Jackson’s herd just doubled in size! Beautiful calves!

Lots of good looking calves. Good luck with the rest

Most people calf in February In Idaho USA, calf’s do better in the cold than rainy wet weather. This a great video loved it, I love the care you put into your animals

You have the most beautiful calves I ever seen at one place. Great weights and awesome momma cows. Dillion seems like he’s a great help. Making another great cattleman. That cow jumping the partition was crazy. Love the video. God bless you all.

that was alot of hard work!

What healthy and dry looking cows and calves.

Ye really like them simmentals,and the shxsims produce some beautiful calves.

Love your set up. We have a cow/ calf operation in northern Alberta and starting calving March 1. Your channel is great because it’s real life. We go though the same situations. We have a heated barn with 9 pens but we clean it everyday with a pitch fork and wheel barrel. Keeps the wife in shape😊

Nice looking bull calf for Jackson. Love to see the calves romping in the barn. Darn cold, but you’re keeping the bedding up nice. Remember the snow storms last year..shishhh. Take care.

Kendal , for just being involved with cows for less than 10 years , you and your family have a very strong knowledge of most aspects of feeding , caring-for , calving season , etc !! You are spot-on with the comment ; amount of exercise having an influence on ease of calving , and how many need to be pulled during the birthing. A good friend of my dad's ( A good farmer ! ) Mr Wynne just a bit east of your farm , back in the day , had a bit more trouble than he thought he should be having , calving season. Forget if it was Neighbor Ernie , Dad , or the vet that explained to him , cows kept inside the barn over the winter , and too well fed , but mostly not enough exercise was the root cause of a difficult calving . He learned , changed strategy ; more exercise , mostly outdoors in a bigger pen the following year , and bingo , easy calving !! You have a strong team , Rob has strong "cattle skills" and Peter is a natural with the cattle! Wishing you all the best for the 2023 farming season !!

i am definitely enjoying your videos. the animals look great so, well done! keep videotaping--it'll take some time but you'll sooner or later get plenty of views. I would suggest you include more footage of the people that you work with: they're all attractive, interesting, varied guys/gals and they can only add to your already appealing, interesting, and entertaining videos. keep up the good work!

Nice

Located here in central Missouri USA, am also a cow calf producer(angus)and am calving now . Temps here are 50-60 degrees Fahrenheit rains once a week. Really respect how your farm operates and am looking to build a calving barn similar to yours. Good luck with rest of calving in your crazy weather. Cheers from Hamill angus

Good job with all the new calves. Keeps you busy, that's for sure. But I'm sure it's satisfying seeing them healthy and growing. Enjoyed your video.

My grandmother used to say " Marzo e' pazzo " ( an Italian saying...March is crazy ) Hope is going to be a good month for you! Glad the barn is getting fooler, all the animals look healthy! You guys are working hard, all those calves been born. God bless I owe you an apology, comment on last video about a man door.... I see you have one, guess never seen the other end of barn.

at least she didnt get a foot stuck in the panel

We went from Feb calving to spring calving to get away from cold & then to early summer calving to get away from the mud & are now back to Feb calving to get away from the flies. I’ll deal with cold any day over flies & mud.

It's spring in Korea

I have heard that if a cow has twins like a bull and a heifer that the heifer can not have her own calf and the bull is no good for breeding too do you know anything about that. or is it just nosense? just wondering.

Много работы у вас ,а как вы справляетесь?Где вы находитесь в каком штате,если -30 мороз Это север Америки?

Film c section another time