Robert Phillips is a legend in the highland coo business. Avidly supports Leeds United, comes back from stage 4 cancer and has the driest sense of humour. Not all his bulls are so docile I can assure you 🤣
That big boy!! Watching him gallop across the field with the other highlands...so amazing. Thanks for sharing this. Can't wait to see how the girls do with him.
An incredible looking bull!! And a big thank you to the farmer he came from for being a part of the video. It is always fun to see more of the farming community.
Your Auntie Jean is a real laugh! Lol love her. ❤️ definitely stopped in more often with her. Something like Auntie Jean's corner where she gives us the Farm animal gossip. LOL
Great to see him “in person” at the farm today! Wife and I visited on way back down south from lakes! Worth the detour, had a lovely lunch from the farm shop.
YES! Put 'the lord of Lytham" in with the other girls, please? Those babies would be so cute! Great video and thank you for sharing a snippet of your farm life with all of us.
A friend in the NE of the US had a Highland Jersey cross. He raised her up to pull his logs in for the fireplace and when she calved he milked her. He loved her because she was tough and gave extra milk. Perfect combo for cold winters.
Im A Survivor Sanctuary here on youtube adopted a Brahma/Jersey cross, she was an orphan. Thier holstein cross steer (6' 5" at the shoulder) has taken her under his protection and they make a lovely pair. Im so curious to see how she will turn out... Jersey are so small and Brahma so large! But at least both breeds seem rather mellow.
Ruairidh is a GREAT name ... 🙂😉 Rory is a male given name of Gaelic origin. It is an anglicisation of the Irish: Ruairí/Ruaidhrí and Scottish Gaelic: Ruairidh[2] and is common to the Irish, Highland Scots and their diasporas.[3] The meaning of the name is "red king", composed of ruadh ("red") and rígh ("king"). In Ireland and Scotland it is a masculine name and only rarely a female name.[4] So Lord Ruadh of Kelvin is literally the Red Lord of Kelvin.
What a magnificent animal! I hope his good training and the good time he’ll have on the farm keep him friendly and safe. He’s clearly interested in the ladies.
What a good boy he is. So calm and relaxed the way he strolled into the trailer and off. A well trained, good looking, big boy. He's going to do well with the ladies. Well done.
The Lord bull says he'll go where he wants to, thank you very much! Beautiful bull, should throw some great calves! I think the bull answered the question of whether to cross with the other cow himself when he went over that fence. Best laid plans and all that... Glad the Ginger enjoyed his holiday.
He seems like a very well mannered guy, he very politely jumps the fence to say hi to all his neighbours 😆. Absolutely beautiful though. Wish I could see him in person but Im in Canada so will have to be content with your videos. I hope hes in alot of your videos while hes visiting though
Absolutely beautiful views from that drone. You and everyone working on that farm, should hold your head high and be very proud. Great Job Tom!!! Very impressive!!
I have had one of my Highlands clear a five bar gate. I have had the bull lift a gate of the hinges and one use it's tongue to open a gate. Now all my gates are tied with rope.
He's a magnificent bull! Very placid too, but still has an enough of the right kind of oomph it seems! It would be nice to see you have a herd or herds of perhaps another two native British breeds. The Welsh Black to represent Wales and a breed from England, perhaps the English Longhorn and of course the Highlands and Angus too for Scotland. I noticed the Belted Galloway in Robert's field. Another interesting cow. Adding different herds makes it complicated though so I'm really just fantasising a bit too much and it isn't very pragmatic. It would still be nice to see in one place of course. I'm a bit of a fan of the Irish Dexter.
With all that wool on him he probably just laughs at those puny electric fences! What a beauty. Would love to know how your half Angus half Highland beef turns out. The extra wool on the Highland marbles up the meat better because with that coat, they don't need to lay in fat under the skin too keep warm. You should get some PREMIUM quality meat from that cross - can't wait to see it in the shop and hear what your customers think of it!
Wow!!! He is so handsome, should make you proud with his offspring. Love you all, prayers for your entire family and farm. Thanks so much for all the videos. 😇💜
Yes highland first cross on dairy heifers is a thing in my part of the world generally highland calf’s are smaller and are used to make first cross less complicated and no fence will hold a highland bull from his lady’s that fear no electric or barb
Massive Highland bull, but he has been well trained! Very well mannered bull too. I think the ladies will love your new bull…once they get acquainted!😉
That's great that your mom and dad are taking a holiday! He's the Lord (laird?) so he's trying to reccy out the limits of his domain. Condolences to you all on the death of your gracious monarch. I honestly feel like I lost my granny. Jo Lori D. from West Virginia, USA
When we were block calving we would put any 3rd services as a “cocktail” 3 straws of cheap semen, usually longhorn, angus and Hereford The majority of calves resulting from this approach were longhorn calves!! I think your highland bull will have the same effect Doesn’t matter what the calf is, as long as the cow is in calf and you’re not having to cull her….
Stroong on the Pemberton family. Bull needs no help. Auntie Gene, Jean? was hilarious; good bit of editing 11:43 made me laugh till the cows Came home.🤣🤣🤣
He’s so fluffy🥰🥰🥰😍😍😍🐮such a awesome name! Wow congratulations for your folks enjoying a vacation…. That’s great trained bull! May he breed like the stars in the sky! Awe cool steam 🚂
Yes lord of Lutham wow he is huge.Going to be hard to keep him inside the right pasture electric fence don’t think it will bother him. Yes ,Tom ,you should try highland bull on your cows.
Superb Video Tom. Great to see a Highland Bull at Lytham again, hoping you have more success with this big lad than you did last time. Looking forward to seeing his offspring. I guess your going to find out what happens when you cross a Highland with a dairy cow. Might be best to keep him on a ball and chain. Don't want any more mishaps. 🐮🐮🐮
Oh boy what a stonking bull. Your Dad is not the only handsome ginger Lord of Lytham on the farm now 😉 If he's not going to be permanent, how long will he be staying? Thanks for another cracking video, cheers Tom.
Another great video, certainly is a big lad, just hope he is not to heavy for your young ladies. Wont tell the Ginger Warrior you pinched his car to fetch him. Always a pleasure to see Jo with you.
He walks better in the trailer than a lot of untrained horses! The farmer has put hours of work in his beloved animal.
And a fair few trained ones😂
Older bulls usually are wery calm
@@josh_1518 So true. 😂
Robert Phillips is a legend in the highland coo business. Avidly supports Leeds United, comes back from stage 4 cancer and has the driest sense of humour. Not all his bulls are so docile I can assure you 🤣
Are these bulls for comsumption
Lord is spectacular - and it is obvious he has been well trained, and well loved. Would love to see any of his calves!
That big boy!! Watching him gallop across the field with the other highlands...so amazing. Thanks for sharing this. Can't wait to see how the girls do with him.
An incredible looking bull!! And a big thank you to the farmer he came from for being a part of the video. It is always fun to see more of the farming community.
Your Auntie Jean is a real laugh! Lol love her. ❤️ definitely stopped in more often with her. Something like Auntie Jean's corner where she gives us the Farm animal gossip. LOL
Much sympathy to all of you in the UK for the passing of Queen Elizabeth ... but as you as say in Britain, Carry On ... 🇬🇧
Great to see him “in person” at the farm today! Wife and I visited on way back down south from lakes! Worth the detour, had a lovely lunch from the farm shop.
YES! Put 'the lord of Lytham" in with the other girls, please? Those babies would be so cute! Great video and thank you for sharing a snippet of your farm life with all of us.
And tasty..
Condolences for the passing of the queen! She was an amazing woman! Love your adventures. Love the improvements! 🐾💚🐾
The queen is dead, God save the King! England continues.
He seems to have a perfect temperament, besides being a spritely jumping ginger.
In other news that new bull looks pretty good too.
Your Aunty Jean is truly awesome! love her descriptions!
The best!
A friend in the NE of the US had a Highland Jersey cross. He raised her up to pull his logs in for the fireplace and when she calved he milked her. He loved her because she was tough and gave extra milk. Perfect combo for cold winters.
Im A Survivor Sanctuary here on youtube adopted a Brahma/Jersey cross, she was an orphan. Thier holstein cross steer (6' 5" at the shoulder) has taken her under his protection and they make a lovely pair.
Im so curious to see how she will turn out... Jersey are so small and Brahma so large! But at least both breeds seem rather mellow.
Animal that size goes were it wants to be.
Looks like a gentle giant.
Ruairidh is a GREAT name ... 🙂😉
Rory is a male given name of Gaelic origin. It is an anglicisation of the Irish: Ruairí/Ruaidhrí and Scottish Gaelic: Ruairidh[2] and is common to the Irish, Highland Scots and their diasporas.[3] The meaning of the name is "red king", composed of ruadh ("red") and rígh ("king"). In Ireland and Scotland it is a masculine name and only rarely a female name.[4]
So Lord Ruadh of Kelvin is literally the Red Lord of Kelvin.
How peaceful life is there . May God keep this prosperity forever there and everywhere ✨✨🤍
What a magnificent animal! I hope his good training and the good time he’ll have on the farm keep him friendly and safe. He’s clearly interested in the ladies.
The heifers were like “come on big boy let us show you around”! Lol!
Glad to see the ginger guy living his best life as well on his vacation. Great Friday video to brighten my day and everyone else’s. Be well be you
He's one mighty fine bull you got there. "The Highland Houdini" might be a more apt name for him. 🤣
I love how the ladies horns were up with excitement at the “Lords” arrival!! 😂🤣🤣🤣🤩🤩👏👏🇦🇺🇦🇺
Absolutely gorgeous, love the way your Aunty gave the, you know what they were doing look.
What a good boy he is. So calm and relaxed the way he strolled into the trailer and off. A well trained, good looking, big boy. He's going to do well with the ladies. Well done.
6:43 The sky behind you two is stunning. Almost as stunning as The Lord. That’s a bull and a half. Thank goodness he’s a sweetheart.
The Lord bull says he'll go where he wants to, thank you very much! Beautiful bull, should throw some great calves! I think the bull answered the question of whether to cross with the other cow himself when he went over that fence. Best laid plans and all that... Glad the Ginger enjoyed his holiday.
He seems like a very well mannered guy, he very politely jumps the fence to say hi to all his neighbours 😆. Absolutely beautiful though. Wish I could see him in person but Im in Canada so will have to be content with your videos. I hope hes in alot of your videos while hes visiting though
Fences Schmences!
Funny he went to visit....grass was greener on the other side of the fence!
He's a stunner, I like his houdini escape artist antics! The Lord of the Manor doesn't think he should be excluded from any inch of the farm.
Tom like "shall we cross breed ?" Bull "I hear ya tom hold my beer "jumps fence n starts rooting
What a proud looking boy he is, he’s knows he’s the boss and he shows it, good luck with him 🤞🤞🤞
that is a great bull! Sure will be cool to breed him with some of the other cows.. Great video once again Tom!
That’s a magnificent animal Tom. It will be interesting to see his progeny 👍
Don’t forget he’s halter trained!! That’s so awesome! U can use him for lots of things.
Oh my, he’s a Hugh lad and an escape artist. Ha ha!
bless Queen Elizibeth may she rest in peace, God save the King.
That's a big highland bull!
I love highland cows they're so cute and that big old bowl is so beautiful you're going to have some beautiful babies from him
Nice one Tom and dad What an incredible addition to the farm I look forward to seeing him and you all next month when we are down from Scotland 👌🏼
Tom that is a lovely bull. I love the highlands. I am glad you are giving the girls a chance to produce some more highlands.
Great bull 😊
Absolutely beautiful views from that drone. You and everyone working on that farm, should hold your head high and be very proud. Great Job Tom!!!
Very impressive!!
Living the dream mate, you are a credit to your dad and farming in general.
Wow, what a beauty, one hell of a bull, you'll have some cracking calves off him
I have had one of my Highlands clear a five bar gate. I have had the bull lift a gate of the hinges and one use it's tongue to open a gate. Now all my gates are tied with rope.
I've been hoping you would get another Hyland bull. This one is GLORIOUS. I hope you have some Hyland calves soon
That little black calf is so cute!
Bloody hell he is a big boy.
We need more of aunty's jeans tails.
Glad to see the ginger guy back all rested up 👍
That's A Very Nice Looking Bull! And Thank You For Taking The Time To Make This Video And To Share With Us! 👍
Thats called happy animals and the meat surely is amazing. A lot of space 😍👌🏻
Now, that's a big boy! Hope he performs as well as he looks. Welcome Laird Dearg.
Gorgeous bull. I really like that you are going to keep thr breed pure.
He's a magnificent bull! Very placid too, but still has an enough of the right kind of oomph it seems! It would be nice to see you have a herd or herds of perhaps another two native British breeds. The Welsh Black to represent Wales and a breed from England, perhaps the English Longhorn and of course the Highlands and Angus too for Scotland. I noticed the Belted Galloway in Robert's field. Another interesting cow. Adding different herds makes it complicated though so I'm really just fantasising a bit too much and it isn't very pragmatic. It would still be nice to see in one place of course. I'm a bit of a fan of the Irish Dexter.
With all that wool on him he probably just laughs at those puny electric fences! What a beauty. Would love to know how your half Angus half Highland beef turns out. The extra wool on the Highland marbles up the meat better because with that coat, they don't need to lay in fat under the skin too keep warm. You should get some PREMIUM quality meat from that cross - can't wait to see it in the shop and hear what your customers think of it!
I wish i had a place in the USA that I could farm these cattle. Awesome looking
Wow!!! He is so handsome, should make you proud with his offspring. Love you all, prayers for your entire family and farm. Thanks so much for all the videos. 😇💜
Yes highland first cross on dairy heifers is a thing in my part of the world generally highland calf’s are smaller and are used to make first cross less complicated and no fence will hold a highland bull from his lady’s that fear no electric or barb
Massive Highland bull, but he has been well trained! Very well mannered bull too. I think the ladies will love your new bull…once they get acquainted!😉
Love it!! I'm missing those highland videos for a while! Greetings from Spain.
As an American watching someone tow a bull with a Volvo station wagon is hilarious. Great video!
That is a massive bull, love him!!!!!
Love that big fella..
Congrats he's a beast good luck with him hope everything works out well
Lord Ruadh is absolutely gorgeous. I wish him the best of life at Pems
There is a breeder here in New Zealand, Tim Gow, who has developed a naturally polled highland cow called "Tufty". They're super cool!
That's great that your mom and dad are taking a holiday! He's the Lord (laird?) so he's trying to reccy out the limits of his domain. Condolences to you all on the death of your gracious monarch. I honestly feel like I lost my granny. Jo Lori D. from West Virginia, USA
When we were block calving we would put any 3rd services as a “cocktail” 3 straws of cheap semen, usually longhorn, angus and Hereford
The majority of calves resulting from this approach were longhorn calves!!
I think your highland bull will have the same effect
Doesn’t matter what the calf is, as long as the cow is in calf and you’re not having to cull her….
Good looking bull Tom. Sad day for the Royal R. I. P. Queen Elizabeth. God save the King 🤴
Hi father and Tom we love you I love watching your page I never thought it took so much hard work to run a farm
Dude ... wearing a red shirt inside bulls yard :D if you didnt notice, you were about to take the horns ... Thanks that man for his fast reaction
The Lord is stunning! He will undoubtedly produce some stunning calves!
I'd cross him with any that need covered, honestly. Take advantage of the opportunity while it presents itself. :)
He is beauttiful and the Queen god bless her would be extremely impressed and proud as you are well done be safe from essex
I always love driving through Hellifield past Roberts farm. They allways have highlands or Belties in the fields by the road and they are gorgeous.
Next summer Tom will look over the field filled with strong fluffy calves and say: ‘Thank Lord!’....
💯😂
Praise the Lord!🐂🐂
Stroong on the Pemberton family. Bull needs no help. Auntie Gene, Jean? was hilarious; good bit of editing 11:43 made me laugh till the cows Came home.🤣🤣🤣
He’s so fluffy🥰🥰🥰😍😍😍🐮such a awesome name! Wow congratulations for your folks enjoying a vacation…. That’s great trained bull! May he breed like the stars in the sky! Awe cool steam 🚂
what an absolute unit
Yes lord of Lutham wow he is huge.Going to be hard to keep him inside the right pasture electric fence don’t think it will bother him. Yes ,Tom ,you should try highland bull on your cows.
That is one very impressive bull. He’s massive!!! He’s also quite handsome. Your Highland ladies are being matched with quite a stud this time.
I love him! Hope you keep up with his halter training it would make your life much easter.
Easier* it's been SIX DAYS and I uust realized I spelled that wrong 😳
Great news, good luck with the experiment, purebred is the way to go!!
I think it would be awesome if you give him more ladies, Swiss or friesian
You’re Auntie is the best!!
Brillant video tom ginger guy looks relaxed top class people
Can't wait to see his first calf! Another amazing video tom we guessed right too! !
Tomtomtomtom tom, I absolutely love your videos. The Ginge looks great, rested.
Thank you very much!
AMAZING, What a great video. Thanks Tom and family.
duuude hes huge - :D those poor goats hahaha saw him and were like uhhh come again... hes with us? Have a great weekend much love from Florida :D
Handsome Bull, Can't wait to see the fluffiest of babies later on. ❤️
Still my favourite farm channel on RUclips!
Superb Video Tom. Great to see a Highland Bull at Lytham again, hoping you have more success with this big lad than you did last time. Looking forward to seeing his offspring. I guess your going to find out what happens when you cross a Highland with a dairy cow. Might be best to keep him on a ball and chain. Don't want any more mishaps. 🐮🐮🐮
Oh boy what a stonking bull. Your Dad is not the only handsome ginger Lord of Lytham on the farm now 😉
If he's not going to be permanent, how long will he be staying?
Thanks for another cracking video, cheers Tom.
Morning Tom. What a big beautiful boy. The bull, not you. Oh, okay, you too ❤️
Gosh such a beautiful bull. Nice to met/see your lovely wife.
Those highlands look really agile lol, beautiful animal :)
Glad to see you're doing some pure highlands! They are my favorite cows!
very cool the machine is so modern I'm wishing
The drone shot really showed how massive he is :)
Excellent videos been having a catch up and great looking bull good luck with him.
That's a bunch of BULL!
WOW. Super Duper. Great video Thank you. xx
As a Taurus I absolutely love this.
Another great video, certainly is a big lad, just hope he is not to heavy for your young ladies. Wont tell the Ginger Warrior you pinched his car to fetch him. Always a pleasure to see Jo with you.