Running the Heifers through the Squeeze Chute. It's time to vaccinate.

[@johnzink3309]

Love the FTR T-shirt

[@kathyline11]

Nice shirt! Farmer Tyler Ranch! I'm sure he appreciates your support!!

[@farmertylerranch4399]

I sure do!

[@bhensel100]

Lesson learned the hard way. When pulling the strings on feed bags, only pull enough to open the bag. That way you have access to the feed/ fertilizer or whatever and the string, paper tag are attached and easy to keep everything together until disposal

[@Dudleydidright]

Glad everything worked out well. Do what's right for you. Don't worry about those who don't work YOUR land. Your farm is really coming together.

[@batpherlangkharkrang7976]

Hi.... Evan and Rebecca you both are doing good job beautiful great keep it up bye 👋 bye 👋 bye 👋 bye 👋👍👍👍

[@farmertylerranch4399]

Nice work you two!

[@joerodrigues3816]

Great job as always many thanks for sharing your experience and all the best to you all as always

[@georgezeroles2477]

Next time you have a burn pile with metal in it ,dig a hole first then all the metal will already be in a hole not spread all over the ground. I like your channel, keep up the good work. George Phoenix AZ

[@senval6511]

Short, kind, and helpful KZbin comment section reply. Gotta love unsung heroes like this one!

[@CountryViewAcres]

Yes, I don't think I will burn in the field again. The next place will be better suited.

[@greghamann2099]

Good thinking!

[@stevensaxon8888]

Evan here in ga our vets will ai the cows, plus they'll teach you how.​@@CountryViewAcres

[@ronaldlee2376]

Oxygen would not be available in the pit, to burn brush, etc. effectively. This is not an new concept, but a proven one over time.

[@olddawgdreaming5715]

Worked out really great for you folks and the animals too. Fantastic job both of you. Fred.

[@athenarocar]

Last episode dusty was destined for the stew pot... you mean to tell me it was just coincidence that his feet got tied up😂

[@CountryViewAcres]

He almost went in the stew pot today. He was giving Rebekah trouble.

[@AfterTheRains]

Looking forward to seeing the little spring lambs jumping about.

[@CountryViewAcres]

First lambs were born today.

[@AfterTheRains]

@@CountryViewAcres Superb! Congratulations.

[@janetnightingale3595]

I get so excited when I see a new posting from Country View Acres. Thank you for sharing your journey with us. God Bless!

[@stevenvogel6234]

I believe that it’s all about the calm, when you work with critters. You did well

[@SabineRiverValley]

Poor Dusty! I like that bird.

[@a.b.2458]

Maybe give them a special treat while in the chute. Love your video's, thank you for sharing.

[@loulauer5853]

Nice to see that you had a successful effort with the cows! You guys deserve a break once in a while!

[@d.j.robinson9424]

Love the Farmer Tyler Ranch T-shirt. 👍👍💚🐑🐑🐑🐂🐂🐴🐮

[@dustoff1472]

She is a farm animal nurse. Nice job. Enjoying the channel. Tks for sharing.

[@edsecorr7812]

Great job you two work good together love your videos thank you

[@ledzepcleo]

I look forward to all your videos!

[@robertwingard3033]

Contact your County extension agent!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@ronaldlee2376]

When slowly directing cattle or sheep, keep your arms out stretched in a T formation. This makes animals see you as larger & more intimidating.....it works.

[@carlolson1203]

Great progress. Congratulations.

[@MaynardFamilyHomestead]

That squeeze chute was a great investment!

[@mckleibrink]

Talk to a local dairy and see if they would breed her. When we had show heifers, we would take them to a dairy for a month to get them bred.

[@larrysmith8406]

hope you get to feeling better soon always look forward to your videos

[@nhmountainwoman3203]

Great job Rebecca and Evan. If you have a Veterinary program in your area maybe check to see if they have students that could come to do the AI for experience. Best of luck with your lambing. 🐑

[@thomasgraves9011]

If youre not aware, a wire hook can be used to catch a chickens leg. They are commercially available but they’re easily made with a stiff piece of wire.

[@marymigliore3396]

That went well. You work so good together ! I LOVE YOU GUYS !!! 🥰🥰

[@randybutler4772]

Thank you for sharing.🐂

[@sandraengstrand2784]

Maya loves her daddy!!! Well done taking care of your herd! 💉❤️‍🩹

[@jerrystout3032]

Great Job guys!😇!😇!

[@deannaoverstreet4146]

Al way enjoy your videos! Thank you!

[@wileycoyotesr8623]

Good to see R's knee working well.

[@marvincombs1928]

Love your content and what you have with your orchard and your garden bud I am jealous. Keep up the good work.

[@stevedrew5425]

I put my chute in an alleyway that leads to pasture they walk through it once a day

[@milohampson1351]

The next eclipse seems to be crossing near yall.Hope to see it on your video! Good work!

[@okiegrandma1154]

Suggestion. Contact your local FFA instructor for a AI source, should be a lot of AI people. I had my daughter's sows AI from our local FFA group.

[@greghamann2099]

Great Idea. The FFA is a great resource.

[@cue881-yo7kz]

Having the right equipment makes the job easier! Congratulations!

[@codyredman6464]

Neat stuff, I actually work at your local ag supplier and that’s how I found you guys. Keep up the good work

[@elainedegoede6276]

Great to watch you guys work with your friendly animals. Love them. ❤

[@Ad_venture666]

Great Video Evan & Rebekka 👍🏻

[@kkeenan536]

Just watched FTR live! 😁 Hope you’re able to find a bull. Maya sure is beautiful 🤎

[@rancancookcanoy9768]

We enjoy your videos. Was good to see the vacations went well with the animals. Thank you for sharing your life on the farm with us. Have a great rest of your week.

[@IreneWood-w4m]

Dusty is one handsome boy!!!

[@MoneypitHomestead]

Thanks for another great video, Evan. Rebekah and you did a great job with the animals, and it looks like the Squeeze Chute will work great. We had a head gate years ago, but it didn’t work as slick as the Squeeze Chute worked. I understood what you were doing in the video, where you were spreading potash, and why you were not using the burned material. I thought you had said something about that, but I would have thought that would have been understood. Well, I had better run and do something today, and until next time, may God bless your days the way He always blesses ours! Donald

[@kellyodom9596]

Been waiting to see this! Thanks.

[@ritasnider2998]

Love watching you two

[@darlenehoover6577]

Lol, I like the way Mo and Elly stood there for each other. 😁

[@georgedavidson1221]

Nice video. Good luck. Want to see the new lambs !!!

[@williamwhite1596]

Nice ! God Bless !!!

[@countrygirl23]

Hello! Really enjoy watching your videos. Love seeing homesteaders! I remember my grandfather taking his sheep and flipping them over right on their backs for shearing. They cooperated very well. Gramps and my dad held the sheep for shots. And when the pigs were castrated, dad held, gramps cast em and done quickly. I remember watching this as a child. I sure miss hanging around my grandparents farm. They had a lot of chickens, sheep, pigs, and cows. Great memories! See you on the next video!

[@AdamDeal-KF0PRI]

you got real lucky! although two is easier when you are calm and be gentle. dealing with 150 head is a whole other story!

[@blackbumble9988]

Hey Evvan, you need to curve the front up like your boat, so it will not dig in the grass when you pull it.

[@doncc6080]

Maya the best entertainment there is.

[@Dan-qy1rg]

Good job getting them all their shots, good equipment makes for an easier task. I have a Tarter sweep pen with head gate, makes our job easier and safer. Burying that ash was what I would have done too, which I did under similar circumstances. Take care of your cold, I've had mine for a few weeks. Enjoyed watching, I hope you have a good Friday and weekend too.

[@briankrafczyk523]

wisdom. well done, well said

[@charleswappes2619]

I love the sound of the Spring Peepers in the background during the outro.

[@chrisobertin1690]

Banded, vaccinated and de-wormed the little bulls on my friends farm this week. Took advantage of the nice weather we had.

[@bezmark7528]

You guys are amazing ! Thanks for the video entertainment.

[@walterchapman2884]

Love that Mia and those big brown eyes. Always enjoy your videos 😊

[@danielheartsill4269]

My next door neighbor in suburban Dallas Tx. has very small peaches on his trees. We have had a lot of warm weather in the past two weeks and are quickly approaching our normal last frost. I hate cold weather and am very glad it is gone, hopefully as anything can happen. Growing up in Oklahoma, we had a famous person, Will Rodgers, who said if you don't like the weather in Oklahoma, wait a minute. That also applies to north Texas as well.

[@sandratalbert9578]

That was interesting to watch you use the chute to vaccinate the cows and sheep.

[@1RyanDaugherty]

You guys should really consider building a small bud box in your barn there. You’d be amazed at how well cattle flow through one, and the way you guys patiently handle your animals would make it work that much better. I think you’ve got room to make that work, even if you have to put the box outside and lead into the alleyway inside.

[@michaelblum6222]

Thank you for the explanation. It clears mine and everyone else question on this.

[@jeffpatterson9824]

Nice setup, always enjoy watching

[@karencary3312]

You did great!!!

[@Thomtleonard]

That makes good sense.Remember, you can't please.Everybody so please yourself keep it up

[@jamesmorrison1884]

Hello Evan Rebecca enjoyed your video. Nice work have a great day.

[@marilynwitherell186]

Great video.

[@jamesharless5357]

Good work guys!👍🏻

[@carlinkay1151]

Great T-shirt, love Farmer Tyler Ranch!

[@MichaelAllanTorrey]

Hey Evan. Beautiful livestock. And I am NOT giving up beef! ❤🇺🇸🍀

[@davidclipperton6449]

Love the FTR shirt! Love both of your channels!

[@blackbumble9988]

Hey Evvan, use a winch attached to the tractor to drag woods from among the trees

[@da1shark]

Cattle can also ingest the metal when grazing. You can give cattle magnet cow pills to help collect the metal ingested. As a kid I would play with these strong magnets.

[@DKMFarms]

Love the Shirt and I know Farmer Tyler Ranch would to. You and him have great channels. You two help inspire me on my channel. Thank you both. (ps. hoping Tyler see this as well lol. Now to his live)

[@larrysmith8406]

maybe a long rod that will fit the holes on the chute that goes from the top and thru the gate and out the bottom holes will work and easy and fast to throw it on next time

[@greghamann2099]

I am surprised it did not come with one. Some do.

[@patblaney3895]

Good vlog guys Mia is like a Big puppy

[@blackbumble9988]

Hey Evvan, your videos really make me de-stress. YOU BOTH SHOULD PROTECT YOUR EYES AND EARS WHEN USING THOSE CIRCLE SAWS .. take my humble advice. 73 and watching from Toronto

[@arlodewald5378]

Pruning at this time is a little bit late , on less prune very few or very little in size . You might have to pick a few of the blooming flowers off so that they don't break branches as the fruit comes on and gets bigger . Once the saps are up in the trees , pruning is hard on the trees , as well as fruit production later on in the year .

[@leolarocque-h4e]

Like the video Evan ,Reb. Vaccination to.

[@garystlaske7703]

Great Video, glad things went well with the shots.

[@mrclaus859]

Thanks Guys

[@chipperstamper]

Love your videos

[@69kauffman]

Really appreciate your videos and hope you keep them coming. You may want to look into a hydraulic trimming stand for your sheep. They work great and once they get used to it they will be easy to work on the animals.

[@robertdknight]

Get well soon. The ash thing makes complete sense. I thought you made it pretty clear on the original video. You would have had to go thru that heap one shovel at a time to weed out the metal with the magnet. LOL You did the right thing because of the source of the ash. Great video. The animal chute plan is awesome. Are you going to weld the chute so that it'll allow for that top connector on the red gates? Take care

[@장호짱-u1z]

😀 Well watching youtube channel..thanks for your efforts.!!

[@williebones53]

Don’t put off the pruning of your fruit trees any longer. make it a priority. there are plenty of KZbin videos on how to prune various varieties of fruit trees. now is the time to get that taken care of. 😊

[@corydriver7634]

For small scale operations the natural way to impregnate is the best way to go. Find a reputable breeder and take your cow there. The bull’s owner should have some sort of guarantee for success.

[@stephaniewilson3955]

You might want to take a look at The Hoof GP to see about setting up a loading chute. You will have to look for one of the older videos as he tends to be at farms with fixed chutes these days.

[@ellisc.foleyjr9778]

From what I seen those shots were a piece of cake! it/they went very well. it could have gone a lot worse. so happy it didn't and smart idea on the ash. makes a lot of sense to me. good call . Thanks for sharing. ECF

[@davidgourdie3691]

An alternative to injections would possibly be a pour on drench on the spine just before the tail.Excellent crush,but those pens will have to be tall and stout if you're going to run beef cattle.Otherwise they can jump out of the pens(Been there,got the tshirt).

[@masonbryan7420]

I enjoy the channel and by no means am I an expert but I have been around cattle quite a bit and I would not recommend making Mya a pet. Once they start pushing around on you like she is doing they get dangerous without being aggressive, meaning they could seriously hurt you without meaning to.

[@KSimmonsKenny]

She is like a puppy dog; I am glad you don't have to send her to freezer camp.

[@BillsCountrysideAdventures]

Good job guys, hope you get better soon mate

[@johnsadler8637]

When we had a recalcitrant animal, we never pushed with our arms. On ours, that would have been an invitation to get kicked. We stepped up on the side boards of the entrance alley to get above the potential kick zone, and then dropped in behind the animal too close for a kick. Literally in contact with the animal’s legs. Then we grabbed as far forward as we could onto the boards about shoulder level, and then walked forward, pushing the animals forward with our thighs. So we lightened the backs of the animals, and they aren’t very strong pushing back against us. We pushed large (well over 1,000 lb) animals that didn’t want to go into the chute. It was the easiest way to do it, and it was done without getting kicked.

[@EricElmore-wm1lt]

I live in Newton and run a few cows and we’ve been watching your channel for a long while now and me and my family really enjoy your channel. Something that I think may help you out is if you put a long sucker rod from your squeeze Shute to your corral gates to pin them together. Again really enjoy your channel. Sincerely Eric Elmore

[@jessefurqueron5555]

Boy that brought back some memories. Except w 40-50 head at a time in a pen whom needed convincing 😉. “Vet” days. Shots, pills, ear tags and some steer “making”.

[@greghamann2099]

A real farm.

[@mariesheppard3750]

I can not believe people did not understand you don t put ash with staples on a Field . You showed you were burning old fencing, , Shot s went well good job