I love watching Uncle Jeff with the cows lol. He always looks like hes going to war with them 🤣🤣 Cole is like "oh 💩 a big a$$ cow is coming" & jeff is like "bring it bish lol"
I love the farm channels where the farmers still have livestock. I used to farm, and, fed some calves every year. I used a head gate to work them. I always felt kinda sorry for those little calves for the first day or two, they seemed to bawl all night the first night.
Cole thank you for the education, who knew how much go,s into farming, pretty incredible to see it all unfold , plus i love south Dakota an the people , the back roads is where it at , peace craig
Helped my uncle last weekend before hunting season round up his last head of cattle he was busy harvesting and couldn’t do it early so we did it after he got all done with harvest
I just weened my 120 Blk Angus by myself and i found yer video quite good, that field coral is "the dogs bollocks" bud (that means good in Scottish by the way) maybe some time do a infomercial on it and it's parts n price, i'm always looking at handy tips to make my operation easier n safer.
Great video, Cole. Interesting to see how you separate off the Cattle and calves. With the mud and heavy trailers it's amazing you didn't get stuck more. Never realized the corral is foldable and also you can put wheels on it for transport.
"FARMER POWER!" 💪💪always rocks when trailer slides or stuck. Haha. Great cattle wrangling! Sometimes they cooperate, other times, you get cow pied. 🤦♂️🤦♂️ Awesome job! 👍👍
We got to wash the equipments, maintain, keep it tip top conditions so won't fail while working under rain and snow and storms....animals hygine is also very important.....round the clock duties....Salute guys...I wish can give you my hands....I am a mechanic I fix electric lift trucks.
You looked a bit nervous there at the start haha with your cattle prod or as we call them in New Zealand sissy sticks 😂😂 enjoy watching how it's done in the states cheers for the content have a good 1
@@SonneFarms haha algood last time I seen someone use a cattle prod it was a stock truck driver pushing a bull up the ramp on to the truck after the 3rd time the bull had enough and kicked him square in the nuts 😂😂😂
@@SonneFarms unlike crops they could hurt a human! lol As an auditor I was in the livestock judging ring with the Judge=IL State Fair Audit season ha ha
Cole you are a cool young dude making good videos of your farming life, can't help but notice you seem very timid around cattle, have you ever been stomped or are you being just too cautious? Cattle can tell if someone is afraid and won't stand their ground and usually that's the person they will go for, time and time again it's like putting a target on your back. You need to make yourself bigger in the cow's mind, especially doing yard work, or you may well end up on the deck one day with all the stockwork you have to do.
one pup their black angus. Need to be weary around them. Could also just be his personality. I’ve been kicked and thrown and kicked some more but I don’t back down from them. Other than our new black angus bull he’s a little prick
Nice one today...Was wondering about your 24 pairs, haven't seen them in a while, I assume you'll be bringing them in from the remote location eventually?
found someone that does cattle and not afraid to show how it works thanks if u need some help just give me a shout be there with bells on have farmed and ranches most of my life been at last place forn15 years but looking for a change
I rarely use it, as you can see in the video most of time I don't even touch them with it, and for it to actually shock I have to push a button. In some cases the cow or calf wont move forward and without the prod it is hard to get them moving. I want you, and everyone else to know how much I care about the animals and I am never happy to use the prod, and I use it as little as possible. I personally have been shocked by the prod a number of times and I can say from experience that it is not something I want to be on the business end of, but it isn't that painful, especially for bigger animals like cattle.
They say animals sense fear , you seem to be afraid of the cattle . Did you get smashed by the cattle in the past ? Just an observation , thats one of the reasons I stopped working on farms with animals , they will mess you up , sometimes permanently , I know first hand !!!!!
When I watched the video I was surprised to see how uncomfortable I looked. I wouldn't say I am scared of them but I do respect them. Plus when we have that many critters in the small pen a like to keep a little distance so I don't scare them and push them to jump over or try to crawl under the fence
Was a good video, but you seem scared of cattle or don’t know what your doing. But I like how u keep your distance, if you don’t know, you can get hurt, 😂😂 my in-laws would chase me out if they see me doing what you did
@@SonneFarms Thanks for replying. If it's not too much trouble, is there any way you can figure out who made that set up.... would your dad happen to know?
Absolutely love watching you guys work cattle. Great setups and calm cattle.
Glad you like them!
I love watching Uncle Jeff with the cows lol. He always looks like hes going to war with them 🤣🤣 Cole is like "oh 💩 a big a$$ cow is coming" & jeff is like "bring it bish lol"
That's a pretty nifty portable corral.
It is very nice!
Yes I've viewed this one and many more again but I just had to say thanks again I love your life🙂
Glad you enjoy it!
It was lovely to see a well-oiled machine like the three of you handling the castle 👏❤
Do any of your Uncle Jeff’s kids farm with him like you do with your Dad? This was a great video and such a beautiful sky in South Dakota!!🙋♀️💗
I love the farm channels where the farmers still have livestock. I used to farm, and, fed some calves every year. I used a head gate to work them. I always felt kinda sorry for those little calves for the first day or two, they seemed to bawl all night the first night.
Incredible, So efficiently, briskly and safely done. Have a wonderful day and weekend. Thanks for sharing.
Thank you!
Cole thank you for the education, who knew how much go,s into farming, pretty incredible to see it all unfold , plus i love south Dakota an the people , the back roads is where it at ,
peace craig
Really Appreciate the Drone experience Big Cowboy Thanks
You always make it fun and interesting.
Thanks Karen!
Loved it guys....Thanks for sharing
Hi there I am a farmer/butcher from Haiti I really like the portable coral good animal handling low stress great job.
Thanks!
Awesome job TY for sharing
Helped my uncle last weekend before hunting season round up his last head of cattle he was busy harvesting and couldn’t do it early so we did it after he got all done with harvest
Another excellent video of professional farming !
Well behaved cows Did it get cold. Good healthy looking cattle
Love the cattle stuff.
Coolest portable corral I’ve ever seen
That was some operation. Good job and a cool video :)
Good job! Love seeing the cattle content.
Nice pens Cattle have done that before. Nice relaxed Cattle
Thank you!
Thanks buddies...now then I know how farm life is....so cool so stress sometimes....
Hope you enjoyed!
Another nice vlog. Nice to see your getting much more comfortable in front of the camera. Keep up the good work.
Really liked this video
I just weened my 120 Blk Angus by myself and i found yer video quite good, that field coral is "the dogs bollocks" bud (that means good in Scottish by the way) maybe some time do a infomercial on it and it's parts n price, i'm always looking at handy tips to make my operation easier n safer.
That folding corral is bad a$$!! So I'm not a cattlerancher, but that is cool!! Looks like fun stuff!!
Whatch that language buddy
That is a nice setup for the mobile coral.
After you folded it up I can see how handy it is!
Great video, Cole. Interesting to see how you separate off the Cattle and calves. With the mud and heavy trailers it's amazing you didn't get stuck more. Never realized the corral is foldable and also you can put wheels on it for transport.
Another great video and very interesting. Camillus ( Ireland)
Awesome! Thank you!
Like the corral and video very much 🤠👍😁
Sonne farms says "hey, hey, hey".
Cow heard: hay, hay, hay, "whaaat?". 🤯🤣
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Never farmed but I ever hit the lotto im so buying a farm this is so cool
Really cool the fence are for round up the cows to load unload....mobile....first time see that....thanks guys....
Our UNI Panthers are coming to chase down those Jackrabbits.
Hahaha ill be at the game to see how it unfolds
@@SonneFarms cool we finishing corn and my son out baling cornstalks listen to the radio go Panthers
Congratulations to the Jackrabbits they sure out ran the Panthers.
"FARMER POWER!" 💪💪always rocks when trailer slides or stuck. Haha. Great cattle wrangling! Sometimes they cooperate, other times, you get cow pied. 🤦♂️🤦♂️ Awesome job! 👍👍
Great job on the video
Love watching your videos
Thank you!
We got to wash the equipments, maintain, keep it tip top conditions so won't fail while working under rain and snow and storms....animals hygine is also very important.....round the clock duties....Salute guys...I wish can give you my hands....I am a mechanic I fix electric lift trucks.
Portable corral so sweet
Get ya a Cummins you guys won’t be getting stuck and pulled out like that GM...😂 Just playing bud good video 👍
Good video and I would like to see you fixing fence too!
Hopefully around thanksgiving we will be able to tear out some old fence and put in some new
I liked that video, not that knowledgeable on livestock, dig the heck out of that portable corral. Thanks y'all something new every time.
You looked a bit nervous there at the start haha with your cattle prod or as we call them in New Zealand sissy sticks 😂😂 enjoy watching how it's done in the states cheers for the content have a good 1
Yea ive watched this video a few times and i look really nervous there. I like to keep my distance haha
@@SonneFarms haha algood last time I seen someone use a cattle prod it was a stock truck driver pushing a bull up the ramp on to the truck after the 3rd time the bull had enough and kicked him square in the nuts 😂😂😂
@@SonneFarms unlike crops they could hurt a human! lol As an auditor I was in the livestock judging ring with the Judge=IL State Fair Audit season ha ha
Cole you are a cool young dude making good videos of your farming life, can't help but notice you seem very timid around cattle, have you ever been stomped or are you being just too cautious? Cattle can tell if someone is afraid and won't stand their ground and usually that's the person they will go for, time and time again it's like putting a target on your back. You need to make yourself bigger in the cow's mind, especially doing yard work, or you may well end up on the deck one day with all the stockwork you have to do.
one pup their black angus. Need to be weary around them. Could also just be his personality. I’ve been kicked and thrown and kicked some more but I don’t back down from them. Other than our new black angus bull he’s a little prick
Mooooving cattle
Nice one today...Was wondering about your 24 pairs, haven't seen them in a while, I assume you'll be bringing them in from the remote location eventually?
Thats right, hopefully next weekend we will go out there and get them in the corral!
Is it crick , or creek in south Dakota ?
depends on the day ;)
What’s the name of that portable corral and where did you buy it
I like your portable coral setup. Who makes that? Do you have a link? Love your videos...keep em coming.
Its called a Rawhide Portable Corral system by W-W
How do you have such nice weather?
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Good vlog! What brand of corral is that?
I cant remember at the moment, sorry
Douglas Griffiths- Looks similar to John Macdonalds' Rawhide corrals
ATV. The new cowboy horse.
The best part is they dont kick or eat hay
@@SonneFarms Jeupp.
Awesome video, you roll any cornstalk bales?
We do sometimes, this year we did about 60 soybean stover bales which we will use for bedding in the spring
Nice aluminum trailer
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How many head of cattle do you guys have in total?
Got a link to that badass corral setup?
www.rawhideportablecorral.com
How many tire that car plss answer me 4 or 6
Pls more videos
What do your parents think about the whole UA-cam and GoPros and drones .
They know it can be very impactful and they are super supportive!
@@SonneFarms why not introduce them to us as you gather sometime
Who's job is it to clean out the trailers?
Whoever loses rock paper scissors
City Slicker here..besides 'color' difference btwn RED and Black Angus---??
They are actually very similar, the color difference is due to a mutation and it really comes down to preference of the producer.
I wonder how many subscribers yo uh have with how many videos you make
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Doing the same, how big are your calves?
If I had to guess I would say 400-600 lbs
Very interesting to a non farmer
Good!
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found someone that does cattle and not afraid to show how it works thanks if u need some help just give me a shout be there with bells on have farmed and ranches most of my life been at last place forn15 years but looking for a change
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Is your name Cole or colt
Cole!
Only farmers would understand what ya mean by dumpin cattle
Why are you using a cattle shocker as they are so painful for the cows
I rarely use it, as you can see in the video most of time I don't even touch them with it, and for it to actually shock I have to push a button. In some cases the cow or calf wont move forward and without the prod it is hard to get them moving. I want you, and everyone else to know how much I care about the animals and I am never happy to use the prod, and I use it as little as possible. I personally have been shocked by the prod a number of times and I can say from experience that it is not something I want to be on the business end of, but it isn't that painful, especially for bigger animals like cattle.
Sonne Farms ok cool
You need a good dog that can handle cattle would make your life a lot easier
That would be nice! Do you know if people ranchers train them, themselves or do they always hire that out?
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Right on!
They say animals sense fear , you seem to be afraid of the cattle . Did you get smashed by the cattle in the past ? Just an observation , thats one of the reasons I stopped working on farms with animals , they will mess you up , sometimes permanently , I know first hand !!!!!
When I watched the video I was surprised to see how uncomfortable I looked. I wouldn't say I am scared of them but I do respect them. Plus when we have that many critters in the small pen a like to keep a little distance so I don't scare them and push them to jump over or try to crawl under the fence
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Все так грубо, коровы все запуганные. Мне такое базировка не нравиться. 👎👎👎👎👎
4 dislikes from vegans
Approximately 4,500 views, and 3 PETA members for some reason did not like this.
Was a good video, but you seem scared of cattle or don’t know what your doing. But I like how u keep your distance, if you don’t know, you can get hurt, 😂😂 my in-laws would chase me out if they see me doing what you did
I like your portable coral setup. Who makes that? Do you have a link? Love your videos...keep em coming.
Thank you! Im not sure who made it
@@SonneFarms Thanks for replying. If it's not too much trouble, is there any way you can figure out who made that set up.... would your dad happen to know?
@@maxmoo3275 Ill try to figure it out
Rawhide portable corral system by W-W
@@SonneFarms Thanks Cole!