal abuse channels still up and running but god forbid you let a swear word slip or use proper terminology.

[@teresajohnson7727]

What does KZbin expect you to call the bull's penis? His "pee pee?" I'm pretty sure every adult on here knows a bull has a penis.

[@HurricaneCreekFarms]

Yeah, some people are just weird. We hear all sorts of odd (sometimes vulgar) terminology for pet’s genitalia in the vet office. Just call it what it is (preferably, using proper anatomical terminology!)

[@averysimmons9411]

You did all that talking just to show some bull nuts 😂😂😂😂

[@joanniemartinez4617]

Get rid of him???? Thats kind of harsh

[@MikeBrownGolf]

11:30

[@HurricaneCreekFarms]

He nearly got me!

[@frenchbulldawg]

You got a messy place

[@nancysmith3936]

I completely disagree, but everyone has an opinion!

[@cherylvanek5990]

Make him breed other cows for money.

[@doc8683]

Comment

[@cherylvanek5990]

Call the vet. Your not a dr.

[@138trivia]

Pendulous, learned a new word today. 🫣 27/7/365😲😵‍💫😖 SUPPORT YOUR LOCAL RANCHERS, BLM ACTUALLY MEANS BULLS LIVES MATTER.