Spring Cattle Work Part 1- Home Ranch

[@manleybrittain1296]

Old Buddy sure grew up and still loves you like a mom, lol! That was a ton of work for one man, Tyler!

[@dm55]

Over a 100K subscribers. Congrats. Who ever thought Buddy would become that big?

[@paulat5921]

Callie is a good dog. She stayed in the truck when you told her too. Good dog.

[@gregedmand9939]

They talk about flies being the national bird of Australia... But we saw up close what a formidable enemy they are anywhere they can reach these numbers. Not only do they annoy the cattle and the people caring for them, they literally are taking money from the farmer's pocket. The amount having to be spent on counter measures is bad enough. But it's the weight loss caused by bothering the beasts that must hurt the most.

[@cancermonkey7334]

Body condition on your animals looks excellent. Flies in the summer are always a battle. Fight the good fight.

[@freds3391]

Tyler great job working your herd alone! I agree, get that oil pipe and get your pen safe and secure. It will benefit you in so many ways. You will have less stress working your cattle, it increases the safety of your herd and that translates to your safety. You are such a hard worker! You’re doing well with getting your ranch in working order. I can’t wait to see you updating the corral fencing. STAY SAFE and HAPPY!

[@robertsimmons3556]

Clearly a long and successful day! It will never cease to amaze me how you work all the cows solo! Good day, good post FTR!

[@Hoosier60]

Farmer Tyler had to deal with some cows with a lot of attitude that day. The bulls looked to be a lot calmer!😂😂

[@flossdaly8274]

What a great day. You accomplished a lot. Those are some "Big ass cows". That's the technical term...I think.

[@territn8871]

I always enjoy watching you work the cattle. It amazes me how you're able to do it all by yourself cause that's a lot of cattle to handle. Oh, did the baby stay in her hiding spot without the cows bothering her? I still think "Tiny" is a cute name for her! Glad the white bull got fly spray...he was covered in flies.

[@scottbalak7123]

That is a lot of work for one man and one day. I bet you sleep well that night! :)

[@marilynwitherell186]

Your amazing Tyler, doing all that by your self, just amazing

[@denault3985]

Super Tyler, handles all the cattle tasks alone which normally requires a crew of two to three.

[@austinpatterson1352]

Farmer tyler ranch I hope you have a great day

[@dennishayes65]

Tyler, hope you didn’t forget the little calf sleeping behind the upside down water tank. Buddy is still tame as ever.

[@marciaolson4878]

Buddy just mossies out taking his time! He’s grown a lot! This has been a very busy day Tyler! Great job, bet you sleep good tonight! Love your vids always! God’s blessing to you and yours!❤❤

[@terresiagregg9326]

Good morning Tyler have an awesome day on the farm today be careful working those cows

[@terresiagregg9326]

I'd say you are beat you need someone to help you so it won't be so hard on you

[@heatherclayton-callaghan4270]

He's just doing a normal man's work fay on the land. My Dad and all other farmers I was raised around farmed their land and animals on their own. Tyler's just running a one man ranch and handling it very well. He's doing a great job on his own and def doesn't need anyone else cutting into the small amount he makes from this gig. They breed them tough to live off the land. Great work Tyler , you make this old heart proud 🇦🇺🤗🙏💞👍👏🇺🇲 GODS ABUNDANT GRACE & BLESSINGS BE UPON YOU & YOURS.🙏🙏🙏

[@lindakinsey1093]

Thanks for being so calm throughout the whole day or at least while you were videoing. You are doing a great job.

[@kathybrunson2390]

Another great video!

[@snipe757]

That sure is a good day's work. The gate at 15:08 was surprisingly melodic. That could be incorporated into the FTR soundtrack! Always great to see Buddy. He's quite a character.

[@allysonh6410]

Ya! Lol sounded like music to me!! 😂

[@donnaml8776]

It’s been cold here in Upstate New York for June. With the smoke from the fires up north we’ve had from 30° at night to 60° during the day, and also no rain. The farmers are concerned here. Some lost crops back in May because of a late frost, and now no rain. Hopefully we’ll get some in the next couple of days. I’ve come to really appreciate how dangerous your job can be, especially because you’re doing it by yourself. That being said you keep the cattle all so calm. Buddy is so cute and funny, so laid back. I get such a kick out of seeing him, I’m so glad you include him. Did that little late calf get back with her mama? I’m sure she did, and I’m sure you were exhausted by that time. You got it done. And made it look easy. I’m glad you were spraying, because those flies were getting really bad. It’s funny I was just thinking about those pesky flies. Okay so now you’re half done. Now the winter pasture and what about those at the steer pasture. And on top of all your work you’re filming, and making it interesting. Great job Farmer Tyler Range! I enjoy your videos. Thanks for posting. Greetings to you and your beautiful family from Upstate New York. 👋🏻😁

[@marilyncapehart663]

Hi Tyler you always do a great Job with your Cattle’s and you work so hard, but that’s what you like doing 6-8-2023👍🏽👍🏽❤️., Buddy Got Really Big

[@southtexashay777]

Ft I wish I had you energy and Cat like reflexes when working cattle. We were tagging F1 Wagyu babies 2 days ago and that happen, the calf took off with the tagger on it ear 😮😲

[@michellenicholes2087]

I built a small cow-calf ranch many years ago. After five years and building the ranch my Aunt sold the land and took it from me. So I really enjoy watching you build yours. Really brings back great memories. Love seeing you fabricate things too.

[@Chipgillette]

Thanks for bringing us along.👮🏻‍♂️👍Chip

[@lorrieannesilvey474]

Loved watching this. How is the tiny baby and it's momma?

[@karenschuster9831]

Those were tons of flies on Riveter....holy flies. Glad everything went well with the vaccinations and fly deterrent and tagging. Hope you had a good rest of the day with your family.

[@robertmcdaniel588]

Thanks for sharing, this was one of my favorite episodes - great technique and the reality of dealing with cows/ livestock.

[@ernestinephillipsawesome4295]

AWESOME👍 ranching.

[@nadeenflynn9673]

Great work on the ranch today. The cows, calves, and bulls all look to be in such great condition. And baby calf slept through it?

[@davidkraft3690]

Full days work, Well Done.

[@tamstertx63]

Calf crop is looking really good this year! Hope you got some good rain out of those clouds rolling in

[@tracymacfarlan8959]

I enjoyed watching you work your herd ! That little oopsie baby sure looked nice and comfy behind the water trough.looks like she is growing well ❣️

[@randy6650]

I always enjoyed workiing cattle😊

[@jackdawg4579]

wow. you could see the flies on the light coloured bull in the crush, you were not kidding about them being bad!

[@liljoeii6091]

You're probably happy the end of the day coming. You got a burned out Thank you for the video

[@LarsonFamilyFarm-LLC]

Enjoyed it...your tan bull had a lot of flies...new world record!

[@chrisgilbert2152]

LORD.. by yourself!! youre a STUD!!!

[@jerrycopley9325]

Would be nice if you had some help lol you do awesome job working alone ! I was thinking a couple young teenage boys would be a big help to you and they could learn skills for the future. But the old saying if you want it done right... do it yourself lol thanks for videos always enjoy

[@montana4939]

Amazing you can do all of that work by yourself, I take my hat off to you .

[@michaeldove5472]

Can't believe all the things you do by yourself. I always enjoyed working cows and calves. I had to laugh when that cow knocked the tag remover out of you hand, same thing happened to me only it was metal syringe.

[@joannemurnaghan8921]

Another video I’m excited you mad my day

[@miguelavelasquez8056]

Hay Tyler good job on running your herd through your shute went pretty smooth your got it down pretty good now thank you for sharing

[@billreal76]

GREAT work! Love watching the cattle work.

[@patriciabeyer8029]

Good morning.

[@JohnVanRuiten]

Bismark 586 LBs, and he's already sired a calf. That's gonna be quite the bull!

[@ZanGypsyQueen]

Hello again from Minnesota! Watching your camera antics with vaccinations I had an idea. Select a good camera location and make a mounting bracket to hold the tripod. Then the next time your in the working corral you can set up and be sure the angles are right and your camera is safe. Repeat in other areas as needed. Love your channel. Crack on.

[@wykeishacraft6820]

Hi to FTR and all others around too. Thanks for sharing the videos❤i love wat hing them. You are a care taker for the family and these animals. 😊😊Everyone have a bless weekend hugs and prayers😊😊😊❤

[@austinpatterson1352]

Thanks for sharing farmer tyler ranch I enjoyed the video

[@jennifershephard4708]

Great video! Buddy looks great. Still wish you had a t-shirts with photos of Buddy on them. Did you remember to put that tint calf back out with the herd? It sure is a cutie.

[@Dannsandiego]

Always nice to get a Buddy update!

[@Sandy-is7wc]

Love how you say "we" like we're helping❤

[@lassie7777]

Gosh you make it look easy. I can remember it used to take 3 or 4 people to do everything on the chute.

[@mary-i7d9d]

Well, that was highly entertaining. The only one that behaved was Buddy!

[@HollyAZ]

Great video. Were you the one who tried Redmond's garlic salt blocks for fly prevention?

[@usmarinebull]

Thought you would have branded them also? Lots of work great job brother . Keep on trucking Bull Lucero USMC

[@PatricesProjects]

The flies seemed especially bad on the tan bull. Always nice to be able to do just a little more than planned. The bulls were cooperative, so that was a bonus.

[@megd7593]

I hope you remembered the baby! Thanks for bringing us along today. Impressive that you handle them all alone.

[@cajunnathan4586]

Evan from Country view farm saw that you had success with Redman minerals with your herd. So, he p/up 2-mineral feeders and hes excited to try the blends you use on his cows

[@jeanohlerkingflower7284]

We always enjoy helping you with the cattle--especially the calves. So unpredictable! I don't suppose you need to go to the gym after work...

[@DconBlueZ]

Thanks for the video, always enjoy watching!

[@robertaustin7752]

One thing that my grandfather always had when he had cattle was to have some chickens (and usually other assorted fowl like guineas) with free range across the farm. The flies lay their eggs in the cow pies, the chickens pick through them and eat the maggots. It's not a 100% fix of course, but the flies were noticeably less on our farm compared to my uncles with all else being basically the same. The chickens always became pets over time since we never harvested them, but the cost to keep them was minimal for the service they provided!

[@ΓιωργοςΚαλογερόπουλος-π8υ]

And you had some egg suprises

[@rajoba7981]

That’s wonderful! I’ve heard others with cattle and chickens say it helps a lot with the flies. Some also don’t freerange the birds, but move both them and the cattle daily. As I understand it, ideally the birds are moved to where the cattle grazed three days earlier. Then the fly larvae are hatching in the cow pies. I know it’s labor intensive, but otherwise it sounds like a win-win situation. The cows being less bothered by flies will thrive, and be healthier, and the cost of feed for the birds are less, as their diet consist so much on fly larvae. Joel Salatin calls his birds his «pasture sanitation programme», and says instead of costing a lot of money, it provides income.

[@robertaustin7752]

There's nothing wrong with doing it on a rotation, but the birds will also do that naturally if you just let them roam. Roving around is their instinct, so unless you wanted to take eggs off them and need them to go back to the same spot each day, letting them doing their own thing is one less thing to worry about!

[@rajoba7981]

@@robertaustin7752 food for thoughts! Thank you so much! 🙏😊

[@zabavnaya-xt8tb]

And then cows step on chicken ? Wth

[@anneoreilly4900]

Great video. You sure look healthier and happier ranching full time. MRS FTR knew what she was doing.

[@johnnylindsey5808]

Good job

[@lorimars0]

Wow, those flies were terrible! Good thing you sprayed

[@jamesmorrison1884]

Very good Tyler. Have a good day.

[@cathy8070]

I love that you are always making improvements to the functionality of your Ranch 🇨🇦♥️🇨🇦

[@libbylauderdale1382]

I remember you were were trying an experiment with a Redman salt block to help with fly control. However, I don't remember the results. I suppose, by your spraying the herd today, it didn't work to well. I was hopeful that you would have good results. On a different note, I think the tiny calf is the most adorable thing imaginable. Oopsie would make an appropriate name. Oh, Buddy has grown up to be such a fine boy. He would make any mom proud. Have a great rest of your week.

[@phil-1115]

I had the same question about the salt blocks. My cattle won't touch salt blocks.

[@dianealexander5107]

I would like to know the results of the garlic blocks, also.

[@libbylauderdale1382]

​@@dianealexander5107 Garlic. Yes, that was what was in the salt blocks. I have used garlic, alternating with vinegar, in my outside dogs water container to control ticks and fleas. I know this works, as my dog never has fleas or ticks. Garlic keeps mosquitoes from biting some people. I was really hoping it would help with fly control.

[@Cinder2008]

15:59 THATS a lot of flies!

[@sandib4234]

Awesome job taking care of everything that the 🐄🐂 need. Bet you feel good getting those done.👍😎

[@lesliestout1241]

Howdy from west Texas! 😊

[@lesliestout1241]

@@Whyimsmiling very nice for now with occasional rain. That’s about to change. We’re looking at 100-103 degrees for about a week. Yippee!

[@Chrissyjvv]

I have had similar experience with beef farming , but I think you have alot more patience than I do 😂

[@ernestinephillipsawesome4295]

Awesome rancher conrent. Very well explained to us city folk who never had your journey. Love these videos💖👍🤗🌹🌿

[@donaldjones4120]

Nice work. Great set up working cattle 1 man

[@Hotbulldozer]

It looks like you know what you're doing!

[@barbaraberrier8840]

Great video. The Bismarck bull is growing. How much did the bigger bulls weigh? Hope the clouds in the background brought some rain. Have a great day.

[@leighphillips1913]

Cows and calves are looking in good order Tyler. Great work 🍻

[@hattiecolley54]

Take is Easy Tyler. U Always handle Complications so well, and do a Great job at it. I am a little too involved sometimes because I get a little emotional, especially when it comes to the Babies. U got this, please stay Cautious and be Careful. Thank u for sharing.

[@karenexner6848]

Tough work video!! I thought that one steer was gonna knock you on your butt there😅😂

[@clairhhasdindra]

That was a lot of work, hope you go relax now..

[@denisedenomme361]

Tiny is cute. ❤️Amazing, how you can do this by yourself.👍🇨🇦

[@AnneBell-g6f]

Buddy's a big boy but still cute 😊😊😊👌👌👌💕

[@robertkelley1990]

Great job as usual that’s a lot of work for one man but u have it set up so u can handle it by yourself.

[@jayneandpaulrichgels1112]

Good thinking on the colored ear tags. That will make sorting much easier. 👍

[@davelombard691]

Are you able now to match calves with Mom and dad to track growth as a result of specific cow/bull parentage?

[@Rdrake1413]

Buddy was pretty mellow going through the chute. Too bad they all aren't that tame.

[@phil-1115]

I would love to know what fly spray you use and how long does it last. The spray that I have been using only lasts about 2 weeks at the most. Then it is back to the same thing. I have tried Sevin Dust, but the flies seem to enjoy that stuff.

[@danielashford2430]

Thanks brother,peace…

[@karstencreekfarm5258]

Thank you for sharing.

[@cornell833]

Amazing content

[@annebell7274]

Do you have the garlic blocks this year for the flies ? 👍👍🙏

[@MegaGeorge1948]

That light brown bull should feel relief from the fly amada on its back after the fly spray was applied.

[@daleadkins2448]

Thanks for holding up that 8 way. I asked about it at my local feed store and they only had 7 way. I’ll show them the snapshot I took and see if they can get it. How many cc do you give 5 like most others?

[@ericdownward6170]

Amazing!

[@tammykroll5645]

Are you not using the blocks to keep off flies?

[@danielashford2430]

Will you keep Buddy?

[@julienneleathers8904]

I feel like I missed something... where is the bull that was the embryo transer? Is he there? WTH

[@phil-1115]

That is Bismarck. @15:24.

[@julienneleathers8904]

@@phil-1115 THANK YOU! I appreciate the help. 💜

[@ntandazotapellosogoni6306]

Hi Tyler What is the plan with Buddy?

[@phil-1115]

Probably the family pet. We have a calf like that.There is always one that gets spoiled the most.

[@williamc.fetterjr9036]

Is buddy a steer?

[@wilfredkube8570]

Hello Tyler, I have a question. As you were guiding the cattle through the corral, a large post in the middle of the corral became visible (1:06 to 1:09). What is that post for? Is it a "scratching post" for the cattle to rub against? If so, how much do they use it?

[@arthurdewith7608]

Also said feeding grain oats barley makes for fatty beef is that true

[@cherylrosalis1948]

I have been wondering how you were castrating the steers. Now I know.