99 Problems and Emus are Only 1
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You can never go wrong with a good working flashlight for the gator.
Actually it is a trenching pickax. That’s why it has the big blade
Yes, during calving season there is always 1 in there.
I’ll have to see if I can find a link to the headlights my son got for hunting
I always carry a flashlight in my pocket so that's always covered. while it's not a floodlight, it is very bright, and rechargeable so I throw it on the charger at night just like my phone. The battery is good for I think 2 hours on low, and 45 minutes on high. The high setting will blind you so I rarely need that setting.
In the winter you need hot cocoa!!! 😊 And maybe a bigger rifle, or a 12 guage!!
Another fun video. What your missing is a first aid kit. You just never know. Thanks for all you do Mike.
Glad ya like the video KS. First aid kit it on the list.
I agree a simple first aid kit, and not just for humans, but for animals as well. It doesn't have to be huge, just a few simple things like blood stopping powder, and an antibiotic spray like bluecote. Would go a long way towards not having to drive all the way back to the ranch or barn for something simple. Of course the human one should include not just a boo boo kit of adhesive bandages and such, but also something for gunshots a well. It doesn't have to take up much room, and if you ever need it you will be VERY happy you have it.
A nice heavy blanket would be a life saver, if the gator decided to stop running if you were out checking animals in a snowstorm/blizzard/ -20 weather & the heater is not working as the motor quit running. If Mike has his cell phone, he will have a flash light; but it is safer to stay in the truck wrapped in a water proof blanket or quilt.
The "99 problems" quote was coined by a soldier during World War I. He said "I have 99 problems. I am a soldier in the Austro-Hungarian army". I know you and your viewers were dying to know that.
Thanks for sharing that kchall. Now we know!
Howdy Mike, I always stored my animals food in Galvanized
because of the red Squirrels.
They would chew right thru a Rubbermaid,Dang Varmints 😡!
"Who us we aren't eatin that, why cause we are terds🤣!
JO JO IN VT 💞
Thnx! I had no clue
That was very interesting
Emu's had me laugh😊
Flashlight!
The unpacking of the gator was like a clown car when they unload. They keep coming and coming and you wonder where everything was!!! Just like the space under your passenger side seat!! Wow!! That is a lot of storage! Wishing everyone a Happy Holiday Season @OurWyomingLife.
Love having more videos because April is my favorite time on the ranch!!!
Hey Mike! I just had a great idea! I am positive Erin would totally go for it like how Matt goes for Erin's Caramel Rolls!! You guys need add a Shoebill to your herd! Well actually two, because no one want a Shoebill to be lonesome!! -Bob... PS: The best part of the ranch is missing... MATT!!
I agree.
@@alisonlightner866 Gathering momentum!! Hope Matt sees this and gets to enjoy some fine Caramenl Rolls by Erin... really soon!!
I would actually love a whole video of the curious emus because I just love how curious some animals are about cameras
Thanks for that idea Jennifer.
Body cam
It's so neat that the animals come in when you ring a bell! Those emu's are hilarious.
Yes they are!
I agree. Was real happy when they associated the Bell with come in the Barn and eat!
By far the funniest video title OWL has ever come up with, love it!
LOL Glad ya liked it!
Chewy is a wonderful company. Customer satisfaction is their goal.
You're missing Fries and Candy , LOL Because you have extreme weather i would pack these items: tool bag ( like yours ) clothing bag that has extra gloves, hand warmers, sunglasses, head warmer, snow boots, unloaded gun with 22 shells, extra radio/phone, flash lights. In the back; shovel, plumbing equipment that you might need, first aid kit, tow strap. I'm so glad that your not facing "major" repairs on the Tractor/Gator- Love those Emus!!!
You should consider having John Deere install 4 led lights on the 4 cut outs at top front and back of cab. I had some installed and they are awesome. Really helps see things
Looks like you have a lot of good suggestions on supplies for the gator. I keep the fencing supplies in my farm truck, always good to have extra lighting, be it flashlight or spotlight for nights to find calves or cows in need. Good one Mike, I hope you have a nice Friday and weekend.
Your Emu's are kinda like to get into trouble. Always enjoy seeing your animals. Thanks for the video Take Care Out
Thanks Ronald. Have a good weekend.
Mike, just a suggestion on feeding. I am a little (a lot) older than you are, and I sometimes are a little forgetful, so I was wandering through a farm supply store and stumbled upon feeding scoops of different colors and picked up a few and keep one in each food storage container (trash can). My wife the artist renamed each container with a matching color paint. Problem solved. Going back in my childhood, my father made scoops out of gallon tin cans. He would cut the cans and bend over the sharp edges. He would fashion a handle and solder it on the can and around the seams. He was born in1913 and raised on a dairy farm. His dad owned the first automobile and tractor (steam) in the county. He could fix anything. Love your videos.
A first aid kit (basic) every vehicle should have one, they’re easy enough to make your own…..scissor,tweezers,bandages, tensor bandage, gauze,peroxide,alcohol swabs,antibacterial ointment and a sling, you can put it all in a plastic food container or a travel accessory bag
You said emu properly!!!! Be still my Aussie heart!!
We always carry plenty with us. I have a fire extinguisher in mine. Hope they get your equipment fixed for you soon.
A fire extinguisher is a good idea. Thanks Gene.
As a retired firefighter/EMT I recommend a good fist aide kit. I pray you never need it but if you do need one you be thankful to have it, don't forget a tourniquet. Fun video
The Emu I had on my mail route loved to come meet me I would give him some dry dog food. One day her owner gave me one of her beautiful eggs They just lay eggs anywhere have a great week
You were right with the toddler comment about the emus. I watched my 2 year old grandson today and that is exactly how he is. He just wants to know how everything works, and what you are doing every moment, and why he can't just do what he wants. Also, I may have missed this, but why is there a calf on the barn?
@cherihabegger9856 I was going to ask the same thing.
stay warm and safe brother you and your family. From the imperial county California 👍👍🇺🇲🚜
Thanks, you too Francisco.
Fence stretcher so you can make repairs that’s what the gator needs. The trench tool as you called it for breaking up ice my dad always called it a grub hoe as it was used to break up soil and dirt so you could till it for a garden. Might just be a Minnesota term. As for your grain we always used old chest freezers that no longer worked. If we had more than one kinda feed we put bags/sacks in there otherwise we would just dump the grain straight in. Just an idea for the future it kept the mice out and the freshness in. And it couldn’t be opened by the sneakiest cow or horse. Great video.
Side cutters for wire would be handy to have.
Very true. Good idea!
Great Vlog Mike... Hope the repair is minor on the gator & will be back home quickly... GBY ALL 🙏❤️💙💖💖💙🐕🤗✝️
I hope so too Linda.
Mike, I think a roll of Duct Tape and a flashlight would be handy just to have.Thank you and crew for sharing your life
Hello Mike Erin & kids,the emus just make me smile.Enjoyed the video,always great content.Have a nice week end.Three video’s a week will be awesome.💕
Thanks glad you enjoyed the video Linda.
Love the Emus Mike. The sheep are funny, they come running when you ding the bell.
Thank you for sharing. Love and Blessings to you all.
❤❤❤❤🙏🙏🙏🙏 Doris, Penrith 🇦🇺🦘
Items for the gator....like others have suggested, ....First Aid kit/tourniquet....flash light (I carry rechargeable one, pocket size-no batteries) ...and fire extinguisher.
I feel like you should have a first day kit and flashlight in the gator
Good idea.
@@OurWyomingLife I know you don’t know this about me, but I trained in job Corps to be a nurse and it’s important to have things with you if something were to happen
Mike, I would put in a couple of good heavy duty flashlights. Great video as always. I think after a tough day your blood pressure would go way down putting the animals in the barn. Just keeping them safe a secure is a great feeling.
Linda, the flashlight is covered. Glad ya enjoyed the video.
That was a great video. I think you need a good flashlight in the Gator.
Thanks Mags
Kitty litter tubs are so useful we use them to store food for our pets instead of spending extra money on containers
Hi my friend how are you doing today ☺️
Better to be safe than sorry on the tractor 🚜. And the Gator 🐊. Good for Chewy as well!
I agree better safe than sorry.
We use galvanized garbage cans to store criiter feed, and put a chain over the top and attach the ends of the chain to the can handles with quick clips (carabiners).
Great tip!
I also use galvanized cans for feed. Gorilla Tape over every tiny hole or some rodent will squeeze in.
@@peg9202 And rats, squirrels, or raccoons can chew through the plastic cans.
First aid kit and fire extinguisher would be my additions. Those dinosaurs are quite funny.
Thanks for the suggestions.
Hi there, Mike. Just a suggestion about the slight feeding problem of the Emus, Sheep/Calf, & the Alpacas. How about using 3 separate scoop buckets of different colors with the animal category on each of them. Maybe it will be easier to keep their food from possibly getting mixed up! Good luck from Texas!!
Things for the Gator: flashlight, fencing pliers, zip ties and of course, some Slim Jim’s to get you thru till supper.
It's good to know that the JD beeping will be fixed, and you will be able to keep your sanity 😊
Besides the lids you should put the what feed is what on the outside of the 20 gal trash can. That if the lids do get mixed up you can get them on the right bucket. You may have already done that, I didn't see. You may want to put a spot light in the gator for when you are out on the range and the gator headlights don't quite cut it.
Aww I'm so excited to see that you have other different animals, and they all are so precious!❤❤❤❤❤
Extra stocking hat for the cold weather. God Bless y'all. John V. Michigan
their feed looks like horse stall pellets which I use for my cat's litter box.. $6 per 40# back lasts 4 months and it's without dust, no pee smell and a lot easier to clean...love all these pets... peacock needs a mate? perhaps white peahen or black shoulder? would be cool!
Thanks for the great idea.
Thanks for another video Mike love seeing all the animals and bringing in time for the night treats/feed. Always handy to have a first aid kit in the gaitor incase of any mishaps and emergencies. great to hear more videos are being made in the week to keep us all entertained. Until next video keep safe amd most of all keep warm.
I would recommend having a first aid kit in the Gator, if you don't already have one. I keep one in the trunk of my car along with a blanket and coat/hoodie because you never know.
Thanks for the suggestions Kendra.
Another channel I watch, K&SGetout, has several different color scoops to keep all the different foods straight.
Me too. I love Kyle and Shanon…and the whole Doss family.
I love chewy. The price is better than then the store. I am older and it is at at my door. And during Covid when the stores were out I still had supplies
How about a small first aid kit. A handkerchief could serve many purposes. My most favorite MacGyver supply is duct tape...use it for soooo many things! Hope you Erin and the family take some time out and enjoy the holidays. Our family always does at least one special holiday thing with the kids usually followed up with a restaurant stop for a special dessert and hot cocoa! Merry Christmas early!
Duct tape, Wd40, and a 32oz hammer. And the biggest screwdriver you have and.....
For in your Gator. 1. First aid kit
2. Flash light.
3.hand sanitizer
Good luck on getting Gator fixed.
Thanks, and good suggestions Christine.
Hi Christine how are you doing today ☺️
I know what the Gator is missing! I'll sew one up and send it to you, Mike. LOL
I like to follow your content that pays you per view. I let the ads run on my second watch of your videos. 👍
Thanks for sharing. ❤ -EZ
Thanks EZ, I look forward to seeing what you make. Thanks for watching the ads. Take care.
Hi Mike thanks for sharing the wonderful video i hope everyone the animals are doing ok see you next time on Our Wyoming Life❤❤❤hugs and prayers everyone have a safe weekend😊😊😊
Thanks, Wykeisha. Have a good weekend.
At 3:55 that cat looks kinda guilty.😼😼😼
LOL Thats because it probably is!
I use a cat litter pail to store my long extension cords. I put a hole in the bottom for one end of the cord and a u-shaped slot on the edge where the top snaps on for the other end. That way you only have to take out what you need and just coil everything back in when done.
I always carry a set of linesman pliers, dikes (big wire cutters) and a pair of channel locks in the front basket of our quad.
A leather man’s tool always comes in handy!
Always a good idea.
I use Chewy for my kittens and the outside birds. They are good❤
I agree, Chewy is a good company to deal with.
I know I'm a little late putting my question in to be answered needed a break from the net, here it goes, I see the peacock in all types of weather, hot to really cold and all over the ranch, what is her perfect weather for her and how much space does she travel in a day? She's in the goats in the barn with the chicks,, where does she sleep and what does she eat? Love everything you show us, don't know what I would do, if you weren't on UA-cam to relax my Day!❤
Loralee, I don't know a good answer to that question. The weather doesn't seem to matter to the Peacock. How far does it travel a day? Good question. You never know where he is gonna show up at.
A pair of Fence Plier, & Leather Glovers. I always carry a 100-foot bundle of clothes line Rope wrapped on an extension cord rack. Always need a piece of rope to tie a gate open or shut.
blanket or towels, strings, flashlight, googles or eyewear, snacks, fresh water bottle, animal first aid, and people first aid, a few extra hats or hoodies, knife or scissors,
Hi Lori where are you from?
Others already mentioned a flash light , keeping a rattle paddle in there can be quite useful. thnx Mike
Hello there mike - Thankyou so much for the new video - I found it very educational as far as all the different types of feeds for all the animals - Sorry to hear you are having problems with the gator already it isnt even a year old yet - I would install a tool box in the rear of the gator to put all the equiptment you need through the day instead of all through the inside of it - It would be safe and out of the weather and everything you need would be in one spot but be careful because of the added room you will need more equiptment - thankyou so much for the videos and i wish you and the family all the best - Take care!!!!!!
I love Emus. I have always wanted one. But I live in the city. ❤
Citys have to many rules!
Goodevening Mike, I know it's a pain in the butt having so many problems! Wish you Luck, Resolving your problems!🤞🤞
Thanks Barbara.
8:46 Emu continues to plot how to nab camera
Basic First Aid Kit, Safety Glasses, Fire extinguisher.
TOTALLY ENJOYED WATCHING THE VIDEO MIKE 😊
Glad you enjoyed it Randy.
YOU NEED A FLASHLIGHT OR SPOT LIGHT WHEN YOU START HAVING CALVES FOR YOUR NIGHT WATCH .
Small First Aid Kit, Duct Tape and WD 40. Along with your Knife or a Leatherman Tool you will be set. If only I had known about Chewy last week when I ordered a Litter Robot.
A good flashlight
Hi my friend how are you doing today ☺️
For where you are a space blanket would be a good idea, not necessarily for you but they can be used for all kinds of things. Something I still keep in all my vehicles.
Thats 1 Ive not ever thought off. Thanks
Mike had fun😊
You can put a smile torch in there to help with the water lines being froze
Flash light, First Aid Kit and Adjustable wrench for the Gator!
Gonna be needing some snow shoes pretty darn soon:-)
LOL Maybe?
A first aid kit, flashlight, extra camera battery 😂
Spare key. Easy to lose a key out yonder, but a spare key can save a long walk back to get it.
Thanks for sharing our wyoming life I hope you have a great weekend
Thanks, you too!
Thanks our wyoming life and your welcome
That kitty is sooo cute!
Another fine video, thank you!
I was wondering if there are another 99 things under the Gator seat like some Orks, 2 or 3 hippos, a dwarf and an inflatable wheelbarrow … 😂
Love ❤ and greetings from Germany
Hello Iris how are you doing today ☺️
Fencing pliers, fence stretcher, a few tposts clips, a few fence staples, and of course, you need a small amount of good old number nine wire. Then you can fix almost anything. Always carried these supplies in all our ranch rigs.
You need to spill all that random stuff out onto a tray and take a picture... like find the 4 bolts, 2 rubber bands, 1 hose, etc.
How about using three different coloured scoops? That gator looks like my junk drawer in the kitchen. I sorted it out and put it all back..😊put some hand warmers in the gator for the winter days that your feet and hands can’t seem to warm up during chores.
Just an idea - you might consider wrapping the hydrant pipes with insulated wrap.
I love all your animals,
Ya need birthing gloves! The kind that go up to your shoulders, just in case ya have to help pull a calf in the field that you can’t get to the Euroquip. Just a thought and you need your birthing bucket with tags and an earpunch tool.
You might want to carry a few road flares in case you need help at night out on the ranch during calving season.
You need some rags....everyone needs them...everywhere.
Hi Lydia how are you doing today ☺️
That is so awesome the animals come charging in when they hear the bell ring at night. Awesome. great job of training them. BTW where is your first aid kit in your gator? Doesn't have to be large, just the basic. I have a first aid kit in all my vehicles and am grateful I have one because you never know what type of situation you might come across in your daily life. Wishing everyone a Merry Christmas and a Happy New year. @OurWyomingLife.
Hi Mike
You need a pack of your Beef Jerky in the Gator.
Chewy rocks😊
Duct tape, bailing wire, and cake for Crackerjack!
Hello from st cloud Minnesota
Hello there! From Gillette, WY!
Chewys company is awesome
Hopefully the alpaca food is cheaper that way than buying at Tractor Suppy
Remember 99 bottles of beer on the wall.
Hey Mike. Hopefully, JD can figure out what's going on with the Gator. Animals can be so mischievous.
Flash light. Summer time only we knew the batteries never last in the winter.
I think a medical box with assorted things would be a good addition.
You should mark the cans. Those can't be mixed up.