Parting Ways With Our Brahma Cows
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- Опубліковано 23 гру 2024
- The Brahmas have been more than just livestock; they've been a part of our family, and this farewell marks the end of an era. Watch as we sort off and load the remaining Brahma cows from the ranch.
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We picked up a Hereford bull yesterday and my wife asked me if I had seen anything from you lately i said no and today here you are. Good stuff. End of an era for sure.
That big Hereford bull was ten times more gentle and easy to handle than any of them Brahman girls
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That’s one reason I love Herefords😍
I liked the natural sounds of working the cattle, However your voice overs are typically very informative and flow along well with the videos.
Voice overs are good to hear
We in the registered Brahman buisness and all our Brahmans come eat treats right out our hand that’s pure genetics and you have to spend like every single day checking them getting them use to you then there some big puppies
I raise registered Brahmans as well. People forget the importance of breeding for docility in your cattle as well as truly understanding the best ways to handle the breed. They are totally different from any other cattle breed. Period!
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Are these gentle beings being raised for slaughter, for the dairy industry, or do people keep them as pets too?
Yeah, I've met extremely docile Brahma cows before. They showed no aggression when I first met them and they allowed me to approach and pet them just fine.
This is the exact same way I treat any of my animals. By just spending time near them, they get used to you and stop freaking out entirely when food is involved
Been missing your videos. I sure hate to see them go. We sure love our Brahman cattle
I do to
I have never seen Brahman cows before until I watched your channel, and now they are my favorite cattle, they are beautiful, Thank you. I can see your connection to them.
@@Passthetime-q1q There's a small farm not too far from me!! Of all places it's next to a Garden Shed Dealer! They had a Brahmah Heifer a while back. She was curious but skittish as hell!
Thank you for the video today. A real task getting them loaded! 🙂👍
I dont mind voice overs. Great video, can't wait for more.
Wild bunch man. Yeesh
The Brahmas have been in your Family as long as I can remember!😢
Sad to see them go, but wow, that big one was after you almost constantly!! As far as the audio goes, personally I prefer the natural sounds over voiceover.
Been watching a lot of the older videos again. Always enjoy seeing your posts.
Love the natural sound
wow love your videos! wish I had known about your channel long time ago.
Glad to see you back
Love watching cattle farming. Looks fun
I know I'm a little late to the party, just wanted to say how much I enjoy your videos, I find the voice overs a great accompaniment to your videos, you impart farming knowledge, stuff most people wouldn't know about
Yep. You’ve had a couple of close calls with those Brahmas.
thats why i love my Herefords
I just found your channel. Oh My Goodness! That'll get your heart pumping! I don't think she's bluffing. Ya'll some crazy brave men!
I love your videos. Makes me sad your not making anymore videos😢
Man fuck these metal gates they need wooden fences that had bush growing around it they’re scared of these fences that’s why acting like this these cows are handled with one stick with a kid back somewhere in India lol
I remember when I was younger my dad having some bramahs. Darn things were meaner than a one eyed rattle snake
Keep up the good work
Sure enjoy your channel and content you share. Didnt grow up in a ranching family but trying to raise cattle ourselves. My wife and I are constantly looking for ideas and shared knowledge. You provide just that. Thanksm keep em coming.
This is how my cats get. They sense when I'm taking them to the vet and scatter!
Yay. I found another YT channel like Painted Desert Ranch and Anchor Branch Ranch. Wholesome family oriented ranching videos. Love it
I’m new to your channel and it’s lovely seeing farmlife
Glad your back!!! Like your videos!!
Keep up the great work. Hard to see the girls go but no one is getting any younger couldn't believe how aggressive they were. They were my favorites to watch but wouldn't want to work with them. Sad day for everyone
Good to sèe u back. Love ur videos
Sad to see them leave, but good for y’all. Great video!
Sweet thanks 😊
So good to see you back
It's hard to put wheels on them after they been around so long.
God bless
Miss your videos. I look once a week to see if you have something new. Thanks for the video. From the UAE 🇦🇪
She said Thank you to his dad before she left., Wow.
The sped up moos were kinda funny lol
Not sure where you take your cattle, but cattleman’s in Paris TX has been great the past few months.
Keep up the good work I love watching your video are the best
That incoming high kick slowdown 😂 Loved it...
Finally a video. Been waiting for it bro. Glad you finally made another one. Keep them coming. Kinda sucks you are getting rid of them. Awesome watching them charge you. Lol
Hope the rest of your cattle settle down and are easier to work after getting rid of those snakes.
I don’t mind the voiceover. Both are appealing thank you
Brother is been a long time for a video, but good to see y'all
I remember being a young boy pushing up our dairy Holsteins to the milk barn for dad. A 75lb boy could move those big cows without a worry. We would have a difficult cow every once in a while but nothing at all like these Brahmas. It's like a dang rodeo everytime you guys work cattle!
The consistent for recording ❤❤😂😂😂🎉🎉🎉🎉
Whoa 😳. That was a bit intense
Keep up the good work 😊
I love barhman cattle
Natural sounds
10:42 my dog when it’s time for a bath 😂😂😂
What do cattle think when being mustered?
Oh, like after they're cooked and you put some on?🌭
@RedneckSpaceman no? When you muster them
@@Reef160-t9k like Biscuits & Muster??
@ biscuits and muster don’t make sense, I’m talking about herding cattle type of mustering, when you herd cattle, do you know what that means?
You should do videos talking about the business side of farming and ranching, I know that me and a lot of others would think that’s cool
GOOD MORNING
BE SAFE GOOD MORNING
First time viewing your channel
, so hello from Canada. The natural sounds, your voiceovers and captions are great, however, a bit of information as to why you're letting your Bharmas go would be helpful.
First time here and I agree
He said it. And if you watched it, you'll notice those cows' temperament tend to be bad. They are kind of aggressive and recently he had close calls with these cows. Getting kicked will surely end you with a bad injury and the risk is not worth it for them anymore.
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3:48 please everybody reading this.
Being behind the gate in this situation will save you.
It will kill you just as fast if the cow runs at the gate.
I say that because look behind him if it was to happen. A lot of times you'll have the corral behind some gates which in my opinion is the worse position to be
Are they being taken to be slaughtered?
It’s amazes me how a little flag on a sticks scares the shit out of them but will charge a full human! Beautiful animals
My grandpa raised brahmans. Scary.
Did yall keep the bottle calf? I didnt pay attention to gender. Grew good.
Maybe some feed in the trailer could help? Without it there is no reason for cows to want to get in.
Good content buddy I just subscribed. The Brahma and anything with the long ear is a no go for me lol.
natural voice ;)
Where are they going?
What kind will you have now?
There are too many good cattle to even justify having Brahman cattle. 💯
I agree I like Brangus black or red, Angus black or red as well, herefords,Simmental,black baldies cattle in that ball park.
Good choice, those things are too wild!
Happy to see you back. I like the natural sounds but don't mind a bit of voice over.
Sad to see the brahmas go they are a fun watch but appreciate they're not the easiest to work with
I like the benefits of Bremas, but their toooo crazy for my liking.
Can't blame your dad for doing what he did with the Bramenan , They sure were mean, couldn't imagine when they had a calf next to them.
Brahmas are an interesting, unusual breed! Unique!!!
Oh..Voiceovers? Sure! You're making some Educational stuff here!!!
I’ve always like the Brahma breed from watching your videos I see how wild and ornery they are never knew that about them. I still think they are a nice looking breed but I don’t think I would ever own one. A couple of those tall white ones looked like they were out to get you. How much did the big ones bring for you? How much did they weigh?
First time watching….he looks like a young Liam Neeson
Brahma mamas are spicy especially with a calf! I have a favorite memory with a Brahma bull when I was small. Let me know if u would like to hear it. I miss the farm and ranch life so bad. It's my dream life.
Narrate adds alittle extra to yourvideos , keep up the good work. Sad to see the brahmas leaving , but a lot safer now🙂
I like the information voice overs. Great teaching tool.
Where are the cows going? To another farm or to become beef?
Some people don't know how to treat or work Brahman cattle. Not saying ya'll don't because you have great facilities.
Where did you take them to?
Huge question, I would love to get into cows one day but have no idea how many acres I need per cow? How many acres per cow do you keep?
this varies WIDELY depending on where you live and pasture quality. talk to your local extension office. advice from someone ranching in Kansas is useless to someone in Florida or Idaho.
@@agathar7115 I am still a teenager, so do have a while until I really need to consider this, but would Georgia be similar to Kansas? Never been there so don’t really know, the closest I’ve been to is Texas.
@@agathar7115 do mini cows need less acres than full size?
@@justicewaleford227 yes
@@Not.g1 no Georgia and Kansas have very different climates. the way to know the answer to your question is really to talk to farmers where you live or the agriculture extension office
Can you please tell me the song name you use for that short : the story of abby ? Thanks
We said never again after a bramah broke my stepdads leg with a kick! Never did see it friendly when we had her. 🥺 Did you keep the bottle baby or was she by by to?
Who would want to have to deal with those things? 😳😳
How do they taste?
This had me tense the whole time. It is definitely hard being up a farmer, once I care for an animal I wouldn’t be able to put it in the freezer.
You would if you were hungry.
Hate seeing them go. 😢
Wait, was Abby one of these? If so, I'm so sorry. I just watched your video on her and she seemed to be almost like part of your family.
You keeping back your crosses?
Geez I hated working cows in a pen with feed troughs.
Where are the bulls going to?
Did you sell abby? Or have u kept her
Keep to the natural sound
This the my first video of this channel.
You're not sending them to the slaughter house, are you?
Your Dad is right, time to let go of crazy cattle
You selling them as cull cows for beef
If you have original Sahiwal or other Indian breeds you would have cows that are intelligent and docile. I am an Indian I can tell you that original non hybridized breeds are more easy to work with, and if you keep them for dairy they produce really high quality milk on just average feed with oil seeds and minerals, however as soon as they are mixed with other breeds they become violent.. I dont know its the same problem in India when you have domestic breed cross with jersey and other European breeds.
Weldone sir
Bramha bulls have a bad disposition, very aggressive. They may seem lazy as hell, but are freaking nuts