Great video .Thanks for making it for us

Very interesting. Thanks for taking the time to film and show this to us

Great set up. Thanks for sharing.

@HeritageFarmsTexas

5 жыл бұрын

Cheryl Hirsch DIY Fun - thanks for stopping by.

Dude you nailed it! Didn't look like you lost any feed from the bucket👍

@HeritageFarmsTexas

5 жыл бұрын

Hamiltonville Farm - LoL, only a guy like you would appreciate that small feat. Lots of experience. 👍👍

Great video. We really enjoyed that!

pretty cool unit great video

That’s pretty cool! Those cows sure are strong !

Great video fellow Texans new friend here 👍👍

This was interesting to watch. Love this channel:)

@HeritageFarmsTexas

5 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much. Means the world to us.

very interesting nice work new friend

So that how you feed the calfs!! Awwww!! There so cute!!😱 Awesome video!! Wooo hwooo!!

Neat set up. I did not know this. I love cattle and hope to have some one day. but don't think i can afford the land needed so i might just get one or 2 depending on how much acres I can find when I buy a home next summer.

A neighbor built me a creep feeder for my goats. Sadly no one would go in and eat. Think it was to enclosed, the kids couldn't see in there. At least that is what I'm assuming.

@HeritageFarmsTexas

5 жыл бұрын

That’s a shame, I would have thought they would have figured it out.

Awesome. 👍🏼 beautiful property. We are currently searching for a few acres. I feel bad for my husband, I will forever be out in the barn with the animals. 😜 Great video. ☘️

I never knew what they were called it sounded like maybe a guard job at a prison or something at first

@HeritageFarmsTexas

5 жыл бұрын

Thanks for viewing. I hear you.

Nice explanation on how that creep feeder works. They do get beat to hell. LOL

very nice. thank you for sharing. we just met in a great live chat...it was nice talking to you.

So glad I saw you today in Pusa Studios live stream. Best wishes to making your goals!

Wow that is awesome creep feeder the cow is pulling a line to eat

Aww yes .. Always fun when ya separate them out and listen to them call for each other for a few days .... Great Video and very informative .. thank you !! ~

I thought Angus and Simmentals had plenty of milk, to raise calves. .... efficiently without the assistance of a Creep Feeder?

@HeritageFarmsTexas

3 жыл бұрын

Hello, in ideal conditions you are correct. However, if you have too many cows on a pasture and not enough grass, it’s also a great way to supplement and keep the cows from drawing down. It also helps the calves to weigh more at weaning, which is what it’s all about when you sell them. Appreciate you watching. Thanks.

@gmathis4829

3 жыл бұрын

@@HeritageFarmsTexas I live in the Ozark Highlands Region of Arkansas and Missouri.....we receive less Annual Precipitation per Year than Y'all......we sell 'em as Calves and Yearlings same as Y'uns do.......same 40 inches of rain a year. And 'we' don't Creep Feed like Y'all do.... either a Mama raises a Heavy Calf and Breeds Back......and stays.... or she goes to Wendy's...... Don't make the Damn Excuse about " in an ideal situation".....

Looks like ya need to wear a mask doing that. Great Title for those of us who have no idea what you were talking about. The Cattle, They Knew ...LOL

@HeritageFarmsTexas

5 жыл бұрын

Above And Beyond Drones - Yes, good idea. You learn quickly which way the wind is blowing.