We Saved Him! Moments From The End
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- Опубликовано: 27 авг 2024
- Welcome to Sonne Farms! On this channel we showcase numerous jobs a Corn/Soybean/Beef producing operation takes on each day. Hop in the cab or sorting alley with Cole, Brian, and Jeff, to see how life really is for the people that help feed the US and the rest of the world. In addition to Corn, Soy, and Cattle, Sonne Farms puts up grass and alfalfa and sells pure bred Black Angus Bulls in South Dakota.
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Young Man,You and your Dad have a great relationship. You are blessed by God. stay strong.
The memories you bring back to an old man. Haven't been on the farm for fifty years, but you never get it out of your system. Enjoy your videos and look forward to the next. Thanks.
Good to hear Jerry!
what an adorable Father and Son
God bless you my friend.
I never realized how much work it is and how much knowledge you need to have to raise cattle.
Keep up the good work. Americans rely on you. ❤️🇺🇸
Wow that is the true meaning of “ Help I have fallen and can’t get up”. Sure glad you were there to help. You should call that one lucky.
The dads humor cracks me up, “I got so much pressure on me” struck me as funny as hell. I bet it would be a hoot to have a few cold ones with them.
I have a friend who lives. In Montana, he is a John Deere man. His wife is from Michigan, she is a International woman. When their first child was born I made a quilt with John Deere on one side and International tractors on other side. Best of both worlds. Lol
I love how you and your dad joke around.
My man, cherish your great relationship with your father and the time you have with him. You two really remind me of how my dad and I were. He was my best friend. He raised me to be an honest, faithful, responsible, and loving man. I lost him in 2018 unexpectedly. He went into cardiac arrest and we never got an answer as to how or why it happened. So, when I see you and your father on these videos...I have to admit, I am a bit jealous. I miss my dad and I wish I would have had more people to tell me through the years how much I should cherish the times I have with him. Thanks for the video and thank you for sharing your dad with us.
That was some sweet un-tipping technique with the loader bucket! Well done.
Does this Count, as Cow Tipping? 😂
Neat job standing up that cow. Love you guys' offbeat sense of humor.
You should get all the cattle Life Alert necklaces, so when they" fall and can't get up" they can BEEP you Cole!
good idea
They have ones now that sense the fall and automatically call without needing to even hit a button!
🤣🤣🤣
Ha cows even can get collars that are pretty much Fitbits for cows. Dairy guys use em alot
If it was ever made into a commercial they would have to use a old hefer 😂😂
As a Wyoming rancher, I am amazed at how different your operation is from a range operation here. We dont run many cows down a chute and we deal with big country. I am impressed by what you do.
Hey Cole man,
I can tell by you and ur Dad's talk that u 2 sure love each other! That's sooooo wonderful! Keep it up
Brian:
You know in my younger days I could have any girl I pleased.
Tami:
Yeah, but you didn't please any of the girls !
And THAT'S all she had to say about that.
😂😂😂
Thank you both ❤️❤️😊🇺🇸💌
60 years old here and never new if a cow was on its back it could die. Learn something every time I watch your videos. Great channel.
This caused me to go on a Google frenzy and also learned cows don't sleep much.
Last year I lost my favorite chain when I forgot I put it in the tractor bucket and started scraping manure. Couple days ago I scraped up some compost and found the chain. It was a good day. 9
Great video. Lots going on at Sonne Farms. Your videos keep getting more interesting. Great content and editing.
Awesome! Thank you!
Man,I love your videos.Awesome job flipping the youngster back up.God bless you and your dad.Your my kind of people.
one time i checked my cows when i don't usually just on a gut feeling and found a two year old heifer had slipped down the bank and was stuck against a tree. After about half an hour managed to lift her free. it's a good feeling when you're there at the right time and place.
Whole new meaning to flipping burgers after watching this episode!
When does a John Deere loader become a spatula? Hey Brian whats the answer?
🤣🤣🤣
@@jackmill4235 ZZZZZzsaaaaaaaszzzzzzzz!! Ft
🤣🤣🤣 Riiiight?!?.
Is that called cow tipping?
Brian, you and Cole make my day by watching your videos! I learn something everyday. The cow not being able to flip back over was one of those things I learned today, plus the remark Cole made about a girl he went to school with had me laughing so hard. 😂😂😂😂😂😂. Blessing to both of you !
What an interesting day! Looking forward to a working demo of the new auger. And yes Cole, I love t-bone for sure but everything's better with bacon!😋
That Brandt is a fine unit, Made in Canada so is definitely top quality machine, you will be impressed for sure
The top hole is for higher reach and the bottom is for heavier things you want to lift. By the way love what you do.
You saved a life Cole.
Your a hero.
WOW, what a Great life you have. Awesome farm, Super Dad and family. You got it made Bro. :)
Another one of those behind the seen moments with that Angus. Great job.
What is it with boys playing with their toys BEFORE reading instructions? 🤣🤣🤣 You r too cute Cole.......love Dads storytime!
lol the one-liners are great!! woodpecker, beefy studs, salesman...top notch.
Another awesome Sonne Farms video! When I was a manager at a horse farm I have a horse that rolled over against a fence and couldn't get up. It took alot to get it back up on its feet. They can die too if you don't get them up as soon as possible
There may be other farm channels with more subs, but Sonne Farms is my go-to channel theses days. Makes me miss my Wisconsin dairy farm roots. Keep up the good job Cole. I really enjoy the videos.
Thanks so much!
So nice of you to say
Your Dad has it right! He does look like Chris Farley’s SNL Lunch Lady. But we all love us some Chris Farley!!
Stories by Brian. They are all award winning classics.
You guys have me rolling out of my seat, always a pleasure watching you guys, love it keep it up
Glad you enjoyed it
I've been obsessively watching videos of the current farming community in the usa and y'all are the freaking best😂😂
You're the best!
Cows die when they plop over like that because the bloat. I think one of the stomach's hole is at the top and if the stomach turns upside down the gas cant move along. This stomach then blows up like a balloon and pressures the lungs
Making a Case IH joke,right after you brake John Deere equipment 😂😂
"R" , , you beat me by 57 minutes. 😄
Actually, the John Deere has fully functional " brakes".
Good show today gentlemen! I might have to watch it again because I probably missed something while I was laughing.
15:10 You mean that isn't a new species of turtle? Glad you were there!
Its all shits and giggles until someone giggles and shits 🙃
End up with poop on the nuts 😂😂 may have to torch off 😎
Lol
You all have a lot of work to do. Never knew it was that hard
👍👍 Really impressed the way you take care of the pens. Never ending job. Glad you were there when the critter went down. Sure enjoy your videos. 👍
Thanks 👍
Wow just great timing to save the cow!!
Yes indeed!
Nice new auger! I remember as a kid we had problems with new moms calving...we always had to be aware because if they calved in a spot where they would get their head in a lower position...they were like a turtle on their backs and couldn’t get up! We lost a few cows and bottle fed a few calves because mom picked a bad spot and died giving birth because she couldn’t get back up. Good job and good reaction! Keep on keeping on and God Bless ❤️!
I enjoyed this immensely! Looks like you do a tone of work and you do accomplish a great amount! I love America’s farmers!
The top hole is for when you want to lift the loader slightly higher, and the bottom hole is so there is more leverage so it is easier for the loader to pick up a load
Hi Friends great timing saving the cow cole! have a day love from TEXAS
Thanks fella's, Ms. Ellie. Have a good one.
Same to you
@@SonneFarms you bet.
not gonna lie, wasn't expecting you to just prop bro up with the tractor loader, but it made my day
same
Cole, I'm shocked! Every farmer always carries their own knife!!!!
Ya,,, that threw me too ‼️
Always carry a knife and pliers.
Or 3 or 4. one for my food, one for animal food, and 2 for loaning to the children that forget theirs at home.
A pocket knife and fence pliers is alwase my first go to ,
Great video. Glad you saved the calf. I had a cow do that once. I was lucky like you and caught it in time.
We have a 730 classic loader we were told that the lower hole gives it more leverage for older series tractors that have lower power hydraulics. The top hole is for newer tractors like yours that don't need the extra leverage due to having better hydraulic systems. If it has been that way for a long time then I would not worry about it until it breaks.
Great video. Glad that Jared and your local Brandt dealer are treating you well!
Hey Cole, some info on the 2 pin locations on the loader...
6000 and 7000 Series Tractors: Hole (A)
30, 40, 50 and 55 Series Tractors: Hole (B)
🚨 CAUTION: 6000 and 7000 Series Tractors have higher hydraulic operating pressures. Moving pin to position (B) will increase lift capacity of loader beyond the acceptable limit.
30, 40, 50 and 55 Series Tractors must operate with pin in position (B).
Best wishes from Newcastle, Australia👍❤🇦🇺
Nice work with that machine to save that bull's life.
Thanks 👍
"Never in all my years"
Great comedy duo even if its not intended.
Hello and thankyou from Australia. 😁
Good job saving the calf! That's a fair amount of money laying on the ground at today's prices.
Cole you are a hero for saving that calf good man.
Excellent video as always. Entire hunting camp was watching from Utah tonight.
cheers fellas!
Awesome Video and Much Love as Always 🌞 Farms!!!
For every Case IH guy crying to their mom, there are 3 John Deere owners crying to their mechanic.
could be
Lol yes people in glass houses .......transmission on the one radiator on another
@@SC-sf8xt lol... and the IH guys saying, " dang! They forgot to put in a radiator OR a transmission in my new Case."
Is there a reason why I should like case ih. Like is there actually bad about them. I don’t own any tractors and I’ve never driven one so idk
(Edit) Technically I have a Farmall
Hi
I love to watch you and your dad work together. I love both of yall's attitudes! I'm a female. My step dad had about 200 head of hogs. I cared for them while he was on 3 week vacations. They had piglets about that time of the year. Most were auto feeders. Some were hand/special feed. Yikes :) He sold them and bought cattle. Herford bulls and Angus cows. Me and my brother had to do the leg work. Rounding and loading. Nothing on the scale of your farm.
My uncle still has a dairy. Getting out and getting into beef. So only get to farm really during certain times of the year. Been around farm tho for 35 years. Hes 45 mins away. But just trying to say. Farming hard life. Some days harder then others. But nothing better then getting to spend the days with eachother. Father/ son. But also wish had the oppertunity to be on farm full time. Great vids guys. Very envious
Awesome video! Your dad is funny hahaha appreciate the content! Your Farm life is awesome!
Beautiful save on the Calf, good eye, great driving to make that save. 👍👏👏👏👏
Good one. Good jokes and one-liners and learned something new about critters on their backs. Now there’s an opening.
I had the same thing happen to a pregnant heifer last year, luckily I was in pasture with pallet forks on tractor and got her back upright. Funny how all the cows stood around her in circle and watched. Wonder what they were thinking 🤔.
Kinda like our current batch of loser Millennials and there camera phones!
@@peterhaan9068 haha agreed 100%!!!
Cole another great production you should be nominated for a grammy.
Thanks Mike!
I say it again you guys are top notch!! I was thinking when you were leveling out the pin, that sure would help on broken ankles a falling down... sure proved it when she was down.
This is my first reviewing of your RUclips channel. I about fell over when I saw your dad. He is wearing a Golden Sun Feeds stocking hat. My dad retired out of the home plant in Estherville, Iowa in 2000. I have one of those stocking hats myself.
Brian, love your story’s always make me laugh
We've had 2 of those conveyers for 5 years and we love them.
The calf would bloat. So good you were there.
Love open up my RUclips and seeing a new upload!!!
hey , have ya noticed that the older you get your Dad seems to be gettin smarter? Great Farming Guys
not yet i think
Minor damage. When I hauled machinery for the CaseIH dealer in the '90's, I pickup the loader tractor used to clear snow on the airport runway. It was moving pretty fast when it hit a manhole cover. Bowed the bucket and bent the loader arms beyond repair.
Congratulations on the first calf of the year! Once again great video just too dang funny
Great video Cole!! 👍🏻
Brian, you’re like the “school cook”!👍😎🇺🇸
Gotta feed them “pupils”! 😃😊
The two holes on the loader are for different reasons, the lower one has more lifting power ant the top has more reach.
I use the top hole more than the bottom, but that's my wife's choice.
HAHAHA Now that's funny!!
Most channels, not cool. This channel, perfect!
Ha ha, inappropriate jokes, you want em? Go to a farming RUclips channel
This has multiple meanings depending on the layout lmao😂
👍👍
Nothing like life on a farm! I miss those days!
It's good to see,these two have a good relationship"!!
I'm glad to see that Dad reads the comments.
You bet! My Mom, Dad, and I read many many comments!
@Sonne Farms I didn't realize that I commented on a year old video. The other day I commented that your radiator screens were filled with dust, and needed to be blown out. I saw your pop in this video doing the start of the process then he told you to blow it out. Great work
Hey Cole, nice save on the calf also it's the gases in their stomach that expand which kills them.
Ok another list of Cole's "maybe or maybe not innuendos"😂😂😂
There's a woodpecker out there! Funny, I knew a girl in high school that was her nick name.
Five dollars and sixty nine cents! At least they got the cents right!
Some big balls!
Here you can see some of the beefy studs in all of South Dakota.... And then some bulls behind em'!
Has anyone ever used the top hole?????? I dunno.....
Blowin' smoke!
The consistency looks a bit different than last time! It's not as moist!
He's gotta back up and slam into it... Just keep going back and slamming into it again, just back and forth! Puts allot of wear on your bucket and loader!
Allot better than that sloppy stuff from a couple of weeks ago.
Cole:"Would you rather become a toilet salesman or a Case I\H salesman?"
Brian: "What's the difference?"🤣🤣🤣
Smells like money!
You wanna become a beef sammich?
I never liked baldies!
The nuts and bolts on there kinda get worn, you can't grab ahold of anything!
Ya, you just gotta flip em' back over!
It's crazy how little time they'll last when they're up on their back like that!
Now we got poop on all the nuts💩💩💩💩💩
Man I hope nobody pooped these out.... That'd be rough!
Look at all these levers!
I betcha that pokes down underneath things real nice!
For some reason they can't last very long on their backs....
Mmmmm BACON!
And that's it for this vlog! But just a quick note... Do you have any idea how hard it is to think of and then apply this many innuendos into a vlog? I'm pretty convinced that Cole is a word genius! And that's no lie!
Need to get Sonne Farm's channel more subscribers. Both Brian and Cole cracks me up 🤣
@@BWYinYang They only just hit 100k in the past few months. so it's happening
*You got 'em all, I believe! Mmmmm bacon!*
Some people are just born funny. It’s pretty hard to learn to be finnt
14:50 thats some big stuff right there
Another great Cole's production. Hope you find that part of the blade before it goes through one of your machines.
I haven't seen any comments about it and I know this video is a year old but I hope the info finds you. The top hole on your loader is to change the lift capacity of your loader. You lose some height and but gain some leverage but changing the pivot point of the loader arm. At least that's what it does on my loader, good job saving a life.
I hope you keep people updated when the part of the blade is found
Cole your Dads story was great 👍
Glad you enjoyed it
My wife and I had a date night. I took her to a nice Chinese restaurant. The food was delicious, so good. I said to her “ If I had married a Chinese woman, I could eat like this every day “. Yeah the rest of date night wasn’t what I was hoping for.
Love your videos.. keep it up... God bless all of you...
17:36 Brian with the cat-like reflexes! Faster than gravity, whoa
Loved "Brain's" Halle Barry story... AND he made me watch the SNL "Lunch Lady Land" skit again. Worthy. I learn so much on this channel! :-)
By the looks of it dad, your woman is a great woman! 'I see your fruits lady!' xxxx Halle Berry doesn't match up to her! Guaranteed! You are a lovely family! God Bless you all! You are all amazing!
Hey there you guys!!
Things there in S.D look awfully cold, its around 7c in the south east of the U.K but its also real wet....nice. Well Cole it may or may not surprise you when I say I believe in using both holes, alternating between the two to avoid uneven wear, it's also advisable to keep the pin well lubricated.
I loved the bull you were stroking, when they are friendly it gives a feeling of mutual trust, he's a nice fella. Tiktoks are good fun matey.
Take it easy and I hope calving goes smoothly.
Stay safe.
Dave.
One of the cows was standing there telling the one on the ground "don't you tell, remember, the first rule of fight club"
Then they all run off when you get there.
That's a good point Cole, and that can happen in hay as well. January 1, 2018 I had to pull a 6 years old cow from side so she can get up
I made a wood "bumper" on front of feedwagon tractor, helps push them outa the way when getting up to bunks