Cleaning Afterbirth Out Of A Few Cows/ Moving Cows To Higher Pastures.

[@janetcutler9539]

Your channel just came through my news feed and have been binge watching episodes and I love what I see. I then saw your first video on how 1880 came to be in your channel name. Now I'm even more impressed with all your family and friends that have come together in creating your channel in2023/2024. God bless you all and thankyou for sharing your journey.🙂

[@gerardjohnson2106]

You win the Mike Rowe award today. "It's a dirty job, but somebody's gotta do it." 😂👍👍👏👏🇺🇲 Thanks for the ride along.

[@MikeWhiskey427]

Everyone wants to be a cowboy till its time to do cowboy stuff. Awesome video!

[@christinescholz7675]

I wish I where a part of your Family. You can live a real life in Nature with Horses and Cows, that would be my Dream... Maybe in the next Life.

[@surgicalg9143]

I just found your channel. I’ve worked in surgery for 27 years. I found your videos very informative and educational. I thought you were very gentle with the cows. And did a fantastic job. I’m going to binge watch some of your videos.❤

[@stevenrafters7817]

It adds to the romantic image of the cowboy.

[@robertromero3314]

Enjoy cattle drives camping out with the whole family not boring for me y'all sure have a lot of land great job

[@thecamocowboyoutdoors5693]

Been there, done that. Definitely a smelly job. The only thing worse is pulling a dead calf out of them in pieces, because it died inside them and rotted. I actually asked my girlfriend to marry me after we had completed a job like that. I figured if she could stick with it and help me do that until the job was completed, she was a keeper, lol. Great show fellas! Have a great week.

[@nathanwebb2176]

Man is really takes me back to my 12-year-old days lol stickin our hands up to find missing testicles during branding season lol

[@maryanngross7225]

That’s a nasty job! Thank you for another great video👍🏻

[@pamelaremel7477]

Another great video! Poor cows, hope they get well. I love the different relics your record, thats someones history. Especially LOVED the ending!!!! How Precious is that!? GOD bless you & hope babies are safe from the snow!

[@timothyboyd5548]

Another good one.

[@jimnivens9214]

Thank you for letting me ride with you

[@BillyWar-xk4qf]

Well drifters I'm glad y'all had a video come out today I've been waiting on it but I'll tell you I was sure a bad job you had to do open cowboys bought your dinner that day I was like the next day we've been better thank you for the videos always it's good I see all The drifters cowboys are doing fine will guys y'all take it easy be safe and God bless your friend Billy

[@blackdiamond7708]

❤🎉😮 Wow Dr Shawn to the rescue!! 🐄🐄 Thanks for your stewardship and for the great videos!! ♥️🤠⭐🐎🙏😊

[@messengercreekexotics]

What’s better than one cow to clean then two! (LOL) Thank goodness don’t have the smell to along with. Some nice looking calves though.

[@susanstone3588]

Real ranch work isn't always glamours.

[@KseaPetersen]

I’m learning so much I can’t thank y’all enough. Loving your channel and all the great information! I’m wondering if you should have flushed that mama out with water or some kind of medicine fluid to make sure all that old blood was flushed out. About 85 years ago my maternal grandmother died from a bacterial infection a few days after giving birth to my uncle on the creek Reservation in Florida. A doctor or hospital visit would have saved her life. 20 years ago in Montana. My husband got a bacterial blood infection from losing a filling in a tooth and he never had it replaced. Several years later, the blood infection traveled from his tooth to his brain, and even ate away the flapper in his aortic heart valve That led to having heart surgery and a stay in ICU.

[@CoyoteWindRanch]

I’ve never had to do that, great info if I ever do. Thanks! Love the little guy at the end. ❤

[@reeannarobertson]

That was amazing job. I love all of the baby cows 🐄. Next time you had to do that make sure you are petting her on the head so she knows that she being a good girl cow. 🐄

[@1880cowboys]

ha ha, I will have to try that, I don't think they really appreciate what I did!!!!!!!😀

[@vernonmiller9401]

I've wondered how the cattle guys deal with retained placenta. I raise boer goats and have to deal with that issue occasionally. Love the videos!

[@johnjacobs4207]

Enjoyed the video

[@derekfarnsworth3034]

1880Drifters to 100,000! #commentforthealgorithm

[@dalewadsworth5703]

Definitely not an early morning task . All part of the Cowboy job though. Have to take care of what is your moneymakers .

[@cindiallain8542]

I’m catching up on your videos. I thought you had gone on break or something. I have my notifications on and subbed so I don’t know what’s going on. I turned it off and put it back on hopefully that will work. Do you ever find arrowheads around there? I’m so glad you caught those cows. Otherwise the calves probably would’ve died too. Oh wow I had no idea that was how that was done. Did you insert the antibiotic in the 2nd cow. I didn’t see that. Thank you for allowing us to see your day.

[@1880cowboys]

Something weird is going on because I had to do the same thing last week. Thank you for watching and catching up. Yes we find arrowheads and lots of pottery, we love looking at history and wonder who those people were. And yes, I put 2 antibiotic pills in her.

[@MySORRELL]

THANKS!

[@laurence1643]

Line shack ????

[@ronaldblair7321]

I have had to clean a cow or two in my lifetime also in my mind i can still smell that awful stench 🤮

[@jessicawebb5725]

When you take a skinny/thin cow back to fatten her back up, where do you take her? Back to your ranch? What does it look like? Regular grass pastures? We never see where you take them. What do you fees the thin ones?

[@1880cowboys]

Hi, we take them into the barn and fields where we keep the other cows and horses. We just feed them regular alfalfa hay. We usually keep them at the barn for a few weeks and then take them back out. This time of year we are waiting on the green grass. It is the hardest time of year for these mother cows. When the green comes, they bounce right back. Thanks for your questions and thank you for watching.

[@jessicawebb5725]

Thanks for the info! You had left us hanging on ehat happened to thise skinny ones. Love to see a side by side of when they are back in shape going back on the range. ​@@1880cowboys

[@Lucontheman]

Can’t beat good fun! 🤢