Saying Goodbye to Old Momma Cows! 

I love watching your vids it reminds me of when I used to go haul cattle with my grandpa that was always one that didn’t want to go in the trailer

Ok

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Judy Druetto

​@@martinschober7189 Judy druetto

@Brawnson Blacksher name is Cheryl so it’s probably a girl

You know noting about feels.

Caleb Thacker thanks a lot, man!

The best cattle charolais and beef master

jose alvarez thank you 🙏

YellowCattleCo. They are pretty much the hottest thing around here, especially if you go farther south. Thank you!

Carlo Rosales thank you 🙏

Colton, where can we send you venison beef jerky? Have it while you working Cattle. Btw, how is the house coming along? Hopefully, you soon can have some homemade tamales for x-mas holidays season. "God Bless" 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

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Nathaniel Corbett that is a good mature age. I had a cow that would calve every year that voted for Clinton twice. Damn democrate

We have had cows reach 17-18 years old and we bred them with sexed semen and got another generation on the ground. We don't stop working with them until they fall over dead, that is if they produce a top notch calf.

Wow a 22-year-old cow? If more farms allowed their animals to live longer, I wonder if vegans would be less against animal agriculture?

@@watchensee honestly they would

@@arielthepom no, we wouldn't. That's not the vegan ethical philosophy. The vegan cause is not to use animals for our own benefit at all. We don't make horses carry us, we don't go to circuses or zoos to be entertained by caged beings on display, and it doesn't matter how long an animal is kept alive before it's chopped up - they shouldn't have been bred into a captive life in the first place.

Christopher Jilek appreciate it!

Lol yes. Pops knows how each one flicks their tail, nothing gets by him. Not a bad thing to not have to feed through the winter. Thank you!

Northtide that’s the thought that pushes me through the rest of the day. Then wake up the next morning and face the harsh reality!

I don't think so. When you have a farm you don't get a day's break, unless you can hire farm hands.

@@TheFarmGuy I bet you have no problem getting to sleep, gosh how much sleep do you get?

Samantha H 😂

Or half a dozen that decide they really don't want to go for a ride today.

Carlo Rosales got a lot of rain and finally cooled down! Was brutal before that though. What about down that way?

@@TheFarmGuy It cool off some in South, Texas (Corpus Christi, Texas area) 68 degree. Nothing like you guys up north. I'll get that venison beef jerky sometime next month. You can share some of it. Trust me you probably hide it. Lol

Carlo Rosales appreciate it my man!

We’re the bulls up in age also or why where you getting rid of them

Thats the difference between a cattlemen and a cowboy

A cattle men is top tier

Jackson Brendel yes, kept one bull and turned him back out.

So what are u gonna do,are u gonna buy more cows or what

This it's good lifestyle no chingaderas

Thanks, I’ll let him know!

Heath Lamprecht they do. I believe some we didn’t raise and had for 14 years ourselves. Thought we would keep some of the “younger” ones but after looking at their teeth it was an easy decision.

@@TheFarmGuy either way I really like em with a charlois bull nice looking operation yall got going on there

Shawn Savage no problem at all, thanks!

Not answering for him, but for us, the cows have a job, and of they aren't performing, chances are they will be culled. For example, if they didn't breed back, if there were health problems, maybe her milk supply has dwindled. Maybe she is a great mother, but her calves don't measure up. Maybe the farm doesn't keep the older cows as a rule, preferring younger, vittles animals, or changing the breeding program. Lots of factors to consider. Good question!

That should read, younger, more vital or vigorous animals.

Jed Hergenrider yes, they are welded.

Difference between a cattlemen and cowboy

David Gay they haul great!

David Gay and thank you!

Tyler Shockley it’s pretty much our go to place for older cows and small sets of calves that’s close to home.

I was thinking looked like north Texas area. Was interesting video. Sad for the old cows, but seems they had a better life than many cattle out on Texas grass. I eat meat (not a lot), but best to realize where my hamburger originates.

Austin Blanchard thanks! This is in North Texas.

@@TheFarmGuy That's awesome. I was planning on moving from west Texas to central Texas and running charbray and brangus, but wasnt sure if charloias cattle do good down here but your herd is evidence they do.

Austin Blanchard oh yeah, they do quite well. Make the move!

James Petty it’s held up great. Seams to get a tad slick when it’s messy in there but not bad at all

This guy has not empathy imagine living with them all these years and then without any love or care send them to be slaughtered.....horrible petson

You guys know nothing about farming. These animals ARE NOT PETS! That’s how beef products are made. It’s just a part of life, not everybody wants to go vegan.

C9550 3 Charolais bulls.

Johnny Davis not all of them, just this set that was getting up there in age. Brought a bunch of heifers to the same place a while back so they’ll all have more grass to graze before the winter.

Mesatalia Braford. Which is Brahma and Hereford crossbred.

@@TheFarmGuy Thank you!! I'm learning cow species for when we can have our own farm, I'll know which breed/cross we want.

In Louisiana we call em fence jumpers

Caleb Mahan they weren’t but that’s just the way it goes. Got 3 of them penned off and feeding them. They’re doing great.

@@TheFarmGuy that's good.

Coy Roberts I’d say so myself! Lol

Is your dad wanted by the FBI he don’t never get on that camera?

Coy Roberts lol nah, he’s just old school. Doesn’t really even like me videoing to be honest.

H P I’ve seen those videos. No quicker way to go about it with the setup we have here.

Ajith Jojo no but more than likely that’s who bought them. All cows end up in the slaughterhouse towards the end of their life cycle.

Judy Druetto

Sally Spiewakowski probably not, just didn’t wanna get on the trailer.

I’m not sure, someone could have took a chance they were going to have another calf or two.

Our part is done with once they have been sold.

Leigh Cowley haha yes, so dang true. All that 4 wheeler eats is a little fuel, not bales of alfalfa and grain. I’m not knocking people that do use a horse but when they question why we don’t, well there ya go!

The Farm Guy thats the difference between a cattleman and a cowboy one uses horses

Seth Gomez bro you not see us using one in the video?!