Kudos to you and your lovely wife for raising your family in the way you do. I myself just turned 60 and we were raised in very much the same way but on a farm here in the Salt River Valley of Arizona. Our Dad and Grand Dad raised cattle, grew barley, corn; for silage, sweet corn for us, alfalfa, millet, milo maize, lettuce, watermelon and our number one crop was cotton. We did it all ... . .and loved every second of it. Even back then it was something that occurred very naturally, starting really young with more independence and responsibility as we "grew up". Its really quite interesting as we used to " road" certain wheel tractors from my Grand Dad's place in North Central Phoenix, 27 miles to our home farm in Chandler through traffic along 19th Avenue from Northern Ave, all the to Baseline Road, I was 9. We learned to drive on the roads waaay before 16 when most people had to have a driver's license. I digress,.... love you channel and your experiences raising your kids.. Its so cool! Warnest Regards from Arizona.
You live a blessed life having all your family in tune to your business, there constant smiles and happy attitude shows they enjoy what you all do, I’ve enjoyed finding your channel, you have a great family 👍👍👍👍
Family working together... sweet deal... beautiful....... that drought is taking a number on western US 🇺🇸.... this winter moisture and snow should help out .... godbless your family & ranch....
I found out surgical wire is the best way to dehorn cows with banana horns. You can usually get a roll of wire and the handles from your farm supply store. One piece of wire will dehorn several cows and you don't have to worry about a saw slipping and injuring a cow. Plus as you saw the wire back and forth, it will get extremely hot and most of the time it will courtorize the horn so they don't bleed as much. Also the hair grows back much faster.
Yeah, I'm setting my three grand daughters today and tomorrow is my regular day for the three. Sometimes they really try my patience. lol When we did the Vaccinate and Castrate, Bob always had a milk jug cut to where he'd toss the oyster in the jug. He'd run all the way up to the Main House and dump them for his Mom to cook up. Never could stomach them Rocky Mountain Oysters. lol Loved the video Ladies and Gents!
My son was in FFA and showed rabbits at the fairs in Riverside . He had a blast, he was lucky . He had little and no problem with earlier. Ticks are different but still a problem.
If you pull the 3 veins in the horn with a plyers with a yank so the vein tears off they stop bleeding and heal faster than from the straight cut of the saw. Dad gave me a new plyers when I was 8. little did I know the next day I got to use them to pull the veins since I had small enough hands and a nice plyer on me. Have you ever had a runt and poured the liquids out of the skull, when you cut horns? It stinks but they do grow better once you do it. Hard working family. Stay safe and healthy.
Really enjoy your videos your boys crack me up be nice if you did a video about your place how many acres ,stock numbers,history etc Dave from Australia
hope you get some relief from the drought, it's Jan here and the snow pack is 128% above normal, we might get our water back from WOTUS but don't bet on it
👍👍👍Good job great vid droughts are a test of patience we just came through a really bad drought here in Aus now we getting floods 🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔 lifes adventures on the land 👍👍👍👍👍🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺😁😁👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍😁😁😁😁😁
I was waiting for you to burn those squirter s on the one you dehorned,once in awhile we would use a sulfur powder it brings back good memories thanks for showing the world what it takes to have some beef
Might be a no school day! But farm and ranch work is an everyday thing! You need to get some work done on that semi before it leaves you stranded some place!
I don't know if you see comments from your video's from 2 years ago but if you do there is an auction over by Richfield March 2nd 2024 they have a couple used saddles and yes I realize you have your own hookup for new saddles now but thats not the only thing they have up for auction. Let me know if your interested in more info
still hoping you come up with a way for me to buy a calf and watch you raise it I was thinking that I could pay $50 a week for 2 years end up with 500 plus pounds of meat. I however know nothing about cows how much they sell for or how long it takes from birth to slaughter.
@@anchorbrandranch not many, maybe one every other year, I try to get them with paste as calves, but I do have a few of the 225 a year I do that rub the paste off or get it licked off. Cold here when we paste, so I don't need to worry about flies. And probably quite a few less critters than you as well as a little more confined situation which makes paste easier for me.
You cut the horns off the one cow and they both bleed but the first side was shooting a stream out. How do you get that to stop? I know that can of spray helps with small amounts of bleeding and is like an all around antibiotic but that stream just kept gushing and I didn't see how you stopped that. I was always under the impression that you didn't want to cut a cows horns off that far back because of bleeding kind of like a roosters leg spurs. I had around 100 chickens at one time of all different kinds, I've only got 12 layers and a rooster now. Some of the 100 were for laying and others because I just wanted them because of the look and I enjoy them. I've cut the spurs off of several roosters after I had one get me one time and caused me to have to make a trip to the ER. I was told by a man that had fighting chickens not to cut them way back because it would bleed and the chicken could possibly loose too much blood and die so I thought that horns on animals was the same way but I don't know. So I'm just curious as to if you have to get it to stop or will it eventually clot on it's own after a few minutes? I've worked with cows and horses for one summer while out of school on summer break but that was over 20 years ago. I live out in the country side in central NC which is nowhere near as far out in the country as you are. I've dabbled in a lot of different farming related things. I've been a heavy equipment operator for almost 18 years for a small grading and hauling company. The owners wife has a "hobby farm" with around 30 black angus cows, one bull, and a mule. I help with fence work, feeding, and rounding up the calves for selling once a year but haven't been around for any veterinarian type things so I don't know much about that part. It's really awesome to see your children helping out on your ranch. It does a lot of character building and instills in them a good work ethic. Neat video. Stay well. -Wil 👍
Thanks for sharing. There are a few ways to do it with cow horns. Most often it will clot on its own in a couple minutes. Cotterise it with a hot iron. Or put a string or wire tight around the base of both horns.
What's with the UFO emojis, have you seen them in your area? I know this sounds silly, but I have memories of being on the Grey's ships, more than once 👽🛸 Supposedly they're called "The Dominion Empire" and they control this region of space
@@deadghost1964 🤔 umm I do go to church but that ain’t where I found out about aliens 👽 I learned about them from the movie ET way back in the 80s Did you see that movie? They’re out there 👽😜
well good for yuall i hope you had a great day alll of you still wish i could help somehow umm anyone under the age of 20 like to try and guess where i am rough guess about 5000 miles from yuall C,mon youngin,s have a go at it
aww thank,s you guy,s none of the above i am sandwiched beside a few of them so let,s see riley--rance--ryler--robbie are closest for now ok erase and restart some hints maybe --small contry-- and robin hood,s name was giulian--most popular foods all start with a P
I don't know anything about cows, but I don't think they're supposed to be squirting blood like that 🤔 Also, a little bit of warning would have been nice 🤢🤮
Yep 100% normal when cutting horns. Clots in a couple of minutes and the cow is much more comfortable with out a horn stabbing her in the cheek 24/7 Thanks for watching!
Kudos to you and your lovely wife for raising your family in the way you do. I myself just turned 60 and we were raised in very much the same way but on a farm here in the Salt River Valley of Arizona. Our Dad and Grand Dad raised cattle, grew barley, corn; for silage, sweet corn for us, alfalfa, millet, milo maize, lettuce, watermelon and our number one crop was cotton. We did it all ... .
.and loved every second of it. Even back then it was something that occurred very naturally, starting really young with more independence and responsibility as we "grew up". Its really quite interesting as we used to " road" certain wheel tractors from my Grand Dad's place in North Central Phoenix, 27 miles to our home farm in Chandler through traffic along 19th Avenue from Northern Ave, all the to Baseline Road, I was 9. We learned to drive on the roads waaay before 16 when most people had to have a driver's license.
I digress,.... love you channel and your experiences raising your kids.. Its so cool!
Warnest Regards from Arizona.
Thanks for sharing!
We are heading to wickenberg next weekend
Love seeing all the kids take part and looking after the animals, you have a great family love you All😀👍❤️❤️
Awesome seeing your family working together so well. Keep up the great videos.
Enjoyed the video!!! Love watching how you interact with your kids. Wish HeavyD would help you with your semi. Maybe we should start a hashtag
Ha that’s a good idea heavy D could make that old truck AWESOME
Love your family ranch life,true freedom reminds me of my youth. Hope things go your way.
You live a blessed life having all your family in tune to your business, there constant smiles and happy attitude shows they enjoy what you all do, I’ve enjoyed finding your channel, you have a great family 👍👍👍👍
Really enjoying your videos, Ranch life and your family. Found you through the Diesel brothers and couldn't be happier that I did. ❤from Ohio
Welcome to anchor Brand Ranch!
Thanks for watching!
I am reliving my childhood. Thanks you for sharing your family experiences.
Great looking crew,real cowboys and cowgirl.
This family is always working together love that thank yall
Those Kids are remarkable. So well mannered.
Great to see the kids enjoying themselves
I'm really enjoying you and your family and your love of family and the West.
Family working together... sweet deal... beautiful....... that drought is taking a number on western US 🇺🇸.... this winter moisture and snow should help out .... godbless your family & ranch....
Thanks Dan 🙏🐂⚓️🥩
Thanks for showing us the real deal and not candy coding it and thanks for sharing your family with us. Work through
I found out surgical wire is the best way to dehorn cows with banana horns. You can usually get a roll of wire and the handles from your farm supply store. One piece of wire will dehorn several cows and you don't have to worry about a saw slipping and injuring a cow. Plus as you saw the wire back and forth, it will get extremely hot and most of the time it will courtorize the horn so they don't bleed as much. Also the hair grows back much faster.
Yeah, I'm setting my three grand daughters today and tomorrow is my regular day for the three. Sometimes they really try my patience. lol When we did the Vaccinate and Castrate, Bob always had a milk jug cut to where he'd toss the oyster in the jug. He'd run all the way up to the Main House and dump them for his Mom to cook up. Never could stomach them Rocky Mountain Oysters. lol Loved the video Ladies and Gents!
Serious memories from my childhood. Good job y’all.
My son was in FFA and showed rabbits at the fairs in Riverside . He had a blast, he was lucky . He had little and no problem with earlier. Ticks are different but still a problem.
Just come across your channel what a great family you have all working for 1 goal great work guys keep it up
If you pull the 3 veins in the horn with a plyers with a yank so the vein tears off they stop bleeding and heal faster than from the straight cut of the saw. Dad gave me a new plyers when I was 8. little did I know the next day I got to use them to pull the veins since I had small enough hands and a nice plyer on me. Have you ever had a runt and poured the liquids out of the skull, when you cut horns? It stinks but they do grow better once you do it. Hard working family. Stay safe and healthy.
That is a memory you won't forget haha.
Heavy D!!!! Get out to these fine people and hook them up with a little diesel love!!!
No joke we need some heavy D style equipment around here 😂
Bored kids don't get in trouble. Keep them working. :)
Hello. Have you no Stockholm tar to put on that cows sawn off horns will keep the fly's away.
If you cut the bottom longer than the the top on horn stubs , they will turn up and away from the face so as not to be an issue any more.
Really enjoy your videos your boys crack me up be nice if you did a video about your place how many acres ,stock numbers,history etc Dave from Australia
This place is 30 miles long and 30 miles wide no cross fences
Just came across your channel.....You have a great family...
Great content. Keep up the good work.
hope you get some relief from the drought, it's Jan here and the snow pack is 128% above normal, we might get our water back from WOTUS but don't bet on it
👍👍👍Good job great vid droughts are a test of patience we just came through a really bad drought here in Aus now we getting floods 🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔 lifes adventures on the land 👍👍👍👍👍🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺😁😁👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍😁😁😁😁😁
I was waiting for you to burn those squirter s on the one you dehorned,once in awhile we would use a sulfur powder it brings back good memories thanks for showing the world what it takes to have some beef
Them things quit squirting pretty fast!
Thanks for watching ⚓️🐂👍🏿
My working chute is a shop made. Like an old powder river i've been told. It holds the animal different.
You should look at getting an Arrowquip squeeze chute, very nice to use and also available with a head holder
Laura’s dad just got one in Florida.
Pretty nice!!!!
My wife says to” burn the horns!”
Get some of that Stockholm tar on it. It will stop the fly's.
I really like ur set up
Enjoyed ⚓ Brand
Cool working video
Thanks for watching
Might be a no school day! But farm and ranch work is an everyday thing! You need to get some work done on that semi before it leaves you stranded some place!
Now that’s a great video everyone helping
Great job
I don't know if you see comments from your video's from 2 years ago but if you do there is an auction over by Richfield March 2nd 2024 they have a couple used saddles and yes I realize you have your own hookup for new saddles now but thats not the only thing they have up for auction. Let me know if your interested in more info
Use tooth picks to stop the blood in the holes.for the horns.
yeah yupee vacation let,s get em all to the swimming hole or something fun fun fun
Do you swim dip for ticks
still hoping you come up with a way for me to buy a calf and watch you raise it I was thinking that I could pay $50 a week for 2 years end up with 500 plus pounds of meat. I however know nothing about cows how much they sell for or how long it takes from birth to slaughter.
Thankfully these aren't Dairy Cattle. Not that's a pain.
Good job 👍
Ya need some horn wire men
if you take a pair of hemastates and pull the vain thats bleeding they will stop bleeding
have you tried to stop bleed power for dehorning very cheap less than ten dollars for 20zo
Yes we do use it some
Never seen horns cut off like that. Why not use a wire saw?
Wire saw works good too!
Y’all cut lots of horns?
@@anchorbrandranch not many, maybe one every other year, I try to get them with paste as calves, but I do have a few of the 225 a year I do that rub the paste off or get it licked off. Cold here when we paste, so I don't need to worry about flies. And probably quite a few less critters than you as well as a little more confined situation which makes paste easier for me.
You cut the horns off the one cow and they both bleed but the first side was shooting a stream out. How do you get that to stop? I know that can of spray helps with small amounts of bleeding and is like an all around antibiotic but that stream just kept gushing and I didn't see how you stopped that. I was always under the impression that you didn't want to cut a cows horns off that far back because of bleeding kind of like a roosters leg spurs. I had around 100 chickens at one time of all different kinds, I've only got 12 layers and a rooster now. Some of the 100 were for laying and others because I just wanted them because of the look and I enjoy them. I've cut the spurs off of several roosters after I had one get me one time and caused me to have to make a trip to the ER. I was told by a man that had fighting chickens not to cut them way back because it would bleed and the chicken could possibly loose too much blood and die so I thought that horns on animals was the same way but I don't know. So I'm just curious as to if you have to get it to stop or will it eventually clot on it's own after a few minutes? I've worked with cows and horses for one summer while out of school on summer break but that was over 20 years ago. I live out in the country side in central NC which is nowhere near as far out in the country as you are. I've dabbled in a lot of different farming related things. I've been a heavy equipment operator for almost 18 years for a small grading and hauling company. The owners wife has a "hobby farm" with around 30 black angus cows, one bull, and a mule. I help with fence work, feeding, and rounding up the calves for selling once a year but haven't been around for any veterinarian type things so I don't know much about that part. It's really awesome to see your children helping out on your ranch. It does a lot of character building and instills in them a good work ethic. Neat video. Stay well. -Wil 👍
Thanks for sharing.
There are a few ways to do it with cow horns. Most often it will clot on its own in a couple minutes. Cotterise it with a hot iron. Or put a string or wire tight around the base of both horns.
Pull the vein out with a pair of hemostats.
How many kids you got?!?
9🤯
Hi from 🇬🇧
Hey how’s life in🇬🇧?
Thanks for watching anchor Brand Ranch
For me it’s very busy, I’m a truck driver and in demand.
The weather sucks as winter is coming, cold and wet.
What's with the UFO emojis, have you seen them in your area? I know this sounds silly, but I have memories of being on the Grey's ships, more than once 👽🛸 Supposedly they're called "The Dominion Empire" and they control this region of space
I’m a BELIEVER
@@deadghost1964 🤔 umm I do go to church but that ain’t where I found out about aliens 👽 I learned about them from the movie ET way back in the 80s
Did you see that movie?
They’re out there 👽😜
I have never seen domestic pets at your place. Do you have any dogs?
17 dogs and 30 cats 2 white bunnies,
The bike was for ET 😅
well good for yuall i hope you had a great day alll of you still wish i could help somehow umm anyone under the age of 20 like to try and guess where i am rough guess about 5000 miles from yuall C,mon youngin,s have a go at it
Main?
hands across the water----- leave your name so it,s fair or maa and paa keep track of it ya never know i might send the winner somethin
Ram- Africa
Roxi- Denmark
Rio- Norway
Riley- Belgium
Rance- France
Ryler- England
Robbie- Spain
Ridge- The Northpole
Rhett- salt lake
aww thank,s you guy,s none of the above i am sandwiched beside a few of them so let,s see riley--rance--ryler--robbie are closest for now ok erase and restart some hints maybe --small contry-- and robin hood,s name was giulian--most popular foods all start with a P
OOP,S SOME OF THAT RUclips MAY HAVE CANCELLED SORRY i do not type very good
hello a b r
why u coughing so much?
How did your one boy break his arm? Also You are a wealthy man to have eight sons
🤷🏿♂️
Might go help them kids instead of worrying about filming
Yessir good plan
I don't know anything about cows, but I don't think they're supposed to be squirting blood like that 🤔 Also, a little bit of warning would have been nice 🤢🤮
Yep 100% normal when cutting horns. Clots in a couple of minutes and the cow is much more comfortable with out a horn stabbing her in the cheek 24/7
Thanks for watching!