Cutting Hay, Prepping Balers, Combining Rye! 

It's 30' if I remember correctly.

Ya think the snakes can’t cross the border? They have all the snakes we have here for the most part except the southern snakes like Cotton Mouth. Their snakes also end their hissing with “a”.. lol

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

No rattle snakes this far north thankfully. We do have lots of Garter Snakes though.

I thought you sent all the snakes to Ottowa.

@@timothymbonham4453 LOL we got a nest of crooked ones in Regina we need to evict this fall as well.

Yep. his merch is linked in the video description.

That's what I was thinking

Oof....that's a lot more than a couple

I agree, self propelled...keep some hours off their main tractor.

Buy it for him

It's very easy for you to spend his hard earned money huh? Send him the money for it

Yes. It's an annual crop that dies at the end of the growing season.

@@MellowYe77ow weird it dies in good weather?

@@JohnnieV It's lived its lifecycle. Dry weather will speed up the process. It's winter rye, so it was planted nearly a year ago.

8:07 Asquith. West of Saskatoon.

They have all the help they need

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂. Move along Skippy

@@daveklein2826 LOL😂😂😂

@@vaidikvaghasiya dude Canadians don’t want to send there visas to some shady person

They use the "Haybine" header when they want to bale a crop. (Typically alfalfa and grass) It has a crimper in it. Which 'conditions' the swaths, so that they dry more quickly. They will open up the crimper and use it when the crop is too much for their chopper if the large header were to be used. Like they did with the rye that they chopped for silage earlier this year. They typically use the larger header for all their other swathing needs.