Since June first, we've had a whipping 2.8" of rain plus a trace non measurable yesterday... Good to see the bulls out and all the grass!! Our normal summers, hay gets done in small windows of 3 to 5 days.. gotten spoiled the last few years with drought, just cut and do it.. keep cutting... Hopefully you can get haying soon!!
@@AlbertaRanch side note, I appreciate how nice and calm your cows are. I just got back from AI’ing a ranchers beef heard in interior bc and those were some rowdy girls. I’ll have to send the rancher your channel and tell him to pet his cows more!
Howdy, How ya doing ?? Where abouts in Alberta are you Farming, I'm on a 5th generation beef farm, " Angus " in the High River, Longview area, central Alberta you said, so that would be roughly north of Red Deer, and south of Edmonton, just curious, I really enjoy the content on your channel, and look forward to seeing more, till than, God Bless ya'll, Stay safe, Stay Calm and Farm on my Friend, Peace
I like your videos and your Ranch keep doing it is a pleasure to see you life doing what I love but I can’t do anything about it but I’m doing good watching your videos thanks
@@AlbertaRanch I need a ranch name. Ferguson ranch don't stand out to me plus there's already a Ferguson ranch. Let me know which name sounds catchy if you don't mind. Spring creek ranch, Jack ass meadows 🤣 (joking) HH ranch (my great grandpa owned 700 acres it's all been sold but my 160 acres is 1 of the properties he leased. Then there's moldrup ranch which was my wife's name before I married her. Honestly I don't know. Like I don't even have a brand. I wish I had my great grandpa's brand. That would be cool.
Your boys look fabulous! We’re in winter here and it’s been pretty dry. Unlike the northern states of Australia. Fingers crossed we get the 10-15mm predicted for tomorrow! 🇦🇺
Beautiful country. I lived in Calgary for awhile but am back in MB now. Have not seen a mosquito for 5 years here because of the drought but now the rain is back and hopefully global warming effects are not permanent here. I watch some videos of cattle ranchers using AI only and the science behind the bloodlines and feed is quite impressive and complex. Do you know how many ranchers use AI versus traditional bulls in AB? Which is the better choice or is there one?
I have only seen AI used in purebred operations around here. Certainly benefits but also very labour intensive. Not sure it would be possible with July / August breeding on pasture.
@@AlbertaRanch Thanks for the reply. One channel I watch produces purebreds for sale to other ranchers but the guy has a PhD in animal sciences and a niche market for specialty animals. I thought it may be more popular better to get a higher rate of conception and more animals which equals more money.
Man, I grew a bull. I mentioned my future heard bull first calves were 12 steers 4 heifers. Well weighing his heifers in another group and oml. My favorite heifer is 2 and a half months and 384 pounds 😁 to bad she has to pay off her mama still or I would keep her. Long body, thick, calm, fairly balanced. Ughs!!
Some good looking cattle you have there. But this video reminds me of the old joke about the two bulls one young bull one old bull standing on a hill looking down on a field full of heifers, the young bull goes quick lets run down and sha99 a few of those heifers, the old bull just calmly says na lets walk down and sha99 em all. Hope this wont offend anyone.
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I loved the way that one cow stopped and looked at you like do we have a problem. Lol. Nice looking cows.
Thanks 👍
You've got some beautiful country up there on top of the world. Magnificent herd.
Thank you.
Your video’s are great to watch! It’s funny how the cows seem to listen to you!
Does that mean they're smart, or am I dumb.
Yeah I figure you do have the option to use hand and arm gestures so you may have them beat!
Those are some super-duper boys! Cows and calves are looking great!
Thanks
thanks for sharing, good year for hay on the other side of the Rockies
Nice, we are soaked here too.
Those are some really good looking bulls
Thanks, hope they work out.
Thank you for sharing.🐂
Thanks for watching
Enjoyed the video. Getting a lot of rain in the Cariboo district of BC also.
Too much is better than not enough, I guess.
Great video! First class care and operation
Why thank you.
Id pitch my tent on the far side at the edge of the woods an just enjoy that's heaven man
It's pretty nice.
This is Aug 2023. I'm wondering if our friend Alberta Ranch is alright with all of the fires this year. I truly hope your ranch isn't affected.
Just some smoke here, we are fortunate.
Beautiful cattle.
Greatings from México.
Thank you, thanks for watching.
Since June first, we've had a whipping 2.8" of rain plus a trace non measurable yesterday...
Good to see the bulls out and all the grass!!
Our normal summers, hay gets done in small windows of 3 to 5 days.. gotten spoiled the last few years with drought, just cut and do it.. keep cutting...
Hopefully you can get haying soon!!
I hope.
@@AlbertaRanch 🤞
Those are damn good bulls
Been alright
Great video! It is soggy on Vancouver island as well (I know I know its always wet on the coast but it’s extra soggy this year)
Well the Island is a beautiful place no matter what.
@@AlbertaRanch everywhere is beautiful if you know where to look!
@@AlbertaRanch side note, I appreciate how nice and calm your cows are. I just got back from AI’ing a ranchers beef heard in interior bc and those were some rowdy girls. I’ll have to send the rancher your channel and tell him to pet his cows more!
LoL, sometimes the "pets" are the most annoying.
@@AlbertaRanch I’ll take pets any day😂
Very well behaved boys, ours are very slow and would rather stay clear of us!
These guys have been allright.
Nice looking bulls
Thanks, hope they work out.
Great video
Love from Australia 🇦🇺
Thanks for watching!
Send some of that rain down here we prolly had a half inch in 40 days already feeding hay here in central kentucky
Yikes, that's not good. It's raining again here right now lol
Howdy,
How ya doing ?? Where abouts in Alberta are you Farming, I'm on a 5th generation beef farm, " Angus " in the High River, Longview area, central Alberta you said, so that would be roughly north of Red Deer, and south of Edmonton, just curious, I really enjoy the content on your channel, and look forward to seeing more, till than, God Bless ya'll, Stay safe, Stay Calm and Farm on my Friend, Peace
We are west of Red Deer. Thanks for watching.
I like your videos and your Ranch keep doing it is a pleasure to see you life doing what I love but I can’t do anything about it but I’m doing good watching your videos thanks
Thanks for watching.
10:47 perfect bucking bull 🤣🤣
Yep
@@AlbertaRanch I need a ranch name. Ferguson ranch don't stand out to me plus there's already a Ferguson ranch.
Let me know which name sounds catchy if you don't mind.
Spring creek ranch, Jack ass meadows 🤣 (joking) HH ranch (my great grandpa owned 700 acres it's all been sold but my 160 acres is 1 of the properties he leased.
Then there's moldrup ranch which was my wife's name before I married her.
Honestly I don't know. Like I don't even have a brand. I wish I had my great grandpa's brand. That would be cool.
@@coryferguson Spring Creek Ranch is a winner
Good job guys
Thanks, is that for me or the bulls? :)
Why do you move your cattle with the tractor? Smooth ride or something?
Mud
Just wondering where you are located
Central Alberta, NW of Red Deer
Lekker man lekker 🇿🇦
Thanks
You sure make it look easy, except when you’re struggling with ramps. 😂
True
Your boys look fabulous! We’re in winter here and it’s been pretty dry. Unlike the northern states of Australia. Fingers crossed we get the 10-15mm predicted for tomorrow! 🇦🇺
I hope you get soaked.
Does the heifer bull have a smaller unit as to not tear up the virgin cooch?
No, hfr bull is bred to throw smaller calves.
Beautiful country. I lived in Calgary for awhile but am back in MB now. Have not seen a mosquito for 5 years here because of the drought but now the rain is back and hopefully global warming effects are not permanent here.
I watch some videos of cattle ranchers using AI only and the science behind the bloodlines and feed is quite impressive and complex. Do you know how many ranchers use AI versus traditional bulls in AB? Which is the better choice or is there one?
I have only seen AI used in purebred operations around here. Certainly benefits but also very labour intensive. Not sure it would be possible with July / August breeding on pasture.
@@AlbertaRanch Thanks for the reply. One channel I watch produces purebreds for sale to other ranchers but the guy has a PhD in animal sciences and a niche market for specialty animals. I thought it may be more popular better to get a higher rate of conception and more animals which equals more money.
@@yurizhivago4848 fertility is the number 1 key success factor in a cow calf operation
Handsome boys
And they worked.
As long as there are no females around they will get along just fine.
Mostly.
Молодцы за сколько продаётся телят
Все бычки проданы.
How many head can you run on 60 acres?
They will only be there for 3 or 4 weeks. Rotating on 4 quarters.
Who bay your cattle
Buy? We sell through a local auction market.
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Man, I grew a bull.
I mentioned my future heard bull first calves were 12 steers 4 heifers.
Well weighing his heifers in another group and oml. My favorite heifer is 2 and a half months and 384 pounds 😁 to bad she has to pay off her mama still or I would keep her. Long body, thick, calm, fairly balanced. Ughs!!
Nice
Why don’t you have a Canadian accent?
Eh?
Some good looking cattle you have there.
But this video reminds me of the old joke about the two bulls one young bull one old bull standing on a hill looking down on a field full of heifers, the young bull goes quick lets run down and sha99 a few of those heifers, the old bull just calmly says na lets walk down and sha99 em all.
Hope this wont offend anyone.
😁