Yay! Got my Sonne Farms sweatshirt her in the wilds of Connecticut! Great delivery, make me want to order more for the whole family - LOL. Love Dad's FDNY Marine Unit sweatshirt, my Dad did 32 years on-the-job, miss him everyday. Keep up the "mediocre" work.
Awesome video Cole. My grandfather farmed for 60 yrs. In his lifetime he owned 3 different farms, each time improving on each farm he bought. In the end he had one of the better farms for crop and cattle both. Plus he rented or share cropped some land. He done well for himself. Had to always laugh at him a little. He didn't stand but about 5'7" and he could do as much work as his brother that stood 6'2". Will have to say he was the best man I ever knew. BTW the videos never get old no matter what you guys get yourselves into. 🚜🚜🚜
I actually love seeing all the barn cleaning..It means you take a lot of pride in your business…. And it keeps the cows happy…We always limed our barns to….Great video!! Keep showing barn cleaning!!!!I LOVE THEM ALL!!!
Brian, I take it Cole doesn't know how well a 2 wheel drive tractor served us well over the years? Back when weight was our friend. My favorite tractor to run still is a JD 4430 but yes, we still have a FWA here as well. A new born calf is still a miracle to me... 65 years and each baby is special.
Yeah 2 wheel drive was fine when average farm size was smaller and inflation adjust cattle and corn were more valuable. Too slow and inefficient for most use cases today.
@@jackbarry9469 I don’t know what you’re talking about,,,, we farmed 10,000 acres with 2 4440’s and a 4840 for years. Before that same acres we had just two 4430’s
@@jackbarry9469 I agree that on larger farms the place for a 2 wheel drive is limited. I always wonder though if we aren't spending money for a higher priced FWA (to own and operate) as opposed to an older 2 wheel drive that can run a tedder, rake, etc. where field conditions and job allow. Brian will get his money's worth from the 40%0 and 4020 with a much less cost.
Cole, it’s the everyday mundane task that keeps us coming back day after day. After all, it’s the real life of a farmer/rancher that we all love to see and appreciate. Keep em coming!
Hey Brian I was thinking about how far Cole has gotten with his you tube channel, and I thought back how his grandmother gave him money to replace his broken drone, so maybe a heifer with her name would be very deserving , as I'm sure she is so proud of him ! Just a thought.
My family watched Sonne farms 2 years now because we love the baby calf! I hear many dont agree, but I love watching you guys clean the barn. 😊 It's always so clean. I enjoy the entire process, to be honest.
Cole, thank you for wearing a mask when you spread the lime. That lime over time will do horrible things to your lungs!! I'm sure Tiffany wants you healthy in your old ag (haha).. Great job again of making sure those new babes are well taken care of.😷😷
As a farm girl I was NOT sick of you cleaning the barn! The work is never ending and routine. Like clockwork. I like clockwork schedules. It’s how I I conduct my life. Order vs chaos? I’ll take order every time. I Love your channel and enjoy watching y’all
I love watching the barn get cleaned! I love watching Sandi Brock cleaning her barn! Nothing better than fresh bedding. Calving season is when I watch. Great video.
Brian my husband and I always look forward to a new Sonne Farm episode. If you have and bull without a name , it would be really exciting to have one named Skipper after my sweet hubby. I love how Cole says it’s a beautiful sight to see a new born calf. Really enjoy your videos!
I always enjoy watching your barn cleaning videos. It gives us viewers an appreciation for the necessary repetitive tasks a farmer must perform to maintain the herd. Also, the "before & after" scenes are a pleasure to behold - especially when the cattle frolic in the new bedding.
Your barn cleaning reminds me of shoveling out chicken coops on our fowl farm - back in the day! First a layer of sand & then fresh bedding on top. We had a huge barrel full of lime!
I wish I was on the skid steer cleaning crap out of the barn right now. Oh Eliie the queen reacting to the pheromones in the cow waste or cow pee. Good job Ellie on leaving your royal deposit. I curtsy to the Sonne Farms queen! Another hernia later Cole got off the 4 wheeler carrying it into the nice clean barn. Gotta love it. How do ya like me now? Another great song. RIP Mr. Keith. Ignatious was a really good old name. Speaking of great names, my dentist’s name is Dr. Smiley! (No, I’m not joking) How was the bread Cole? I bet it was so so good! Thanks guys for all your hard work and for taking us along. Stars in your crowns for raising such healthy beevos.. Storla Station
I really like how you guys have your setup!! It’s nice to see how much you do to keep the cows healthy and of course the baby’s are so cute! Keep it up guys
Cool lime spreader.... And the wheels don't even wobble!! I appreciate seeing your 4050 having a place in your operation. Also that was so sweet how that calf was given a ride on the ATV. Looks like it really enjoyed it.
Never get bored watching you clean the barn. Have you seen orher channels leaving it all there for "composting" reasons....its disgusting. Love your videos, please give Paw a hug on my behalf 😊
Thanks for another great day Cole and Brian. It was interesting and enjoyable. Nice work with your digger Cole. You did a good job of getting the water to drain off that spot in the field. Also like you said the cows will not drink it now and will go to the water tank for better water. Nice job Cole. A few more calves born that you put on the video. Appreciate that. Wonderful way you take of the calf and mother once the birth is done. You and dad are wonderful herdsmen. You mentioned two wheel drive tractors. Back in my day that is all we had. Glad now days you have the front wheel drive tractors to better serve you. Lots of history there. Interesting how machinery changes thru the years. Appreciate the way you keep your barns clean for your herd. You do a great job at it. Nice work to both of you. About it for now. Your naming of the calves is a very nice thing you do. You both take care and be safe. Thanks for everything. The Iowa farm boy. Steve.
You know why I love these videos ? They are so straightforward no drama queen stuff. Just good solid father son stuff, calving and farming. It’s very calming. Hey I had an Uncle Ignatz. !!!!and also an uncle Jacob which is close enough to Jake
My grandfather raised angus in Missouri. My best memories were going to the farm with him to check the cows. He was an amazing man of God. His name was Earle if you need a name for a calf. He would have thought that was cool.
Chicken farmers here in Alabama recirculate bedding with a tractor and rotor tiller. I don't know if they add barn lime but it is a dirty job for tractor and operator. A clean barn means you care for the cattle and ultimately for your family. Good job & At-a-Boy!
Hi Cole and Brian. Enjoy your channel - one of the first we found on UA-cam! Could you please name a bull calf after our father KEVIN who passed away 16/02/2024 at 90 years. Kevin was a farmer here in Lake Cargelligo NSW Australia. Cropping mainly as stock was never his strong point. But he would appreciate your hard work and your humour. Keep making these videos - we really look forward to the. Thanks.
My husband and I faithfully watch your videos. They are fun, entertaining, informative, and a bright spot in our day. One of my favorite memories growing up was getting a new calf. I got to make their bottle and feed them. We only had 1-4 heifers or steers at a time. It was something my dad really enjoyed! The only sad part was when they had to leave for "freezer camp"!! Hahaha! But I understood the plan from the beginning. God provides our food. One of our cow's names was Herkimer. Maybe you could name one of your claves Herkimer! Or Buttercup! OH MY WORD!!!! The OCTOPUS 🐙 was hysterical!!!!!!!!!
Cole the Aqueduct builder. One more line on your resume ! 👍 I know, I know you've built them before, but just want to make sure Brian remembers all of your talents. 😉
Dave and Mabel from far west cattle ranches got married and went to the big city for their honeymoon. They walked in and Mabel sat in the foyer while Dave went to reception. Soon he turned and yelled to Mable, do you want a bridal suite? She replied, no Dave I’ll hang onto your ears till I get used to you!
Cole and Brian, Been watching for a while. My 5 yo daughter loves watching the "cow show" on youtube. If you have any extra ladies to name, her name is Zel and loves watching you guys. Please and Thanks, she would be so Excited!
Another year, another round of claving! Maybe, just maybe, Dwayne will be a name for a bull. I'm patient. And your videos are art work. My favorite season. Stay safe and warm. 💯❤️
sweet barn /ag lime is crushed Dolomite limestone, construction/hydrating lime is cooked limestone that is highly caustic and used for plaster and cement.
I just drove from Montana to Fl over the last couple days and all I wanted to do the whole time was watch the last video and now this one..I’ve tried several times but now I’ve made it and I’m sitting at Wawa watching before I go to my parents.
I'd be in on that! Cole is a busy man though the editing might cut too much into time with the missus, I bet he is strained for time as it is. I'd watch for sure though if they came out. 🙂
Hello Brian and Cole I am new to the channel. I have been binge watching for about the last three weeks, really enjoy the Contant. being new to the channel, I do not expect a calf named after my granddaughter, and I respect that, but maybe next year her name is Luna. Thanks.
Hi Cole and Brian, calving season is off and running. Your system works so well bringing the cowes into the shed to give them a warm and dry area to calf. I bet you hope the rain takes a break so the ground will dry up and the feed lots will be a dryer area for the young stock in there. A good job on your little digger Cole, to drain off the laying water. You have learnt overvthe years to drive any type of machinery which helps out with so many different jobs to do on the farms. I see your dad records the calves names and I wonder where you will get all the names from? Good content as usual. Chris from Victoria, Australia 🇦🇺.
It’s beautiful watching new life come onto the farm …… y’all do a great job of caring for your critters. Great mentors for others. My fiancés daughter’s name is Dakota, I’m sure she would be tickled pink if you was to use her name for one of the calves. Great videos. May God bless your family and farm.
I sure enjoy watching yall. You might have to take smaller scoops with a machine that size but you would really like a 24”excavator bucket. It won’t clog up near a much.
I never get sick of seeing the barn cleaning! I would absolutely love for you to consider "Maddox" as a bull name. It's the name of my last grandchild (I think lol) who just turned 1 last week. ❤️
All the barn cleanings is just a must, I don't have any issues with watching that. Like to see all the newborn calves y'all are getting. I wish I had one of those track hoes, I could use it for sure. Thanks for the video, have a good week.
Yay! Got my Sonne Farms sweatshirt her in the wilds of Connecticut! Great delivery, make me want to order more for the whole family - LOL. Love Dad's FDNY Marine Unit sweatshirt, my Dad did 32 years on-the-job, miss him everyday. Keep up the "mediocre" work.
Haha thanks!!
I look forward to the daily words of wisdom on the Dry Erase Board
People like your videos because you are real farmers/ranchers, you care about your cattle!
Thanks!
After leaving her deposit and walking away I think I heard Ellie say, "hey Cole, you missed a spot, hehe. "
Awesome video Cole. My grandfather farmed for 60 yrs. In his lifetime he owned 3 different farms, each time improving on each farm he bought. In the end he had one of the better farms for crop and cattle both. Plus he rented or share cropped some land. He done well for himself.
Had to always laugh at him a little. He didn't stand but about 5'7" and he could do as much work as his brother that stood 6'2". Will have to say he was the best man I ever knew.
BTW the videos never get old no matter what you guys get yourselves into. 🚜🚜🚜
I actually love seeing all the barn cleaning..It means you take a lot of pride in your business…. And it keeps the cows happy…We always limed our barns to….Great video!! Keep showing barn cleaning!!!!I LOVE THEM ALL!!!
I enjoy them too. There is nothing like a lovely clean bed for animals to sleep on.
We never get tired of your videos Cole. Keep up the good work!!
Awesome! Thank you!
It’s amazing how nice those spreaders work when they don’t fly out of the back of the truck sorry Cole I just had to say it😂😂😂😂😂😂
Brian, I take it Cole doesn't know how well a 2 wheel drive tractor served us well over the years? Back when weight was our friend. My favorite tractor to run still is a JD 4430 but yes, we still have a FWA here as well. A new born calf is still a miracle to me... 65 years and each baby is special.
Mine is 4440. And yes sir, every new baby still makes me smile. 50-ish.
Yeah 2 wheel drive was fine when average farm size was smaller and inflation adjust cattle and corn were more valuable. Too slow and inefficient for most use cases today.
@@jackbarry9469 I don’t know what you’re talking about,,,, we farmed 10,000 acres with 2 4440’s and a 4840 for years. Before that same acres we had just two 4430’s
@@jackbarry9469 I agree that on larger farms the place for a 2 wheel drive is limited. I always wonder though if we aren't spending money for a higher priced FWA (to own and operate) as opposed to an older 2 wheel drive that can run a tedder, rake, etc. where field conditions and job allow. Brian will get his money's worth from the 40%0 and 4020 with a much less cost.
Cole, it’s the everyday mundane task that keeps us coming back day after day. After all, it’s the real life of a farmer/rancher that we all love to see and appreciate.
Keep em coming!
Your "culling the crazies" program is highly effective.
Hey Brian I was thinking about how far Cole has gotten with his you tube channel, and I thought back how his grandmother gave him money to replace his broken drone, so maybe a heifer with her name would be very deserving , as I'm sure she is so proud of him ! Just a thought.
My family watched Sonne farms 2 years now because we love the baby calf! I hear many dont agree, but I love watching you guys clean the barn. 😊 It's always so clean. I enjoy the entire process, to be honest.
Cole, thank you for wearing a mask when you spread the lime. That lime over time will do horrible things to your lungs!! I'm sure Tiffany wants you healthy in your old ag (haha).. Great job again of making sure those new babes are well taken care of.😷😷
As a farm girl I was NOT sick of you cleaning the barn! The work is never ending and routine. Like clockwork. I like clockwork schedules. It’s how I I conduct my life. Order vs chaos? I’ll take order every time. I Love your channel and enjoy watching y’all
I’d like to throw my name in the mix, I appreciate you guys even considering it. Thanks for all your videos fellas, keep up the good work! -Gabe
I love watching the barn get cleaned! I love watching Sandi Brock cleaning her barn! Nothing better than fresh bedding. Calving season is when I watch. Great video.
I am just happy that you wear a mask when spreading the lime
Brian my husband and I always look forward to a new Sonne Farm episode. If you have and bull without a name , it would be really exciting to have one named Skipper after my sweet hubby. I love how Cole says it’s a beautiful sight to see a new born calf. Really enjoy your videos!
I never get tired of watching you clean the barn, enjoy your content!!!
Thanks!
Ellie💩😂😂😂 That was hilarious….She looked so proud!
I always enjoy watching your barn cleaning videos. It gives us viewers an appreciation for the necessary repetitive tasks a farmer must perform to maintain the herd. Also, the "before & after"
scenes are a pleasure to behold - especially when the cattle frolic in the new bedding.
Your barn cleaning reminds me of shoveling out chicken coops on our fowl farm - back in the day! First a layer of sand & then fresh bedding on top. We had a huge barrel full of lime!
I like the Barn cleaning, keep it going, spreader action is also good.
The actors that play your heifers are extremely calm! Ours always like to test our sprinting skills when tagging calves for the first time.
It's *claves
@@fem4778😂😂😂
I wish I was on the skid steer cleaning crap out of the barn right now. Oh Eliie the queen reacting to the pheromones in the cow waste or cow pee. Good job Ellie on leaving your royal deposit. I curtsy to the Sonne Farms queen!
Another hernia later Cole got off the 4 wheeler carrying it into the nice clean barn. Gotta love it.
How do ya like me now? Another great song. RIP Mr. Keith.
Ignatious was a really good old name. Speaking of great names, my dentist’s name is Dr. Smiley! (No, I’m not joking)
How was the bread Cole? I bet it was so so good!
Thanks guys for all your hard work and for taking us along. Stars in your crowns for raising such healthy beevos..
Storla Station
I really like how you guys have your setup!! It’s nice to see how much you do to keep the cows healthy and of course the baby’s are so cute! Keep it up guys
Cool lime spreader.... And the wheels don't even wobble!! I appreciate seeing your 4050 having a place in your operation. Also that was so sweet how that calf was given a ride on the ATV. Looks like it really enjoyed it.
Not even a day old and the calf had a ride on a 4 wheeler! What a start to life!
I appreciate the vocabulary lessons on the clave count board.
I'm learning so much !
Soon I will be smart ass youse guys. 👍
LOVE THAT SONG! Thanks for remembering Toby! You guys work so hard. Your calves are lucky.
Never get bored watching you clean the barn. Have you seen orher channels leaving it all there for "composting" reasons....its disgusting. Love your videos, please give Paw a hug on my behalf 😊
I love watching you clean the barn. It feels so good afterwards to have clean stalls for your cows and their babies.
Rhonda a good name. It reminds me of the song " Help me Rhonda help help me Rhonda "
You all some of the best care takers, bar none!
this means everything to me
Holy cow!! The new spreader!!! We love the barn cleaning pay no attention to the negative folks.
Well Cole, that new spreader looks like a winner, not like that wonky wheeled mess that someone sent on a speed induced flight.
Thanks for another great day Cole and Brian.
It was interesting and enjoyable.
Nice work with your digger Cole. You did a good job of getting the water to drain off that spot in the field. Also like you said the cows will not drink it now and will go to the water tank for better water. Nice job Cole.
A few more calves born that you put on the video. Appreciate that. Wonderful way you take of the calf and mother once the birth is done. You and dad are wonderful herdsmen.
You mentioned two wheel drive tractors. Back in my day that is all we had. Glad now days you have the front wheel drive tractors to better serve you. Lots of history there. Interesting how machinery changes thru the years.
Appreciate the way you keep your barns clean for your herd. You do a great job at it. Nice work to both of you.
About it for now. Your naming of the calves is a very nice thing you do. You both take care and be safe. Thanks for everything.
The Iowa farm boy. Steve.
Ellie put her seal of approval on the clean barn. Just helping.
My Grandpa's name was also Ignatius. Ignatius was a Saint. There's about 3, or 4, Saint's named Ignatius.
Glad your having good weather to clave in .
I'm sure Ellie will appreciate that octopus for dinner 😂
Cole and Brian thank you for sharing everything.Beautiful calf’s .God bless you and the family.
You know why I love these videos ? They are so straightforward no drama queen stuff. Just good solid father son stuff, calving and farming. It’s very calming. Hey I had an Uncle Ignatz. !!!!and also an uncle Jacob which is close enough to Jake
Just like a new born clave learning to walk, Cole has learned to dig ditch from downstream to upstream!! 👍👍
My grandfather raised angus in Missouri. My best memories were going to the farm with him to check the cows. He was an amazing man of God. His name was Earle if you need a name for a calf. He would have thought that was cool.
Also my Grandfather name. Hello and best wishes from Colorado!
Chicken farmers here in Alabama recirculate bedding with a tractor and rotor tiller. I don't know if they add barn lime but it is a dirty job for tractor and operator. A clean barn means you care for the cattle and ultimately for your family. Good job & At-a-Boy!
Go team bull's that bale shredder makes short work of that corn stover. Thanks again for your time
We called it dehydrated lime 😂😂. Now I know why you drop the balls in fountain🤦♂️🤦♂️🤫🤫. Thanks men!!
I like the small change. By going out a different door. Lol
Hey Cole hey Brian
Definitely enjoy seeing you clean out the barn I never get tired of it
Just an elite song of the day choice. Thank you Brain!
Great way to end. Some prefer eating it raw, (octopus)but I would wash straw off first.😅
Great song choice Brian. One of my favorites. Country comes to town also a good one. 👍🏻🇺🇸👍🏻
The Rural Vocabulary lessons are hilarious 😂
I think a small ditching bucket for your small excavator would help what you call a mediocre job of a ditch! LOL
Hi Cole and Brian. Enjoy your channel - one of the first we found on UA-cam! Could you please name a bull calf after our father KEVIN who passed away 16/02/2024 at 90 years. Kevin was a farmer here in Lake Cargelligo NSW Australia. Cropping mainly as stock was never his strong point. But he would appreciate your hard work and your humour. Keep making these videos - we really look forward to the. Thanks.
Watching a barn cleaning is pretty fun!
Cole your videos are always great! Those babies are keeping you and your dad busy.i think the bulls are going to win this year 🐮
That wind is what gets them little ears😊
My husband and I faithfully watch your videos. They are fun, entertaining, informative, and a bright spot in our day. One of my favorite memories growing up was getting a new calf. I got to make their bottle and feed them. We only had 1-4 heifers or steers at a time. It was something my dad really enjoyed! The only sad part was when they had to leave for "freezer camp"!! Hahaha! But I understood the plan from the beginning. God provides our food. One of our cow's names was Herkimer. Maybe you could name one of your claves Herkimer! Or Buttercup!
OH MY WORD!!!! The OCTOPUS 🐙 was hysterical!!!!!!!!!
I’m constantly amazed at the versatility of skid loaders !😊
True story! Did you know they were actually invented by a chicken farmer to clean his chicken houses?!
Cole the Aqueduct builder.
One more line on your resume !
👍
I know, I know you've built them before, but just want to make sure Brian remembers all of your talents. 😉
Cole-you made me laugh with the “cruise control” remark! I thought that was the throttle!! Hahaha
Dave and Mabel from far west cattle ranches got married and went to the big city for their honeymoon.
They walked in and Mabel sat in the foyer while Dave went to reception.
Soon he turned and yelled to Mable, do you want a bridal suite?
She replied, no Dave I’ll hang onto your ears till I get used to you!
Cole and Brian, Been watching for a while. My 5 yo daughter loves watching the "cow show" on youtube. If you have any extra ladies to name, her name is Zel and loves watching you guys. Please and Thanks, she would be so Excited!
I LOVE watching your videos especially claving. Lol. I'm hoping to have my own cattle when we get moved. God bless ya all!
Another year, another round of claving! Maybe, just maybe, Dwayne will be a name for a bull. I'm patient. And your videos are art work. My favorite season. Stay safe and warm. 💯❤️
Naming it Duane and not Dwayne would be better. 😉
I found myself singing, 🎼‘Tis the season to clean the barn, fa-la-la-la-la-laa-la-la-laaa.’
The look on Cole's face when he had that calf on the four-wheeler and the calf started moving was priceless.
I like the barn cleaning videos! Good job, Ellie! 😂. Thanks for sharing your day!
sweet barn /ag lime is crushed Dolomite limestone, construction/hydrating lime is cooked limestone that is highly caustic and used for plaster and cement.
Good job Cole
Placentas are AMAZING! Love the colours, too. I used to call them placenta pies. 😜
If you could name a calf after my 96 year old mother. Her name is Rella. She loves to watch. Reminds her of when they raised cattle.
I just drove from Montana to Fl over the last couple days and all I wanted to do the whole time was watch the last video and now this one..I’ve tried several times but now I’ve made it and I’m sitting at Wawa watching before I go to my parents.
Good video Brian, Cole, and Ellie.
Who would like 45+ minutes video's of sonne farms
I'd be in on that! Cole is a busy man though the editing might cut too much into time with the missus, I bet he is strained for time as it is. I'd watch for sure though if they came out. 🙂
Hello Brian and Cole I am new to the channel. I have been binge watching for about the last three weeks, really enjoy the Contant. being new to the channel, I do not expect a calf named after my granddaughter, and I respect that, but maybe next year her name is Luna. Thanks.
Thanks for another awesome videos always look forwards to each put on your channel be safe and bless y’all
Work never ends. Great to see how you look after your heifers and calves in the maternity ward. There are a lot of calves born out in fields.
Spot on video as always
Much appreciated
when you first started to push the spreader it sounded like a old cox tractor🤣🤣😇🐮
Great video
If I may offer a suggestion on grabbing some 4 inch rolled drain pipe for them drain project's. One and done. Happy farming!🤠
Just saw the “Hungry for Truth” piece. Well Done!
Thanks!!
Thank ya'll for another great video. Seeing the newborn calves is a blessing.
ASLO. Great song of the day
and the spreader didn't fly out of the back of your truck. Good job!😆
G’job fellers, keep up the good work with the claves😂
Beautiful sky! So blue! Enjoy this weather, there's sure to be more snow and cold. Take care.
Hi Cole and Brian, calving season is off and running. Your system works so well bringing the cowes into the shed to give them a warm and dry area to calf. I bet you hope the rain takes a break so the ground will dry up and the feed lots will be a dryer area for the young stock in there. A good job on your little digger Cole, to drain off the laying water. You have learnt overvthe years to drive any type of machinery which helps out with so many different jobs to do on the farms. I see your dad records the calves names and I wonder where you will get all the names from? Good content as usual. Chris from Victoria, Australia 🇦🇺.
viewers request their names
It’s beautiful watching new life come onto the farm …… y’all do a great job of caring for your critters. Great mentors for others. My fiancés daughter’s name is Dakota, I’m sure she would be tickled pink if you was to use her name for one of the calves. Great videos. May God bless your family and farm.
I sure enjoy watching yall. You might have to take smaller scoops with a machine that size but you would really like a 24”excavator bucket. It won’t clog up near a much.
We do have a little bit bigger bucket that came with the machine, I need to put it on!
Hello Brian, in Denmark Lars is a common name. And thank You both for the nice videos. PS. I have hereford cattle.
Thanks for the massage gal definition 😂! Would you name a bull calf after my son’s nickname, Sneaky Snake, perty paleez?
Thanks! We will see what we can do!
Definitely need more rural definitions!
I never get sick of seeing the barn cleaning!
I would absolutely love for you to consider "Maddox" as a bull name. It's the name of my last grandchild (I think lol) who just turned 1 last week. ❤️
Great job all the way around Cole and Brian
All the barn cleanings is just a must, I don't have any issues with watching that. Like to see all the newborn calves y'all are getting. I wish I had one of those track hoes, I could use it for sure. Thanks for the video, have a good week.