A good trick that Greg Judy uses is with new born calves he leave the back of the paddock open for the cows to come back and get their calf’s as the day goes on and that way you don’t need to be chasing or trying to find calf’s. Might work for you depending on your situation.

I love what you are doing. Feeding the world via farming is a noble thing. I honestly prefer you keep the camera away from you as much as you can afford. We enjoy view of your farm, the sceneries and your beautiful animals. It's no fun with watching a close up shot of your face than seeing the action. Thanks and I pray for lots of success. I'm a fan. Thanks

Oh how fun watching (for me) and listening to the heifers and cows mooing ha! Brings back memories of when I was young. Yes running across a road to encourage them to a new pasture. Gee that was always a kick. You are so inspiring Connor and your success fills me with joy. Take care and this sentimental old farmer is proud of you. Joyce

Good content btw, I hope to be doing what your doing one day out here in Napa, California

Amazing! Custom cattle are visiting for the summer? When do you send them home? Loved the crossing the road drama! When they started going back...oh no! Mission accomplished!

My father also has dairy cattle farm out in Honduras in Central America and I Am trying to start my own cattle ranch 1st generation here in the US.

Bet you're getting a calf-finder drone for Christmas

Can you get her and her calf up in the Corral and re-pair them, or not feasible to do that?

Who owns the ground, who owns the stock? What's the financial setup? I hope to run some cattle this next spring without having to own them, if there's such a thing?

How’d you get cattle to custom graze?

What state are you in?

for a farmer heavy traffic should not be an excuse !! wake up early an do take care of business !! cows stuck in traffic OMG !!