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Oh my sorry about the hole not being dug in the right place..you are a very hard worker..

Your bull Rivit looks like he is more Charolais than Simmental . Especially as Rivit is more of cream White colour. Kiwi Shayne. In the UK . Love your Videos . Because they are always interesting and because it belong to your grandparents and that’s very precious and it’s a lovely Story of how you got into farming . ITS lovely too See 💕💕💕

Usually don’t smell too good after getting up close n personal with your bovines, can remember having to take showers at 2 AM after sitting out with sick calves

Great doctor

This is a fascinating episode! Watching the chute function from all angles and the eye patches!

Nice to see somebody who cares if their cow is in full sun with no shade, I hate to see animals standing in little pens with absolutely no shade

Tyler, you are amazing Is there ANYTHING you can’t do? I am an old timer , grew up on a farm, so I just love your every video👍🏼‼️

Tyler, you are amazing Is there ANYTHING you can’t do? I am an old timer , grew up on a farm, so I just love your every video👍🏼‼️

GOOD AFTERNOON TYLER BE SAFE TO

8:15 Please for everyone next to a dying animal. Do first, explain later 😅 You’re giving people a heart attack.

The two cows are so cute together

It rained!!! Awesome. I used to live in Elk Grove. Everytime I drove south of town into the country it made me homesick for Kansas and Oklahoma. Cows and pasture! Love it!

All this is interesting, even the poo!

Did you purchase your screwdriver from Ace Hardware?

Hope your pink eye goes away on your cows Thank you for the video

I dislike being in the territory of venomous snakes. I have to remember, I'm the intruder, not the snakes. They have a job to do which they and their ancestors have honed to perfection and should be permitted to continue undisturbed.

It is lovely when you rebuild and old truck, we call them UTE's in Aus. Mine came from the Eastern States and was in a state as well. But she was what I wanted. Gradually I renewed her and only her shell was original. The best thing I ever did. So watching you with this one is going to be interesting as to how far you will go. Love the video. Thank you.

Was this your first day????????????????

The new calf is so cute Hopefully he will survive and get strong and healthy! Great Job! I'm glad you're teaching your kid's👍👍🙏🙏💕💕

Please try #51 it would be best he needs to nurse and get strong and healthy🙏🙏

Tyler, isn't a better idea once you see pink eye in 1 or 2 to treat the whole bunch as a preventative measure?

Might have been something internal wrong with him.

Don't beat yourself up. It happens. I worked on a 3500 calf farm. It happens. We had the Hospital where the premes. A set of twins. They lived to go out in the farmer's pasture.

You have such a maternal instinct! Animal husbandry suits you!

Stupid is as stupid does. You sir, are not stupid. Such a terrible word. You're caring and compassionate. The risk was worth the reward. Maybe you didn't get em this time but maybe next time you will. Great to see you taking great care of your beautiful animals.

you need a trainned dog

Hi Tyler, I was curious if there was anyway you could load up your old chute onto the flatbed trailer and rig up removable ramps so you can work the cattle at the street pasture rather than move them back and forth? Don’t know if this would be impractical or not, just thinking how you could take advantage of having the space chute. Although im sure you would rather use the arrowquip.

Great video! Thanks for making it.

You did a really great job. Will last as long as u will be there and longer.

I enjoy your show!

Belly has grown into a fine dog.

We liked the penicilin/dexamethasone mix injected into the outer layer of the eyeball that acts as a slow release, 1 application trearment. Ask your vet! It is what ours used and taught us to use. Rx meds require vet to sign of on it.

My favorite farmers channel since Mike is out of 'our Wyoming life'.

I grew up on a small cattle farm in the south east. My dad always made a point to say when these situations happened he did what he knew to do and then let nature take over. I grew up around the livestock and I subsequently became a paramedic and a nurse. I share this long story because I am now retired from the medical profession. I can remember when I had a “bad day”, no matter how bad my day was, it was a picnic compared to my patients. I remember sometimes literally performing every single skill I possessed, prayed, and still the outcome was not good. But I had a preceptor who told me Rule #1 People die. Rule #2 I can’t change rule #1. I was raised as by a God fearing mama, so I have my faith to lean on. But the most important thing I did and still do, was go back and reassess the situation and try to identify both positive and negative aspects, focus on what I could improve upon and learn from. Goodness gracious, I am my own worst critic.😂 I just tried to keep on striving to do what I was passionate about. I’m impressed by the way you approach things in the way, I am glad to have joined your channel. I look forward to a positive outcome next time, Lord willing. Blessings to you and the FTR.

Good job overcoming all of Murphy’s Law! One recommendation to help your anxiety and facilitate the recovery of mama cow and stimulation of the calf is to bring the calf to her. It’s important for her to stand but she is extremely weak and exhausted. That’s just a suggestion to tuck away in your hip pocket, if the opportunity presents to you again! This also helps you feel progressive in the situation. And again kudos for your efforts and arising to all the obstacles you faced!!! Great outcome and put a smile on my face for today!! God bless you and all the American farmers and their families! Joy Paramedic/RN and grownup farmers daughter!!!

The Bismarck bull is growing & maturing very nicely. He’s going to be a very nice herd bull next year. Are you going to turn him out at the ranch for clean up after you bring him back or just wait until next year?

Amazing stuff FT. I marvel at how you can do those calculations in your head. Especially the ones that are fractional. You are an amazing engineer and builder/fabricator. I believe in recreation. I know I have three or prior lives. I believe you do also have prior lives and were a designer, architect, and builder of the pyramids.

The chute makes a big difference for that procedure

Can we get an update on #17 whose mom had the looow bag?

I love the way they listen, Tyler doesn't have to yell and scream at them, and make them scared of him, I think he is so patient even if sometimes he gets a little bit frustrated but it never gets out of hand. Going in the chute they're not scared or freaked just a BEAUTIFUL THING TO WITNESS A farmer who actually cares about his animals and treats them with gentle hands and compassion THAT IS WHY I'M HERE TO WATCH THIS AMAZING FARMER AT WORK! ( AND COWS ARE AWESOME!)

You are such a compassionate soul, Tyler. GOD BLESS YOU🙏🏼♥️‼️

You must be thanking the gods that you have that Arrowguip shute. All the cattle, no matter the size, exit smoothly with no hesitation. And the head locking device allows you to treat them safely both for you and them. I hope you forward your videos to the company. Truly, a quality set-up.

I think this was a great video.

Thanks Tyler. You take great care of your animals.

Get a dart gun, best investment we ever bought-We had pink eye go through ours as well 2 years ago, we now vaccinate 7 way with pink eye and another one that covers 4 varieties. We used Baytril, no spray or powder or patch.

That head clamp ? has been a great benefit for you and the cattle. Makes it so much easier to work them and it's safer for you and the animals.

You are a great guy

The fly's are passing the pink eye from one to another yearling. When there's a herd out break that how its transmitted herd wise.

Do the flies carry the pink eye from cow to cow?

Great sit-up for working your cows. You’re a hard working man!!