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Mowing down a championship!!

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We make it back into town feeling like National Champions! We get back to clipping pasture as we hope to complete the seemingly never ending task. Thanks for watching, eat beef, and God bless!
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26 июн 2024

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@hattiecolley54 Месяц назад

Just Love U Bobby Joe. U Always have the Greatest Tenacity, and ur Knowledge about Cattle is Phenomenal. Thank U so much for sharing! Keep Pushing?

@HurricaneCreekFarms Месяц назад

Thank you!

@Kaya084 Месяц назад

That storm when it came through Oklahoma yesterday, it took out power lines, trees, metal poles, etc. power was out for the majority of the day yesterday. Rained for the majority of the morning.

@HurricaneCreekFarms Месяц назад

Yeah, it looked rough on the radar, but it was just heavy rain for us. Hope everyone made it through ok.

@codyryan6866 Месяц назад

U should of put front loader spikes down so the heifers don’t get stuck by it i had that happen before now i always have my loader down

@HurricaneCreekFarms Месяц назад

Yeah, that’s a good point

@bradmartin3112 Месяц назад

Tenn made a good come back in the series. Àlabama guy

@HurricaneCreekFarms Месяц назад

Yeah, they made it interesting!

@Locust_HillFarm Месяц назад

Congrats to Tennessee on big win. Keep up the content.

@HurricaneCreekFarms Месяц назад

Thank you!

@butterbean05 Месяц назад

Ive always heard the lower the nest worst the winter will be.

@HurricaneCreekFarms Месяц назад

Ok, maybe I had it backwards!

@butterbean05 Месяц назад

@@HurricaneCreekFarms we’ll forgive you this time lol

@jvenema86 Месяц назад

so wonderful beautiful video Bobby congratulations i like and love your videos so much

@HurricaneCreekFarms Месяц назад

Thanks!

@jvenema86 Месяц назад

@@HurricaneCreekFarms no problem my best friend how are you? i have a question

@b.j.clendenin7348 Месяц назад

OmaVOLS pulled it off! Can’t wait for “Football time in TENNESSEE!” GB🍊!

@HurricaneCreekFarms Месяц назад

I’m ready for football now, too! Playing baseball until late June definitely helps bridge the gap to football season!

@coyroberts8356 Месяц назад

Cool congratulations! Thanks 😊

@HurricaneCreekFarms Месяц назад

Thank you!

@hunbertozepeda8490 Месяц назад

Good job!!! Vols from a Bama fan.

@HurricaneCreekFarms Месяц назад

Thank you!

@ourlouisianalife318 Месяц назад

We could use a little rain here ourselves.

@HurricaneCreekFarms Месяц назад

We’ve been fortunate to catch some rains consistently here. Caught a surprise one this morning.

@Kaya084 Месяц назад

Go Vols!!!!! Seeing that salt block makes me ask this question, as a kid did you ever lick a salt block, have your kids? I know I did as a kid, lol. Probably what built up my immune system 😂the things farm kids do.

@thomasharrington5369 Месяц назад

I certainly did and now I am a healthy 84 year old and seldom sick. Was raised in the hills of middle Tennessee. Lincoln county.

@Kaya084 Месяц назад

@@thomasharrington5369 I’m born and raised Eastern Oklahoma. Had horses browning up, my grandpa drove a truck and hauled for the co-op, pretty sure I licked at least 1 of every salt block they had in stock, lol

@thomasharrington5369 Месяц назад

@@Kaya084 lol

@jaclynalley809 Месяц назад

same here in VA

@HurricaneCreekFarms Месяц назад

I don’t remember that I ever licked one. I did a lot of silly things as a kid, but I don’t think I ever did that.

@devenlamar3900 Месяц назад

Ok question, I've been gone for a while, back to bug u lol. Why are u clipping your pastures. You rotate them. So let them grow. Then at the end of the year cut and bale. Or cut and stack for haylidge. Also if the rains stop and the heat comes a long pasture will hold water in longer than a cut pasture, hence last longer. It's still early in the year.

@HurricaneCreekFarms Месяц назад

We aren’t clipping much, if any, of the actual forage. Just trying to clip down the weeds (thistle, blackberry bushes, mulitfloral rose, etc) and knock the heads off the fescue. We don’t want to hay any of our fenced pastures, as it’s much more efficient to let the cattle do the work.