Another act of FARMER AWESOMENESS from Farmer Tyler Ranch !!!! I love how you bring me back to reality with your one man band of farming. You stir up such sweet memories of Dad, he had 3 dairy farms in NZ, 1 in Nth Qld Australia abd finally RETIRED on some mountainous land and ran sheep on it at Portobell NZ. Had a full 85yrs and most that was farming with a wife and 7 kids.
Another job well done. Winter pasture, another place you'll not have to visit for awhile. The field looks so amazing with all the cows and calves together. Have a great weekend.
Farmer Tyler....I'm going to start calling you "The Cow Whisperer" soon !!!! You are amazing to watch as you separate your beautiful animals! You're actually doing the work of 3 grown men !!! I bet you are tired at the end of the day....but a good tired ! I really enjoy all of your videos...keep them coming...Sincerely, Nancy 😊😊
Great job Tyler. I Salute u for doing such a Wonderful job with ur Cattle, especially alone. Organization is so important in doing this. Thank u so much for sharing and as Always Keep Rocking!
I enjoyed your show, I'm a retired Ornamental Tree, Shrub Farmer, and my Farm of 424 acres is now run by my Doughter and her husband in Pennsylvania. Both my Daughter and I are horticulturists, and we know hard work from sunup to sundown work is never done, but we love it. Our large 5"-7" caliper trees are plated at the 9-11 Towers. Anyway you're a very hard worker you remind me of myself, watch yourself around the beef you could be injured, I'm going to $$ support you monthly I hope it helps.
Good morning FTR thanks for showing all the incredible work you can do for your animals. ❤❤❤Everyonehave a bless weekend 😊😊our electric up here in Houston Texas was down for a day and half😢 we had a bad storm.
Good to have the entire crew back together! A lot of work! I like the tracking path you've chosen and it definitely will provide data for future management. Your camera angles and editing really memorializes the story for this move. Good post Tyler!
You always seem to have a system that is efficient. That you do it all yourself is impressive. Must be a big relief when it's completed. Always enjoy your videos-keep up the good work. 👍Stay safe!
I truly love watching you work Tyler, as you have such a great system and organization, and a work ethic. I don’t think I’ve ever seen anyone were cattle so well as you did in the Video❣️ I grew up on a farm, and we mostly had large herds of dairy cattle… In the beginning it was Holsteins, and then later switched to Jersey and brown Swiss combination. I hated the whole Steves, because as a small child at the age of five I was out helping my dad washing the separator and preparing it for the next load plus making sure the paper filter was in separator so that everything was ready for my father. Anyway, the Holstein cattle seem to have huge feet and twice as tall, if not three times as tall as I was at that age. The thing I noticed differently about dairy cattle was they wanted to come up for milking, and they definitely want to come up for feed, and there was no chasing them up… Are huge pasture, had lines of .bare grass where they had stomped it down between the pasture and the barn walking single file. It would be cool if we could’ve seen that from the sky with a drone but they didn’t have such a thing back then. But it was funny enough to see it from the ground I can tell you that. Now jersey cattle/brown Swedish, didn’t walk single file like the Holsteins dead… They walk in pairs and triplets up the path and they were always passing each other to get there first. Plus, they had the prettiest baby calves any cow alive in my opinion❣️❣️❣️❣️❣️ I could not believe how loud those mama cows and their baby we’re crying for each other. They certainly had a big pair of lungs on them. I don’t know how you stood working with all of that noise. But as always, you worked very efficiently, and they were reunited in record time. I do think it’ll be exciting to compare the weight gain between the pasture in the spring and then the spring grass until it’s time to go to the locker for those that are going there or to the sale barn. I think it helps you to prepare the pasture land for the right kind of grasses and feed as well as your hay product and what goes into it. Farming & ranching have become more of a science than ever before. Thank you for this video and keep up the great work Tyler.♥️
Your cattle looks great. I have had pink eye and it is painful. Im glad you are good to your cattle. Happy cattle makes for a happy Farmer Taylor. @farmer Tyler ranch someone is impersonating your channel and asking me to call them ( meaning you) right away. Just giving you a heads up.
Hi Farmer Tyler! Thanks for taking us along today. Would one reason for the lighter weights at the home ranch be that the calves were mostly from heifers? Do they normally have smaller offspring, just like women usually have a smaller first baby then they get heavier with each subsequent pregnancy? Anyway, have a great day & keep taking us along!
Boy Tyler sure hope you gave your “horse” a extra scoop o grain for a job well done🤓. Cows and calves look good. That Gallagher scale master is going to be like having a secretary. Worth its weight in gold.
So many cows want to check out the camera. I’ve seen a lot of nice wet cow schnozes on your videos. Curious because they’re also spooked by so many things…like your red paddle. Big job done successfully!
Great job Tyler, and good video. Definitely a different kind of tired when I work on the farm vs sitting at my desk at my day job, lets just say I sleep really good after a day of farming ha ha
Hi farmer Tyler I’m from Canada and I go to some farm fairs and I get a chance to pat a cow now and then I was wondering if you ever get kicked or nearly get kicked have a great day you and your family thanks
When working cattle, I've learned (along with many other people) that I have a very foul mouthed alter ego. 😬 I'm not sure how it happens. This super chill, long haired going silver, laid back any other day, mid-50's kinda tall female turns into hell mouthed grandma. 🤦🏻♀️ You did a damned fine job!!!
Your neighbor built a heckin cool tree house there for his kids/grandkids. And there ALWAYS has to be that one, or two, or three cows that have to snort and snuffle at the camera. You sure dried out fast over there. Seems like just yesterday you were up to your eyeballs in mud. Now, dust everywhere. I'm not sure how El Nino is going to effect your rainfall this year, through the winter and spring. You make this look so easy. I hope your season goes well and the cattle fatten up.
I buy a lot of Sale Barn cattle. I've tried every treatment known to man including the Vetericyn, Iodized Salt, Boric Acid etc. for Pink Eye. I find that 1 cc Oxytetracycline squirted into the infected eye is a 1 and done treatment. Remove the needle from the syringe before application.
I don't know how you get all of that done in a day. It took time to get the cows to separate from their calves. And to get them to stay put while you round up a few more to make a load. You do amaze me.
Hey there Tyler, I hope this finds you well. You really should get you a "Head Holder" attachment for your Headgate, it makes things like treating pinkeye, and the removal/installation of ear tags much safer, and less stressful on both you and the cow. I hope you have a good one my friend! 👍 🇺🇲 🐮
I've been a wilderness and animal freak since I was, I really don't even remember. I was of course in FFA in highschool. For me, if I ever had a ranch/farm, - I think hogs would be my first choice (I know), then cattle of course, - but I'd always have horses, horses are so special. Chickens - chickens everywhere ! Rabbits I know well, - but Sheep, I'm just not all-that familiar with. Crops, 😐, well, I used to be a work-a-holic, but these days, just pullin weeds kinda sucks 😅. But a big ranch is a dream for me; well, in my dream, the ranch wouldn't be like 20 acres, more like what Rock Hudson had in that movie with James' Dean - Giant, more like 250,000 acres ! 😉.
Another act of FARMER AWESOMENESS from Farmer Tyler Ranch !!!! I love how you bring me back to reality with your one man band of farming. You stir up such sweet memories of Dad, he had 3 dairy farms in NZ, 1 in Nth Qld Australia abd finally RETIRED on some mountainous land and ran sheep on it at Portobell NZ. Had a full 85yrs and most that was farming with a wife and 7 kids.
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Thanks for sharing farmer tyler ranch I enjoyed the video and I hope you have a great weekend
HAPPY FATHER’S DAY 😃
Great video. Hope you have a wonderful weekend!
Tyler you truly are a one-man operation! Keep up the great work and God bless you and your family!
Another job well done.
Winter pasture, another place you'll not have to visit for awhile.
The field looks so amazing with all the cows and calves together.
Have a great weekend.
Good afternoon,Tyler you are doing an awesome job on the ranch
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I continue to be amazed at how you wrangle and treat all the cows by yourself. You are awesome!!
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I really enjoy watching you divide your cows from caves for loading when you are doing it all by yourself.
You really do an awesome job.😊
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Tyler, you certainly have a little cattle whisperer in you. Nice job.
Good morning Farmer Tyler...
Loving it all, can't believe your cattle live among residential homes and horse ranches.
The winter pasture has been great for the cows a day calves, they look good
Big day, great job as usual.
You have a fine bunch of calves, Tyler! Theyre all pretty and look good and healthy! Good job working all your herd👍
I love learning so much from you !! You explain everything so good !! Your animals should count their blessings you treat so amazing!!
Long day. A good day. Glad to see they "cooperated" and we know your skills had Nothing to do with it, lol.
it's a lot of work for one man. Well done
Awesome video Tyler😊
Such a lovely place your cattle in really good condition wish others would care the way you do thanku ❤so nice to see how much you care for them x
Those lizards were chasing each other while you were leading the calves into the trailer. I always enjoy watching your videos. 🐂🐃
Farmer Tyler....I'm going to start calling you "The Cow Whisperer" soon !!!! You are amazing to watch as you separate your beautiful animals! You're actually doing the work of 3 grown men !!! I bet you are tired at the end of the day....but a good tired ! I really enjoy all of your videos...keep them coming...Sincerely, Nancy 😊😊
Farmer tyler ranch your cows look great
Great job Tyler. I Salute u for doing such a Wonderful job with ur Cattle, especially alone. Organization is so important in doing this. Thank u so much for sharing and as Always Keep Rocking!
I enjoyed your show, I'm a retired Ornamental Tree, Shrub Farmer, and my Farm of 424 acres is now run by my Doughter and her husband in Pennsylvania. Both my Daughter and I are horticulturists, and we know hard work from sunup to sundown work is never done, but we love it. Our large 5"-7" caliper trees are plated at the 9-11 Towers. Anyway you're a very hard worker you remind me of myself, watch yourself around the beef you could be injured, I'm going to $$ support you monthly I hope it helps.
Good morning FTR thanks for showing all the incredible work you can do for your animals. ❤❤❤Everyonehave a bless weekend 😊😊our electric up here in Houston Texas was down for a day and half😢 we had a bad storm.
Oh no!! I’m sorry to hear that
Awesome job. Thank you for taking us with you. God bless.
Wow you have total stick-to-it iveness! Have a relaxing night.
Good to have the entire crew back together! A lot of work! I like the tracking path you've chosen and it definitely will provide data for future management. Your camera angles and editing really memorializes the story for this move. Good post Tyler!
Thank you for sharing
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You always seem to have a system that is efficient. That you do it all yourself is impressive. Must be a big relief when it's completed. Always enjoy your videos-keep up the good work. 👍Stay safe!
I can only imagine how exhausted you were after this day!! You got some Chatty Calfs there!! 🤣🤣
Hi Tyler you amaze me at how well your Cattle listen to you all the time and they love you, thanks for sharing 6-10-2023👍🏽👍🏽❤
One man show and a lot of fine shuffling cattle…organized and efficient as always….
WOW, Tyler !! That's a busy video and to be think you did that single-handedly !!
I&m worn out !!😅
That’s not an easy task.
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Glad that job is done for you. You make it look easy but I know it’s not. Good job. Thanks.
You take some good shots.
Love your backward calf. Mind of his own
Boy, that was a lot of hard work. I'm ready for a nap!
HAPPY FATHERS DAY!
I truly love watching you work Tyler, as you have such a great system and organization, and a work ethic. I don’t think I’ve ever seen anyone were cattle so well as you did in the Video❣️
I grew up on a farm, and we mostly had large herds of dairy cattle… In the beginning it was Holsteins, and then later switched to Jersey and brown Swiss combination. I hated the whole Steves, because as a small child at the age of five I was out helping my dad washing the separator and preparing it for the next load plus making sure the paper filter was in separator so that everything was ready for my father. Anyway, the Holstein cattle seem to have huge feet and twice as tall, if not three times as tall as I was at that age. The thing I noticed differently about dairy cattle was they wanted to come up for milking, and they definitely want to come up for feed, and there was no chasing them up… Are huge pasture, had lines of .bare grass where they had stomped it down between the pasture and the barn walking single file. It would be cool if we could’ve seen that from the sky with a drone but they didn’t have such a thing back then. But it was funny enough to see it from the ground I can tell you that. Now jersey cattle/brown Swedish, didn’t walk single file like the Holsteins dead… They walk in pairs and triplets up the path and they were always passing each other to get there first. Plus, they had the prettiest baby calves any cow alive in my opinion❣️❣️❣️❣️❣️
I could not believe how loud those mama cows and their baby we’re crying for each other. They certainly had a big pair of lungs on them. I don’t know how you stood working with all of that noise. But as always, you worked very efficiently, and they were reunited in record time. I do think it’ll be exciting to compare the weight gain between the pasture in the spring and then the spring grass until it’s time to go to the locker for those that are going there or to the sale barn. I think it helps you to prepare the pasture land for the right kind of grasses and feed as well as your hay product and what goes into it. Farming & ranching have become more of a science than ever before.
Thank you for this video and keep up the great work Tyler.♥️
Good job Tyler
Had a nice back-up alarm there at 5:15
Noticed it as well 😂
That' a big job!! 👍👍🙏☝️
Good Deal...nice method of cattle handling
You make it look so easy as I said before, take care
Great one-man show! Very impressive to see you manage the herd.
pretty cool - thanks for sharing, love watching how you take care of the work by yourself.
Great job Tyler, Enjoyed watching the cave's and cow!
Your cattle looks great. I have had pink eye and it is painful. Im glad you are good to your cattle. Happy cattle makes for a happy Farmer Taylor.
@farmer Tyler ranch someone is impersonating your channel and asking me to call them ( meaning you) right away. Just giving you a heads up.
Hi Farmer Tyler! Thanks for taking us along today.
Would one reason for the lighter weights at the home ranch be that the calves were mostly from heifers? Do they normally have smaller offspring, just like women usually have a smaller first baby then they get heavier with each subsequent pregnancy?
Anyway, have a great day & keep taking us along!
Gawd... my first/only child weighed almost 9 pounds at birth!😮
Stay blessed and continue to be great Farmer
Thank you for the video
Really good video.
Boy Tyler sure hope you gave your “horse” a extra scoop o grain for a job well done🤓. Cows and calves look good. That Gallagher scale master is going to be like having a secretary. Worth its weight in gold.
Love the cattle.
Nice - everything went well 😊
Thanks Tyler.peace…
So many cows want to check out the camera. I’ve seen a lot of nice wet cow schnozes on your videos.
Curious because they’re also spooked by so many things…like your red paddle.
Big job done successfully!
Red paddle is electric cattle prod.
Well as usual a job well done that makes for a long day .
My dogs and the moos of cows... 🤣🤣 All they wanted to was go herd all of the cattle.
Great job Tyler 💪 Calves are so cute 🌞
If I recall correctly 1st calf heifers were at the home ranch so that may be a reason for slightly lighter avg weight on those.
You should call it paradise pasture 👍🏻🥃
I think the body condition of those cows looks great. Good job
👏🏼 good video!
GOOD AFTERNOON TYLER
Good lookin set of cows and calves...doesn't happen by accident!
It's amazing how you work your cows by yourself with no help I wished I could do that with mines I see you don't have any wild cows in the herd
Great job Tyler, and good video. Definitely a different kind of tired when I work on the farm vs sitting at my desk at my day job, lets just say I sleep really good after a day of farming ha ha
Your cattle look great
Nice job Tyler. Have a good day.
That was interesting.
Love to see you working with the cattke, Have put together a smooth operation. Good on ya!
Its nice of you to jump ahead on task that repeat
The face on 2320 was hysterical in the shoot
Hi farmer Tyler I’m from Canada and I go to some farm fairs and I get a chance to pat a cow now and then I was wondering if you ever get kicked or nearly get kicked have a great day you and your family thanks
When working cattle, I've learned (along with many other people) that I have a very foul mouthed alter ego. 😬 I'm not sure how it happens. This super chill, long haired going silver, laid back any other day, mid-50's kinda tall female turns into hell mouthed grandma. 🤦🏻♀️ You did a damned fine job!!!
Simple as that, but not at all simple, you make it look that way tho! Great job FT!❤
Impressive. Thank you for the extra effort to allow us to watch and share in the experience
Great job maan !! Those cows are loud !!!!
Bravo beautiful herd and a couple really nice calves
Sorry for your loss. I know what it's like to loose a close friend.
Great video, thank you 😊👍🏻
I subscribed your channel and looking forward for your next videos.
Many greetings from Germany 🌞😎
Your neighbor built a heckin cool tree house there for his kids/grandkids. And there ALWAYS has to be that one, or two, or three cows that have to snort and snuffle at the camera. You sure dried out fast over there. Seems like just yesterday you were up to your eyeballs in mud. Now, dust everywhere. I'm not sure how El Nino is going to effect your rainfall this year, through the winter and spring. You make this look so easy. I hope your season goes well and the cattle fatten up.
Hay Tyler cant believe you did a 2 day job in one day amazing how you work your herd of cattle thanks for sharing
really enjoy your show
Great video enjoy your cattle hoping to get a few in a year or two
I buy a lot of Sale Barn cattle. I've tried every treatment known to man including the Vetericyn, Iodized Salt, Boric Acid etc. for Pink Eye. I find that 1 cc Oxytetracycline squirted into the infected eye is a 1 and done treatment. Remove the needle from the syringe before application.
Had to laugh at the calf going thru backwards! LOL
When you tag like this, do you record which calf is by which cow? For your records?
I don't know how you get all of that done in a day. It took time to get the cows to separate from their calves. And to get them to stay put while you round up a few more to make a load. You do amaze me.
How come you didn't brand the calves? Just asking. Keep up the great work. God Bless America.
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Hey there Tyler, I hope this finds you well.
You really should get you a "Head Holder" attachment for your Headgate, it makes things like treating pinkeye, and the removal/installation of ear tags much safer, and less stressful on both you and the cow.
I hope you have a good one my friend! 👍 🇺🇲 🐮
Fine lil beefes!!!😊
I've been a wilderness and animal freak since I was, I really don't even remember. I was of course in FFA in highschool. For me, if I ever had a ranch/farm, - I think hogs would be my first choice (I know), then cattle of course, - but I'd always have horses, horses are so special. Chickens - chickens everywhere ! Rabbits I know well, - but Sheep, I'm just not all-that familiar with. Crops, 😐, well, I used to be a work-a-holic, but these days, just pullin weeds kinda sucks 😅. But a big ranch is a dream for me; well, in my dream, the ranch wouldn't be like 20 acres, more like what Rock Hudson had in that movie with James' Dean - Giant, more like 250,000 acres ! 😉.
Thanks!
Thanks 😊
I believe it was Cole Sonne of Sonne Farms who said that herding calves is trying to herd cats.
Very vocal cows.