Feral Cat Down And Cattle Sold

Finally got a feral cat again! It's been a long time since I shot a cat but now that the grass is starting to get a bit shorter I might start finding them again. Watch as I shoot a cat and then have a big day af carting cattle to the works with a few dramas along the way.
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[@MrMousley]

Salut Josh, I've been away in the UK for a week and have just caught up. Watched this as the sun came up this morning, before breakfast. Left my electronic devices behind so am busily catching up. Your's was the first thing I clicked onto. Never disappoints. Thanks. Shame about the beast.

[@intothenight1993]

@@MrMousley haha thanks for the support mate and your kind words. Really appreciate it. 👊

[@azamyahmad]

Good morning from Montreal QC Canada and welcome back Josh !! .. there you go again absolutely another beautiful sharing adventure upload and share and beautiful settings presentation camera work !! Thanks again and have a wonderful blessing weekend!!

[@intothenight1993]

@@azamyahmad thank you 👍

[@darylstorer3369]

Life on the land with it's ups and downs and Jack of all trades. Job well done Josh and thanks cobber.🤠

[@intothenight1993]

@@darylstorer3369 thanks mate. 👍

[@davidhandyman7571]

One of the harsh realities of life is that accidents happen and sometimes that means a life is wasted. People on the land like you know this all too well. This video brings back memories, both good and not so good, of my teenage years.

[@JamesOtoole-e2b]

Hello from Melbourne 🦘. I enjoy your shows. 😁

[@intothenight1993]

@@JamesOtoole-e2b good to hear mate. 👍

[@johnjordan4647]

Gee Josh you don’t see to many single deck trailers around today. The infrastructure on that property is nothing like the home property. Thanks for the video Mate 👍

[@intothenight1993]

@@johnjordan4647 yes it sure is good to get home and use good yards again.

[@paulreilly3904]

Good video Josh. Sad about the animal you lost. Must have been a struggle to get her separated. And surprised to hear of heated jackets in July. Oh yes, I'm in the UK on the other side of the world. 😊

[@intothenight1993]

@@paulreilly3904 yes it was a bit sad that life goes on. (Except for her😉) Haha yes I wouldn’t mine a bit of your warmer weather atm.

[@tylerpogue6037]

You do great work. Those things just happen with livestock. Stay safe and God Bless!

[@shalininaicker]

Great video content as always Josh. You never disappoint.

[@intothenight1993]

@@shalininaicker thanks mate.

[@johnmead8437]

Cutting a large step (a block of thick timber) of the correct size, with notches in the correct place so it fit into the ramps posts or whatever to prevent it sliding diagonally when loading up (they'll get ingenious about getting it out of position) would be an option. Sometime 2 blocks of differing thickness for different height vehicles. Bottom one wider so steps are gradual, vertical pins could be used to keep in place. Although not so good for the freezer. For shifting them in the yards a white plastic bag on the end of a stick (or the prodder) waved and rustled at them is something to try. They are uncertain of the noise and the extension of "you".

[@petelumley1578]

Enjoyed this mate. Looks a bit dangerous loading the stock on to the wagon, but I’m no cattle farmer. Anyway it was a good watch.

[@intothenight1993]

Yes it can be but you last have to be on the ball

[@TheCaptainbeefylog]

I'll bet you were gutted losing that heifer. Bloody shame, but it happens unfortunately. City kids have no idea how attached farmers are to their stock, especially with all of the work that goes into keeping them alive and well.

[@intothenight1993]

@@TheCaptainbeefylog yes it’s never easy

[@jonbeecroft4912]

hey Josh when that happens do you butcher it for home use ?

[@SMarkar14]

Thanks for another great video combining two of my favourite things Josh. Fresh beef and a good cat. A pity about the mishap but it was good to see the young fella still up and about after his tumble. I hope that prod is solar or wind charged to offset the emissions from vegan voice boxes? I've been wondering if you can't use dogs to move stock what that shiny bulldog is doing on the bonnet of the Mack😂. Regards Mark from Redlands

[@intothenight1993]

@@SMarkar14 haha yes he slowed down for a few days after the accident but back at it again now. I would like to work the cattle with dogs but My boss doesn’t want to so I’ll have to wait till I can make all the decisions 😉

[@rosalindstewart7013]

With the one you unfortunately had to put down, will you use it for meat for yourself and the other workers, another rippa vid mate, cheers Yogi ✌️

[@intothenight1993]

@@rosalindstewart7013 unfortunately no she had to go to waste. For starters we didn’t have anything there to butcher her and no power on that block to run a fridge. And we didn’t have the time either.

[@T.J-and-Soul]

So the cow that broke a leg, did you take the back straps and hind legs off it and take them home?

[@brettellis1837]

Pays to have agood large freezer on hand bush meat 🥩. Grand father lost a few over the years even on blocks rabbit holes.

[@intothenight1993]

@@brettellis1837 trouble is you need power for a big freezer. We have neither.

[@brettellis1837]

@@intothenight1993 big diesel engine welding 23.000 run a hole house 🏡 top units should say generating unit 2 in one only way to go in remote area set up on its own trailer for safeties due to bush fires.

[@intothenight1993]

Not worth it when we only come down here once every few months

[@brettellis1837]

@@intothenight1993 bloody good in a work shop do any thing run anything top tax right off winner hands down.

[@marklenan171]

Really enjoy your content---I was wondering if u could spend maybe a minute or so explaining why particular cattle go to market--example these heifers? just curious about how that all wors ( are "straight herefords heifers worth more for resale than slaughter?) anyway I love the channel--Thanks.

[@intothenight1993]

These heifers were all fat and heavy enough to grade at the meat works. So we sold them. They would have gone a fair while ago if they were still at our home block as the feed is much better for fattening cattle. But we needed the space here so had to shift them. That block would be better for breeding but it needs a lot of work to clean it up and referencing before we can put breeders there. And the dingos are a big problem down there for the baby calves. And in answer to your last question, no is the short answer. These are pure Herefords but they are not registered so a stud wouldn’t want to buy them. Whether or not they are worth more all depends on the market week to week. But most of the time we get more for them selling straight to the works. But we do have to hang onto them for longer to get fat enough.

[@marklenan171]

@@intothenight1993 Thanks for the comprehensive answer--I appreciate it..

[@intothenight1993]

@@marklenan171 no worries

[@juliewhitton7267]

Josh why did you mark the beast with the red paint? Curious

[@intothenight1993]

@@juliewhitton7267 because she was to be sold for my boss’s daughter in law. She has a few of her own breeders running with ours so that is so the people at the works can identify her and draft her out.

[@eddiemckrill9041]

Hey mate you ever have problems with Roos

[@intothenight1993]

In the drought they can be a problem as they eat a lot of grass too.

[@alleycat8483]

Who do you sell them to, JBS, Kilcoy or Teys?.

[@intothenight1993]

Sometimes we sell to Teys in Biloela but mostly to Oakey Beef

[@kionsplace3869]