That is awesome cows know your voice and they respond 👍 that is the same way our Heavenly Father wants us to be to hear his voice and respond thank you for sharing God bless
Man I have never herd the cows talking like that .I love it . When my dogs go outside they start talking to all the dogs in the neighborhood. I love listening to it .
My grandparents used to call the cows something like that, it was Haweeee for the cows and suey suey for the hogs. That brought back some memories. It sounds so peaceful out there. Excellent Video As Always. 💯👍👍😎☀️🇺🇸
Its usually Dolly being vocal but today he wanted his turn. That was so sweet watching him bump your leg gently so you would start petting him again. Yall made a good choice with the breed you got. Have a blessed day.
Dexter cows are so cute and tiny compared to other breeds. I quite enjoy seeing this smaller breed because their legs look better proportioned to their bodies. Also, they remind me or corgi dogs. =D
Danny & Wanda, I love to see that you have Dexters. I read about them years ago and always thought they'd be better to have than full-sized cattle. I just could never get my husband interested in having a homestead. Maybe when he's resurrected, he'll have more energy for that :)
Both my grandfathers were farmers. One was a dairy farmer with huge Holsteins, the other raised mostly Herfords and Black Angus. We grandkids used to fight for the privilege of feeding the cows. He chopped and mixed his own silage, which was a process itself. Thanks for sparking some great memories!
Those are some Purdy cows. The Dexter really looks like the perfect breed to have for homesteading. I think I could sneak one into my apartment. LOL Oh well I'm just satisfied watching yours getting loved on.
Something you may want to consider is Azolla. A quick growing water Fern that can be raised in the heat. That is high in Protein it is widely used on small scale farms. For animal feed..
Dexters,....Daisy,Dixie,Dolly....Candy? I feel there is a reason for this. Smiles...stay blessed. Mr. Danny will chickens help with the flies around the cows?
I have 30 of large breed cattle and they’re just as gentle. You spend time in your pasture with them daily they’ll mellow out but some are just bad news from day one. When your working them in a catch pen keep a low tone and slow movement and they’ll stay calm.
Ì love the little house on prairie book,the dad would raise lots of turnips for animals and gather wild grasses to dry for winter as back up food for animals ,let them free range too.
@DTB I try to spend time but my problem is I just have a lot to do. There not killers .lol but they have their own mind and can be very pushy. But I'm trying to spend more time with them to see if that will help thank you.
Danny, do you drag your pasture with a section harrow or chain harrow to spread manure? It’s very effective and you don’t have the clumps of grass around manure piles. Great video! Y’all be safe
Was looking at getting into Dexters, been watching some of your videos, ya'll do a great job. Since this video is about what they eat, will they eat Kudzu??
I've been seriously thinking on getting a Dexter heifer. I'm not ready yet but I am so glad that y'all have some. But, do you sell them and what would be the cost. I'm not that far from where y'all are at. I'm in Seminole, AL. I've been watching your videos for some time now and I'm learning a lot from both of y'all, thank you so much!
I have been talking to a Dexter breeder here in South TX. planning to buy a milking cow and calf. How many acres do you have there? Aren't you in Mississippi? We are retired, selling our home in San Antonio, going to the country. Sure do enjoy your videos. We watch them many times a week. Thank you!
@@DeepSouthHomestead You are getting a lot of production out of ten acres. I watched another video where you said you have 7 gardens. About how large are those gardens? 1/2 acre or less or more? We understand the hard work and the many hours of perseverance and commitment. We find your videos extremely helpful. Would love to see your farm and meet you and Wanda some time. Thank you so much! God bless you abundantly....He IS that!
