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[@jrsf222]

Always watching because of “who and what you are…not so much what you do‼️

[@farmertylerranch4399]

I appreciate that!

[@lastoeck]

You never have to hope you’ll see us again, Tyler. A herd of cattle couldn’t keep us away from your videos!

[@sweetteil1081]

You can keep your snakes, I really don’t want them. But I still say you need longer videos. You do so much unique things that you should make them 30 minutes Farmer Tyler😊😊😊

[@denault3985]

Farmer Tyler Ranch, making everyday tasks interesting.

[@AndrewGarkey87]

Keep up the hard work, Tyler. Love watching your videos.

[@sharonhooks9071]

Nothings easy on the farm! Great job,Tyler.

[@tonywise3705]

Great to hear about water table, you're an expert pulling broken posts

[@hattiecolley54]

Always enjoy Watching U, Bellie and Callie and my Favorites the Cows. Great Temperament U have Tyler. U work so hard, but I bet au got it Honest. Do Not forget to eat well, and Keep it Pushing!

[@kevingordon7426]

Neat watching you use that old farm jack.

[@paulatristan8189]

See ya in the next video Mr Tyler 😃👍🏽🎉🐄

[@herdingcats3850]

Tyler, suggestion: 4 ft extension high using same sprinkler heads. Next, using your excellent welding skills, cage each against cattle. T posts w/barbed wire would do. Result, less time spent doing same job repeatedly.

[@karenexner6848]

Love watching your channel!! I was so happy to see the cows coming towards you when you called them.....for whatever reason that makes me smile. Belly sure has grown fast. We have watched you & your channel grow over the years.............All I can say is your "Grandpa would be Very Proud".

[@VickiLyons-g4y]

“Never a shortage of work on a farm.” And you wouldn’t have it any other way! It’s what you love to do. Keep on farmin’!😊🌻☮️

[@LydiaUtsinger-b3r]

Well the dogs are loving it ❤❤🎉🎉🎉😂

[@donnaml8776]

Always taking great care of everything. Thanks for sharing.

[@barbaraberrier8840]

So good to see projects being finished, but knowing there are always more projects to come. Smoky and Littles are always ready for a bottle. They are so cute.

[@T_157-40]

Genius how you removed the lower fence post that was rotten!

[@jacqueline-fc8wb]

That's what I thought too.😊

[@robynmorris7945]

Smokey and Littles wanted to make sure you were tearing down that fence properly. Yep, projects move up the priority list, usually depending on other factors.

[@robertsimmons3556]

Good updates, work, to do's that time of the year! Good post FTR!

[@jaclynalley809]

Just returned home from Yosemite, Fresno and Sacramento California. we saw the stockyards at Galt. I was telling my mom and sister thats where Farmer Tyler Ranch sells his calves. Back in Virginia now. Got the hay equipment hooked up and ready for hay cutting!

[@coyroberts8356]

That gas’s is crazy!!😊

[@mletgrice63]

We appreciate your work ethics! Love your videos! Keep them coming! Sweet family!❤

[@freddylove9914]

GREAT JOB TYLER

[@Ann-x2i8o]

The shovel was your best friend today ❤

[@suzannesund4595]

Nice work ! It’s like you’ve done this for decades, just like your grandpa and great uncle !!! ❤❤❤

[@jerrygibs8120]

Thank you Farmer Tyler for another interesting video. Responsibility and conviction will get you through every task, day and emergency. Enjoy your videos and family when they can be a part. I'm near my 73rd birthday with no children, grandchildren or beyond so, I do enjoy what you do and your family past and present. Blessings of safety, strength, health, discernment and success in His Holy Name. ❤☝🙏🙌💪👊🤠

[@maryherbert9082]

I've often wondered if you ever see rattle snakes.

[@andrepretorius9403]

Greetings from South Africa. Yes I have also been thinking of suggesting a change to a stronger sprinkler system with the oil pipes. Love to hear

[@jackiebinns6205]

Hello farmer Tyler and family 👪 have a great day 😅

[@ImpHalla66]

Come on cows!!

[@manleybrittain1296]

Great video today with lots of variety!

[@AutoCrete]

Granted back in the day posts went in with a 14 lb post maul or the ever speedy [sarc] hand powered auger, I still get reminded how much I don't miss fencing.

[@scotthay7996]

I enjoy your videos and watching your ranch thrive. Just a suggestion on the pasture sprinklers. Maybe put a 3" PVC pipe over each sprinkler riser and pound it in so just the sprinkler head is exposed. This might give the riser a bit more protection from the herd pushing against them. Happy Ranching to you and your family.

[@jackiebinns6205]

You should play them some music sometime cows love it 😂😂🎉🎉

[@anneoreilly4900]

New grease gun? I enjoy seeing your life get a bit easier. Thx for the grease tip.

[@reaskelton4939]

Always a full plate - life of a farmer

[@jackdawg4579]

To be honest with you, when i get a run of rotted out posts like that, with stumps left in the ground, it looks like an awfully good spot to put in a walk through gate. I put the walk through gate posts each side of the first stump in the ground, that then offsets the rest of the holes for the new posts enough that i can just dig all new holes and not worry about the stumps left in the ground...

[@marciaolson4878]

Hi FT! Lots of work today for you as usual! Sure do love the birds singing today. Beautiful day there. Please stay away from those rattlers!😬😬❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@ElsaInCa]

Once you mentioned rattlesnakes, I was nervous you would encounter one in every grassy area! Two questions about snakes: are they a danger to the cattle, and do you give your dogs snake aversion training so they don’t get bitten by a snake?

[@robertkelley1990]

The steers are looking good and there is always more job to be done have a good day.

[@RoundTopRanchWY]

Hey Tyler, anytime I put post in the ground. I put Henry’s black mastic on the ends to avoid rot.

[@a.s.c.2909]

You could drive a steel post by those sprinklers and add a few feet of plastic pipe to get the sprinkler above the post then clamp the riser pipe to the post. You could see them all if you’re driving in the pasture or mowing. Cows could still damage them but not quite as easy.

[@nadeenflynn9673]

So much repair work to keep everything maintained. At least you have lots of ‘helpers’! Always interesting variety to your day.

[@debwoods6011]

You work so hard. Love watching your videos. You seem to be such a down to earth (pun intended) person

[@streetrodder2846]

Seems like there ought to be a way to protect the sprinklers.

[@linjat-t2o]

Always enjoy watching your videos. Thanks for sharing this with us

[@allysonh6410]

Great job, Tyler! 🐂🇺🇸⚓️

[@AieMem67]

GOD BLESSING YOU 🙏 true always hard work 💪

[@chadjensen861]

Nice video!!, could a guy try a wire cattle panel bent into circle around each sprinkler with 3-4 steel post on inside to hold up from cattle rubbing panel inwards…wire cattle panel shouldn’t hinder sprinkler performance.

[@RoBA7]

I always feared the snakes when I was taking care of the cattle outside or during other activities although we do not have rattle snakes here in Switzerland. Good luck and thanks for the content!

[@jeffmurdock2713]

If you drive a metal stake beside the sprinklers, then putting a hose clamp around it, maybe that will take care of it.

[@liljoeii6091]

That's awesome idea how you pull up those posts up out of ground THANK YOU FOR THE VIDEO

[@joannemurnaghan8921]

Hi Tyler is me again love you channel ❤❤❤❤❤❤ the little bottle calf I just love running for there bottle and of course the rest of your herd

[@usbpphillips]

Pop up sprinklers would probably work better. They would also be out of the way so you could mow if you needed to.

[@gracefulglowandco]

Looove watching your videos!!⚜

[@RonaldChappus]

On those broken water pipes,why not build a small re bar cage such as a tomato plant hangar.Would save a lot on repairs.

[@teresacahlik6887]

Could you show a picture of you and your grandfather from back in the day? I know he would be proud of your hard work keeping the ranch thriving.

[@dalecharlick]

On your sprinkler heads to keep them protected why don't u set a 4x4 post at each head and run the pvc up the post then at abut 2 ft or so mount the head there. that would keep the cows from breaking it off so easy. Cut the post at the height u want the head.

[@thomasheaney2087]

Thanks

[@tedduke1699]

very clever post stump removal

[@johnnylindsey5808]

Good job

[@lindakinsey1093]

Your ground is getting as dry as mine. For so much rain. Dried out rather quickly. Not a good thing. Irrigation is good. Berry vines are a head ache. But good eating.

[@TJbaseliner]

Why not extend the sprinkler riser to about waist high and stack some old tires around them filled with dirt?

[@richardperry9095]

Maybe you could push the stubborn steers to the gate with your drone and save steps?

[@jennifermartinus4929]

Hey, new subscriber from Denmark. Dont the snake bite the cows ?

[@threesisters47]

An idea for sprinkler head. Could you put a tire around each sprinkler?

[@KathrynCarbone-u7v]

Snakes are deaf…but they can smell you & feel the vibrations of your movements.

[@RoBA7]

The internet says they can hear although they have no outside ear!

[@shawley985]

Have you considered putting an "orange work cone" over your sprinkler heads using a riser thru the top? Seems like cows would shy away from bright colors... Just a thought. Steve

[@edadpops1709]

Hi lift jack for the win

[@carmenmendez6836]

Can you put some of that wire around the box you just fixed to safeguard the vent?

[@johanclaessens2803]

I've seen you so many times fix sprinklers that break the bulls. And I think this will continue to be a recurring work. Wouldn't it be a solution to make the sprinkler of the right height, place a plastic tube with a fairly large diameter over it just below the sprinkler so that it can still spray the water and then fill it with concrete ? Of course, the plastic pipe will have to be buried in the ground and I also think that you have to drive some iron poles deeper into the ground so that the bulls cannot push the construction over. It is just an idea which will involve some work at the moment but in the long run it may save a great deal of working time and costs.

[@christinamoneyhan5688]

FTR or anyone else, has anyone ever thought about building a 1 foot round hollow hole saw out of a good solid steel pipe that could be driven off of a post hole set up ? I don’t think it would be too hard and then you could just run it around the rotted off post to cut the ground hopefully making the post pull out easier. Just a thought.👍🙏🏽🇺🇸✌🏻😎

[@KJMJ1228]

As much you spend on sprinklers heads. You should put cages around them for protection

[@xtender5]

Man, constantly reseating those sprinkler heads seems like a pain. Are you sure it's not worth your time to weld up some cages out or rebar or something?

[@egrace3738]

I just realized something... surely you have water or Gatorade to drink while out working?? Especially on hot days 🌞

[@carolynh8866]

Just went through that same process to get some rotted stumps out at my place. It sure is a pain when they rot of .😅 and you have to dig them out

[@danieljames4126]

just wondering why u keep fixing them broken sprinklers. when u can use pex pipe and it will bend and not break .. put 3 post around each sprinkler T-PEE STYLE so each post pushes against each other for stability and problem solved I've done this and has worked for years...look how much water u could save ...im guessing quite a lot..much less ur time...good videos..

[@mevoy123]

Would it help your sprinklers to put them in a metal sleeve using some of that oilfield pipe you have?

[@user-ob3xt4jg9y]

I have no decent sprinkler suggestions, but there must be an inexpensive solution. Are cattle scared of the rattle of rattlesnakes? If so, possibly rig something up that will trigger a rattle when they approach a spout?

[@joannfarrell8794]

Would putting a T-post next to the water sprinklers in the field keep the cattle from breaking them off? Or would the T-posts just be in the way of the water flow? Just wondering.

[@cynthiaj4863]

Good morning Farmer Tyler...love your videos! I ❤️ flood irrigation! I have it one my lil one acre and it's beautiful to watch.

[@farmertylerranch4399]

Good morning, Thank you!

[@petergielen5905]

Thx for sharing

[@selfretired3025]

This may sound strange but would a simple tomato cage over the sprinklers help the cattle to know where they are?

[@coyroberts8356]

Cool thanks 😊

[@davidstoddard9160]

Rather than replace the post why not just pour cement in a hole under the existing old pole and put in the cement a metal holder for the old post to be attached to?

[@johnwood7372]

Why don’t you use a couple well tiles to protect the pvc pipe?

[@paulpochan9631]

... A Cliffhanger unit next episode.....

[@roygilmore2968]

You have possibly covered this before, but how exactly does the well/pump work? I have not seen the big overflow tank before. Curious as to the purpose and function. Thanks for all you do.

[@loriegreene9375]

In this episode the most interesting thing to me was the well system. Do you know the year it was placed. Is your home also connected to same well or is it just for the cows? About how much does it cost to run the well? Typing this I realized that you could not be using it for your house because you said it is a bit rusty at first because you only use it in the summer.

[@scotsoaring5373]

A recent study showed that 1 out of 3 people in a relationship are cheating. Now I've just got to figure out if it's my wife or my girlfriend.

[@johnzink3309]

Thx

[@williamsmith5514]

Sonne Ranch or Sleep ranch might make you a good offer on your excess round bales Mate .

[@robertensign8786]

The cost to truck the bales that far would be absolutely insane. It’s not practical to truck cow hay that far, or even a few hundred miles.

[@TJbaseliner]

@@robertensign8786 I'm willing to wager that every bit of hay grown in northern Nevada gets trucked to the central valley of California. That's more than a few hundred miles.

[@robertensign8786]

@@TJbaseliner that is true, but it’s mainly high end horse hay and high end dairy quality alfalfa that gets trucked. It’s not “cow hay”. But what do I know, I only live in Shasta county and run cattle on 478 acres and have family and friends with hay ranches all Over the north state primarily up north.

[@Flowing23]

👍👍

[@jasonnewborn8186]

Do you ever need to regrade your irrigation checks?

[@keithhughes2936]

Maybe weed eat inside the vent area to keep the cows from pushing or trying to eat the grass inside. Take the interest away.

[@briangrammer898]

❤❤VIDEO ❤❤

[@lorineidtinytoadplot744]

Do the snakes ever bite the cattle ?

[@lindablandon5286]

What kills the berry vines and thistles? Do you spray anything on them?

[@bobkelly2447]

man I dunno ! I would think there would be a better setup for the sprinklers in the steer pasture.... problem is WHAT ? you can't put in a post on each one because then ya can't mow it. and the cow's can hurt themselves real bad on just a post sticking out of the ground so a post idea is out. maybe there is a quick disconnect fitting that you could use on the base of each sprinkler ? cheap plastic ones and above them use thin wall pipe. Cows will still brake them off but you could simply glue up a bunch of replacements and just pop them in as they break them off similar to what your doing now but it would be faster in the long run.... but those plastic fittings aren't real cheap and you would need a ton of them and you would still need your plumbing gear with you to repair a few as some of the new fittings would fail instead of the pipe..... $150~$200 bucks is alot of money to try something that may or may not be better.... what your doing now works, it's cheap and it doesn't take too long because you already know the drill....maybe a flexible hose section that will bend instead of brake is the answer here ? that shouldn't be too expensive but still have the strength to hold the sprinkler up maybe ???? or a couple of water cannons ? their's got to be a better way.....

[@Leoforever79]

Good Morning. Better you than me. Really dislike snakes. Scream like a girl everytime.... 😊