Good morning, Gary. I am new here, but wanted to let you know I enjoyed watching. Been taking care of a friends. farm as he just went through a surgery for colon cancer. Most of my life I worked and managed dairy farms, so it is nice to be around cattle again. Many blessings, Jim
Good morning Gary, it's 6 am here. Enjoying the video with our morning coffee ☕️☕️ no wonder the ladies🐄 were reluctant to leave. Beautiful endless pasture for roaming. The horses look playful, having fun being outside stretching their legs. Thanks for the ride along, Ben 👍
GOOOOOD Morning Sir 🌞🌞HYYYYYAAAA Let's Go Cowboy Time to round up these cattle before the Long Cold Winter Land 🥶🥶🤣👍Fun heated cab comment at the gate 🤣🤣👍👍Nice Horses 😇😇👍👍Well Done Sir and Keep Warm Cheers 🍻🍻
Hey Gary!We do the same thing on a much smaller scale, just move half our herd from the north pasture to the south pasture to winter with the rest of the herd by the hay barn and silo. Don't get to go thru any cool tunnels. Enjoyed the video, it's interesting to see how real farmers bring in the corn!😁
I rent my pastures out so these guys take their cows home for the winter. They will be back… most of them. A couple are too old and the bull went away forever this year. He is 7. Jay doesn’t usually keep them this long. Thanks for watching Bill. Hope to see you drop by again.
That is funny you almost got me with the Japanese Quarter horse (in the comment). It's a question of perspective if they are going back home in their mind... Thanks!
How's she goin'? The 4 wheelers are sure handy for doing this sort of work eh. Being able to chase the cattle to far corners of the pastures, I guess a horse or the 4 wheeler can do that, but it would bae hard with anything else. The animals are wanting to stay in the pasture but, like us, they know winter is coming and they need to get ready!! LOL Take care!!
Even on this quiet county road Bryce, I would hate to have to cross it with cattle. Many cars go by here like they are responding to a fire call. We have a nearly mile long straight stretch to get them wound up good before the next sharp curve. Thanks for watching Bryce. I am going to the big consignment auction today.
We had an underpass just like that at my home farm growing up. That bay looks to have Arab blood. I bet the horses would have loved to move those cows. Roundup is a great American tradition.
Thanks Dave. The Arabian is much too high spirited for me to attempt to ride him. We might be able to ride the paint mare. She is a bit more docile. We don’t own a saddle anymore and I prefer to ride bareback anyway. Never liked a saddle. Thanks for watching Dave
Thanks Dana. I actually would have to disagree with you there. A good horse is absolutely irreplaceable for working cattle. They are very powerful animals and that type of riding takes on big risk of serious injury. We have all had horses but both Jay and Kevin would have to haul their horses and I don’t ride either of mine for a number of reasons. A good dog is very valuable on a farm too. Our dogs were always working dogs. Their job was to bring the dairy cows up out of the pasture in the summer to be milked both morning and night. In all kinds of weather. Thanks for watching Dana. Always great to hear from you. By the way, how is the adjustment to living in Florida after living on Alaska going?
Good evening Gary. Times sure have changed, rounding up with horsepower nowadays and no longer horses. That underpass looked pretty tight. Jobs all done the horses come out to play, what a great life. Have a good one Gary!
Hey Gary, great video. This brought up some memories! Growing up on the farm. I was helping my neighbor do this a few weeks ago too. I find the older cows who have done this before know the routine. The horses were certainly happy. Take care
Thanks John. Yes sir , the horses were happy to regain their freedom. We have to lock them in the basement of the lower barn so that we can use the lower barn yard to sort out the cattle. It’s always a sad day to see the cows loaded up and moved back out of here. The only good thing is that now I don’t have to open and close the gates when I go down into the woods. The gates can stay open
The farm looks amazing! That tunnel seemed so much bigger as a kid. I remember taking your horse Skipper through there. These videos are great, thanks for posting!
Thanks for watching. I agree about the tunnel seeming so much smaller. The Rancher is a tight squeeze to get through there, but it does make it. Saves a lot of steps that way. I have been scratching my head trying to figure out who you are. Would you send me an e mail and help end this mystery? Thanks for watching.
Good morning Gary 🙋🏼♂️☕️. How much time did it take to round them up? I don’t blame them for not wanting to leave 😉. The horses were happy to go outside 👍🏻. Have a great day Gary 👍🏻🙋🏼♂️🙂
Thanks for watching Luc. We had them up in under a half hour. They know they can’t outrun the 4 wheelers so after a short objection from them, they give their full cooperation.
Remember the time I went through there on Brownie laying down on his back when he bit into the electric fence? Couldn’t sit up! Couldn’t bail off! That was a whole lot of not fun! How did we ever live to see our 60’s Jim?
Can't say I'd be in any hurry to leave either....sure is a nice piece of ground....The ponies were sure happy to get out and kick up their heels.... At the end with the combines, is that the same crew you help out? Thanks Gary.
Thanks Brent. Yes, that was some footage from my last video I threw in to help lengthen it out a bit more. I like my videos to be right at or around the 10 minute mark. According to you tube data analytics, there is a very small portion of people who will watch a video past the 10 minute point. My average watch time on my channel videos is between 4-5 minutes. That’s why like on my comments on Ed’s videos I always let him know that I watched in entirety. Thanks for watching Brent
That was fun collecting the cows Gary, on mechanical horses.... thanks for sharing
Thanks for watching Jan
Four wheeled horses. That’s how I round mine up too!! 🍻👍🐂
Plus grain. Lol 😆
Japanese quarter horse 👍
@@GosselinFarmsEdGosselin samurai cowboys. Lmao 🤣
You guys are hilarious 🤣🤣🤣
Good morning, Gary. I am new here, but wanted to let you know I enjoyed watching. Been taking care of a friends. farm as he just went through a surgery for colon cancer. Most of my life I worked and managed dairy farms, so it is nice to be around cattle again.
Many blessings, Jim
Thanks gorgeous watching Jim.
Welcome aboard. Hope that you come back for more.
That was a tight fit in the cow passage. lol Yea, it's that time of year again. Have a great weekend Gary! See ya!
Thanks John
Great video Gary 📹 👍
Thanks for watching.
Good morning Gary, it's 6 am here. Enjoying the video with our morning coffee ☕️☕️ no wonder the ladies🐄 were reluctant to leave. Beautiful endless pasture for roaming. The horses look playful, having fun being outside stretching their legs. Thanks for the ride along, Ben 👍
Good morning Ben☕️
Thanks for watching
" Come on ladies, let's go!"
Has that line ever worked any time, anywhere????
Great video, Gary! God Bless you all, and happy Thanksgiving!
lol John. I never thought about that. Going to have to change my approach now🤔
Looks beautiful Gary nice video! 👍👀👍
Thanks Kev. Glad that you liked it.
GOOOOOD Morning Sir 🌞🌞HYYYYYAAAA Let's Go Cowboy Time to round up these cattle before the Long Cold Winter Land 🥶🥶🤣👍Fun heated cab comment at the gate 🤣🤣👍👍Nice Horses 😇😇👍👍Well Done Sir and Keep Warm Cheers 🍻🍻
Good morning Dave ☕️
Can't blame them for not wanting to leave.. they've got a nice place there 👍
Good morning Ed
Thank you. They sure seem content here.
Hey Gary!We do the same thing on a much smaller scale, just move half our herd from the north pasture to the south pasture to winter with the rest of the herd by the hay barn and silo. Don't get to go thru any cool tunnels. Enjoyed the video, it's interesting to see how real farmers bring in the corn!😁
I rent my pastures out so these guys take their cows home for the winter. They will be back… most of them. A couple are too old and the bull went away forever this year. He is 7. Jay doesn’t usually keep them this long.
Thanks for watching Bill. Hope to see you drop by again.
Good evening Gary 🍻
Good morning Ron☕️
Oh what the heck! It’s 5 O’ clock somewhere 🍻🍻
That is funny you almost got me with the Japanese Quarter horse (in the comment). It's a question of perspective if they are going back home in their mind... Thanks!
Thanks Joe.
Good evening Gary
Howdy Ed ☕️☕️👍🏻💪👊🇺🇸
@@tractortalkwithgary1271 good morning Gary ☕☕☕
How's she goin'? The 4 wheelers are sure handy for doing this sort of work eh. Being able to chase the cattle to far corners of the pastures, I guess a horse or the 4 wheeler can do that, but it would bae hard with anything else. The animals are wanting to stay in the pasture but, like us, they know winter is coming and they need to get ready!! LOL Take care!!
Thanks Mike
Well done 👍
One thing I've learned watching YT.. corn is a very LOUD crop to combine..
Thanks Ed.
Yep corn is loud. 🤣🤣🤣
That looked like a lot of fun. You were right, they really did not want to go. Great video and fun to watch, thanks
Thanks Joseph
Great video Gary. Nice looking cows and horses. Smart animals.
Have a great tractor day. 👍🏻👋👋
Thank you Noel.
@@tractortalkwithgary1271 👍🏻👍🏻👋👋🪵🪓🔥🚜
nice video Gary, have a nice day...
Good morning Gary. We drove heifers, and the few steers we kept across the Township road. Fortunately traffic wasn't what it is. Thank you.
Good morning Bryce ☕️
Even on this quiet county road Bryce, I would hate to have to cross it with cattle.
Many cars go by here like they are responding to a fire call.
We have a nearly mile long straight stretch to get them wound up good before the next sharp curve.
Thanks for watching Bryce.
I am going to the big consignment auction today.
Looked like a fun roundup. The horses were enjoying themselves with all that energy. Cool stuff Gary.
Thanks Kenny
Yippee Ki yeah cowboy Gary on your metal horse you ride 👍🏻🇺🇸
Or as Ed says, “ Japanese Quarter Horse”, 🤣🤣🤣
Thanks for watching Scott
Lol , that’s good!
We had an underpass just like that at my home farm growing up. That bay looks to have Arab blood. I bet the horses would have loved to move those cows.
Roundup is a great American tradition.
Thanks Dave.
The Arabian is much too high spirited for me to attempt to ride him.
We might be able to ride the paint mare. She is a bit more docile.
We don’t own a saddle anymore and I prefer to ride bareback anyway. Never liked a saddle.
Thanks for watching Dave
I liked the 4 wheeler roundup. Much more comfortable than a horse lol
I haven’t had to follow along behind it with a manure fork and a shovel either, 🤣🤣🤣
I always prefer the mechanical horse over the real ones, no brain to disagree with my mine 😂 thanks Gary great round up experience
Thanks Dana. I actually would have to disagree with you there.
A good horse is absolutely irreplaceable for working cattle.
They are very powerful animals and that type of riding takes on big risk of serious injury.
We have all had horses but both Jay and Kevin would have to haul their horses and I don’t ride either of mine for a number of reasons.
A good dog is very valuable on a farm too. Our dogs were always working dogs. Their job was to bring the dairy cows up out of the pasture in the summer to be milked both morning and night. In all kinds of weather.
Thanks for watching Dana. Always great to hear from you.
By the way, how is the adjustment to living in Florida after living on Alaska going?
Love your videos brother Gary thanks for sharing, New friend here stay connected God bless you
Thank you for watching. Appreciate the kind words.
Good evening Gary. Times sure have changed, rounding up with horsepower nowadays and no longer horses. That underpass looked pretty tight. Jobs all done the horses come out to play, what a great life. Have a good one Gary!
Thanks for watching Paul.
Hey Gary, great video. This brought up some memories! Growing up on the farm. I was helping my neighbor do this a few weeks ago too. I find the older cows who have done this before know the routine. The horses were certainly happy. Take care
Thanks John.
Yes sir , the horses were happy to regain their freedom.
We have to lock them in the basement of the lower barn so that we can use the lower barn yard to sort out the cattle.
It’s always a sad day to see the cows loaded up and moved back out of here. The only good thing is that now I don’t have to open and close the gates when I go down into the woods. The gates can stay open
Love the video Gary. That was fun day. Hate to see them go to. That means winter is coming.
Indeed it does. Thanks Curt, and thanks again for the help.
New subscriber here. We are a UA-cam channel from Pittsburgh PA. I enjoyed channels like yours. 👍
Thank you for coming over.
The farm looks amazing! That tunnel seemed so much bigger as a kid. I remember taking your horse Skipper through there. These videos are great, thanks for posting!
Thanks for watching.
I agree about the tunnel seeming so much smaller.
The Rancher is a tight squeeze to get through there, but it does make it. Saves a lot of steps that way.
I have been scratching my head trying to figure out who you are.
Would you send me an e mail and help end this mystery?
Thanks for watching.
How we do ours also. Underpass in cool. Fun to watch thanks .
Thanks for watching Bob
Done subscribed
Good morning Gary 🙋🏼♂️☕️. How much time did it take to round them up? I don’t blame them for not wanting to leave 😉. The horses were happy to go outside 👍🏻. Have a great day Gary 👍🏻🙋🏼♂️🙂
Thanks for watching Luc.
We had them up in under a half hour. They know they can’t outrun the 4 wheelers so after a short objection from them, they give their full cooperation.
You should’ve rounded up the cows on horseback and been a real cowboy 😂. Take care Gary and hope you have a blessed and Happy Thanksgiving my friend.
I wouldn’t have been able to walk for a month Tony 🤣
Cowboy Gary! 🤣 Were those combines harvesting corn on your land?
Howdy Erik.
No. That is some footage from my last video that I incorporated into this one just to have some tractor content.
It has been quite a while since I've been through that cattle-way.
Remember the time I went through there on Brownie laying down on his back when he bit into the electric fence?
Couldn’t sit up! Couldn’t bail off! That was a whole lot of not fun!
How did we ever live to see our 60’s Jim?
Can't say I'd be in any hurry to leave either....sure is a nice piece of ground....The ponies were sure happy to get out and kick up their heels.... At the end with the combines, is that the same crew you help out? Thanks Gary.
Thanks Brent. Yes, that was some footage from my last video I threw in to help lengthen it out a bit more.
I like my videos to be right at or around the 10 minute mark.
According to you tube data analytics, there is a very small portion of people who will watch a video past the 10 minute point.
My average watch time on my channel videos is between 4-5 minutes.
That’s why like on my comments on Ed’s videos I always let him know that I watched in entirety.
Thanks for watching Brent