You ranchers are all the same. Down to earth, resourceful, and genuinely love the land.

I think Lumpy was quite content once the pressure started going down. He stopped fighting and his eyes looked like he was feeling a little better already. Thanks for being so kind to him.

Great video! Sometimes I've seen vets make a bit larger hole, stick their finger in and break up any solid pus and pull out the clots of pus to help healing. Best wishes to you and your family!

I’m going to break the mold here and say that I have no expertise to offer. I’m just gonna trust the fact that the rancher has a lot more experience than I do.

He seemed to calm down once he realized he was being helped. The release of pressure must have such a relief.

Love the way you brought mama in with her baby. Keep us updated!

I had a old man vet show me a truck once, he would use a smallish diameter rope and knot it to make it a slip rope so as you pull on it the rope tightened, and when he would incise a abscess/cyst he would put the rope on the base of the abscess/cyst between it and where it attaches to the skin and when he cut it he would pull on the rope to tighten it squeezing the contents out making sure he would get as much out without absolutely having to make it bigger then as he would tighten it more he would gradually roll it down pulling all tho contents down towards the incision opening. Then he could remove it flush it out and be finished. He explained it to me like a reverse tourniquet. Pretty cool actually considering it was the only time I have ever seen it done out of all the video on the internet I’ve never seen it done again. I guess it just made giant abscesses/cyst and moving animals easier to work with.

I love seeing him reunited with mom. You can see the love and bond between them!

This was my first time seeing one of your videos. I'm a Louisiana country girl transplanted to Los Angeles. It's fun watching you work. The calf had to be so much happier after a few days.

Poor baby. He was so scared. You did a good job making this as easy as possible for everyone including the calf.

Aw, bless his heart. You indeed can see the relief in his little face.😯 As if he's thinking "So that's what this was all about. Well, OK then." Nice to see how good you are to your cattle. Both of you! Oops, all three of you.🥰 It's pretty grand to have a brother. Especially one named Walker. 😁

I prefer to make the entry larger as Kendra says. The draining is quicker and relief more obvious. I usually give a shave then puncture. wash out, sterile water with antiseptic. Jab of antibiotic in rump. wound empty, calf quieter, mother happy. check regularly. keep in closer paddock. Save on petrol. leave with tucker and water. Amen.

Once the abscess was really opened up and draining, you could just SEE the relief in his eyes!! That’s quite a saggy lump, too. I’ve never seen in sad so much! I hope he feels better and heals up quickly! I love how he runs right off to tell all his little friends what just happened.

Loved the video with the care for Lumpy and his abscess. I was MOST IMPRESSED with the straw hat staying on while essentially upside down - twice. That’s skill.

I'm in the Medical Field and I thought you and your family did a great job! I've learned, no matter what, everyone is a critic and think they know more than the next person. Keep up the great 👍 work!

Thanks for giving insight. You guys are great. I felt like I was there with you and having a blast!!

I know absolutely nothing about how to lance a cow abscess so, no advice or criticism from me.😃 Thanks for an informative video.😄

I absolutely love your content! I grew up on a cattle farm in Saskatchewan. So nostalgic, thank you.

I love how the calf just finally stood still like "Ahhhh! That feels so much better!"

Bless her! So happy that she must feel so much better with the pressure released. Good on you for looking after her health.

I am new here. I stumbled across your video and I like how you do things with your wife and your brother. I am looking forward to watching more. As a 73 year old lady, it brings back childhood memories. Hugs to you and yours. I just read the comments. I like how you answer people's comments.... even the rude ones. You are polite while telling them it is your ranch and you do things as you see fit. Most people try to help with suggestions, which may be helpful. I just like your style.

That poor baby. He is a beautiful, adorable little calf. I hope he is feeling all better now.

I've discover your channel today and I am being love the way this cows are free with their calf and your tender treatment with them. God bless you❤

Really enjoyed your channel. Brought back fond memories of when I was a kid. Thank you. Look forward to many more videos. Blessings to you and your family 🙏

This video is so wholesome. Even better are all the comments detailing how other people do it. I'm in NYC and don't know a darn thing about ranching but I sure do appreciate all of you who do the hard work. Cheers.

I’ve family in Texas, and I miss the looks of cowboys! The accents, the boots, jeans and family get togethers, and the respect of family and strangers alike. Hard work, ranching, but I sure enjoyed leaving the base, and working hard at my uncle’s place. Did I mention I like cowboys? You’ve a great looking family. CA

Awww. Love it that you and walker can spend time together.

Poor little guy; I know he had to feel a ton and a half better with the pressure relieved from that mess; you could see it in his eyes how much the draining helped him. He needs lots of treats for being (overall) such a good patient~

I love that old ford flatbed. You just wouldn’t expect to see such an old classic with that new model bed on it but that’s what makes it. Also you proved again a farmer and or rancher has to know a lot about everything especially plumbing.

Have to say, the relief in his eyes was Soo heartwarming ....but OMG he is ONE PURTY BULL!!!

Such handsome people you two are!!! Thank you for helping out these wonderful creatures!!

Oh I miss this way of life. I lived on a working ranch in story Wyoming for about 3 yrs while going to college it was some of the best times I had there taking the cattle up to winter pasture then bring them back down. Watching the calving, the big castrating and branding ending with a party for everyone that helped them out.

This takes me back to spending time on my uncle's ranch many years ago. I got to help with all kinds of chores including health care for hooves and etc. A wonderful experience all in all.

Great to see young men going to church!!!!

Just found your channel and subscribed . Hope the calf is better. Would love to see an update. Enjoyed the history

One of my mentors on my surgical rotation always stressed that “You never let the sun set on pus!” An abscess should always be drained as soon as possible. Don’t delay for another day. Was really good practice to irrigate with the hydrogen peroxide after the drainage. It is also good to have some type of long probe to break up any pockets that may have formed inside the abscess. Good job on the I and D (incision and drainage.)

Kendra Young is right,you definetely should have made a longer cut at the deepest point, that is very important.Keep an eye on that calf. Greetings from Germany

I never get tired of watchers ranchers and always good to see you help out a new calf with issues

I love your stories, amazing is are I can say!! Don't want to miss it! Florda!☆

Great video. Beautiful farm and family.

It's like she knows it is going to feel so so so so much better good job 💕 God bless

I enjoyed it all!! Having your wife involved an your brother was great!! I’ll be watching in the future l

I bet that was instant relief for this big guy. Glad he is doing better.

First time to your channel. So very cool seeing some of the things ranchers do. One of the hardest ways to make a living...or so I've heard. But at the same time one of the most rewarding. After the video was over, I couldn't hit the subscribe button quick enough! Thank you for sharing! My best to you and your family.

I just discovered your channel. My niece and her husband are the cattle people in the family. I'm too old for that business. I help with the farming side. You two are such an adorable couple. Keep up the good work taking care of those cattle. I understand the difficulty of opening and closing the gates.

From Nebraska as well! First video. Loved to watch more and learn more from you. Love me some cows!!

Y’all have a beautiful ranch !!! Wishing nothing but the best for y’all, I know the cattle industry has been tough, my family was in ranching and cattle industry for several generations.

Parabéns pelo seu trabalho 😍o melhor é ver você de cabeça para baixo e não cair o chapéu 🥰

First time I've seen your Channel. It was very interesting. Man that abscess was insane. Job well done

So cool about Doc Holiday and Wyatt Earp and their saloon. My two favorite good bad guys.

Am in love with your kindness from the very way u poked drained and even soothed lumpy

Bless his heart, he’s so adorable

You guys are SO cute! You make me smile.

👍🏽 up ……. This guy is by far the most cleanest to have done this procedure compared to other farmers.

Thanks guys. Interesting to spend some time with you guys on the farms.

What a video, that abcess must have been a good seller!! Right up my alley, love things like that. Can you tell my medical background? Great job Mr. Johnson the Rancher Abcess Popper. Excited for the next one.

Poor baby! ❤️ I hope he is better now….

Yah did fine ! He’s way better off now . Especially using what you had !

Hollywood would certainly roll out the RED CARPET to have a real, masculine and handsome man like you on some top agent's books! You present so natural and informative. Cheers from Ireland.

Howdy from Montana!! Good video. A little slasher horror, a little fantasy, and a splash of country romance what more could a cowgirl ask for😉😂! Thanks for the video.

Pretty sure I am not qualified to offer advice as I have never worked on a farm/ranch in my life. Just wanted to say I enjoyed the video, I am sure Lumpy is just fine. Abscess and hoof video's are my favourite to watch, thanks for the upload and have been having fun binge watching your uploads. Cheers from Australia ✌

I give you props, girl. I've seen some rugged gates, but that's a post, some goat panel, a come along?, and a prayer that works as a gate. It works, and you've mastered it, but I think that's why he asks you too.

You guys make a good team.

Glad to see a new channel on my feed! Also can see I don't need to offer any advice on changing to betadine from hydrogen peroxide. Not only does it work more effectively but it doesn't destroy tissues like peroxide tends to do so healing is faster! Excited to see what else you guys have in store for us!

I'd have shaved the area, but that's just my preference. I wouldn't be surprised if there was another pocket that wasn't punctured. That appeared to me to be more than sagging skin. I'll be interested to see the follow up if you do one.

Seen it done many times!sure it’S NO FUN TO THE CALF.YOU WILL SEE THINGS AS YOU AGE, THE OLDER THE WISER. I’m 85 year old granny, STILL LEARNING.🫶🏻👍💕🤗🫶🏻

I live in Denison, TX and Doc Holliday had a dentist office downtown for around 20 years. Every April, there is a Saints and Sinners event with a parade celebrating Doc Holliday. They have a carriage ride that gives the history of downtown and Doc Holliday. Ike Eisenhower's birthplace is here and Sully Sullenberg, the pilot that landed the plane in the Hudson River, was born here and learned to fly at the Denison airport. A lot of history in this little town. Our house was built in 1923 but the houses around us were built in the 40s and 50s. I love the history of your place even if it's a tall tale, lol. I'm a new subscriber and enjoying Lumpy's history. Looking forward to seeing more of your videos.

Thanks for posting. Very interesting. Warm greetings from Australia.

Would love see a video of just some history of the old Taylor Ranch. Historic place for our area.

Love to hear you just came from Sunday Church! The Wyatt ERP, doc Holiday story was entertaining!

Aww poor baby. It can be so painful. I hope the calf recovers quickly.♥️. It still looks full

You two made my day at the Park. Would love to spend a day with you on the ranch.

I’m a nurse and I thought you did a great Job 👏

I love finding new channels and watching how they grow, your going to get all the comment section vets, farmers and eventually haters…. I’ll give you some advice that you can do with how you see fit…. Take on board what’s appropriate to you and your animals…. Just because someone has a different opinion doesn’t make them right….and even more so in the comment section…. We all do things differently which doesn’t make either person right or wrong.. You are never going to please all the people all the time and just ignore the haters that have nothing positive to contribute…… Content is a slow boil so keep with it …. Regular short and interesting content always leaving the viewer wanting more and tell your stories in multiple videos with regular updates…. You guys seem like lovely people and truly wish you guys the very best and hope the channel booms… P.S loved the little story in the middle…

Both mom and son look so healthy and well cared for ❤

Finding that brick of proof that Holiday and Earp were playing cards there was super cool. Dead giveaway. I also really like the comment section vets telling you that you how to properly treat an abscess.

I can see the love towards the cows God bless

I agree that it should be an incision with a drain it and checking for another pocket of pus. I've seen too many without that being done flare up badly.

Ranch work is a never ending project. I remember hauling hay at 11:00 PM at night. I wanted to get it off the field before a big rain. I had big flood lights on the front of the tractor and on the rear. I couldn't see the aluminum pasture gate so I could see the moon. I would put the moon at about 11:00 O'clock and headed across the field until the spot lights reflection of the gate.

Yes those “old fashion” gates closures are sooo hard

He is just a beautiful calf. Poor baby

Don't let these people tell u, you are doing wrong. U are doing a great job. The calf was hardly hurt. Probably happy it's done. ❤️

Everybody’s a critic.

i remember having an abscess on a tooth. god awful pain. that young bullock would have felt instant relief. bless him.

That cut meant everything to that cow. Good on you.

I hope the little calf is okay I could see in his eyes how sad he felt. 🥲

You two are adorable. What a relief for that calf.

That was one hell of an abscess. Hope the calf is feeling better now. What a gorgeous looking bloke too.

I'm sure he started feeling a lot better once some of that pressure was released.

There's usually a pocket to clean with a longer cut and iodine squirted in with an antibiotic helps too!

Everybody loves a good abscess pop!

I'm sad for this adorable baby. I hope he heals

Awsome video bud keep on growing

Love watching your wonderful life on a ranch. Check out Enoch the Vet, he drains abscesses the best. I’ve watched many vet KZfaq videos, grew up on a farm in Illinois, worked with horses most of my life. Assisted an equine vet and other vets in multi animal fields. What I have noticed is the drainage hole needs to be a fairly wide cut. The fibrinogen gets pretty large and requires a larger drain hole. Also Enoch the Vet does blunt dissection up into the abscess to break apart compartments. May Jesus bless you and your ranch!

Great story about Wyatt and Doc. 😊

Oh my that poor baby cant be comfortable with that mess hanging on to his face!!! And you so close to that stink too!!! Hope he does well with your ministrations! Thanks for sharing!

He had such a look of relief when you popped that thing. Must have relieved a lot of pressure.

I hope Lumpy gets better soon!

Poor baby I’m glad you helped him/ her

boy they really milked that out .... and are the cleanest farmers I've ever seen