Greg explains how to guide a flerd through right angle gate turns.

[@didevrythngrghtndthyindictedme]

What draws me to these videos is not only your knowledge but your enthusiasm Greg! Great stuff!

[@4KidsandaFarm]

Just had the hardest time hearing one of our rams that broke out of a fence! Your the man Greg! We appreciate you!!

[@tedbastwock3810]

You've definitely perfected minimalist yet effective livestock fencing 👍

[@Sassafras30]

I love your humour. Worms producing millions of worms, electric fencing, happy puppies. Everyone out there is so happy.

[@markstahl9378]

With our prolonged winter this year - still 2-3 feet of snow on the ground - your videos are a vicarious walk across the pasture. Honestly, after watching one or two like today's episode I feel as relaxed as after I have walked my own pasture and visited my cows. A question though: How do you sort and load your cattle for market? A video on that topic would be interesting.

[@flyingpigpreserve8562]

Thank You for the Beautiful Walk. The view of Cattle and Sheep mixed was Absolutely Beautiful. Stay Safe God Bless and Peace Be With You All ☮️🙏❣️

[@Digger927]

Lol, Greg walking across the pasture through the cattle looks like a Disney cartoon with the birds flying and chirping and the sheep, dogs and cattle grazing beautifully on the green grass. Poor Ben, I got 9.5K from my sheep net one day with both knees on the ground. My remote failed to shut the fence off and I didn't double check it. I think I saw a bright light there for a bit when it felt like a crossbow bolt went through both shoulders. I double check my fence now with my remote, lol.

[@gedwardnelson]

Brent remote? Seriously? I’ve thought how great that would be. Never thought to see if they actually existed. Sorry for your experience, but glad you shared. 👍 Your Disney description reminds me of The Song of The South. But that movie is verboten today. 😬

[@Digger927]

@@gedwardnelson Yes sir, Stafix and another one or two companies have fencer units with a remote/fault finder. You can touch the fence anywhere with it and turn it on or off and check for faults. They are amazingly nice, especially for the electric netting in rotational grazing.

[@gedwardnelson]

Brent touch it anywhere and turn it off? Now that’s worth the price of admission. I’ll be getting one. Thanks!

[@bigwhane8603]

I look forward to a Greg Judy video after a long day of this stupid online school. Nice to see a longer video

[@AussiePharmer]

I recognise that road from the grazing school a few years back. We don't have wild turkey here so when I saw my first gobler flying down to strut, my double take may well have been for the yeti

[@JohnVanRuiten]

Wouldn't you love to hear them boys while Greg is talking to the camera? I'd bet they've got a whole different conversation going.

[@joemc111]

Great video Greg,city boy here. What do you do about breeding those bulls with maybe their own mother or grandmother? I am also guessing your going to sell most of the bulls. And how many cows and heifers can one bull take care of? I think you could do a whole video on these questions. And again I do live in town but some day well maybe.

[@karinnaturestuff]

One bull can handle between 25 to 50 females. Younger bulls can cover around 10 to 20 females.

[@HillsideHighlands]

We just moved our herd into some fresh green grass. Thanks for teaching us.

[@rondianderson4402]

Learned a lot, Greg. Thank you!

[@emilmoldovan1789]

Beautiful animals!!!! Every day they look better!

[@annbullen6983]

thank you for doing these videos...... i learn much ....

[@johncourtneidge]

There's nothing to beat mixed grazing!

[@tammoilliet8683]

It's beautiful when not just 2 but 3 species live in harmony together. Funny how humans have such a hard time doing that with each other when we are all one species. Grass ends racism!

[@Sassafras30]

That is a brilliant way to feed the dogs.

[@gedwardnelson]

I’ve had my own HUGE Explosion 💥 of clover this year. They graze it down it comes right back. Don’t know if that’s good or bad.

[@charliec4236]

I do not have cows. But, Greg has mentioned before on a previous video, if I remember correctly, about 60% clover is good. Too much clover is too much protein. He said if your cow has runny poop, they may have too much protein.

[@4philipp]

Charlie C now I don’t eat clover, but your statement makes me wonder if I have too much protein in my diet...

[@Ptitnain2]

@@4philipp Not enough fiber may be. ;)

[@JimJepson]

I assume the dogs know what the poly braid will do to them. Do you train them in the pen with the soda can like you do with the cows, or do they just figure it out themselves?

[@gregjudyregenerativerancher]

No the dogs find out soon enough what hot wire is.

[@drul27]

What’s the reason you keep so many bulls? Do you sell a bunch for breeding or keeping extra for your own herd or what’s the reason? On 200 cows in one bunch I would think 8 to 10 bulls would be enough. I do like your concept on grazing and been watching your videos since last fall.

[@gregjudyregenerativerancher]

Over half of those bulls will be steered. The other half will be sold as breeding stock.

[@drul27]

Greg Judy Regenerative Rancher thanks on the reply. I seen your device for training dogs from jumping fence and going onto the road. I made a couple for my dogs then had animal control show up saying I can’t use them since it’s a hazard for the dogs. I have terrible neighbors I guess. Any advice?

[@maximilianmargraf5501]

Hey Greg, when you put the bulls and the sheep together in one paddock, do you have a free choice mineral feeder for each, sheep and bulls? Or do they eat from one?

[@gregjudyregenerativerancher]

one feeder for both species

[@gansamazinggrazingfarm4790]

Hey greg was curious if on that black pipe is from hardware store like menards or lowes or was it from power flex , were fixn run quit a bit of it and it was quite bit cheaper from local stores especially after 20% off after bulk and using there credit card ,

[@gregjudyregenerativerancher]

Powerflex pipe is much better quality

[@farmergrampy3323]

Greg have you ever had a problem with your dogs licking new lambs? If so what have you done about it? I have one that is licking them, then mom moves away and forgets about number one while she is having number two! I can't figure out a way to break him other than move him out or chain him. any advice?

[@gregjudyregenerativerancher]

Take out the young dog

[@linemattesen5760]

What is the Quick water Line hitch Called , i cant finde it anywere ?

[@jonerlandson1956]

that ended abruptly?

[@bc8968]

Don’t the rubber boots keep you from getting shocked?

[@thebeautifulones5436]

Try it

[@gregjudyregenerativerancher]

No not if your socks are damp!

[@johnscarboroughregenerativ7240]

Hi Greg I was wondering when do you think is the best time to Bush Hogg?

[@gregjudyregenerativerancher]

If you clip off the seed heads the plants will grow more green tender succulent leaves.

[@johnscarboroughregenerativ7240]

So would you suggest doing this once a year or more than once? And would you use it as a method to help control weeds

[@isrealhopkins]

Greg judy, cow king! coming to Netflix soon ,, godly built ben👨‍❤️‍💋‍👨👨‍❤️‍💋‍👨👨‍❤️‍💋‍👨

[@acknative1]

What State is this in, and what’s the purpose of the dogs?

[@gregjudyregenerativerancher]

Missouri. Without guard dogs, our sheep are eaten by coyotes.

[@bradsiebert1413]

How do you connect the float valve to the 55 gallon drum?

[@gregjudyregenerativerancher]

They sell tank adapter kits at Kenkove Fence Company

[@andybarnes9847]

What powers your water delivery to the tanks?

[@gregjudyregenerativerancher]

This farm is hooked to county pressurized water

[@dirtymikentheboys5817]

Flock +Herd?

[@gregjudyregenerativerancher]

Yes that is correct

[@rpark8265]

"Does that look like a bull fence " Nope and it doesn't look like a sheep fence either ! Running 3 wires on our sheep fences ,I think they need better training

[@gregjudyregenerativerancher]

I started with 3 wires three years ago. Then went to 2 wires, then our current single wire.