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Farmer Tyler Ranch
P.O. Box 882
Lincoln, CA
95648
lmao. thats gotta be the politest "mind ya business, I know what i'm doing guys" i've ever heard. Gotta love our farmer T
Guess I've gone deaf. I have no sound. Just ain't the same without the sound. Never cared for silent movies either.
I totally agree with you. Shut the gate 👌👌👌💕
GREAT WORK TYLER
Great video Tyler
Thank you for the video
Wow. You are so smart. An excellent businessman. May God bless you and your family.
He said “ snarky “😂🤣😆👍
And so appropriate! We should just ask questions, not try to be ’farmer police’! There’s a difference between a suggestion and a critical comment. That was a very tactful way to say MYOB 😉❤
Thanks 😊
It will be interesting to see how the additional copper makes a noticeable difference in the cattle. What a great service by Redmond!
Great video!
Snarky lol Way to slay them Farmer T . I figured someone would say something cause in ohio we dip below zero sometimes in winter and it would be tough on their feet but these people should realize this aint your first rodeo :) Blessings and keep em coming we will keep watching them
Cattle are the absolute definition of Murphys Law. Whatever you need them to do , they will do the opposite. Mine have got me twice on the "I'll just leave the gate open for a minute , they will follow the tractor ", I look back and they're in the road .
horses play that same game lmao. just when u think u can trust them to turn left n follow u to the stables.. nooo they turn right n head for the main road. animals!! who'd have em?! lol
An ounce of prevention beats a pound of cure.
Keep Pushing Tyler. I Believe in U and what U r Creating for All the Animals. Great job!
If you’re not you need to be feeding the old egg shells to the layers, they want more calcium, which is most times why they will eat eggs.
You have much more patience with those who feel the need to be "in your business" than I ever would. It’s my guess that the majority of them are armchair, do-gooder, zero knowledge commenters, with no farming or ranching experience. I see this on virtually every channel I watch.
Love your channel and enjoy watching the daily challenges that you find ways to overcome.
Straw on the ground to. Make a bedding pack will keep them warm
Anything can happen so always close a gate when you open one.
Omg!! Just saw Bellie get into the side by side, gosh she's growing so fast.
Great video, FTR
Well said, well done! 🙌🏻 hopefully you get that 🐀 soon!!!!
Thanks for the video, I usually learn something and always enjoy watching!
Love those Redmonds, they are a pre marinade.💚💚👍
Could’ve just been stunned
Business as usual FT and busy as usual! I wish you great luck on those nasty rats! Still can’t get over how quickly Belly is growing and learning quite quickly too. We have chickens and if it was that warm here, we wouldn’t hesitate to use metal, anything that’s handy for us too! God’s blessings always!❤❤❤
They so perdy!!!😊
Man, those are big rats, hope you get a handle on that, they’ll be the size of the dogs soon.
I guess you have never seen a warf rat from what I have heard.
I'm new to your channel and I'm pretty excited to be here. Your animals are nice. Your doggies are cute. My name is Amy and my husband is Chris. I'll be watching more of your videos. We are about to be on RUclips 3 months and we are pretty excited to watch other people. We just got a tractor for our homestead and it's helped a lot. Thanks for posting.. This is a great video..
Good luck
Ignore smarty city snarky. You're doing a good job.
On another homestead Dad feeds a couple of the eggs to his chickens he explained but I don't remember except that it was good for them❤
I watched a guy who has a bad rat /mice issue. He mixed Jiffy corn muffin with honey mix and baking soda. As he put it. Mice and rats can’t fart or burp. So they pass away. It is safe if any other animal eats it later like a cat, hawk ,dog etc.i mixed it up and I’m trying it in our equipment.fingers crossed.
Keep us informed😅
I've had this suggested by a friend in Alaska also. She swears by the baking soda method.
I have heard that method works really well with very good results! That is a really good idea 👍
@@miriambertram2448 so far so good. Can’t wait to hear them pop like fireworks 🎇
Fantastic job on running your cow herd👍
When you're having the pigs work an area, and they're neglecting a spot, put some geain or food scraps on that spot and they'll give that spot the attention you want. 💖🌞🌵😷
Ha! Value added beef... premarianated in the field with garlic 😅
Yepper!!
i use round bale feeders in my beef cattle operation too! my personal preference but Im not mad at my neighbors because they roll their hay out!
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Those rat traps are meant to be wall mounted. As you've got it on it's side, you may not be getting full force from the bolt and may have just knocked the rat out instead of killing the nasty wee beast. Try going back to wall mounting the traps.
Happy New Year and God bless you, Farmer Tyler. I really enjoy watching you tend to business on the farm. I am sorry for the keyboard warriors that decide what is best for you.
Good update! Very informative of Redmonds product support and a great testament to there business. The rats....being of a different background...det cord and C-4 or a Claymore with tripwire...LOL...only teasing!!! The barn seems to becoming a little roomier....
Cool video,I have a beef farm,sucklers in Galway Ireland,flys are never a problem,but rats are,get some cats 🐈
3:45 Care taken is time saved. Most folks commenting have probably never had the dubious joy of trying to round up livestock. Especially when this batch of steers seem a wee bit lacking in the sense department lol.
As for the trail camera, what interval is it set to between shots? The cheap ones I run usually have a minimum of 5 seconds or so before starting a new recording, which sometimes results in a video of nothing as the critter has already passed out of view. I suspect another rat was just fast enough to drag off the dead one in the gap.
Tyler, Keep doing it your way. LOL The chickens may lack calcium? Got an oyster shells around?
Hi Tyler belly is getting so big
Whose belly ?
@@dennishayes65 Tyler’s German shepherd
Belly is Tyler’s new puppy
Then spell her name correctly for goodness sake. @@joannemurnaghan8921
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chicken peak their eggs normally in the winter when they are looking for more protein - some chick starter added to normal feed over the winter normally stops the peaking their own egg problems - you having them on new pasture and the chickens getting the bugs will help their protein needs
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Mate ,they are already trained for that loadout pen there under the tree . Add a couple of panels for a shute might just be enough .
Good video. My Ring camera does the same thing.
Wow! FTR might want to do a 30 minute ASMR of cattle chewing alternating with cattle licking the salt block - it is such a relaxing sound ❣️
I started to buy Redmond salt for the house and the wife, and I love it! I see the pigs are tilling up the garden for you!
'Cuz for the house and your wife never would have thought.
Tyler your Pigs are getting Fatter., Happy New Year., A Busy Man everyday of the year 1-4-2024❤
I think Bellie is going to be taller than Callie in a couple months. Boy she is growing fast; doesn’t look like a puppy anymore.
Good Morning, Tyler, Callie and Belly! Live Cam! Upping the game! 🐖 Piggies 🐖 tearing up the garden! Round Bale to Winter Pasture! Hungry Steers! Better to be Safe, than sorry! Round Feeder is the best choice! Get 3 or 4 days of feeding! Buttering you up ❤❤! Redman Salt Blocks! Special Salt Blocks! Thank-you, Carson! Copper deficiency! Love Salt Blocks! Gathering Eggs 🥚! 16 eggs 🥚! Live Traps upgrade! Piggies 🐖! Hungry Piggies! Great video! Thank-you! ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
The trail cam don’t pick up ghost 😂😂😂
We see where the term “ Pig Stye” comes from. college dorm, bedroom etc etc
I enjoyed the video
Those cameras have a wait timer between videos. I try to keep mine between 1 and 5 seconds. The rat may have been knocked out and recovered before the camera wait period was up. I have shot rats that sizes sitting in bird nests eating hatchlings. "Rat" is a derogatory title for a reason. We enjoy your videos here in south central Tennessee.
But Tyler, it’ll be -27 below here next Friday. I love Montana weather
Chicken eat the eggs if they not getting gritt we used buy shell gritt from the product store for our chooks that seemed to stop them eating the eggs
I ENJOYED WATCHING THE VIDEO TYLER 😊
My trail cams have a delay before taking another shot, maybe that's it... Also, hotwire alone keeps pigs in most of the time but if there is something they want bad enough, they will go thru it. I learned that the hard way. Made a video about it.
I knew the pigs were gonna do a great job but not in that amount of short time, they truly are amazing animals to have on a farm
I wish I could give you some of our copper that’s in our water. It is so bad that when I walk into get my hair cut, my hairdresser can smell it, in our hair.
The problems we've had with our trail cams is the delay between sensing motion and starting to record. I've had someone ride by on a 4 wheeler and it only caught the dust cloud after they passed. But our cams aren't the best in the world so, 🤷♂. Might see if you have a recording with nothing on it after the recording of the rat, maybe something grabbed it real quick or, like you said, maybe it jerked and bounce out of the shot. If there is, you might look real close at the start of the recording to see if there's some kind of movement right on the very edge of the screen where they were moving out of frame as the recording started.
What kind of pigs are you raising Tyler? I don’t know. I’ve ever seen such muscular pigs before especially on the high end. They are very nice looking pigs. And I wish my dad was alive to see them. He really liked raising hogs although the majority of our livestock was cattle, he did favor pigs.!
Pretty funny Bellie sitting comfortably underneath
Callie while you guys rode in the roundabout ❣️❣️❤️
It definitely didn’t seem to bother them to ride like that but I couldn’t of tolerated it but then I’m not available. It’s amazing what good friends they have become❣️❣️❣️❣️❣️
First I noticed the rain puddles, wish we had the problem. Your animals are well taken care of - be interesting to find out how the minerals help. Pigs have done a good job on the garden - only we did not need their help at the time and hot wire had not been invented yet. Always a good video !!
I had no idea that copper was so important. I enjoy seeing the daily activities of working a farm / ranch I look forward to seeing all your videos.
Yeah for the new Redmond copper and selenium infused blocks. It will sure be interesting to see the results. Where you raise your own replacement heifers it will be very educational to see the long term results as the age; is the copper deficiency accumulative?? Happy chickens happy egg layers😆
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Good video. Salt. Interesting subject. About 25years ago I spent a summer around the Amish people. I drove them around, locally and sometimes across several states. One of their conversations was being tested for mineral shortages and over supply amounts of minerals in the people themselves. They mentioned copper and some that I hadn't heard of. Aluminum usually was way over. Don't know how that happened.but it was there. They mentioned their animals, milk, even their gardens and crops. Don't know how much was fact but sounded interesting anyway. The good side of things though, they survived if we knew more on this subject we could maybe healthier I guess. I'll leave it to someone smarter than me to decide.
Always enjoy your video. Good luck with your rsts. They look healthy though. Lol
Just a idea but maybe be beneficial to trap a few of the cats at the ranch and maybe have a couple around the shop area 🤷♂️
Great video Tyler! Catch ya in the next one!
We bought some rat x. It seemed to work well. Haven’t seen any rats or mice in months. It looks as though most of the garden is on the faces of the pigs lol.
Put a dummy wire around 2 foot in , on the pig fence , that might do
Even being right about the steers not going too far from the bale 99% of the time still means a 1% chance of a round-up and who wants to spend the time or have risk injury to human or beast in the process?
Good day Tyler!
Love your videos! Where do you purchase your good nature traps if you don’t mind me asking? Keep up the awesome channel! Cheers!
The trailer with the cattle feeder THAT FDR actually did build shows up in this video. hardly ever used?
Wow the cows really like that Redmond salt, How do the pigs get all those ear notches are they born that way ?
Farmers notch the pigs ears when they’re real young. It’s a numbering system. Each area on the ear corresponds with a number.
Reese’s pieces have always worked well for inviting mice and rats to dessert. 😜
Just found your channel through a local friend. I'll probably learn and absorb like a sponge! Thanks for a great video! Happy New Year to all!
What happened to that hay feeder wagon that you built several months ago?
I use Redmond real salt and bagged mineral for my horses. I have to order it from Redmond. There aren’t any dealers in my part of the country.
With Cattle cubes...you can leave fence open...with hay, you had better close the gate on them.
Try pepperoni sticks, they love the smell 😂
If the roosting bar is too cold the chickens will roost on the ground.
Trailcam can't pick up ghost rats! 😀
THX
We have Spypoint trail cameras out at the ranch at the front gate so we can see any movement at the gate. There have been times where we have driven into the gate and the camera never goes off. I don't know about other brands, but I am not a big fan of Spypoint.
Snarky key board warriors. Surely not 😂😂😂
The rat had concussion symptoms so his teammates dragged him into the Blue Tent where doctors sent him back to locker room.
Ck with medical staff, lol.
Casper the friendly rat!
people being snarky nnnoooooo that would never happen LMBO,
A Florida exterminator that checked my house for rats (they had been there but had moved on) baits them with Slim Jim’s smeared with peanut butter
He agreed with me that the go-to peanut butter is Skippy Super Chunk; my own favorite when it’s not catching rodents
Once when I has a squirrel problem in Georgia I baited my have a heart traps with Planters mixed nuts rolled in Skippy SC (this was prior to Slim Jim’s & S-SC PB)
Caught squirrels AND a possum as big as your rat
The 1st time the trap was found laying on its side, bait gone
I drove a 2’ piece of rebar through the trap into the ground & caught the possum on the 2nd try
My trail camera has a delay where it won't take another picture/video for a preset amount of time after an activation.
I’m rather new to your channel. I had no idea you were in Ca. 😂 greetings from San Diego. One more thing. I use a Ratinator trap, they recommend baiting with tuna. Maybe try that in your live trap. I had a rat in a trap disappear. I got with the cannibalism theory. Now we tie the traps to something.
Old wooden TRAP for rats went missing-Uncle: 'You don't want to see what dragged that away ,sonny!'
@@CurrentChoices Trust me I know.
Hope you can catch All those rats real soon.
My question with your round bale feeder at the steer pasture is why do you have it in the low area where the water collects and not back up on the top of the hill?
Hope you all have a great day.
I had the same question. I am sure Tyler has a reason, however.
I'm guessing it's because the sprinkler heads are all up and down the hill. Wouldn't want the steers milling about and possibly breaking them
I know their feet won’t freeze, but just thought carpet on the roost would give some non slip footing! Thanks for answering the hay in the steer pasture question 👍
Bird mites can live in carpeting, so I expect it would be less comfortable rather than more comfortable.
Just sprinkle with diatomaceous earth@@rochrich1223
You have cats, possums and skunks roaming your properties. They would have learned the sound of the trap going off, means an easy meal. We've also seen Callie chowing down on rats and mice. Of course the trail cam should have caught the action if it was working properly... 🤔
On trail cameras, a hunter that uses over 20 trail cameras said that 'sometimes they just don't take the shots regardless of brand. If he is really interested in a spot he will often use 2 or more cameras of different brands. Just sayin.
BTW I'm damn glad I live in 'the rat free province'. I don't think I have ever seen a rat in the wild. We are also not allowed to have pet rats. The only live rats allowed are for science/medical research. You are allowed to buy dead rats for feeding snakes BUT they MUST be dead when you buy them.
Tyler been catching rodents for years and found peanut butter works the best for bait....
Hello Tyler, I seen videos on how you control the fly problem maybe I have missed videos on how you control ticks. Do you have a tick problem? Here in Africa we have to dip or spray our cattle once or twice a week. What is your secret?
Rats also like cracked eggs.
Pete?!?!😊
Try peanut butter in the trap,