If I won that tractor I would fully restore it, complete makeover, make it look brand new.. Then haul it back to your farm and give it to your dad. He’s good people. You’re lucky to have him.
Memories...oh so many memories watching this! Worked with Grandpa and Uncle on school breaks and summers. Pulled many calves. Had hogs too...hated them....loved cattle! Great job you guys~! Duane from Omaha!
If I won, I'd take it back to "the" farm in northern Michigan and give it to my sister who now owns a small section of the farm - for her large gardening projects. I used to have, some 55 years ago, a Ford Ferguson. Wide tire wheel base, hydrolic lifts for a plow and in the rear. Made a lot of $$$$$ plowing snow. Had a flat plow and bucket with an easy interchangable hookup. I love your tractor, soon to be mine. I'll pick it up in SD and take it to Michigan. close transport. At 70, it would be the first thing I ever won of any consequence. Positive thinking goes a long way. Love your Video's and your old man reminds me of my old man!! Love it.
Glad us subscribers are already entered to WIN your sweet tracror! NEAT! It would make a great big dusty anniversary gift for my hubby (who will keep it dusty )! He'd take it even dustier if that's humanly possible! Lol! Your videos are truly entertaining but also full of compassion. Cherish your Dad---he is Golden!
My grandpa always kept horses on the farm to gather and work cattle but when he passed away that was one of the first things my dad did was stop using horses and went first to motorcycles then later to three-wheelers then finally to four-wheelers and side by sides. He always said a bag of feed was worth at least three cowboys and horses when it came to gathering cattle.
Just came across your channel this morning, our son is an avid UA-cam fan and it’s cool to see someone so close to us, we’re in White Lake. Keep it up!
Spring may be early this year. I heard some Canada Geese flying by my house in Winnipeg, Manitoba and that is very rare for the first week of March. Nature does not make mistakes and I suspect they know it will be a early spring and some are arriving. It has been around 32F/0 C for a few days and not going to change soon. So yeah your mud may be here to stay.😊
I'd love to have that tractor my dad used to run one just like it when he worked in the potatoes that was the only international tractor on the farm the rest was John deere but for some reason my dad would always use the international. Keep up the great videos looks like you have some chores to get to
Man that's a nice tractor it would be a great addition to the family farm that's finally mine. I'm moving on it and keeping the family tradition going.
I went to the Western Farm Show in Kansas City and seen the new economy line 74 series ArrowQuip chutes. Ended up buying one. I only have 20 cows but I like using the good stuff and it was $1200 cheaper than the 86 series
Enjoyed the video! Looks like y’all are getting the same crazy amounts of rain that we are getting in Alabama. Looking forward to seeing videos using the new squeeze chute. We just had the same one delivered a few weeks ago. Hoping to put it to use this spring breeding heifers. Should be quite an upgrade from the old priefert we’ve been using.
Your dad seems to have a good sense of humor. I guess if you can't laugh at yourself standing knee deep in cow manure, armpit deep in a cows backside, cattle ranching is probably not for you!
I grew up on a small farm in west central MN. I now live in Fl. If I won the tractor I would bring it to florida and restore it. I can relate to your father saying his dad told him to put down the stick and get out in the field, My father said the same thing except it was not that nice, he also added on the words- and when you get done in the field hurry up and feed the cows and then get the tractor ready to go for tomorrow morning!! And don't forget to check the d--- oil.
I see you have a collection of empty Purina mineral tubs, me too. Started using Crystalyx Tubs. They have a Breed up 28 tub that helps with milk production in Bred Cows/heifers help with overcoming nutritional stress with associated with calving. *Note* I'm not a feed salesman. Cow/Calf farmer.
The definition of "Calf" is a baby cow or bull. "Baby calf" is redundant! LOL What ever you do, don't give them names! Just kidding, love your channel!
The thing I would do with the tractor is I would like to get a small farm going again , and I only have one tractor that works and and it is pretty old and I know that that tractor is old but I would still like to have it.
Lol thought we were smashing grape! I am running out of snow piles to clean up in here. stupid question.. but what does the pellets do for them? That's something new for me. I am sure I could look it up on the internet but just thought I would see why u guys use them.
2 things. We personally are using them to tame the cattle down. They like the taste so they are willing to get close to us to eat them, then they get used to us being around them. The other is that they are high in protein which is good for building muscle and they also have fat in them for energy.
Cattle Cake is new to use last couple years. Looking to adding a Cake feeder on a SXS. Researching new SXS. Yamaha Viking Ranch and Kawasaki (Bed Cap. 1000# & 3 yr. limited)Any Input by your subscribers would be nice.
If I won the tractor I would use it on my operation as a loader or feed tractor for my calves that I have by the way I'm a 14 year old that wants to be a rancher and spend most of my money on bottle calves and raise them till their about 700 pounds and sell them
Ok look we are all trying to win this tractor, so no low blow comments like I am 14 n blah blah blah... I am 13 n from Africa n have not ate in two weeks so I need the tractor so I can get food that is 150 miles away n up hill in both directions! Take that
If I won the tractor I’d prob sell it cheap prob 500-1000 then buy ALOT of fentanyl,heroin, and crack plus a big bottle of jack and a hooker and have a great 3-4 hours
If I win the International tractor I will give it to my brother who still runs the farm where I was born and raised in Canton, New York near the Canadian border 🇺🇸⚓️😎
If I won that tractor I would fully restore it, complete makeover, make it look brand new.. Then haul it back to your farm and give it to your dad. He’s good people. You’re lucky to have him.
It sounds to me like you are really good people as well. Thank you for the kind words!
UmTUCAR
Memories...oh so many memories watching this! Worked with Grandpa and Uncle on school breaks and summers. Pulled many calves. Had hogs too...hated them....loved cattle! Great job you guys~! Duane from Omaha!
You go Dad 😀👍🏾🚜 Thanks
If I won, I'd take it back to "the" farm in northern Michigan and give it to my sister who now owns a small section of the farm - for her large gardening projects. I used to have, some 55 years ago, a Ford Ferguson. Wide tire wheel base, hydrolic lifts for a plow and in the rear. Made a lot of $$$$$ plowing snow. Had a flat plow and bucket with an easy interchangable hookup. I love your tractor, soon to be mine. I'll pick it up in SD and take it to Michigan. close transport. At 70, it would be the first thing I ever won of any consequence. Positive thinking goes a long way. Love your Video's and your old man reminds me of my old man!! Love it.
Thank you!
What part of Michigan. I'm in central Michigan
You're like a cow whisperer now. You and your dad are pretty awesome. Great sense of humor.
I love your dad, he cracks me up.
Cole, my daughter is a student at SDSU. She's a senior in the EE dept. Look for the girl with the blue hair. Love the videos, keep them coming.
Thanks Doug!
Glad us subscribers are already entered to WIN your sweet tracror! NEAT! It would make a great big dusty anniversary gift for my hubby (who will keep it dusty )! He'd take it even dustier if that's humanly possible! Lol!
Your videos are truly entertaining but also full of compassion. Cherish your Dad---he is Golden!
Looking forward to seeing you use that new shoot. I bet your excited.
Sure am!
My grandpa always kept horses on the farm to gather and work cattle but when he passed away that was one of the first things my dad did was stop using horses and went first to motorcycles then later to three-wheelers then finally to four-wheelers and side by sides. He always said a bag of feed was worth at least three cowboys and horses when it came to gathering cattle.
you and your dad are great,,, love the Aero Equipment can not wait to see it work
Just came across your channel this morning, our son is an avid UA-cam fan and it’s cool to see someone so close to us, we’re in White Lake. Keep it up!
Thanks Neil!
Do you have any way to contact you privately?
Yea if you message me on my instagram "SonneFarms"
The fact y’all sell that many bulls is just crazy to me. Good for you guys!
You two men, quit playing in mud/water. You'll catch a cold. 🤣
Oh, excited to see how the new chute works out in upcoming video.
Glad your back. Looking forward to spring videos. Thanks!
Me too! Thanks!
Another great video! Your dad and you make a good team!
Thank you Joey!
Good video and nice looking cattle.The Arrowquip equipment should make working cattle a lot more safer and easier.
Spring may be early this year.
I heard some Canada Geese flying by my house in Winnipeg, Manitoba and that is very rare for the first week of March.
Nature does not make mistakes and I suspect they know it will be a early spring and some are arriving.
It has been around 32F/0 C for a few days and not going to change soon.
So yeah your mud may be here to stay.😊
The warmth is nice! We have geese migrating back up too!
Enjoyed this video guys !!! And nice set of deer racks on tho wall THANKS !!!!
Thanks Dennis!
Welcome back. Good luck with the rest of calving.
Thank you
Spring comes to South Dakota! Maybe the best video you have ever done for a lot of reasons, and you know I follow all your videos!
Thought the new chute was pie in the sky. Nice collaboration! Your Dad's a nice addition to the channel as well.
Thank you Larry!
Congrats on the new start of the art chute. Looking forward to seeing it in action.
I'd love to have that tractor my dad used to run one just like it when he worked in the potatoes that was the only international tractor on the farm the rest was John deere but for some reason my dad would always use the international. Keep up the great videos looks like you have some chores to get to
It's not a John Deere not sure what we would do with it. Sounds exciting. Thanks for the video on the update always enjoy seeing new calves
Man that's a nice tractor it would be a great addition to the family farm that's finally mine. I'm moving on it and keeping the family tradition going.
Bro congratulations! I’m so excited for calving season on my grandfathers farm in Indiana
I went to the Western Farm Show in Kansas City and seen the new economy line 74 series ArrowQuip chutes. Ended up buying one. I only have 20 cows but I like using the good stuff and it was $1200 cheaper than the 86 series
Great videos. The tractor would come in handy pulling the mixer wagon thru the freestall barn feeding my dairy cows😊
Wow, those girls are like just tell us where you want us to go LOL LOL
SONNE FARMS that is a beautiful tractor to run good like it
Dakota pellets should sponsor you
I just emailed Dakota Good directly. Lets see if they will sponsor you and your channel
Enjoyed the video! Looks like y’all are getting the same crazy amounts of rain that we are getting in Alabama.
Looking forward to seeing videos using the new squeeze chute. We just had the same one delivered a few weeks ago. Hoping to put it to use this spring breeding heifers. Should be quite an upgrade from the old priefert we’ve been using.
Yes I am very excited!
Your dad seems to have a good sense of humor. I guess if you can't laugh at yourself standing knee deep in cow manure, armpit deep in a cows backside, cattle ranching is probably not for you!
I grew up on a small farm in west central MN. I now live in Fl. If I won the tractor I would bring it to florida and restore it. I can relate to your father saying his dad told him to put down the stick and get out in the field, My father said the same thing except it was not that nice, he also added on the words- and when you get done in the field hurry up and feed the cows and then get the tractor ready to go for tomorrow morning!! And don't forget to check the d--- oil.
Haha, sounds like my dad a lot
I am having to get my claving fix by going back in time. Cole you need to get more new content out faster!! Love your videos
Working on it!
My first tractor was a 544 gas hydro. I miss it.
I bought one of your hoodies & a hat the hoodie is very warm. Throw my name in the hat for the tractor!! Good video
Thank you!
Finally a good tractor. Nice looking future steaks too
I see you have a collection of empty Purina mineral tubs, me too. Started using Crystalyx Tubs. They have a Breed up 28 tub that helps with milk production in Bred Cows/heifers help with overcoming nutritional stress with associated with calving. *Note* I'm not a feed salesman. Cow/Calf farmer.
Excellent stuff, one of my favorite channels
Thank you John!
Awesome channel thank you
Thanks!
We have loads of those sort of old tractors where I live in Ireland also in the tractor run that runs straight through my town.
I live by Madison SD and we have 45 calves.
Not to far away!
Haha! Awesome outro!
I love seeing the calves!
Good video Cole & Brian Brian cracks me up sometime lol Daniel from central Mississippi
Can't wait to see the new chute if I won the tractor I'd give it to my ol Man he'd b blown away
😊😊😍😍😘😘
The definition of "Calf" is a baby cow or bull. "Baby calf" is redundant! LOL What ever you do, don't give them names! Just kidding, love your channel!
Makes sense!
I love your videos and great video
Thanks Colton!
We just rented that same chute with a tub! Wiah we owned it but they are to expensive for me!
I am excited to use it!
@@SonneFarms we loved it, it was by far the best set up we have ever used.
The thing I would do with the tractor is I would like to get a small farm going again , and I only have one tractor that works and and it is pretty old and I know that that tractor is old but I would still like to have it.
Number 4. It’s green and yellow
Really good video, hope you had a good vacation
Thanks John!
Love your channel. Would love to have a red tractor. Right size for me.
Thanks David
Over here in Ireland the river shannon has burst its bank and the water is 10 feet deep in places, hope it doesn't get that bad over where you are at
That sounds horrible!
That 544 would go good with our 504
Nice video
Thank you!
That’s a nice tractor
Thanks Tara!
love the channel keep them coming
Thank you!!
Here in Ohio Iv been fighting mudd all winter! Between the all the rain and not freezing it was impossible to keep calves dry
Good luck!
I would use that tractor to put hay out with the cows my family has and use if for some other chores at the farm
Congratulations#!
wow your area out there is really wet and muddy, it must be rough working around all of that
I could really use that tractor on my little farm.
YEEYEE
perfect fit for thirty acre hay field it would get plenty of care and use
Sounds like stomping grapes😄
U should do a cattle tour
I would use it to help out on my farm
Who built that machine shed every thing looking great 👍
I do not remember the name of the crew but I can ask dad and talk about it in a future video
did all the deer come off your property that you have mounted in the office?
Lol thought we were smashing grape! I am running out of snow piles to clean up in here. stupid question.. but what does the pellets do for them? That's something new for me. I am sure I could look it up on the internet but just thought I would see why u guys use them.
2 things. We personally are using them to tame the cattle down. They like the taste so they are willing to get close to us to eat them, then they get used to us being around them. The other is that they are high in protein which is good for building muscle and they also have fat in them for energy.
Wish I could get some of those pellets for my fair heifers, would help out a lot!
I watch you every day
I appreciate it!
That’s awesome what you guys are doing with the tractor giveaway keep up the good work on the videos
Think that tractor would look really good next to my 1850 Oliver
Thank you!
6:36 If I win the tractor, I am going to drive it back to Massachusetts where I live. Should only take me a few days.
Haha that would be a fun drive
That tractor is mind
Welcome back home from school so what are you studying if I may ask tell your dad I said hi from texas
I am studying Agronomy, which is basically plant and soil science
I live in De Smet Sd like 1 hour away from you
I've been there a couple times
Sonne Farms awesome
Coolant keeps things cool. No matter how hot it is.
Hey Cole man, what all did u take at College & for how long?
If I won the tractor I would use it for my new small farm
I would ride it around
if i won that tractor I would give it to my grandpa,and btw he farms near by parkston South Dakota
Oh cool!
If I won the tractor I’d give it to my uncle or my grandpa. My grandpa lives near Howard SD.
Lmao Good Brian
Cattle Cake is new to use last couple years. Looking to adding a Cake feeder on a SXS. Researching new SXS. Yamaha Viking Ranch and Kawasaki (Bed Cap. 1000# & 3 yr. limited)Any Input by your subscribers would be nice.
do you come to Texas some time
I have only been at the airport in Dallas shortly, other than that I haven't spent any time there
wasn't that the same chute that solidly gorgeous asian girl showed you? what a pushover.
Unsure which product Cole is eyeing on. 🤣
Give him a break, I almost ordered one from her and I just have a cat
Did you buy that 7R new?
yea, probably at least 6 years ago
If I won the tractor I would use it on my operation as a loader or feed tractor for my calves that I have by the way I'm a 14 year old that wants to be a rancher and spend most of my money on bottle calves and raise them till their about 700 pounds and sell them
Ok look we are all trying to win this tractor, so no low blow comments like I am 14 n blah blah blah...
I am 13 n from Africa n have not ate in two weeks so I need the tractor so I can get food that is 150 miles away n up hill in both directions! Take that
If I won the tractor I’d prob sell it cheap prob 500-1000 then buy ALOT of fentanyl,heroin, and crack plus a big bottle of jack and a hooker and have a great 3-4 hours
@@jjp1117 I think we can be friends
If I win the International tractor I will give it to my brother who still runs the farm where I was born and raised in Canton, New York near the Canadian border 🇺🇸⚓️😎
Arrowquip that beautiful girl at the show you should get that girl. Oh I know your way ahead of me.
Who helps your dad with all the work when you are not home.He must have someone to help him ?
My Uncle Jeff and my dad work together, otherwise dad saves the jobs that take more people for the weekends when I can come home
Are baby calves similar in name to baby infants?
I'd be giving it to my cousin who could use it badly
edward tye hi
This year you have claves, last year calves, why did you change breeds?
lol
I'm kinda new around these parts. You mentioned going to school....where do you go and what are you studying? Just curious...
I go to South Dakota State University in Brookings, SD. I have less than a semester left and I am studying Agronomy! Thanks for the question!
@@SonneFarms It's so nice to see family carry on in farming. You already have had a ton of experience! My best to you and congratulations!
Are your buildings built out of drill stem?
Yes sir!