Breaking Ground on the New Bull Pen! 

Thank you for taking us with you to do your chore today. God bless you and your family.

You always manage to find another project but you also give it 100% of yourself!!

I like the "Bull Pen Project" as a name for the chore. It's catchie.

Just call it the relentless work of trying to suceed in ranching. I admire what YOU are accomplishing.

It’s a great inspiration to see what one man can achieve. This gives me the power to realise my own projects.

It's fun watching you as you take on a new project with all the twists and turns involved in it's evolution. I knew you had to keep your grandpa's trailer; it's obvious how much he meant to you. When you look for critters, I always expect to see snakes. I guess it's because I have such a fear of snakes.

I have cattle in barns that were once a straw shed and an equipment shed, I still always call them the straw and equipment shed lol. I also have heifers in my old bull pen, and still call it the old bull pen.

LOts of progress FT, looking good! Can't wait to see the finished project!

Excellent audio! Great content 👍

Hey Tyler any chance you could do a video of you and Grandpa on the farm ? Maybe old pics or video you have ? I love that you are working the same farm as your grandad ! I miss my grandparents and would love to see some old family pics ! Thank you sir ! 💪💪🍺🍺🍺💕

Love the old milk Can. I have one from my late FIL left from his grandparents. What a difference you have made on the barn. Looks Gr8t! Look forward to seeing the final results.

Great job…. Back in the day, I wish my dad had a spare wagon for all his treasures he might use someday. I don’t know how many times I got to move his piles of stuff from one building to another.Wonderful use of your granddad’s wagon.

Sounds amazing. Looking forward your end project.

I’m so happy that I came across your channel a few weeks ago. I actually went back to your first videos and I’m watching those, working my way up to the present. Your videos bring me a lot of enjoyment!

I love your work ethic and make do and mend attitude! I can’t wait to see it become the new Bill barn. 👏👏👏

"The work is just beginning" it's a good thing you love doing it. You'have a great imagination and the skills to make your plans happen. i would still love to see a video about the beginnings of your ranch and all about your grandpa, who seems to be with you every step of the way.

I'm feeling motivated to get to my projects finished, thanks!

I often think, I feel guilty sitting here relaxing, watching FTR , sipping a coffee and you working so hard. I've been with you since the start of FOR and enjoying it more than ever 🌞🌞 You're making a great job of the Ranch and Buddy is your lucky charm. 🌝🌝🌝🚜🚜🚜🌿🌷🌷🌿🚜🚜🚜

Looks good FTR. Love watching you turn older stuff into something useful for you. Them old milk cans are awesome. I only have a few left from my family farm.

Reminds me of myself. Start cleaning, you could take a dozen showers a day! Always a dirty job. Your area of usable junk, for myself, I'd call the Lord's Acre. May never use any of it, but I just might! Always enjoy your projects. You do so much, minimal cost, most of the time. Good video, looking for next time.

Well it looks really good after you got it done, yeah that's a milk can I used to have one they're nice if you clean it up and decorate it and put flowers in it. 🤗🐝🌻

I’m looking forward to seeing the final transformation of the hog barn! It’s wonderful to have the documentation of all the changes being made.

How about a theme for signage on the buildings that have been there longer than you can remember? I'd suggest a "Ye Olde" prefix and the name of the building, "Ye Olde Hog Barn" for example. "Ye Olde Hay Shed" for where you store your round bales sheltered etc. BTW yes, a milk can. We had several and a hand crank cream separator to go along with them.

Ah yes, the goats. Who doesn't miss buck Owens and his harem .

Thanks Tyler

Always good to see and hear your plans for upgrade and repurpose. Your Grandpa would be pleased! Good job FTR!

Txs again. Sometimes I hoard your posts until I 'need them'. Xoxo

Once again you are making some great improvements on the Ranch

Impressive. I can’t wait to see the completed project 🇨🇦♥️🇨🇦

Huge difference! Things are looking great. Hope it will work out with the bulls

I love old barns and the equipment left behind! I would love to meet your Grandma, (just a short video introduction, doesn't have to be long for her sake) and some history & pictures of Grandma & Grandpa, your parents and you of days gone by at the ranch! Maybe Mrs FTR can help. The milk can from Crystal Dairy, now Crystal Creamery!

I have no idea what the can like object is… Haha! Just kidding! We still use them! Great to have another project to follow along with. That’s actually a really cool old trailer. I guess some might call it retro, but it’d be cool to see it fixed up and behind the Jubilee. Thanks for sharing!

My parents always had a milk can in the house… the grandkids got to use it as an extra chair at the table.. good memories Your Grandpa’s trailer might make a good portable feeder for a couple of round bales. I have a 6x16ft tandem axle trailer that I have converted to a bale.feeder. It fits 3 large round bales or let’s me push the loose hay to the front then load two new bales in the back. The sides and the back I made 2x6 and 2x4 head stalls like your Grandfather’s original bunk line feeder. They let 14 cows feed around the trailer at one time and it works well for my small herd of 21 mouths And lastly THANKS for the content. Your videos are always the first ones I watch every week 👍🤠

I wish I had half your motivation ! Great video as always. Hi MFTR & kids 👋🏻😃

That’s a great ole milk can!! Good job. You work so hard. Proud of you

I never commented on this because I did not want to come over as negative but man, I am glad you are doing this.i am a little ocb so whenever I saw this place in the videos I wished you wanted to do something with this place. It is already starting to look very good. Nice man, cannot wait to see the final product. Keep up the good work!

Looks really good FTR. Hope the bees stay away for you!

I really enjoy your videos and seeing the progress you are making on your farm. You remind me of our old family farm in South Dakota with your projects and setups of buildings and so on. Had 75 head of cattle and farmed Corn, Soybeans and Alfalfa on 600 acres. I always enjoyed my summers spent there and doing a lot of the things you are doing now. I envy your new "career" a bit!! Keep going man!

Can’t wait to see how it turns out!

hi to Farmer Tyler Ranch and everyone else too. Another beautiful day with an great video. Thanks for sharing all them great video of how you do your great work on the farm. Excellent content i always watching and enjoying. I pray everyone have a bless and safe day.

Have not seen a milk can for years .When I was a kid we had a neighbor who had a small Dairy herd of Jersey cows.Every morning these would be lined up for pick up.

I thought the square metal box that was hung on the gate could have been converted to a salt block feeder. It would be portable and able to be moved from pasture to pasture easily. You should consider taking it back off the scrap trailer.

An old milk can - you should clean it and have a farm scene painted on it for MRS Farmer Taylor -

The Bull Pen Project! Going to be a Very Nice Sturdy Pen! That’s an old Milk Can! Dairy Farm! Good Luck 🍀👍!

Good Job Tyler

That Hog Barn has potential. I look forward for ideas on my ranch. Stay hydrated and I'm sure you will find what you need.

Old milk cans are amazing! I'm a sucker for the old stuff. Hog barn is going to be fantastic. Looking forward to the process and progress!

It’s fun watching someone else work

I think it's gonna look awesome when the project is completed. Can't wait to see it!! I've always said a "dead" spider is a good spider!!! I'm very much arachnophobic!

It's nice when you tell about your grandfather. It makes me wonder what he was like. Are you like him? Did he know you got the farm? Do you have pictures of your grandparents on the farm you'd share?

Nice Video FT, glad you have the full time to get the farm up and running to your liking. Vintage Milk Can., also known as milk churns. Keep safe friend.

Glad it got kept!!!!

That was a milk jug! You also may want to reinforce the exterior walls so if the bulls get stupid it does not recreate extra work for you!

Awesome channel! I having been checking out a number of your quality farm life videos (as recommended by Pete at Just a Few Acres Farm). Outstanding content and allows me to remember growing up on a beef cattle farm! Thank You!👍

nice job 👍

Can't wait to see the steps leading up to the end.

Now that the new barn is empty, you said the work is just beginning. But for you it seems to be the fun type of work, the building part where you can use your creative juices.

I almost reached through the screen for that milk can. How amazing

Thanks Tyler you are one hard working man., I wish you much success to your Bill pin 7-28-2022😊😊

The old milk jugs used to be antiques in the 1970s decorating upper middle class porches. I haven't seen many lately, presumably they became too valuable to keep outside.

I think it is a milk container. We call the backside of our chicken house the goat pen. We have never gotten the goats, but we still call it that. We keep our feed in their for our cows, chickens etc. keep the hog pen!

When cleaned out that Hog Barn is way bigger than what it looked “full”. Will there be another gate to be used as a clean out area? Love these videos of the reconstruction of the ranch, grandpa is looking down with a smile on his face. Great job Tyler and thanks for the ride on the old trailer.

The can is a milk can. We actually used them to ship milk to a creamery in the small town area I grew up in. They used the milk to make cheese.

I can hardly wait to see the new bull pen.

It's always overwhelming thinking about starting a project, but once you start working It's a great feeling. Did grandpa know how to weld?

Cool thanks 😊

Love watching the transformation. My mom has two of those old milk cans. She painted them and uses both for outdoor decoration. I’m trying to get one from me but she isn’t budging!! lol

What a makeover. I hope the structure is built strong enough to withstand a bull tussle or 2. Always enjoy your building projects.

I’ve got 3 similar milk cans. One side my home as a plant stand and two outside as decorative items in gardens. I really enjoy your videos and all your doing.

That’s a milk can. We used them for milk storage and handling before the advent of bulk tanks and tanker trucks.

Thanks for the video, always enjoy watching!

Your Grandpa's little trailer, he used for the Jubilee, looks the perfect size to haul your 4-Wheel ATV to your off site fields.

Milk can. Can clean it up, put it on the front porch / deck with long stem flowers and sun flowers in it. You can probably sell the hay feeder that went into the junk trailer. Is always a lot of work cleaning out a barn, storage stalls and dismantling/ rebuilding.

Great video! I'm watching it from Phuket Thailand!!

"I've got plans for you" - great teaser FTR.

Great plan

Looks like a small milk can. We still have a few taller milk cans left that still have their lids. Decorative items on the porch these days!😂 Definitely looks like a project for the hog barn, but we’ve all seen your handiwork. Can’t wait to see your “plan” come to fruition!🤔

The old hog barn is looking great! Will the sides need some sort of protection or reinforcement? Seems like a bull could put a heck of a dent in the metal.

The can with the Crystal sticker is an old milk can used to hold milk & take to the dairy

It looks great! I'm so excited for this bull barn project. Your mind is always thinking. That's a good thing. I like how you think! Excited for this project.

Great work, I’m enjoying watching the progress.

cool project...nice envisioned plans....I think i would be doing the same pen size and locations for feed-bunk and water for the bulls.

Good job.

It's a cream can. Before they had refrigerated bulk tanks, they would only take the cream to town and the skim milk usually got fed to the young stock and the pigs.

Thanks buddy good video…

Looks great

KUDOS for a hard job well done.

I've enjoyed all your videos. I'm not real healthy and I really haven't been watching like I used to do, it's almost 5 am Friday July 29 th. I've been awake since Thursday 3 am. I have been catching up on a lot of your videos. I commented on several most were like 2 years old. I'm thinking 🤔 if you see any of my comments this one might be good. Just to tell you I do love the way you treat your animals it warms my heart ❤️ ha ha. I'm guessing you can't answer many questions but you are so knowledgeable about like with the the different lumps and I watched you get your cows afterbirth out. She's the one that had twins. I do have to try to sleep 💤💤. I do so very much enjoy every episode that I've seen. Also just so you know if I don't comment on every video to tell the truth I probably won't but I will hit 👍. Even days where I can't even watch I will hit the 👍. Thank you

I’m so glad to see the progress how long has that been up since your grandpa put it in thanks for sharing all that you’re doing.

Nice job.

looks like a good plan

It's always way better to do things the right way rather than to do it half a** That's smart thinking.

I'm 70 now. Mom had two of those milk 🐄cans.

It's a cream can My grandparents used in the 30's and 40's

Put water riser on outside of wall drop rubber hose to tank...bull proof

Good 👍 job man

An old milk can. My grandmother used to store baking flour in one.

10 gallon Crystal Milk can. I have one from the Sun Valley Creamery in Tracy, CA from the 1950's. They've been out of business for decades.

I enjoy your videos thank you

I would not leave bull access to the corner of the barn behind the bunk line feeder. The bulls you have now may get along fine but a future bull may pen his mate in the corner and push him through the wall or injure him since he can't escape. Just use the extra space for hay or feed storage.