Huge Cow Shuffle and Finishing Up the Working Corral!

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[@coracobb3917]

Those were the most well behaved teenagers I've ever seen! The bulls were happy and you asked mama cow where her baby was and she said ... right this way and oh by the way watch what he can do. I think you should have asked for world peace because everything was going your way today! Awesome job!.

[@allysonh6410]

😂😂🙌🏻

[@johnking8679]

Hi coracobb3917 - it's plain to see that you've 'done that, seen that' with your kids !! You're funny !! 😊

[@hpb19]

"That's really all I wanted to see today." I feel your relief. I'm happy to see it, too. What beautiful blue sky and fluffy clouds in the background. Your "office" is heavenly. Seems all of your hard work and projects are coming together!

[@joetakacs2132]

I've gotta say, I love the way you edit and present your videos. You never mire us down on the minutiae. I thank you for that, you do a great job presenting what you do.

[@gregedmand9939]

That's a great level of relationship to have with your livestock. They should never be terrified of you, nor should they think you can be ignored. Seeing Little Boy love a scratch, then respond to the paddle coming out, signifying "OK. You want me to do what next?" was a perfect demonstration. Herd animals have excellent memories for who treats them consistently and kindly. They're also perfectly capable of storing resentment for abuse, and taking their revenge when folk are looking the other way.

[@robinwhitlatch4497]

Some bulls just have a nasty temperament & can not take eyes off of or turn your back on those ever including bulls that were raised & treated right. Fastest way I know of to get critically injured or dead. FTR has been lucky with his bulls so far but notice he always leaves himself an escape route, always facing them & doesn’t take his eyes off them.

[@robertsimmons3556]

Good update! Moving your cows speaks to one very important thing, all your plans and effort you put into your fencing!! Great to see all your time with the mom and calf has paid off! Just another "Good" day on the FTR!

[@robertbailey8444]

You can’t claim cattle are the brightest of animals

[@egrace3738]

Farmer Tyler, you do realize your KZbin channel is documenting the life, intelligence, skill, and business structure of a successful cattle rancher in the US? Great reference material 👍Far thinker, you are❣️🤓

[@sandraarnold3160]

I totally agree.

[@Wolfpug]

Sure is great seeing the little guy nurse off that back quarter!! Great Job FTR!!

[@robynmorris7945]

Finally visual success with that cow and calf !!!!!!!! Yeah, all your efforts have finally paid off. Now, on to checking off those items on your list that have been waiting on the new chute. Congratulations on jobs well done.

[@prarieborn6458]

That little calf sure has learned how to follow and stay close to Mama! No danger of him wandering away from her in the herd. Thanks for a happy ending to to the atory that began with a skiiny liittle calf you had to teach how to nurse . I just want to say that you have such an easy-going calm attitude . Nothing seems to get you upset or angry. You take eveything in stride. , even when things go wrong. You are a patient man, a rarity now days.

[@jaclynalley809]

Moving my yearling heifers today into their spring/summer pasture.... I love it when everyone is where they belong! Thanks for the video Tyler

[@cathymartine803]

That's a lot of work! Thank you for your dedication and for taking us along! Love ranch life!

[@healingsprings11]

They were full of it today 🤠 Precious when the mom and calf you watched for days continued to show you that you have helped them both through a rough patch.🩷🩵 Great video Farmer Tyler

[@barbaralong3693]

Good morning! You got so much done today! Looking forward to seeing what the yearlings weigh! Blessings to you and your family!

[@Julia_Teeker]

That calf sure was a slow learner but thanks to your patience, he’s finally clueing in. Great video! Lots accomplished. ❤

[@reaskelton4939]

Fun to see you work with the cattle. Corral system works well

[@denault3985]

FTR always has interesting stories and of course activities...

[@richardcook1965]

I saw the video where the mule broke down then I saw you driving it. Did you fix it or buy new one?

[@JohnSmithJrVT]

Nice he figured out the back quarter on his own.

[@DeirdreHickey-nx8nt]

So happy you got the calf sorted with his Mama. I can’t wait to see you working the chute. Well done. ❤️❤️❤️❤️well done on moving the 3 lots of kettle around. Looked like fun.😂😂😂😂

[@janetrodriguez914]

Love watching you work! You’ve got a very good work ethic as a ranchers work is never done! Those teenagers acted pretty well.

[@JAACS74]

Awe...so satisfying to see the calf latch on to that hind qtr!!! Good job "Ty"😊

[@newlife8610]

And what a beautiful day it was!!! Say hi to Mrs. & the kids. 👋🏻

[@kathrynbraun2073]

Loved seeing the calf find the refreshment to the rear 😃

[@Alfred19947]

Outstanding, FTR. A wonderful day of musical cows. I wish I were blessed with your talents for construction and fabrication. I liked hearing the Western Meadowlarks in the background. When I grew up there was a vacant field across the street from our house. The field was rife with Meadowlarks, and they were pleasantly vocal.

[@suzanne529]

I'm exhausted watching you move those cattle! Everything and everybody looks great. Good to see the calf figured out where the milk comes from!

[@nadeenflynn9673]

Oh, happy day! So glad to see the little guy doing well and finding his meal. It seems as though that Mama cow understood you when you asked where her baby was. All the cattle now seem to be in their 'happy' place, and the working corral is looking great!

[@patriciagrande311]

Held my breath until I saw him suckle the hind quarter. Good job, baby!!!

[@allysonh6410]

I did too!! lol then the next shot showed me the difference between that mama’s low down bag and the next mama’s. Crazy!

[@ChrisTessmer]

Whoever invented those paddles is a genius. I love them, they work so well.

[@christinamoneyhan5688]

FTR, looks like Little Boy has more respect for the paddle than most children I see today today.

[@allysonh6410]

😂😂🙌🏻

[@toriwolf5978]

I love watching you do your chores it’s so interesting thanks so much for sharing part of your day with us all❤ love that the cow and calf are finally out in the pasture enjoying all that green grass …..

[@melissatrader8528]

That was the coolest thing ever you asked her where her baby was and she took you write to him

[@libbylauderdale1382]

I'm so glad that you know where everyone is. I'm totally confused! That was far to many gates for me to keep up with. 😂 Oiling up hinges should should be at the top of your to-do list. Hope everyone has a great rest of the weekend.

[@Brievel]

We have been watching your videos as part of our school curriculum for about two years now, and today my six-year-old expressed an interest in becoming a farmer/rancher when he is grown.

[@joshmccoy584]

That must have been a hallelujah moment seeing the calf latch on the rear bag. Good job.

[@deb283028]

Great success story with #26 and her calf. I believe without your quick intervention, that may have not been the case. Cheers on a great ranching day and the little victories.

[@elvisbrown4345]

Excellent video! You accomplished a lot! The new Shute is going to be great asset for many years. Missed the dogs!

[@lindakinsey1093]

Glad you got the scales already to work the teenagers. Thanks for another good video. Glad the calf is doing better. Now you have seen it!

[@spingirl4855]

You had lots of moving around today …glad it all went smoothly!

[@hattiecolley54]

Great job Tyler. I think All of them r Happy to see each other. As Always ur Skills r just Superb when Planning Everything out. Love to see the little Teenagers running around together. Keep Rocking!

[@457dragon]

An easy day for you it looks, love to have those kinda days. Canne wait for the next video!

[@farmgirl4958]

Those yearlings are rambunctious!!!!

[@julieenslow5915]

Things just are getting better and better! i do notice that you always keep your to do project list at about the same length. When you finish one, you get an idea and at that point you are lucky if it only adds one project to the list!

[@anneoreilly4900]

I like hearing the future plans for improvement even knowing its years in the future. Helps me understand why he didn’t cement in the post.

[@robertkelley1990]

Good job on getting everyone where thay should be a lot of work but well worth it have a good day.

[@flankerfiregaming]

A useful tip for putting in a tight gate anchor bolt is to use the hole on the back of a Cresent wrench over the hing pin and use it as a handle to twist it in the hole completely. Saved me a few times.

[@patriciabeyer8029]

Nice planning.

[@jerrygibs8120]

Farmer Tyler, thanks for the peace, yay🤠. We could use some of that visual evidence on the world scene...🤔🙌. Appreciate your sharing. Be safe, strong, discerning and successful ☝🙏🙌💪

[@randycharest4507]

I ENJOYED WATCHING THE VIDEO TYLER 😊

[@williamsmith5514]

Mate all your time has been worth it . This little fellow will make a great bull for some beef producer , give him that chance to prove me right

[@jackieconnor6845]

Wonderful episode 😊😊😊x

[@carolyost6733]

We kept yelling. Get the back one...... FINALLY! Man YOU ARE THE KEEPER OF THE GATE! IM EXHAUSTED FIR ALL YOUR GATE OPENING AND CLOSING. GREAT VIDEO.

[@karenschuster9831]

Loved the video today Tyler. I'm glad to see the little guy finding the right tete for feeding. As always, great success to you and your family. Have a blessed day.

[@debhart2996]

Yay! He found the back ones all on his own!

[@marthavalentine7569]

When you were putting that post in, your soil looked great.

[@cathleenmcmahan8794]

Yeah 😊 little calf doing great now 😊

[@anneoreilly4900]

Those yearlings look great, FTR.

[@rhondamitchell5892]

😊😊That poor momas bag gets in her way of walking she steps high .

[@wendyturnbull4650]

Good morning to you FTR and family.

[@tonywise3705]

Great Day

[@user-rw9tb7ry9z]

Really enjoying your videos. Thanks!

[@freddking4389]

Great video Tyler. But, they all are.

[@billkenosky3825]

That was good to see 👍👍👍👍👍👍

[@liljoeii6091]

Very good video THANK YOU

[@caroledwards3465]

👋👋👍 Nice when things go to plan. Best wishes from England UK 🇬🇧 have a nice weekend. 😊

[@billreal76]

Tyler ... This was a very interesting video. I really liked how you worked your cattle. I'm sure it's easier in person than how we see the gates in the video.

[@petergielen5905]

Thx for sharing

[@robinwhitlatch4497]

There always has to be 1 or 2 yearlings in the group who are jokesters & want to do the opposite of what you want them to do. 🤣. Glad the bull calf is doing much better now.

[@donnaml8776]

You need more like 48 hour days. Lol. Enjoyed your video. Hope you have a great weekend.

[@dennisdenoranville9251]

Looks and sounds like those gates need a little oil nice to see the calf nursing on a back quarter

[@marciaolson4878]

Morning FT! Busy day, always a pleasure to watch your vids! Blessings to you and yours!❤❤❤❤

[@sharonhooks9071]

Great job!

[@johnking8679]

Hey Tyler, don't forget to lubricate those gate hinges for easier operation !! LOL !!😅

[@margaret-annwood5727]

You make me laugh the way you talk to your “ teenagers!”❣️❣️❣️

[@dougallmcmillan8970]

It's a pity calves aren't like lambs. Because the ewe's udder is so close to the ground, lambs learn to get down on their foreleg knees to suckle. If the calf did that then the back teats would be easily accessible. Fantastic to see all stock doing so well post winter. Well done!

[@user-up3uf1wl7o]

Congratulations on the calf you saved being So Successful 👏 ❤😊

[@nancykendrick9849]

You could always add a small 6in board to create a stopper. Just food for thought.

[@JAACS74]

Maybe just straighten up the old round post/reset? Awesome job!❤

[@ryancoble4935]

Grease zerts in your gate hinges work wonders. I put them in all of ours.

[@billymc1628]

Alot of work done , looking forward to seeing the status with the Chickens

[@josephbulllucero2104]

FINALLY 👍👍🤟🏽🫶🏽 2 weeks 2x the size of other calves and that bags going to be normal again lol 😂 looking good bro! 🫡God Bless Bull Lucero USMC

[@johnnylindsey5808]

Good job

[@byrn]

10:15 Keep a cheap bar of soap in your drill kit. Rubbing it over the threads of screws and bolts makes it a lot easier to drive through wood.

[@freddylove9914]

GOOD AFTERNOON TYLER

[@daynaswan427]

My brain has been partially occupied with the cow with the large utters. If I was a farmer would I keep this cow? She seems to do everything else just fine but you almost lost a calf. Last year you didn't have to intervene, next year it could be worse or better. I am still thinking about it. Bet you are too...... I love what you have been doing to the place. Thank you for letting me join in on your farm. Really ........you are very good with providing the mental "food" my brain and emotions need. I bet you could be a possible prescription for slightly depressed smart people. 😊 Again thank you. Looking forward to next video dose......lol.

[@robinmoxley3798]

So glad the little guy figured it out!😅

[@Harvesttimebluegrassgospel]

I have a similar corner. I toss a corral panel in it and tie it. Really helps the movement.

[@joybogacki6607]

You are so hard working, you seem to know just what to do. I would need so much help.

[@jessecolston3362]

I would put two chains on the gate till you change the set up. Great videos.

[@debbietanner7395]

Love your videos 😊

[@tmichael_54]

You need an "out of order" sign on that teat😊

[@thomasheaney2087]

Thanks

[@kerryohara1970]

Another awesome video Tyler! Watching from Australia, with no farming background, but I sure do hang out for each video! One thing though, need to get the box scrapper in the corral and level everything so you can walk more safely rather than risk a sprained ankle!

[@sandraarnold3160]

I noticed that, too. If you know you have to pass through there much, it would be a good thing to do.

[@bluetocop]

mother with the big udder

[@guswatts]

New to the channel. Would love some playlists by year. We are trying to catch up and binge watch but after each video we get kicked to another KZbinr. Maybe playlist by years . Love watching your story!

[@coyroberts8356]

Cool😊

[@patrickmitchell6631]

Yep some of my older cows lift there leg and don't want the calf to suck or bag to low ,same the world over ,we are in Galway Ireland 🇮🇪

[@freds3391]

Great job with everything! With your corral protection fence by your squeeze chute; what about placing pipe about 4 feet into ground that has an inner diameter that matches the outer diameter of the posts to your panels? Then, if you want remove your panels you can cap the buried posts off and they would be at ground level and not to be sticking up to pop a tire or trip over. Obviously you would have to likely build the panels with legs at least 3-3.5 feet long out of a gauge steel that will withstand some abuse of cattle. Just my two cents.

[@johnzink3309]

thx

[@robertnelson607]

Things are really looking great 👍. Have you ever thought of putting grease fittings on the hinges of your gates 🤔

[@sandiameen8812]

Yeah 🎉

[@rhondahasegawa2853]

😊

[@dgrforfreedom61]

❤❤❤