Here We Go! A Day Full of Cattle, Pigs, Chickens, Turkeys, and Tractors 

Titus & Ordin are just my favorite charecters.

Sixty-two comments about going through doors so far. Mission accomplished. Love everything you've posted - a little bit of knowledge, a little thought provocation, and a lot of humor - perfect!

You are a cow whisperer. To get those cows to follow is truly a tribute to the way you take care of your animals. Some evidense that you are in the right profession.

Damn near a video a day, Pete. Much appreciated!

Pete, I have been following you for years now and look forward to your videos. For all the folks that want to tell you a better way to do things. There is only one right way to farm. That’s the way that is right for you. I have found that those who are the most vocal are usually the ones that have the least to say and have never farmed. Keep up the great work.

Pete, you sitting there with the two fans made me laugh out loud. So much enjoy your sense of humor. Thanks for sharing another glimpse into farm life.

Diggin the old tractors really add to the character/charm of the farm and videos

Just want to say, THANK YOU for your videos...they help me mentally survive all the bad news if our world today...

I ❤ Ezra. Such a sweet kitty.

Thank you for bringing the country and your farm to the city dwellers.

I have never seen cows marking holes like that 15:37. Its interesting to watch them being aware of small stuff like that.

you are by far one of the best farmers i have ever seen, your temperment you positivity and your sense of humer is brilliant!! keep on living the dream pete!

I love the way that you play with your animals…especially the cattle. Cracks me up and also touches my heart…

When I was very young at the age of 8 years old I work out in the fields harvesting fruits and vegetables as a migrant worker, when I got older and married I got myself a job with the state of Michigan as a agricultural employment specialist for 25 years, I enjoyed working with the growers and the workers, I had to retired after I suffered a stroke and later a heart attack, I now find joy watching your videos, I love allot that has to do with farming, I love watching the videos on the farm markets, we have allot to be thankful to farmers, keep up your great work because we need and enjoy your videos ❤️❤️❤️

My 4 month old daughter and I love watching your videos. Whenever a tractor comes on, her little eyes are glued to the tv. We're looking to get our land in a few years once we pay off our trailer so she's a lil future farmer. ❤️ I'll have to get her a lil tractor so she can help with chores. 🤣

I like the way the animals answer you 😂

My husband absolutely LOVES all the door stuff you do! 😆😆😆 Sometimes I have to go back so he can watch it again!

My neighbor put his turkeys out the other day. It’s very entertaining to watch them get shocked walk away and get shocked again !!

Paulie Walnuts what a great name for a steer 😂😂😂

Glad to see the return of the Dad jokes!

Oh wow, this was fun, beep,beep. My first ride on the antique tractor. Thanks Pete. Patty complains alot. Ok see youns next time. God bless.

Every time I watch you release the chickens from their coop I get a big belly laugh! They are such characters!

Pete even has the best customers 🙂.

You & Hillary are awesome. Thank you. My husband used to farm. His dad had a 1940s or 50s Allis Chalmers C series tractor. You all a blessing. God bless you & pray they meet all your needs. Our family loves all your shows.

have a great sell out day at Farmers Market.

Thank you, thank you for the Dad joke.I was missing my Dad today. loves and hugs

I’ve been binge watching your videos. Truly enjoy them. Brings back memories of the days when I was farming. Boy I miss those days. Thank you for sharing.

Grass fed & grass finished burger is the BEST!!!!! I love the burger from my farmer, who lives about an hour away, but I take delivery whenever he has errands to run & we meet in a town about halfway between us. Because it's just me, roasts are so big, and steaks are so expensive, I buy only ground beef. It's super lean, super tasty, and incredibly versatile - and even if I only buy twenty pounds at a time, the price is lower than I'd pay if I bought beef by the quarter. Plus, they're a wonderful young family who practice regenerative agriculture & are restoring their pastures to native grasses. I'm thrilled with every aspect of our dealings!

Awesome another tractor restoration can't wait Pete

I love it when you go sarcastically through a door!

Such a joy to watch your videos of your farm life. You seem to be the Jay Leno of farm repair and renovation thanks for the entertainment. I wish you were near so I could buy your products at the farmers market. I look for your videos all the time.

Love hearing and seeing the tractor, the cows on parade, the walk-in customer and Hilary and yourself again. Love 💕 so much.

You know that bush by the door gets some of us viewers wanting to make the trip there to help cut it down. LOL

Thank you!! Love the driving the old tractor part. Too funny with the fans! Have a great Labour Day weekend!

What is normally a chore in the farm for most, Pete makes it look more like fun for him, and for us, as well as the bellyaching cows, noisy pigs and chicken galore!

Love them balling cows. now you can say you have FANS!!!! Good’n Buddy.

Racing flames paint job for the tractor? Good to see all the critters. Good to see the grass is green again. Always good to see Ms. Hillary. And I scared my neighbors from laughing so hard at you with the two fans. Your the best Mr. Pete

Love the cute calf's 🐄 and pigs 🐖

The best of times, I wish I had your temperament, I can only imagine your corporate skills...I try to stand tall and run my show by my values...you guys are living the best life!

No hitch pin. No problem, grab an old bolt and go! That customer must really be a VIP. Even Ezra waited on her. Have a great weekend Mr. Pete!

Pete, I know some commenters are hateful about ur restoration techniques. But, I love those videos. Ur tractor restoration videos are among my favorites. I was raised riding on my grandpa's lap feeding cattle from his 1951 Super C. 1st tractor I ever drove. I was 4 yrs old and he'd put it in 1st gear and tell me keep it going towards a tree while he went to the trailer to feed the cattle. Those are cherished memories. If you restore it, please show all the details like you were doing. I'd love to see it. Thanks much for the great content.

Pete, I chuckled more than usual in this video, it was so good. From your chatty customer and that adorable Ezra the cat, to the griping cows who are so spoiled and taken such good care of, and your fascination with entering doorways, (LOVED that you pointed out how Ezra was hidden on one of the shelves watching you, by the way. I would have never noticed if you hadn't pointed it out. lol) Great video, Pete. As always. Oh, and put your pig feed in something heavy that they can't knock around, dumping it out. :)

Enjoyed the cows today. Always love cows on fresh grass. Thank as always.

"Pigs destroy everything" That would be a great T-shirt right there. :)

Had to make one more comment...I LOVE your old 🚜 tractors and riding them with you . so to speak :). :). :)

Thanks....about time my chickens are back!!!

If you ever wanted to, it would be interesting to see a video where you make something with one of the "scrap" cuts - tongue, ox tail, heart, liver.

My wife and I watch your videos all the time.... Thanks so much, for providing such wonderful entertainment. I use to farm, but lost all in the farm crunch in 1986 - wrong choices, perfect timing, and like the country song, (more money)..... and now I'm gonna die.... No.... Just kidding..... But I will always miss farming; just can't help it..... Please keep doing what your doing, and thanks again.... Don

Hey Pete…**When is a door not a door??… When it is ajar!** Love the dad jokes! Finished your book. Well written! Cheers from the Outer Banks of North Carolina

Good morning all from Siesta Key Florida

Hooray!!!! I love this channel!

Straight pipe a tractor 😂😂 made me laugh. My father used to build street legal race cars mostly (Fox Body Mustangs) when I was a kid so it gave me a good chuckle.

We love our grass fed beef here in Osage County, Oklahoma. Most are raised on Big Bluestem, Little Bluestem, Switchgrass, and Indiangrass, all native grasses. We love visiting your tranquility.

I appreciate that I don't have to scroll down through a whole bunch of linked videos to hit the like button. Thank you for sharing your life with us.

I actually figured out that Patty is not mooing, she is booing the bad jokes😂. I love how Titus always comes over to you for his back scratching, such personality. Keep it up Pete, great inspirational videos always. All your animals have the best of conditions and you are a true asset to farming. Stay healthy!

Enjoy all your videos Pete, you're so wholesome. It's nice to see things I don't get to see as a norm. Greetings from Singapore =)

Pete, looks more like a Conga line at the ALL COW BAR LOLOL 😂😂😂😆

I was thinking, when you went to the butcher shop, it looked like you went past David Richard's shop.😎 Best wishes from Northern Canada.

Hey Pete love to see you living your dream, good to see you and Hilary, love what you all are doing.

i love how Horton is so soft spoken LOL 15:10

Loved this episode, look forward to additional work on the C. Bob

I love that super c . I had a normal c with a super c hood on it great little tractors

Even talks to spiders! You're the best, love each and every video😄

18:09 - The best use for a generator. 😂

It shows how much you enjoy what you do and it's a pleasure to watch

I love Titus coming up for his back scratch, paying his respects. He doesn’t stay long, it’s a gesture. He presents his vulnerable flank to you and you treat him with kindness and a pleasing scratch.

Good day Pete! I gotta ask what do you love most about the farm life? For myself watching you have that sense of freedom and working to survive makes me want to do it! Like they say though it ain’t work if you love what your doing.

Always leave them wanting more Pete! Have a great day!

Getting my dose of Just a Few Acres before we bale our last hay for the season today!

I follow FARMER TYLER RANCH also..I love how GOES THRU DOORS , now too..😍.. you two are AMAZING FARMERS.. thank you for sharing your days with us..🤠

Hey Pete. Appreciate all the videos this week. Stuck in the house with covid. I can't wait to get out on the farm. You've helped me maintain my sanity.

A traditional pin is a useful object

Yay another tractor restoration here we come!

Great video Pete , a busy day on the farm. The C starts so nice and easy and just purrs like a kitten. Since you've gone thru the steering,transmission and electrical it does not seem to warrant a complete rebuild maybe just a fresh valve job with hardened seats performed by a good machinist a few gaskets and a fresh paint job and that awesome tractor will last your lifetime. A nice winter project. Have a great holiday weekend, steaks should sell like hotcakes this weekend.

I found that using Lucas gas treatment in my generator, snowblower, pressure washer etc they start easier, I also put it in my 1950 John Deere B, ranger SxS and my pickup because they sometimes sit for a while and it stabilizes the gas.

Y’all are a great All American Family! Work well and hard together! Thanks for sharing Pete!

Just want to say thanks for all the educational and entertaining videos! I’ve seen and loved them all!

Life on the farm in good weather is very special. That beef is great and when you know how they were raised is the best meat you can have. I drove many a day on a narrow front super C, and it was a very dependable tractor, for everyday work, including mowing with a sickle mower. Our milking herd many times would be ready to get on the barn when milking was to begin. Great memories Pete

I like the Dad jokes. The doors are always opening. I can't wait to the Super C gets her makeover, that'll be fun and educational.

Good morning just a few acres

Love the sound of a super c without the muffler !!! I have two Farmall super C, they're great for my small farm. My narrow front end is a great hayraker, I can rake all day and hardly use any gas. Always enjoy your videos Pete !

You and your cows are so entertaining. I could watch y’all all day long!

enjoyed the video. the moving of the chickens, cows, and the rides for the beef, and gas, as well as the ride on the road with the tractor. have a great farmers market, and week.

AH, what a wonderful day to see your video. Just watching you drive in the fields with the old tractor makes me smile, and sometimes it feels like I am on that tractor. Love the entire farm!

Country View Acres sent me. I love their channel

Pauly Walnuts! That's great!

Your cows have so much character!

I love all your tractors -- International Harvester were among my favorites growing up. My Uncle Don had an M and an H model back in the early '60s and I drove both of them briefly when we would visit them. They had about 80 acres with about 8 acres of woods and 35 head of White Faced Hereford cattle. I caught big bass in the pond from which we would fill the watering trough from a pipe that went through the dam. When they first moved back from Florida they had to run the electrical wire and the house did not have indoor plumbing. There was an outhouse the first couple of years. Water was hauled in and stored in a cistern. I would help Uncle Don repair fences, poisoned thistle in the feed lot and helped move hay and straw. Mr. Sussot would come from down the road and bale the alfalfa or straw and we would put the square bales in the barn with his boys. They would take like 1/3 of the bales home for coming to bale and I would help them unload them into the barn. There was a big old frame church that was on their property, they kept chickens in there. In the evening you could see the steeple and the three Pondorosa Pines that grew right next to the church as the sun was setting. One year Uncle Don grew quail. They were very cool to look at when they were chicks. The farm is long gone -- all the buildings and fence rows have been removed and the ground has been recontoured to eliminate the stock pond. The woods, however, is still there. Along the back side of the woods there are blackberry briars along a fence line adjacent to where Uncle Don grew the alfalfa. I have been picking blackberries off of those briars for over 50 years. Although I will never own this property, when I walk into the woods I feel a feel a sense of belonging as I have been visiting them since I was a little boy. It was a totally different farm experience from what you are perfecting but somehow similar. The first couple of years they had about 20 pigs and later had chickens. The old barn got hit by a tornado and there were a bunch of them stuck in the hay bin in the destroyed barn. I had to climb up on the pile and open the door to release them. We chopped their heads off and made chicken soup, cleaned and froze a bunch of them. My dad, my Uncle Walt and I built a shelter for one of the pigs. We gathered up over 100 sheets of corrugated galvanized roofing that were strewn all over the farm from both of the barns. Aunt Lois taught us all how to can green beans, make chili sauce and bread-and-butter pickles. My grandma liked to make chow-chow. Later in life I realized how privileged I was to be able to watch the last chapter in subsistence farming in this country. Everybody that lived around the area would help with bringing in the harvest, canning and freezing corn. It was an amazing experience -- at the time it was just what you were living through, today I think the memories are very special.

Thanks for pointing out Ezra's secret cameo! 🤣

I can’t have enough of your daily farmer routine. I sincerely appreciated and love to share with my children and grandchildren. I’m 60yrs young with eight grandchildren and one on the way. I’m in the midst of developing a family farm project and I love to learn from you. I know what I want to do and what I certainly do not want to do. You are an inspiration. Thank you for sharing.

"Come on Cows" is my favorite call of the day. Now you have me saying "Come on Dogs" here at home.

You´re my superhero. Mr. Incredible😀

I’m telling you a night video has gotta happen one day please would love to see

Just dropping by to say thanks for the board in the corner with a headlamp trick for piglets. We had out first litter of piglets and built something similar. They are safe and cozy in thier little corner. Really enjoy your videos. Thanks.

lol, I love your videos so much Pete, always brightens my day! Love seeing/hearing the cows yell at you guys, doors, fumbles, invisible cat, old tractor rides, dad jokes, bulls trash talkin each other, love it all - very entertaining. Thank you for taking the time to share :)

🐼 Big Panda Bear Hugs from a 69 yr old grandma in Texas, USA. 🐼 ❤ 🎀 👍 🧚‍♂ 🐈 🧚

A real treat, a lot of videos this week. After your chores are done Monday, you can take the rest of the day off !!! LOL How many chickens do you process a week? Do you do it over a few days? Do you use the machine to remove the feathers. How many packages of chicken parts do you make VS whole chickens?

Loved this video!🦃🐈🐓🐖🐮

Best wishes for you, Rebecca, and your family. Thank you for sharing this very trying experience. Please share more.

I can feel a restoration coming Pete