Trouble already??? Our last fall calving season ever!!!!!!

[@cbc5239]

Vos vidéos témoignent de l'amour que vous portez à votre métier. Elles sont toutes très belles.

[@chuckbugert1499]

Being blessed is a mindset. Not all people would see life on the farm or life in business world as being blessed. So note its a choice to see the blessedness.

[@ChroniclesofKayla]

Amen. God is so Good. I wish more would understand that ... without Him. Nothing is possible.

[@edwardroberts2997]

What a wonderful life you have, Man 80 years old from Connecticut!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@ChroniclesofKayla]

I love it. I’m truly blessed & know it 💚

[@angrybill]

Sea sick!? Ha!! I am an ex-USN guy from a family of ex-USN men and women. No "sea sick" here. Love your videos. Please keep them coming!

[@arzamumma1202]

Viewed 8-29-21 from Illinois Hi Kayla.........yes, I have pulled calves too, some come easly while others are more difficult :-)))

[@TomSmith-me7ph]

Coming from a small dairy farm, i can’t fathom the thought of 100-200 acres of hay left.

[@grantburnett]

Good job pulling the calf kala you would make a good vet ;you are better than I am.Take care.

[@ChroniclesofKayla]

I always thought I might make a good vet ... til I realized how much additional school it took! Lol 😂

[@kennethshew1681]

sorry for your loss of a couple calf's, grab the 12 gauge and rid of those dam vultures

[@kirklothert3435]

I'm sorry about the poor calfie walfie. Poor thing. Good luck with the rest of calving season & you go girl because you can do it

[@davidschlecht3016]

Kayla, that mama all on her own a beautiful baby scampering around like a little puppy. Great videos as always, a great example of farm life.

[@ChroniclesofKayla]

Thanks for taggin along!!! Got new video coming this week of more babies 💚

[@expertdrive7061]

Great video for care fild with animals visit ,👍👍

[@ChroniclesofKayla]

Thanks for taggin along with us!

[@gpax-6197]

Remember those days. Keep on truck’n. This not always an easy job, thank goodness for the upsides. 🤜

[@albertgavillet1895]

Merci Kayla pour cette vidéo sur le vêlage mettre les chaines et tirer avec la machine je lâi fait souvent mais nous avons du faire quelques fois des césariennes avec le vétérinaire c'est beau de vêler des vaches c'est la perénité de l'exploitation Albert le Suisse

[@gilbertahsam643]

Awsome job ,good job and alot of hard work

[@unclerob617]

Take a look at getting a Shorthorn bull.... I think you'd like him for sure 😁🥰

[@46rambo49]

not everybody has a car jack out of a 47 Chevy with a brake shoe welded to it made into a calf puller, but I do, good job, teamwork makes the dream work............only country girls can go from up her elbows in calf to cleaned up and headin for town in the next frame, God Bless ya

[@randysimon7633]

At least the cows ok maybe next time thats what us farmers always say maybe next time or maybe next year thats what keeps us going

[@ChroniclesofKayla]

Amen! There’s always a lesson to be learnt - an more than likely ALWays a next time! Cows doing good. She’s helping to mother the other calves. It wouldn’t surprise me none if she’s letting a couple of them nurse her. I jus haven’t had the time to sit and watch.

[@richdillon2157]

Hey Kayla, Kinda worried about Y'all with Ida heading that way. Been watching the track and Looks like it might turn before it gets to you. Fingers crossed. I never knew Black Buzzards would attack a Calf. We have then here in Florida, But always see them eating road kill. And with all the Horse Farms around here, I have never heard any of them talk about it. Now Coyotes and big Cats yeah, Never Black Buzzards. I learned something new today, Thanks. I really enjoyed your video, Thanks for sharing.

[@ChroniclesofKayla]

I’m ready for some cooler weather & rain would be a very nice bonus! But am not wanting any storms! Thankfully we haven’t had coyote or cat issues - we try to keep a very mindful eye! Even though the cows are roughly 3 miles from the homestead. Thanks for watching & taggin along

[@bobbybaldeagle702]

Thank for the warning. This old mister softy just can't watch things like that no more without it just breaking my heart. The older I get the more tender this old heart gets. I can't even watch them harvest chickens any more. When I asked Jesus to give me a loving heart toward others. Over time Jesus showed me how to love others in the special way that HE love me as one of HIS worsted kids. I can now see that it didn't matter what a no good drunken hard ass I pretended to be. Jesus still loved me and HE made it clear to me the day Jesus set me free from all my addictions that nearly ended my life at 49 years of age. I'll haush now... Great video thanks for sharing. Be blessed in Jesus name... BBE..

[@paulprigge1209]

Agree with you 100% still have no problem putting a horse dog cat deer down if need to. Just hard-core Old country boy. Jesus came in my life at the age of 10 by the way.

[@bobbybaldeagle702]

@@paulprigge1209 Awesome you've been walking with Jesus for all these years. You are TRULY BLESSED!!!

[@paulprigge1209]

@@bobbybaldeagle702 Yes as we get older our hearts Become more tender. Discovering that. God bless

[@PoorMansHomesteadCanadaBC1961]

Good job you 2 keep it up take careclove your channel

[@ChroniclesofKayla]

thaNk you - that means a lot!

[@keithalbrecht4785]

Wow you folks have your hands full! Farming isn't for the faint of heart, it a lot of hard work, you folks show it all the time. Love the videos!!!

[@waynefiebiger3202]

I really enjoy the videos, especially with your little daughter. She tries so hard to please you guys, and she has the cutest smile ever. Lucky parents, and your son is getting so grown up

[@genechronister7085]

Another great vid!

[@ronaldwinder5051]

It was sad to see that the calf you pulled didn't make it, but unfortunately that is a part of the calving business, once in a while a calf is just too big for a first time mama and you lose it. I totally agree with you, in fact the majority of cattle farmers here I know would agree with you on having first-calf heifers bred to a lower weight calving bull. Great job and great video as always!!! Hope you don't lose any more than the 2 you already have lost.

[@johnwieczorek7992]

Great video as usual Kayla

[@ChroniclesofKayla]

Thank you 🙂

[@im_agine852]

Yow! Pulling a calf is serious stuff. I can't imagine if the momma wasn't being calm. Super video

[@stevenharris2502]

That’s why a lot of people think they can be a farmer or rancher with out growing up with it pulling a calf is easy.

[@salsald23]

Great video enjoyed thank you cant wait for next

[@Pinziee]

Thx for sharing. It was indeed a big calf, hopefully you don't lose more of them. Greetings from Belgium

[@8110deere]

great video be careful when you are out by a new born calf so mama does not get after you good luck calving. do you put all of your little bales in the barn if so that is work .it was neat to see the kids help

[@humphreyhomestead]

Loved how much you showed in this video!! We had a momma that always gave us HUGE babies! even when we would breed her with bulls that gave calves with low birth weights. It was tough!

[@ChroniclesofKayla]

I was a little Leary of sharing it - especially with the YT guidelines. But these are things we deal with. And I didn’t think it was too awful. Or showed too much. Thanks for watching & supporting our story 💚

[@judydruetto2636]

@@ChroniclesofKayla Judy

[@bufordkurr6053]

Try pelvic measuring your heifers you keep it helped us a lot we are in are 70s and dont like pulling calves

[@timiaxel6327]

Hi can you make again a calving assistance video with the girl assist calving?!

[@ChroniclesofKayla]

It’s all about timing - she is still in school - and works another job so only here parts of the time.

[@timiaxel6327]

@@ChroniclesofKayla okay but when she is back yiu can make again a calving assistance video with her?!

[@richardlance7193]

like all of your videos

[@ChroniclesofKayla]

Thank you!!! More to come!

[@tomcarlile5589]

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[@ChroniclesofKayla]

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[@lmsendit9531]

Why can y'all not get to the field after the crops come off the other farmers the one that's landmark also what did you say dee RSA program was or whatever it is for first time farmers ty

[@ChroniclesofKayla]

If we waited another month or more to get the hay off we’ll be in the mist of 4th cut alfalfa, second cutting grass plus silage chopping .... yes we could of waited but then it would throw us off in other fields. NRCS - It’s for first time farmers - talk with your local USDA offices to learn more.

[@kenyh6695]

What are you doing about the Vultchers?

[@ChroniclesofKayla]

mofb.org/missouri-farm-bureau-announces-black-vulture-depredation-permit/ We are following guidelines set by state.

[@kenyh6695]

@@ChroniclesofKayla Sooo in other words there is no shooting them?

[@ChroniclesofKayla]

Not supposed to be anyway ...: we just keep documenting and letting our local offices know if the issue. It’s a serious issue - - they are predators in the sky. They do not care. They’ll tAke down newborns to 400# weaned off calves ... it’s one of the main concerns for me to move calving season - - the black vultures are only in MO during the fall season. Red headed ones do not mess with live animals. So not an issue for us. They are the “clean” up crew

[@ChroniclesofKayla]

For many deceased rodents or something that gets hit along roads / or even in our fields. Rabbits. Snacks. Etc. they have not bothered our herds

[@kenyh6695]

@@ChroniclesofKayla In Maine if a bear gets in and kills cattle or stock the farmer can kill the bear. Then they let fish and game know they shot the bear and they will come pick up the bear. The thing is with these birds the more they breed the more there will be and the more calves you are gonna lose. If the state has to start paying the going rate for these cattle they will do something about the birds.

[@pocketchange1951]

👍👌🇨🇦❤,

[@larryk4146]

time to start target practice on the birds

[@kevincasady8992]

If a buzzard ate it something else killed it...

[@ChroniclesofKayla]

In most cases yes. - the red heads who only eat dead carcasses - but the Black Vultures. Are an issue.

[@kevincasady8992]

@@ChroniclesofKayla need to tell them they are too far north... I guess the way baby calves lay still it would bring them in and being more aggressive...I know what I would do and it definitely wouldn't be filmed or mentioned. Used to do the play dead game with buzzards when I was a kid...good times. If you don't like August calving I'd suggest back them off to late September early October. February/March has its own fun... getting docked $.20 a pound for frozen ears always made me happy... didn't know anyone ate ears. Six months is a long time to back off a herd...

[@philplace5822]

Why don't you carry a shotgun and every time you see a shootout they'll get the hat.