Hello Carson, I was led to your channel through Adler Farms channel where Chad was interviewing you. I went to your site and was immediately hooked for many reasons. 1. You're a Christian and NOT afraid to say so. 2. You and your adorable wife have a real mission with this channel! With all the real junk on social media, you are bringing "fresh air" to those of us who believe in faith, family, and freedom. 3. You don't talk your viewers to death. Thank you!! You explain and show your viewers WHY your life works the way it does. It is so interesting!! I grew up on a farm where my dad fed out black Angus steers. I'm more like your mom and dad's age, but I'm very impressed with your relationship with them. Hope wonderful for your kids to grow up on your ranch!! God bless you all!!

My sister and her hubby raise Gelbvieh cows. They say the colostrum (mother's 1st milk), is very important for the baby to start nursing, within the first hours of being born. The colostrum is loaded with tons of antibioties, vitamins, minerals and all the good things that the baby needs for getting a good start on life. I was hoping the baby would take to mom quickly, y'all did the right thing in forcing the baby to nurse, thank you!

great looking bunch of cows and calves... busy times but oh so worth it..

She in love with the back scratch!

Hey Carson, For big country cattle you really have excellent disposition on them which is so awesome, like I said before there's always a nut in the bunch. I thought I was the only beef rancher who cleans daily, the yard is scraped daily and calving pens cleaned also, I truly appreciate it. that.

Can’t tell you how many times I had cows in my shorts while tagging them. We use to tag, put dehorning paste because they were Herefords, and put a Cherrio on their nuts.

Best wishes to whomever buys the jumper after your Dad rehomes her. Always gotta be that one. It has to be rewarding to turn out so many healthy pairs each day.

Thank you! Carson.. that is hard work.. I had to milk a cow that didn't want to nurse its calf and bottle fed the calf.. it paid off at market time🤑🤑 Thanks for another great video👍🏽👍🏽

Cute calves. Good job taking care of those two. Tagging was a little bit tense at time.👍❤️🇨🇦

If you could locate a broom like they use to sweep the highways and hang it up somewhere the cattle will scratch their backs on it. We have used them in our feedlot and the cattle love it

I like this video I know I’m late watching it but it was a nice one.

Looks likeThe bourne legacy Mr.born rancher have nice day!

Hey Carson, thanks for another great video. Working with the calves is hard work but I'm sure very rewarding in the end. They are very cute and it is nice to see new life starting out. Enjoyed seeing No. 65, Penelope at the end, she sure enjoyed her massage. After that crazy cow jumping the fence it was nice to see calm Penelope.

Hi Carson ! 👋 you guys are awesome with the cows they are some good looking cows 🐄

Hello Carson! Love your facilities! Jacques seems so nice and a good cattleman as well! We are getting ready for calving in a couple of weeks!😱 We are always so thankful to get through calving season without any major injuries! Thank you so much for sharing! Blessings to you from your fellow KZfaq friends from Kansas!

Looks like fun

Having worked on a dairy farm when I was in high school, I've had to do exactly what you boys did this morning. On occasion, the cow would never accept the calf, so we had to feed the calf milk we a gotten from the daily milking. We'd also add calf manna to the milk for nutrients.

I'm curious as to what people are thinking calf prices and feeder prices are going to be like. Here in Tennessee they're falling quickly at the moment

Carson, Thanks for sharing the Joys of Calving!

Cute calves Carson

Nice video Carson, I almost started to miss calving season, then I remembered the getting up all hours of the night and how a tame cow can turn insane if you touch her calf. I think I am good. Stay safe and healthy.

Really enjoy your videos. I grew up on a small beef farm in Upstate NY. Sadly all those small farms are gone now. Big dairy is all thats here now. I just retired and soon gonna be making my way out west. Would love to come and volunteer my time on ranches out in wyoming. I live in the ADK mountains and enjoy watching all the ranch way of life. Big whitetail hunter and looking to buy my first horse to hunt from. When you think NY, the northern part of the state is all country and mountains. I dont relate with the trash from the cities. We are totally different people. Jeep the content coming and Godbless

Great video Carson

HOWDY FROM MARYLAND THANKS FOR SHARING YOUR VIDEO

Hey Carson hope everything's good with the family that cow just needs to go to McDonald's your baby cows are looking awesome good to hear that trumps doing good stay safe stay warm God bless

Good luck calving

I'm really enjoying your videos

Enjoyed the ride along have a blessed day

Good video thanks

Another enjoyable cow video. Gotta love them ol ---- that jump fences lol

Nice video I enjoyed it 👍 good luck with the jumping cow maybe y'all can catch her and get rid of her

Enjoyed your video as always. Thank You 😊

Awesome video!! Thank you!

Glad my horse is doing well. 😂

Loved this video! Penelope was sure enjoying the massage. She looks ready to have her calf. Love watching your interaction with the calves and their moms. Some of those moms are crazy.

Great 👍 video and plenty of hard work 👏 💪

That was an awesome video, really enjoy the cattle stuff!!

Nice video

Hey friend! Looks like calving is going super well for you all. Hope that all continues and decent weather too. That one cow having such a fit about you moving her and the calf brings the point home that this is NOT a "safe" occupation we are in! LOL! Yesterday, our biggest angus cow calved a nice bull calf and it was really cold and heading to WAY below zero over night. I dreaded having to deal with her because when we first bought her two years ago, she tried to kill my hubby and I when simply ear tagging her calf. She tamed down a LOT and now knows we arent going to hurt her or the calf but I am always on guard around her. Yesterday she was a dream to deal with. Thank God for that! Hope our 30 below zero windchill temps we have here this morning dont head your way. Blessings to you all!

Hi Carson, As a kid, I worked for a vet summers on farm calls and every Tuesday after school at the sales barn, mostly blood testing cattle for interstate shipment. For as many times as I/we got clobbered by Angus cattle-even small calves plus nearly crushed by a ton of Angus bull that repatedly cracked 2X12 fence boards in an earnest attempt to get me (bless the builder who used railroad tie posts), I can't believe how close you get to your cattle, especially helping distressed calves to nurse. I see you try to be cautious moving the cows and heifers, but having had Angus hooves knock hats off my head with both feet, I think you guys much rank up there with 'Extreme Athletes' who get credit for doing poorly thought-out tricks when you guys do your thing on a daily basis and make it seem as low-key as training bonsai trees or raising guppies. My respect knows no bounds. I have wondered, though, if you ever thought about switching over to Jerseys instead.

Lots of great calves….Stumpy is doing well….. Now that is one crazy cow!!! I think she chose her demise…One way ticket …out!!!!!

Hello Carson love watching your calving seasons videos and I like your hiredman Jacques he is a big asset to your family operation. Could you tell me how much cow and calf pairs are as I have been thinking about getting a couple as I have a place to feed them in the summer. And my son is a accountant and owns his own business in Sioux Falls SD and he bought a hog confinement last November and there could be some grass by it to put some calves. Do you and your wife ever make it to Sioux Falls. There are some ranches that I follow on You Tube they live between Sioux Falls and Rapid City and they bought into like a co-op called Starla station and the ranchers name is Sonne farms Brian is the father and Cole is the son and has the You Tube account and they raise Black Angus beef stock you might know of them cause they sell breeding bulls and they have done it for many years. Do you know of them and what are pairs are bringing ?

Do you band the bull calves when you tag them? I'm from Adler farms and I'm trying to catch up, I worked on a beef farm of 300 momma cows for 3 years and admire what you are doing out there, I'm in Vermont

Expected high today in Powell Wyoming 7° F

Hello Carson I'm curious how old your ranch is and how it got it's name Sleep Ranch. You obviously enjoy caring for your livestock and don't get a lot of SLEEP on your Ranch. God Bless you brother

Ain’t nothin like good help esp messing with babies and baby mommas

Glad to hear Trump is doing well. Enjoying the videos. Stay warm.

Are you all having a normal calf-loss rate this year? A ranch south of you is having a terrible loss/aborting rate and they are wondering if it’s the poor hay quality this year or...? Also your ranch hand Jacque seems like an amazing asset, keep him safe. :)

Hey Carson. In the calf heater is there a fan to circulate the warm air?

Houdini cow! There is one in every group. And then there is Penelope, just like humans, they come in both ends of the spectrum.

how many cows you guys own ??

That’s a wild one right?

How do you grab the spillage in front of your feeders

Do you ever have to bottle feed calves?

Are you in South Dakota?

Too funny. A child ask his dad why you tag the heifer in the left ear and a bull in the right. The dad replied. Because we don't want the women think they are always right.

Those Mamas don't like you touching their babies.