Always a concern with the first timers. She did great. As always FTR, good narrative.

She did great as a first time mom. Took her a while to figure out "Oh hey this is my baby"

My wife will be so excited to see the new calf! We both love what you are doing always keeping us updated!

Green grass, babies, and 40k subscribers. Excellent.

Congrats on 40K . I hope people catch onto your channel and you flourish with many more subscribers. Keep up the good work

Keep that 1 st calf heffer she is a real good momma .

What a beautiful little calf. I think baby calves are the cutest little animal alife.!! love your channel Tyler. Wishing for a great birthing season❣️❣️❣️❣️

Be confident in your decisions. You know what you're doing.

Looks like you’re off to a good start! Hope the rest of the calving season goes just as well as these first few for you! Great narrative on explaining the process.👍👍

Big congratulations on the 40 thousand subscribers and the beginning I gotta of calving season. I think that you are off to a great start in 2021. Watching and walking with the cattle is just a natural part of what you do and it certainly shows with their acceptance of you. Of course they also know that it is from you that they get to eat that hay😍. Continued good luck with the calving.

those little moos from a cow to her newborn calf are so cute.

I got a good chuckle when you pointed out three different heifers who you believed would give birth in about one week’s time and the VERY NEXT DAY, all three of the said heifers have birth! 😁

I really like your guitar strumming.

Oh, yes, TRUST ME, the girls KNOW you are talking about them. I am so glad to see the first calf and he seems to be doing great. I am wishing you a happy and productive year.

Haaaa the next day, the next day , good stuff no big troubles so far

I love new calves. They are so cute

Nothing like a new calf.

Looks like calving season is off to a great start. Wishing you a very successful year.

this would be a good video for non-farm kids to watch. very informative . hat's off to you sir !

Can I say the grass is always greener in the neighboring yard

You called it, calfs are so cute

I've seen cows give birth many times. It never gets old!! Nothing short of a miracle.

I don’t know how I missed this video but I’ve been trying to go back and catch up on anything of yours. I’ve missed. I’m so glad I found it because I love baby cows but my very favorite is a white faced black Angus. This baby calf at the end of your video is so precious and I really appreciated what you were saying about not handling the Calf very much to keep your scent off of her, so it’s not to cause any problem between mother and baby. I think a lot of people don’t think about that when a baby animal is born and they just wanna hug it and pick it up and play with it like it’s a toy and yes they are so cute. In my opinion there’s no cuter baby animal than a baby call with brown eyes and wet little nose and wobbly legs trying to find out how the world works❣️❣️❣️❣️❣️❣️(OK maybe a baby giraffe is right up there with it)😊, but I don’t have the opportunity to see many of those here in Iowa or Kansas or Oklahoma. Watching your video I’ve been educated by so many things, Tyler and maybe it’s foolishness on my part or a lack of education geographically because I’m not stupid I’ve been to college three times with honors every time... but I didn’t realize California and Florida both have cattle. Such a big mistake on my part because when you think about American history, people went west and started cattle ranches and it was the biggest investment and profit for those who did… Anyway, I really enjoy your videos and listening to you teaching educate us all about life on the Farmer Tyler Ranch ❣️❣️❣️❣️❣️

I also watch the pins and hooks and really pay attention to the tail head.

I need to let you know how greatly I appreciate your talents both as a farmer and cowhand but also as a videographer!! You do an awesome job at camera placement, droneshots, and piecing in events about what happened (how you called it) next day. Does your wife help you? I’m a fairly new subscriber. I just love seeing you all in action, kids, baby critters, momma cows, dogs, pigs, wild geese, chickens and you!! Did i miss something? ❤❤❤

There was a Farmer in West Tennessee that raised reg Charlais he began to breed his heifers to Texas Longhorn bulls due to lighter birthweight calves... He wanted his heifers to have as easy time birthing as possible 55to 65 lb calves rather than 90 to 100 lbs calves

Nice 👍 mix

Nice to watch, he clearly knows what he's doing.

I love all the babies❤️

Very interesting for a city dweller. I appreciate you taking me along.

Wonderful - new calves !!

Pulling the afterbirth can rip the spots where the sack and uterus connect. Cows not cleaning are usually hypo-calcemic. 500 mL bottle of 23% calcium subcuraneously is often what the cow needs to drop her cleanings. Encouraging consuming 5 to 10 gallons of tepid water after delivery is also helpful.

I say we call the calf Lucky.

Lol, all your next week calves turned into next day calves! Nice video!

I relly enjoy watching your videos! You always seem so humble and content with the profession you’ve chosen. Your videos seriously make me re think if the path im going down is best for me or if im just doing it because its what is expected..... anyways, keep em comeing ill sure be watching!

That was neat to watch Tyler! You sure do know your herd

Im so excited i love calving season. Good Luck with them all Tyler

Lovely calf looks like you are going to have a great session. I wish you the best of luck.

I have been watching the cows next door. When they start walking and stopping every few minutes and holding their tail up in the air, then I know they are close to birthing.

Calving Ease bull is what we call a heifer bull

Tyler, you did an excellent job. I know how you feel, things like that happens all the time. I must say you tried. Good luck next time. God bless.

Enjoy watching your show

Oohhhh such a beautiful wee calf. Sometimes I think that calves can be more cute than foals and I LOVE foals. Good Luck with the rest. 👌👌🌺💕🌺

Always fun to see the new calves. Your caution is spot on...good job.

Here's to not having to intervene on any births! I pushed my calving back a month after 2 years of calving in blizzards. Of course this winter is mild. Nice looking baldie calf!

Congratulations on your first few calves Tyler. Here's to a smooth season. I'm staring at a foot of snow, and that pasture looks great right about now. It'll be a another month before we've warmed up to t-shirt weather. Envious brother.

Heck, I'm 63 and still a vigorous, happy nurser.

How exciting!!! So cute when you helped the baby get on the grass with mamma..👍😎

They’re all standing by the gate like “did we really need to be here for that” 😂

I love to hear play your guitar.

Today was the first day I watched you. It was the episode with the calf that died 16 hours after birth. I am an OB/pediatric nurse. I’ve been a nurse since 1974. Over the years since the Korean War, it was found that quicker intervention before a cascade of events set in, had better outcomes for those injured in battle.. This led to the development of the MASH units during the Vietnam war and the development of the modern day emergency rooms.Many times after a stressful human birth the problem is as simple as needing glucose to prevent brain damage and further stress leading to a downward spiral.. Is that something that you guys consider doing? I know things are different in the animal world. I respect your desire to let things happen naturally. It’s so hard to know whether to be aggressive and intervene or hold back and let nature take it’s course. I saw a Zoo program about a baby rhino that was rejected at birth. The zoo struggled with the animal until it was 18 months old. It had a neurological disease and died. The mother seem to know at birth that something was wrong. So I have a few questions for you. Sometimes human babies have infection at birth because they were born with the membranes ruptured for too long. Is that a possibility with cows? Because I did not see you consider antibiotics as a possible treatment, so I was just wondering. How long would you let a cow be in labor before intervening with the chains? Have you ever not been able to pull a calf? Do they do cesarean sections on cows? (Not that it was indicated here). My daughter says I asked to many questions. I am sorry for the loss of your beautiful calf. You and the mom did all the right things. Sometimes what happens happens.I hope to see how she does next year. Lynn in Louisiana

I was more familiar with pigs than cattle...one trick with hogs is in order due to circumstances if you have to try and get a sow to adopt another sows piglets spray a mixture of vanilla extract and water on her litter and the piglet you want her to adopt...it's a trick I learned from an old farmer.

Congratulations on the first calf. The mother is doing so well because you do such a great job in mothering them. Take care and have a blessed day and weekend.

You are so wonderful, I love your videos

Those first few moments where mom and calf make a bond, sooo important. If she doesn't have the interest or is confused.....hellooo bottle calf. Last year I had a 3rd year mom lose track of her calf right at birth and confused a 3 week calf as being hers. She chased the actually mom around the 20 acre "pen" for 24 hrs......they finally worked out the co-parenting schedule (lol) which gave me a HUGE heifer calf and a confused bull calf I bottle fed and called "bubba". That "Hormonal-Induced /Learned behavior" is so hard to mange once the moment is lost. Even with an experienced mother.

Great job buddy. Glad it happened after the freeze!

I really appreciate how you are a minimal interventionist. Great video and channel!

Good luck 👍

Awesome 👏.

Alaways enjoy your videos!!

Great Video Tyler....Hereford Bull? Hope you have a great UNeventful calving season....

Awesome video! That's so sweet!

So cool!

I know you already know the answer to this, but you definitely did the right thing for that calf! He'll be so much more happier and healthier with momma on that grass!

Good job!

A channel that i enjoys watching, baby calf is so adorable.

Amen awesomely awesome 😎 great video as always

I’ve got 360 cameras setup in the corrals. Sure nice to watch them without them knowing I’m watching. Great video

she is like holy carp that came out of me, now what do i do lol

Thank you for sharing your animals with us. I miss our small ranch we had when I was a child. God bless.

I was listening to my local radio station (in Florida) and they started talking about your you tube channel and a situation u had i was like dam whats the odds i follow that channel lol

Thanks for sharing nature. Wish city kids could see this. It's such fun to watch a live birth.

Nice looking calves. Congratulations on a great beginning on calving 2021!

Congratulations! Hope this calving season goes as smoothly as this first calf! Good luck!!

Congratulations Tyler!!!

Best wishes for the rest of your season

So exciting! Congratulations! And then the three the next day. Just wonderful!

Love calving season! Thanks so much for letting us share in it.

Love this video!!!! Baby animals are so adorable.

Enjoyed this today.

Nice work on this one.

Nice job Tyler, congrats on the new calve. Keep up the good work and thanks for sharing!

Congratulations Tyler on your first and other calves of 2021. May they all be so easy for the Mom and you.

Super start to the calving season!

Hope you have very successful calving season! It’s exciting to see the first arrivals doing well!!

Gotta love those black baldies, they make good mommas!

good baby cow!!love the little ones.. keep us posted!!

Another good vlog,TY ,..Tyler

You are a damn good rancher. Go Tyler.

Ah lovely to see....congratulations new mums X

I enjoy your video.

Good Morning Tyler You always do a great job. I love all your videos ❤️

I enjoy your videos

It’s a great start for you.

Awesome brother! I'm glad to see calving is off to a good start. Thanks for taking us along!

Exciting time of the year for you all. Missing the area and cant wait to get back down there. The scenery in the background calls me home. :-) Congrats on the new babies hitting the ground and can't wait to see more. Blessings and thank you for your calm and peaceful demeanor while putting out your videos.......much appreciated.

Glad to see the calves hitting the ground! I hope the calving season goes well.

So wonderful to get those first calves. We are not starting calving season until April due to our spring weather being unpredictable. 60LBS is a great birth weight for a first time calf.

Thanks, Ty. Another good and interesting video.

I enjoyed seeing signs of spring. 17 degrees this morning in NE Indiana. Thanks for sharing.