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I look forward to seeing what happens with the ponies and the rushes

Great stuff Sean. We’re flying through November hopefully it stays like this . Does the donkey mix with the ponies or stays on their own ? 👍🏻

Good stuff

Sean you might've shown it in a previous video, but what way do you work getting water to them? Have a similar operation going with horses here and use an IBC container mounted on a trailer with a hose attached, but if you've a different way it'd be great to see it.

Grey mare is a bit tender on her feet or stiff Sean if you had missed it

AMAZING Sean as ever

Another lovely update. The weather is very good at the moment, long may it last. All looking cold weather ready. Thank you.

Sorry got helping a friend this morning early and just got back. Love your videos so sorry I got a late start.

Sean I always enjoy your videos.

Cattle looking well and content in this cold weather. Very jealous of you out in the fresh air and brightness. Spare a thought for me on the 1 hour 30 min commute each way to work. Keep er lit

Tá an aimsir go hiontach!

Lovely captured footage views ! .. and as always beautiful sharing adventure upload and share ! .. appreciate your efforts and hard work for sharing your beautiful sharing lifestyle adventure documentary ! .. thanks again my friend ! ..

I was watching the grey horse at the start and wondered if it was tender, then seeing things, then stiffness in the front left/right looking at it. Most likely I was seeing things!

Great shot of the mist there, great video as usual Seán.

Just the right amount of cold at the moment beats the rain hands down.there lookin good sean,don't remind us of last year.little MAE done OK too.

Very interesting sean

Any man with ponies, horses or donkeys won't sell them if they wanted to they'd be gone there's always some grá there even if no money. I'd say keep the numbers as is. They want you pushing up numbers in cows for no reason other than they see no benefit in the ponies. If a donkey is the one thing keeping a man happy no point getting rid of him, some lads are that way they're pets while cattle are work. Would you have an extra few cows next year with heifers when you didn't sell, that'll be enough of an increase if so to see how things go then 👍

Good looking ponies.

Thank you for a lovely update. Lovely to hear your story of the ponies and sheep and finally the cattle. Delighted you started this journey because we all have the privilege of travelling with you. Most enjoyable . Keepup the good work.

At least you have made a very bad day better. Coming in very late after a day that makes you wonder if it’s worth it and your videos brightens it up.

Your some man to get so much from so little😂

When you have a churned up spot, you can move your fencing to exclude the area, and just give them a slight bit more of the neighboring paddock to compensate. Aim for the silage or haylage to be where you wnat the ponies to be, not where you want them off.

Very interesting story on how it all began Seán, I like the Donkey 😊

Cattle,ponies and ground look great Sean. Fair play big man 👌

All your animals look healthy and happy a credit to you

Very interesting info.ponies before cattle,.its working very well for you.Hope U keep at it.Did you have to dose any for fluke yet.Belties are no 1.

Looking good Sean. Are the cattle or the ponies more profitable? Keeping in mind you want to run both would you consider adding numbers in the more profitable ones and cutting in the other to maximize their potential while also keeping your system moving.

Enjoyed your story on how you started.

I would like to thank the Ponies for starting you on this journey. Have truly enjoyed this fine herd and the wondering man that shares it with us. Good day Sean

Sean I want to ask you a question I don’t want to know how much you got got for your bullock but did you get more than he would in themart

your one of the few people that can out winter cattle/ponies and do it well .

Do you trade the ponies, or show them, or just have them because you like them

Bless Friday morning from Montreal Canada .. and welcome back my friend ! .. and there you go again, absolutely another spectacular beautiful shooting filming footage compilation documentary countryside adventure and gorgeous settings presentation camera work looks super awesome super amazing view and super sharp and clearly captured ! .. thanks again and have a wonderful blessed day ahead ! ..

Could you show us your water set up again please and what type of hose you use?

Looking great Sean. I’d love to see some of the fields the cows came off of 3-4 weeks ago and see how they look

Hi Sean. Do you feed out any mould in the silage to the cows?

All stock looking very well especially maverick, she has really filled out. Your system suits you with the cattle and ponies. Are the calves with galloway breeding born polled ?. Just wondering. Thanks for a great update

Good video

Well sean its an experiment u won't no unless u try and do you try,id say its a good method but as u said time will tell,still you have grass thats natural with no added chemical fertiliser. 👍

Enjoyed today's video 📹 😅

I saw your cattle from the road yesterday, they’re looking well. I see your new Mansion is coming along nicely on the other side of the road 😂😂😂

Love it “who’s coughing” 🐂🐂 😆☀️

Bless Monday morning from Montreal QC Canada and welcome back my friend !! .. gorgeous filming edition captured camera work and as always beautiful upload and share ! .. TQ ! ..

the downside of keeping ponies difficult to sell not like cattle

I have a stupid question,is it worth clipping the fields after the horses get done?

Not a bad thing to be able to change your mind,would U be better off with good hay or haylage if you also have to feed the ponies.

Sean, I find it interesting that the ponies can find enough to satisfy themselves after the cows have taken so much off the field and deposited so much manure. From our distant view, it doesn’t look like there is enough there for the ponies but you’ve found a system that seems to work and it’s quite symbiotic which must be so important when you have limited acres. There’s great education in your videos and your creative and flexible approach to responsible farming. The fact that you produce what is premium beef (and essentially organic) from your farm is a great credit to you. 🇮🇪🇸🇬

Interesting video Sean , you’ve created your own system. Did you always have that little white Shetland pony ?

Hi do you buy in all your hay and silage I"ve never seen you make a video of you making any yourself and what does it cost over a full winter. Always enjoy your videos.👍

Good man Sean, cows are looking well. Donkey is deadly