I commented on your first video. This video also brings tears to my eyes because my wife a city girl and secretary all her life(between our 6 kids) loved me enough to change her lifestyle to dairy farming when we were 50. I had to work part time off the farm to make ends meet and she agreed to feed the cows and release them to pasture in my absence. I used to laugh, silently, when she pinched her nose closed as she entered the barn. The farm offered many wonderful memories. At 93, the farming I did is now antiquated and I don't believe the opportunity to experience it is available to others.
Enjoyed this immensely!!! I get so tired of people bashing ranchers. I’m glad to see more of you all on UA-cam. You have such a great sense of humor and presence about you, even when “the girls” are a being naughty, busting into where they’re not supposed to be. I miss working with cattle, and enjoy living vicariously through folks like you. God love you and watch over your family.
We had a feeder wagon like that on the outfit in SE Oregon, it had a lot of bearing problems, we found it was a lot earlier to have another tractor at the stack yard to load with. 🇺🇸
You picked the right dog for the job. As far as the dirty window 🪟; well we get to see what you see . It doesn’t get any more real than that. You are doing just fine. Keep up the good work. 👍
Ok woman, I take it back. You do need your dog. He's quite the cowdog, if I do say so myself. He really knows his businesws. Someone taught your cowdog really well. If there's 1 thing I really enjoy, besides watching you work, it's watching your cowdog doing his work. It's obvious he's a very special dog to you.
I’m totally with you and don’t run down the road with the bucket in the air like that. But I do pick it up when I go across auto gates with a bale in the bucket blocking my view like in the video, so I can see and don’t hit anything. Thanks a bunch for tuning in!
Your dog is magnificent. You communicate so well together. My blue healer used to bite too much. To educate a dog to bring them to you is a great credit to you. Cheers Farmer Boo
Your 4 legged partner sure helps a lot, saves a lot of 2 legged running !! Have to say Terryn, you make a very good ranch woman, just could not ask anymore of you :)
Woman, I wished I knew a thing or 2 about working the fenceline, but I never learned that on the farm in North Dakota. But fior sure, we also raised beef, as well.
Man when your managing all them cows by yourself Binks is a life saver . Like to see a side shot on that trailer to see how you scoop the bails and isn’t there twine that you have to cut and take off so cows don’t eat them sorry for dumb questions but I’m not a rancher but very interested great video as always Mam😃✌️
First lol. Your dogs are very impressive! Did you and your husband train them? I look forward to your vlogs. Always enjoyable. Please keep them coming.
Don't worry about window comments. There are times when you clean them and in five minutes you can't tell you did anything. Time is better spent doing what needs done.
We had a good dog he done the work of two men that was fun to watch him work our dog worked the catch pen and the alley way when we where branding great video.
A little dirt , guess what it's called farming , try ranching / farming you will learn ? Mr clean is no where to be found , liquid mr. Clean , stay safe ! Rock on ! Bob
Ok, so I finally noticed that you said something about the Nebraska wind. Now I know where you do your ranching. It's kind of crazy, but that area of Nebraska looks somewghat like the area around Hawthorne, Nevada. How far aw3ay are you from ther sand hills of western Nebraska? I ask that because Louis Lamoore had included the sand hills of western Nebraska in some of his western stories. I could be wrong about this, but I believe the book Chancy, and also North To The Rails were partially written in some of Nebraska. Nebraska has quite the interesting old west history tio it. Also, I don't know if you're aware of this, but very famous rodeo announcer Hadley Barret was from a part of Nebraska. I'm not sure if he's still alive, so I chose to put my words in past tense. Also, maybe you might have heard of Skeeter Thurston. He's also from your state. He competed in either the calf roping or maybe it was bull-dogging. I'm siorry I don't remember which one it was. I mention Skeeter, too, becuse he was competing at the 1986 NFR. That's National Fibals Rodeo. Held at the Thomas and Mack Center in spectacular Las Vegas, Nevada, the entertainment capital of the world. Ok, so I'm putting quite a stretch to my words. If I annoyed you w/that, my apology.
Terrun, I don't know what state you do your ranching in, but I would love to be your man. The dog has to go. I adore your children, though. I have 2 yeen-agers myself. Yoou're a tough rugged woman, you keep up the good work.
Woamn, your children are so awesomely lucky to have you as their mom. And maybe you feel the same about your children. There's no maybe about uit. Shame on me. My apology.
I commented on your first video. This video also brings tears to my eyes because my wife a city girl and secretary all her life(between our 6 kids) loved me enough to change her lifestyle to dairy farming when we were 50. I had to work part time off the farm to make ends meet and she agreed to feed the cows and release them to pasture in my absence. I used to laugh, silently, when she pinched her nose closed as she entered the barn. The farm offered many wonderful memories. At 93, the farming I did is now antiquated and I don't believe the opportunity to experience it is available to others.
it's incredible seeing the journey and walk some people take on inspiring and yet some encouragement to me to get moving
Enjoyed this immensely!!! I get so tired of people bashing ranchers. I’m glad to see more of you all on UA-cam. You have such a great sense of humor and presence about you, even when “the girls” are a being naughty, busting into where they’re not supposed to be. I miss working with cattle, and enjoy living vicariously through folks like you. God love you and watch over your family.
Thanks so much, Lucy, for tuning in and for your kinds words!
Woman, you work so hard on your Nebraska spread, and yet, you have such grace about you. May God above be good toi you and your family.
Good on ya Cowgirl! That's how ya Cowgirl Up!
We had a feeder wagon like that on the outfit in SE Oregon, it had a lot of bearing problems, we found it was a lot earlier to have another tractor at the stack yard to load with. 🇺🇸
Good dog is worth a lot ,
Fantastic dog.
Awesome cattle dog
You picked the right dog for the job. As far as the dirty window 🪟; well we get to see what you see . It doesn’t get any more real than that. You are doing just fine. Keep up the good work. 👍
Ok woman, I take it back. You do need your dog. He's quite the cowdog, if I do say so myself. He really knows his businesws. Someone taught your cowdog really well. If there's 1 thing I really enjoy, besides watching you work, it's watching your cowdog doing his work. It's obvious he's a very special dog to you.
love the dog working and helping you enjoyed the video
You're awesome, and hard working girl!!! Your dog is well trained. Our next dog will be a hard working dog as well.
gorgeous ranch girl , awesome angus cattle & large ranch #
Great job Miss FFB! Your dogs are like worth a ton. The work they provide on the farm saves a bunch of man hours. Well done!
Beautiful dog
Awesome that the dog can help you so much
You’ve got it and doing a great job even with dirty windows
Good job there young lady, no one hurt ,or broke success, all in do time
Love your videos, happy to see someone happy farming. Keep it up.
Thanks Grant!
that dog is one fine worker. you seem to be doing just fine alone.
A Safety Suggestion Never Run with Bucket that High!
I’m totally with you and don’t run down the road with the bucket in the air like that. But I do pick it up when I go across auto gates with a bale in the bucket blocking my view like in the video, so I can see and don’t hit anything. Thanks a bunch for tuning in!
I love watching your dog work!
you are very hardworking congratulations go ahead
Your dogs are amazing!!
Great video Mrs FFB
Your dog is magnificent. You communicate so well together. My blue healer used to bite too much. To educate a dog to bring them to you is a great credit to you. Cheers Farmer Boo
Your 4 legged partner sure helps a lot, saves a lot of 2 legged running !! Have to say Terryn, you make a very good ranch woman, just could not ask anymore of you :)
You are great. I couldn't heard turtles. Blessings
Terryn, awesome video yet again! 😊 Just love this channel! ☘️👍🏻
Always enjoy these working ranch videos! Awesome all the way👍👍‼️
Dang that's a nice dog! Great job on training!
Woman, I wished I knew a thing or 2 about working the fenceline, but I never learned that on the farm in North Dakota. But fior sure, we also raised beef, as well.
Another great video and job by No1 farm wife
Thanks! 🙂
Man when your managing all them cows by yourself Binks is a life saver . Like to see a side shot on that trailer to see how you scoop the bails and isn’t there twine that you have to cut and take off so cows don’t eat them sorry for dumb questions but I’m not a rancher but very interested great video as always Mam😃✌️
You work so hard! Great job! Blessings.....John S.
4 better than none for sure yal got them feed & they have water so job done Mrs Beef good video !
Daniel from central Mississippi
Awesome stuff with the dog, enjoyed it
Woman, you have very, very, very long hair. My oh my, oh my, oh my. Love your long hair.
Be careful- you know what they say about doing a hard job well, you get to do it all the time!
First lol. Your dogs are very impressive! Did you and your husband train them? I look forward to your vlogs. Always enjoyable. Please keep them coming.
Hi Dave! Thanks for tuning in! Yep, my husband and I train our own dogs. 😊
Your doing a Great Job. Sure wish I was closer to buy a few of your beef cows off of you, Don't think the ride to Florida would go over so well.
Don't worry about window comments. There are times when you clean them and in five minutes you can't tell you did anything. Time is better spent doing what needs done.
We had a good dog he done the work of two men that was fun to watch him work our dog worked the catch pen and the alley way when we where branding great video.
Hay if your going to record in the tractor you should wash the windows!. Actually I am just happy you took us along with you dirty windows or not.
😂 thanks fo watching and not judging the dirty windows to harshly!
I would be more concerned about the empty coffee cup holder. There are laws that need to be followed.
What is a bus stop car pool? Also, what is a auto-gate?
A little dirt , guess what it's called farming , try ranching / farming you will learn ? Mr clean is no where to be found , liquid mr. Clean , stay safe ! Rock on ! Bob
I love mud season... dirty windows are just a fact of life.
Hi, what brand is your side by side?
Woman, are you ranching in the Hawthorne, Nevada area? Kind if looks like it. Also looks like you raise Black Angus, unless I miss my mark?
Hey four may not be six, but it is better than three😂.
Terryn, you are so almighty naturally pretty, and you sound just like my old gf, Kristy, of 28 years ago. It's all good, Terryn. No worries.
👍👌🇨🇦❤
Ok, so I finally noticed that you said something about the Nebraska wind. Now I know where you do your ranching. It's kind of crazy, but that area of Nebraska looks somewghat like the area around Hawthorne, Nevada. How far aw3ay are you from ther sand hills of western Nebraska? I ask that because Louis Lamoore had included the sand hills of western Nebraska in some of his western stories. I could be wrong about this, but I believe the book Chancy, and also North To The Rails were partially written in some of Nebraska. Nebraska has quite the interesting old west history tio it. Also, I don't know if you're aware of this, but very famous rodeo announcer Hadley Barret was from a part of Nebraska. I'm not sure if he's still alive, so I chose to put my words in past tense. Also, maybe you might have heard of Skeeter Thurston. He's also from your state. He competed in either the calf roping or maybe it was bull-dogging. I'm siorry I don't remember which one it was. I mention Skeeter, too, becuse he was competing at the 1986 NFR. That's National Fibals Rodeo. Held at the Thomas and Mack Center in spectacular Las Vegas, Nevada, the entertainment capital of the world. Ok, so I'm putting quite a stretch to my words. If I annoyed you w/that, my apology.
Yes, you probably have more important things to do.
Nice Hat lol
Warmest one I own!
Its a tractor. They there for a reason work.
Did I see a wedding band ?
Probably. I don’t take it off.
@@FaithFamilyBeef Didn’t mean to sound rude or anything I just type person noticed little things
What a woman
Terrun, I don't know what state you do your ranching in, but I would love to be your man. The dog has to go. I adore your children, though. I have 2 yeen-agers myself. Yoou're a tough rugged woman, you keep up the good work.
Woamn, your children are so awesomely lucky to have you as their mom. And maybe you feel the same about your children. There's no maybe about uit. Shame on me. My apology.
10:59 11:01
Clean the windows, for dang sakes.
Woman, how can a woman, roughuing it out, like you seem to be, as a rancher wom,an, and be so uncommonly pretty like you are. That's no joke.
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