I'm sorry, but there is no way I'm pulling a $300,000 piece of equipment onto a questionable road shoulder so that you can get past..... Nope... Call your boss that you'll be late.

Good reaction. now for my 2 cents...The state ran a road right through our ranch, we had to get more than 1000 cattle across that friggin road and drivers honking and hollering really did make us not rush. People on both sides need to be courteous, we tried to hurry, even cutting the herd into batches, we didn't choose to have a road cut through our living.

He didn't hit y'all with that voice last time because he was struggling to not cry when singing about his son, but he definitely has an awesome voice.

There alot of good points being made by the farmers on here Most of us will pull over if we can. But someone acting like a jerk is not going to make us want to do it sooner. If you know the farmers are out there stop being a jerk and take a different route We try to do the best we can and still get our stuff done so we can get our harvest in. Also don't honk at our animals. You scaring them makes it take longer for you to get through.

I know this isn't going to sit well with Keith, but sometimes it's better to just slow down and enjoy the ride. Don't be in such a hurry. The ride is the journey

Some other songs by Craig Morgan that you might like are "Almost Home", "Tough", "This Ain't Nothin'", "What I Love About Sunday" Thanks for another great one guys!

With all the weight we are carrying it's not always safe to pull over cause the side of ditch can't always withstand the weight and we could tip.

Some of the issues I have run into is the equipment is to big and there is not enough shoulder with a steep ditch to get off the road. Also if you pull over and some moron does something stupid and crashes, it can be at fault for the equipment operator

Just because we car drivers at road level think farmers should pull over, doesn't mean we are aware of the hazards that might be hidden. Sometimes you gotta just enjoy the ride.

I love the comments from the farmers that drive their equipment on the road. This is so true, only the driver knows the issues they have to be aware of when driving equipment in the roads. Yes, I have been behind those drivers and I realize that they will move over when it's safe for them to do so. I also realize that if they were constantly pulling over they would never get where they needed to be. Everyone has their opinion, but Keith I have to disagree with yours about Craig driving an International Harvester. I won't hold it against you though.

Speaking of “lifetime sponsor of the FFA”, when I was in FFA, I was competing in Prepared Public Speaking, and I wrote my speech comparing different brands of tractor/harvesters, and filled it entirely with country song lyrics, and paid homage to Craig Morgan who was in FFA himself, and it was hands down my favorite FFA experience. It was titled, ironically enough, “she thinks my tractor’s sexy” after the Kenny Chesney song

Ya'll should check out some more of Craig's catalog. 'Redneck Yacht Club', 'This Ain't Nothing', 'Ordinary Angels', and 'Almost Home' are some of my favorites.

I can go on and on awhile! Why it's not a good idea for one of them combines to pull off the side of the road! Is the ditch wet and the combine gets stuck! Will the header hit the up side of the ditch and mess up the header! Ect... Them combines cost between $300,000 and 500,000+. Would you drive your fancy sports car in the ditch? And especially if you had one that cost between $300,000 and $500,000+. Just a header would cost $50,000 to 125,000+ to replace and that's 5 years ago!! No telling these days!

What some others said... I've done crop harvesting, in my case citrus, tomatoes, strawberries etc. Drivjng a tractor with trailer from harvest point to gathering point. In many places there was no way to pull off without getting stuck.. extra money during high school. For a time my mom managed a stables/ feed store / ranch. The grazing area was cut in half by a dirt road the county was trying to get paved between new subdivisions and town. ( I was in Elementary and Jr high @ that time.) So people used the 'short cut', but would honk and gripe about the cattle in the middle of the dirt road, that had formerly been part of the ranch. For the big combines and stuff, the sides of the roads might not hold the weight and would make one unholy backup as tow rigs tried to pull it onto the road.

Farmers have a small window every year to get their field work done. If they don't get their crops put up they loose a whole years wages. I think for couple of days in the spring when they're planting and a couple of days in the fall when they are harvesting we can give them some grace let do their jobs so the rest of us can eat. Not to mention that most roads the farmers are driving on aren't wide enough for them to pull off safely.

This is true craig morgan when he was Big, his son was still around he is a great singer very underated in my book...my brother in law here in Texas is a rancher farmer Roper and when this song came out he loved it.. 😍 ❤️

I've always loved the song, and it's a way of life where I live. Don't be in a hurry in the country during farming season. Just sayin. Great reaction awesome song...country living. Damn funny.

Kind of agree with both statements. I'm not gonna tick someone off just because I can. But there may not always be a place to pull over right away at and I may not have all day to pull over all the time. I try to, but that being said, it's perfectly legal for a tractor with a slow moving triangle to be on the road. So I'll pull over when I notice enough cars behind me, when I see a place to pull over, or when I know there's no dotted line coming up for a while. Anyways, keep up the great work guys! I always found this song a little corny...I'm a cattle and hay farmer. We're not too bright. Did I just make a pun?

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Here in Upstate NY I see a lot of tractors on the road, but I knew the world had changed a few years back when I was driving on a back country road and I could see a big tractor in the opposite lane coming towards me with a line of cars behind it, and as I was about to pass it I went to wave at the farmer and noticed that while he was chugging along at 5 mph with all those cars behind him he had his face buried in a phone and he was scrolling and texting away. 😄

This is my favorite Craig Morgan song! Love it 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼 Mad respect to all of our farmers. Thank you!

It cuts both ways. There are some that get lost in their heads thinking about what they need to do after they get where they're going (or just day dreaming), and don't stay as far right as possible or pull over when they can to let traffic by. The other side is being on a 2-lane, no shoulder, no place to pull off, and people in such a hurry that they make poor (and sometimes flat dangerous) driving decisions around expensive farm equipment. A combine can cost upwards of $350,000, often representing a bigger dollar investment than the farmer's HOUSE.

Collin Raye; that's my story and I'm sticking to it

You need to hear this ain’t nothing by Craig Morgan

Ok, I can see two perspectives to the the road rage. One I guess you guys have never been on one of those tractors where as soon as you get on the road, every 2 minutes you are getting people weave side to side, honk there horns, scream profanity at you, speed up on you and hit there brakes. There may not be room for me to pull off to the side of the road while I continue on my journey. I will not pull over and stop just because you failed to do just diligence and plan for unexpected delays in your travels. I got a job to do, just like you.

Craig recorded this not too long after he left active duty. Now let me ask you a question Keith. Where you ever in a military convoy? Have top speed, catch up speed? Have assholes that break up your convoy? Speed Up on you honk there horns, flip you off, curse you out? That's what those song is about, this is about the assholes that don't understand that life doesn't revolve around their schedule

My sister and I were behind a tractor when we heard this song for the first time.

Not a farmer, but I live in Kansas (where this video was actually filmed btw!) and I am friends with a lot of farmers, I live near a lot of farms. In general, farmers try to avoid even getting on the road as much as possible. For one thing, it's dangerous for them to be on the road in those things as people from the city are NOT patient and they are risking themselves or someone else being hurt. But, a lot of times the state or the government (eminent domain) has built these roads directly through these farmers fields and so they have to drive along them at some point. Typically they will pull off out of the way for people to pass them, but they are actively working to get their work done and even with tractors having lights and things now, they generally only have daylight hours to get what they gotta get done, done. And during planting/harvest most farmers are literally working from 4am to midnight, taking care of livestock, plowing fields, whatever. You can easily avoid running into them if you stick to the interstate like the lyrics in the song, a lot of times even state highways you won't run into them (even if they were those are pretty big and they drive on the far right so you can easily and safely pass), they're on the rural highways and such.

Tim Hawkins - Pretty Pink tractor. This is a funny song!

I've been away for a few days laying on the sugar white sands of Perdido Key Fl.(Pensacola). Sure missed you guys..... By the way incase yall didn't know this , Craig is a veteran stationed right here on the gulf coast for years , most of his band is from this area also. As big as a combine is , in rural areas they do have the right of way. You never see them on major highways in Northwest Florida . Yall check out " Redneck yacht club ",. If you haven't already

My guys are getting the combines ready for harvest right now. By the end of next month, there will be tractors, combines, and trucks all over the highway. It's my favorite season. I love the smell of fresh cut rice.

I love Craig Morgan. This song was on my MySpace page. 🤣🤣 As usual, love y'all's reactions. Next up: This Ain't Nothin and That's What I Love About Sunday.

And actually I use that honey bourbon for steak marinade, but I also drink it. That shit makes some great steaks on the grill

I know my Dads combine never used to have breaks because we didn’t have the money to fix them so he would always keep it in a low gear, so if he doesn’t have breaks he can’t just stop on the roadway to accommodate a couple drivers for his one mile trek

Much respect to the farmers. They have one of the most important jobs in this country. Yes it can get frustrating when you're in a hurry. But just be patient. Most of the farmers here will pull over and let you buy

1 of his first songs. He's changed how he sings since

Regarding the left-lane bandits: I think a lot of people aren't aware that it is a law (at least it is in Ohio) that the left lane is for passing and emergency vehicles only. I've had friends question me on why I wouldn't just pick the left lane and stay there. When I told them it was technically illegal for me to just hang out in the left-hand lane, they tried to argue I was wrong until I got my hands on a BMV student handbook and showed them the law.

Craig has some interesting stories from his time serving in Iraq . Some of his songs were actually written while serving

As a farmers daughter and with the size of the span of the tires. There are some places you can not pull off . Soft shoulders, closeness of ditches and mailboxes. Sometime there is no place to safely to pull over. Farming is still one of the most dangerous occupation and the liability of an accident falls on the farmer that is barely making it, Farming is a calling.

We have it NC, depending on whether Corn is in, Tobacco is in, Cotton is in, or it's just haying season. But most are very nice and get over and let cars by if they can. 😁

On the farmer side... that's a 300k-400k dollar piece of equipment, limited space, don't want to have to fix parts putting it in the ditch to let folks by. I can still hear dad cuss out folks honking at him to move the tractor on a windy narrow road.

Dude, I lived in Bunker Hill for a few years. I got stuck a few times but only got mad once. You're right, most will let you by when they can, but I got stuck behind one ass hat who didn't when I was running late taking my girl's daughter to school. I felt bad when a little 6 year old girl ask me what I just said ... " I was asking if his mother was a trucker sweetheart."

Y’all should react to something bad about to happen by Carrie Underwood and Miranda lambert.

There we go… been wanting you guys to check this song out.. Craig has some great stuff. Not all his music is slow.. this came out toward the beginning of his career

Another fun song by him is Redneck Yaght Club, serious ones that are good is Tough, and That ain't nothing. Good one in the middle is That's what I love about Sundays

from visiting my family and going to college in lima ohio all the way back home to central new york... international has been a huge part of my life. from my 1942 farmall M to both my ford powerstrokes. respect every tractor you see, theyre trying to make their money just like anyone else. and have more rights to the road than an automobile.. ill block of an intersection with my truck when i see one of the local farmers coming through.. keep farming alive

another great song by Craig Morgan u will like is "Corn Star " it's a play on words, I think you will catch on what he is saying .

Hey Guys a couple of songs that would be great to react too are both by Brad Paisley the 1st is Welcome to the future, and the 2nd is There is no I in Beer, thanks guys and keep up the great work, hoprfully these will get enough votes

Fargo native. Man, this song hits home. lol.

I think his point is about those that have a fit behind combines, not considering farmers don't have a choice on how to get between fields

If you don’t want to get stuck behind farm equipment stay out of farm areas. Problem solved.

I live in South Dakota, here most farmers pull over on county highways. On state highways they remove the corn head to make the tractor narrower

There is a song by Alabama called I'm in a hurry, I think it speaks to thos as well. People are in a constant hurry running 0 to 60, what for death is gonna get is, why be so fast to die. Slow down and enjoy the journey

Try Craig's " Redneck Paradise"!

And I say I dare you, I actually double dare you to pull one of those ole boys outta there combine...I will let you tell me how that went after

Great reaction guys and honest most of the farmers here in Texas yeah we got good wide shoulders and most of the farmers here in Texas move it on over and let folks buy. But there's always that one! And yeah those guys equate with left lane bandits. And I'm sorry I don't want to drive 55.

I echo the comments of other posters here. We try to be as courteous as possible during harvest time, but sometimes it's impossible and/or dangerous to try to move the machinery off the road and onto a soft shoulder or there IS no shoulder. Ideally, we wouldn't have to drive on the roads so much, but a lot of fields are not contiguous, and we can't drive through our crops! Driving on the road is the only option. Sitting higher than passenger cars and most pickup trucks, we can see oncoming traffic and will do our best to wave drivers on when it's safe to do so. What irritates me is the people who pass us at high speed not being able to see the other lane ahead and oncoming traffic. An accident waiting to happen because they're impatient. All this said we have A LOT of work to do in the season with time constraints of our own. I've been stuck behind other drivers of farm machinery, but I also try to be patient with them, understanding that they're doing the same thing I am. Trying to get the harvest in! Shout out to all the fellow farmers out there!

I’m a mail lady in Arkansas and we definitely have tractor season twice a year but I must say they always pull to the side to let me through. Plus they go out of their way to take care of me and change a tire if I have a flat and absolutely refuse to take money for their time and help. They certainly take care of their neighbors!

Been on both sides of this. Grew up farming. Hate being behind the equipment, especially when I'm working and got a deadline to be at a certain location or company is fined x amount per minute I'm late.

If you are on an FM Road, (Farm to Market), you should expect this. I see it all the time on the back roads in Kaufman county Texas. I just wait to pass or if I'm in a hurry, take another road. If you really want to hear Craig Morgan's range check out Love Remembers or wake Up Loving You.

“I’m the SON OF A THIRD GENERATION FARMER, been married ten years to THE FARMERS DAUGHTER.” 🤨 📸

"Almost Home" by him is my favorite.

My husband has been on both sides of this. Sharing the road with farm implements is really common around here. For the most part, tractors pull over as far as they can when other vehicles are coming. This is Texas, so we drive friendly and wave as we go by. (It's important to use all of your fingers.) But, there are the "chose few", who drive their 300,000+ tractors down the road like they own the sonuvabitch. We've been behind them. Annoying. Especially if you're running late. Hell,, I just always leave early..

Craig's son, He's Mine is great

Oh oh oh, I dare people to send em some Stillhouse, about 12 bottles after this song review!!! 😆 😆 😂

Bourbon marinated pork tenderloin, is a good use of bad bourbon.

craig was an army ranger for 10 years he was in panama getting shot at he is also a reserve deputy in hillsborough county in tampa

Manner’s matter period!!!!!!

That bourbon would probably be good in an offset smoker to smoke some ribs with.

Never Go Wrong with Craig Morgan!!!

Have y’all had anything from Pennsylvania?

For those of us who don’t know, how do you do a bourbon bribe?

Little Bit Of Life is also a great song by Craig.

I would like you guys to do Chris Stapleton doing Whipping Post live please.

Good song for farmers

Sorry Craig is my battle, you go at him you go at me, I am gonna fight

The left half of this team is awesome.

Will somebody PLEASE review Mindy McCready "Without Love"

Please react to chris ledoux's "this cowboys hat" 🤠

Could you react to jalapeños by the Bellamy brothers PLEASE🙏🏼🙏🏼

Overworked and under paid but try to be courteous but some of our equipment needs escorts

It’s a fun song, you all our usually ok. But this somehow made you cry?

Kenny Chesney thinks my tractor sexy

Farmers first! Grew up next door to a cotton gin. Our family had several hundred acres. If you are in a rush, stay off the farm roads.

As a Arkansas farmers wife all I will say is stop getting angry at their job. I know you both eat every day so you should be thanking the farmers not pulling them out of equipment because of your lack of patience. IF YOU ATE TODAY THANK A FARMER.

If you have a problem with a farmer trying to get where he needs to go stay in the city

The attitude comes from idiot 4 Wheelers and worse 2 Wheelers who do stupid shit around farm machinery fertilizes that attitude. The majority of farmers do let traffic go when SAFE to do so. The real issue is these days people leave late n drive like hell(unsafely) to get there early. Everyone is in a rush...for what...death? I have a small by today's standards combine and it has a 26' wide head, and I'm on the left side driving and cannot see the right side, pulling over could land me in the ditch or knocking mailboxes off. So forgive me if I temporarily impeded your travel....TFB How impeded would your life be if we all quit farming so your not Temporarily held up...think about it.

Thank you! Thank you! Thank you! That's why I never liked this song. It makes farmers sound like entitled jackasses. I have no issue with the people that are, as you said, kind enough to pull over and understand that other people have places to be as well. But just chugging along and forcing others to be late because you think you deserve the entire damn road, that pisses me off.

Redneck Yacht Club is a fun one!

Since it’s harvest season right now, we are in our tractors and combines. The country is our area the city’s are yours. This is our work area, stay outa the country this time of year if you’re in a hurry. I’ve been known to swerve a little bit towards drivers being dicks or throwing stuff at me.

Boys you MUST CHECK OUT “Redneck yacht club!”

When it’s harvest time, we don’t care. We’re trying to get to one field from another. Of course we’ll pull over to let people by. Every farmer can relate to this song cause we all at some point have been flipped off, pissed people off and this song is kinda our way to imagine we’re sayin fuck y’all. We’re on the job 24 hours a day. No such thing as a weekend or vacation.