Ultra-sounding Our Heifers



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47 thoughts on “Ultra-sounding Our Heifers”

  1. Brian talking to the vet about getting him to fix his elbow is the best some places the Vet is the only Dr for miles and I'm sure most farmers/ranchers would trust the vet more than a regular Dr.

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  2. My uncle was a World War II veterinarian doctor, but people kept coming to him to fix wounds and cuts and such he was reluctant, but would do it upon their insistence. Turned out he was probably just as good as the human doctors.
    I saw him stitch my dad after a construction accident, and neither one of them flinched. That generation was pretty awesome.

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  3. Brian looks like a goose laid an egg on his elbow, better get that checked out. But you know farmers are tough old birds. Love your videos brings back memories of the farm life.

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  4. My gf is salivating at the thought of having some of Cole’s meat in her mouth. I worry that she’ll put too much in her mouth, start gagging and then be unable to swallow. Tell me, Cole, if she tries your meat and doesn’t get pregnant, do I have to waste time fattening her up or can I send her to the sale barn straight away?

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  5. I can’t hardly wait for some of your “MEAT” I hope I’m able to be one of the first one to get some. I actually hope this takes off well and you do continue to sell and ship your beef off to viewers. I have watched your videos for a few years now. I’m excited 😊. I’ll pray Brian’s elbow isn’t to serious and the swelling goes down. I’m sure it will be pretty bruised in a couple of days. Thanks so much for taking us along on your daily farming. I truly enjoy watching. 🥰🩵💛

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  6. Why do I watch thee? Let me count the ways……..I like you both. I like your style. I like that you work together so beautifully. And I love seeing your cattles? (I’m just about caught up with watching all your old videos. So get with it!)

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  7. Ouch! My hubby had the same swelling on his elbow recently, his however got worse over a short amount of time and got red and the redness started to spread. Turned out he had olecranon bursitis and it had gotten infected. So if it starts reddening at all, get it seen to straight away because you will need antibiotics and it can actually be pretty nasty if left and not treated. It can develop into septic bursitis (usually if theres a break in the skin, no matter how deep or big/small that break is, itlets bacteria into the bursa sac in the elbow and then you can get cellulitis symptoms amongst other stuff if it goes into septic bursitis. So keep a close eye on it, and the second the skin reddens (past the redness caused by the initial injury of course) get it seen to. Hopefully the bursitis goes away with at home treatment easily and doesnt get more complicated for Brian. X

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  8. The heifers are looking great! Y’all take such good care of your cattle! Cole, you’re great at keeping the equipment running and repaired! So much work to be done on a farm seems
    like the job is never “done.” 😂 Hope Brian’s elbow is better. That looked like it hurt like heck! Thanks again! I’d be interested in tasting your beef! 🥩🙌🏻

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  9. Born there, lived there life there, fed from good silage, what meat could taste nicer! good luck I think your meat will fly away!! the other option is supermarket meat, it's brought in as calf, fed up in a shed in cramped surroundings and fed whatever rubbish they will eat. Do a test with supermarket meat and your meat, show us the video. good idea's farm!

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  10. Yesterday I walked out to the pasture with my new Sonne farm slappy in one hand and a Yuengling lager in the Sonne Farms kozzie in the other, you'd be surprised how much more respect I got! 😂

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  11. Cole, I love your solution for holding the spring in place while you reassemble the adjoining parts. I'm gonna try that soon. Brian, I love your solution for going into public with your new elbow "it's called long sleeves". 😂 I laughed so hard I had to back up the video to see what I missed. Your dry delivery is just perfect. 😂😅😊

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  12. I know I do not leave replies. But I do watch your videos all the time. Love the way you and your dad work together. But anyway, would definitely be interested in buying some of your beef. Being from the Midwest, I can appreciate good quality beef. thank You very much for the great videos.

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