RAISING BEEF CATTLE FOR BEGINNERS - Cows, Cowboys and Cattle Dogs
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- Опубліковано 14 жов 2024
- In this ninth video in my series "Raising Beef Cattle for Beginners," I show you how some local cowboys helped me work my cows and calves this year using cattle dogs. "Working calves" can mean different things to different people, but for me, it means vaccinating, worming, and ear-notching all of my calves, and castrating my bull calves. Every year I dread this process because my cows are ornery and skittish, and I usually have to entice, cajole, or trick them into entering the cattle pens, which usually turns into a fiasco. So this year I decided to hire some guys to help me round up my cows and calves on horseback using cattle dogs. How did it turn out? Well, you'll just have to watch the video to find out!
Special thanks to Kameron Glass and Devin DeBord (and, of course, their horses and dogs) for the assist.
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I have been raising registered catahoulas since the 80's. I hate most videos about cow dogs but enjoyed this one. The boys you hired were the real deal. Once again enjoyed it.
You narrated this video like a professional. I'm a retired cowboy and guitar player,they go together. Keep up the good work
Thanks, Tony!
My uncle runs a huge cattle ranch in northern Nebraska. The first time I was finally asked to help I didn't know how things worked. I got to help with the castration of the young bulls and I was concerned with how it was done. How ever mother nature takes care of everything as we know. Great video great guys awesome dogs.
Awesome video! I love the way you explain all the processes with passion it shows how much you love what you do and makes it easy to understand.. can’t wait to have my homestead!
Glad you enjoyed it!
That was a super great video. Thanks for sharing
Great video, dogs really seem to know what they are doing, amazing they don’t need to be trained much!
Great video. I used to work on a ranch and we threw the calves to work them I never seen a calf castrated standing up. Very informative
Glad you found it helpful!
Hey Rancher Mike. Yella belly here. Just moved into pasture lands in NC. Looking to gleen knowledge enough to work up the courage to bring in beef cow~
Good luck!
This was a fantastic video! So informative. Thank you!
Great video! Super interesting! I hope you gain a lot more followers!
Thanks!
Great cowboys,real experts!
Great video , never used dogs before but definitely got me thinking about it ?
They make a HUGE difference!
Dang. Amazing. The skills.
Good video sir
The dogs love it so meny dogs love to work
Growing up on our ranch we had German Shepherds, not as good as say border collies to work cattle but collies are so hyper they can be a pain and they are too small to protect themselves from predators unlike our German Shepherds, nothing messes with a pack of German Shepherds.
It’s all about the dogs. Without them you’re nothing
It doesn't look like it hurts at all when they're being castrated. How does this go?
It doesn’t really seem to affect them negatively, especially when they are young.
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Are those dogs trained for voice commands? I didn’t hear any.
They are not - they just operate on auto-pilot! Lol.
I use dogs on my also