Fenton, Illy, Filly and Folly. There has to be a song in there somewhere!😊

@BooBuKittyPhuk

Жыл бұрын

It makes perfect sense right

@fandommenace9575

Жыл бұрын

They will all go off on an adventure to find gold, beware the dragon 🐉

@algrant5293

Жыл бұрын

Fenton, Illy, Folly, Filly Live in Gloustershire (that isn't hilly) The happy cows do as they please And help to make the Glouster cheese 😅 🧀

@olliethepolytherian

Жыл бұрын

@@algrant5293 👏👏👏👏👏👏amazing ❤😂😂

@jamjar5716

11 ай бұрын

@@algrant5293 And there we have it! Thanks @algrant! That was fun!

I don't know why but the deadpan "she has a twin brother... Folly." took me out 😂

@CotswoldFarmPark

Жыл бұрын

Happy to entertain 😂

@eveadame1059

11 ай бұрын

​@@CotswoldFarmPark I was born in Gloucester in England 🦋🌿

That cow's udder looks as if it carrying the entire cheese wheel.

@pattidrier9593

Жыл бұрын

A breed bred for production, called Holsteins in the US. Different name overseas.

@j.v3896

Жыл бұрын

@@pattidrier9593 no, it's a completely different breed. Holstein Friesian are a dairy breed with little consideration for raising them for meat. This breed is called Gloucester or old Gloucester and is currently an endangered rare breed. It can be used for both dairy and meat

@sandrasharp2934

11 ай бұрын

Baa baa mama cow How do your udders grow? Heavy and full, dragging and ouch..."

These are the most beautiful breed of cows!! I love the color and that Bull is just gorgeous!!

oh my gosh the white tails are the CUTEST

I will make sure I buy Gloucestershire cheese from now on. I promise to buy some today or tom. 12/ 5 I bought Gloucestershire cheese today as I said I would.

They are beautiful!! Love their white tails❤

I now really want to find *_Single_* Gloucester Cheese. Finding Double Gloucester is easy enough but finding the single variety is not so easy. I do, certainly, want to support good British farmers though.

She probably a freemartin

@CotswoldFarmPark

Жыл бұрын

Good knowledge!

@slowpokebr549

Жыл бұрын

Beat me to it......ive made the mistake of keeping a twin heifer. She was sterile.

@deborahlearman6009

Жыл бұрын

Yes, sadly! She’s adorable. ❤

@auldfouter8661

Жыл бұрын

@@slowpokebr549 I always kept them and got about 10% to breed . Saved one female family that way.

@2Cambell

Жыл бұрын

Not always. My neighbor's herd has been blessed with twins many times and they seem to breed just fine. 😊

It's so beautiful the whole family together. And the twin brothers roaming freely. Beautiful beautiful video ❤❤❤

bbeautiful color and shine on those animals. the babies look happy

This is so wonderful that you raise these cows and don't kill them. So glad and you love them too❤

Mom and Dad are gorgeous

dad looks like such a dad.

Two days old bless absolutely beautiful beyond words thank you ✌️💖🙏❤️🙏

Absolutely awesome cattle. He certainly is an Impressive fellow. Mom is quite the cow!

I am learning about breeds from all over & MOM looks like she is handling it,twins look great and are thriving .Twins are beautiful and mom & dad have produced awesome calves.❤😊🤗🐮

❤️❤️Vedere gli animali liberi e felici❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

Fenton!❤ so handsome!

These are beautiful unique looking cows

That's really dope thank you for sharing 🥰

Good looking Gloucester's , good looking bull , mum's got an awesome bag , well fed calves 👍

Greetings ✨ from Florida 🐬 Thank You 🙏 for Sharing these Gems of Wisdom 👌 I will be purchasing Glouster ✨ Cheese 🧀 You Sir, have a Beautiful Cattle Family!

That is so cool!

They are wonderful!!! ❤

BEAUTIFUL ANIMALS

I’m so impressed with these gorgeous creatures and their protection to produce Gloucester cheese.

How adorable ❤

I will support!

Filly the Calf. Amazing.

Beautiful animals ❤

Beautiful cattle.

Thank you for the information.

FENTON!!!! 🦌🦌🦌🦌🦌🦌🦌🦌🦌🦌🦌🐕💨🐾🐾🐾

UGH they're SO CUTE. The more I actually see the cows... The less I wanna eat them... they're just so god damn adorable And big Fenton! Majestic man!

What,a,nice,vidio,she's,so,adorable,her,dad,omg,he's,so,huge, 💜💜 thank,you,for,shareing,filling,is,adorable

Beautiful animals

Well they are beautiful❤

So adorable! 🐃🐄🐂🐂

They’re so cute! ❤

Beautiful!!!

Bueatiful little calves with impressive parents.

Very beautiful breed ❤

That's super cool, I'm sure it'll be fascinating to see if the twins pattern gets passed down her genetic lineage

@raccoontrashpanda1467

11 ай бұрын

When twin calves are born if one is male the female will usually be sterile.

Wow! Most interesting facts ive learned about cows ever. Gloucestershire cheese sounds perfect. Wonder if i can find it in Vermont? We have holsteins. Love cows! Love the twins..very pretty. Joy to you. ❤

Cute!

Fenton is an absolute unit

IMPRESSIVE!

❤❤❤❤

God is blessing the earth. (Faster)! Twins! M/F!! Congratulations

so wonderful

Beautiful ❤

the rendition is superb! lovely video❤️

so unique and adorable

Fenton a unit tbh. Big lad

They got the same spots at their mom and its adorable

Thanks for your psa. These cows are so beautiful. I will only eat this cheese now on my crackers or anything else I can shmear it on. I want to help with their survival❤

@bigteddy66

11 ай бұрын

Don't you like the bull and the calves?

Very beautiful ❤️

Wish I could get Gloucester cheese where I live, out in the middle of nowhere. Loved it when I lived in 🇬🇧

Wow, Perfect cattle right there! Beautiful build&colour. Fenton is so gentle and a real Unit. Sooo pretty with the crome, but their build... (even the Twinmother..) Ty for letting them have time together. Love it.

This video game me serotonine lol❤😊

naming scheme like LOTR dwarves lol

💖😋

that's a mighty big load of bull.!.

I see people wearing nose rings like that!! 😅😂😊

That calf’s a Filly! I bet you guys also have a horse named “Heifer”.

Double Gloucester cheese often, but I've never seen Single Gloucester cheese sold though I have heard of it.

FENTOOOON! FENNNNTOOOON!

❤ Fenton is a handsome bull, is he the type that I could give scratches and pats too, or is he more of an admire from afar type of guy?

Do you have issues with fertility in the heifers from bull/calf twins. (Free Martin's )

I'm getting that cheese next time I go shopping!

Oh this makes me SO happy!! Just had a bunch of political shorts all in a row come up and I was getting despondent and then this... ❤🥰🌞💫🐄🐮💐 lovely!!!

FENTOOOOON!!! FENTON!!! Oh my god... FENTOOOON!!!

Love the names and I'm a twin so this is so cool to see twin cows as you said it's not common to see that. Thanks for the video. ❤😊

Fenton + Illy = Filly/Folly

Noted

ПРЕКРАСНЫЕ ТЕЛЯТКИ🤗🤗😘🥰🙏

Oh my god i remember going to this farm park a few times 5 ish years ago

Fenton is amazingly magnificent!!!

I have eaten it. It’s amazing. I don’t like many cheese that one I Love!

What will Filly's future be, since she's a freemartin.

the bull being named fenton took me out imagine that unit running at a herd of deer.

Love their white tails!

Beautiful calf

Unfortunately for Filly there probably wont be any milk from her given she’s got a male twin. No babies means no milk and she’s a freemartin!

@emilybarclay8831

Жыл бұрын

@Kate Mohr she’s a female with a male twin meaning she’s an infertile freemartin who will never produce milk because she can’t ever get pregnant

@h06anbjo

Жыл бұрын

@Kate Mohr emily barclay's comment was regarding the future of the little heifer.. She probably won't ever breed, which means she won't be producing any milk..

@ashrowan2143

Жыл бұрын

​@@katemohr6580it's not her getting enough milk this persons talking about, a freemartin is a female calf who has a male twin, in cattle this usually results in an intersex condition that makes the female calf infertile so they are unable to breed and unless you give them hormone supplements they are unable to produce milk(if you give them hormones they will eventually produce milk and so long as you continue to harvest that milk you can take them off of the supplements and continue milking them it's just not as easy as with a standard cow and you can't get calves from them, very rarely a freemartin will be fertile but it's not something a person should bet on)

@kimicappiello5480

Жыл бұрын

​@@ashrowan2143thank you for not making me go on Google for this... Googling things has become an extreme sport for me...

I shall start eating Gloucestershire cheese now 👍🏼

FENTOOOOOOOOOON jesus FENTOOOOOOOOON

CUTE! And now I know how to pronounce Gloucester.

They are so precious. He must have some potent swimmers. Lol. That's like one time we got an entire thing of eggs that every single one of them was a DOUBLE yolk. EVERY single one out of two dozen eggs was a double yolk. We didn't eat any of them because it freaked us out so bad. It was SO weird. I felt like there was some weird hormones probably of being utilized that I didn't really think we wanted to ingest. 🤷🏼

@feuerling

Жыл бұрын

When chickens are young they'll lay weird eggs, like double yolk or fairy eggs. Those eggs are sometimes sold separately for people who want double yolks. You probably got one of those packs unknowingly.

You'd think that multiple calves would be more common considering that cows have 4 teats, nature isn't usually that kind with redundant body parts.

Notice in this dairy herd , some of the cattle have horns. That’s not the norm in USA our dairy cows are pretty much have had their horned removed. It’s a gastly process as I remember it from childhood

@badgerpa9

Жыл бұрын

Even more ghastly when a kid gets ran through by a horn. Better to cut them off, it is like trimming your nails there is no nerves in the horn and 3 blood vessels.

@user-zy4wv7yx1z

Жыл бұрын

​@@badgerpa9 The end of the horn doesn't have blood flow, but the base absolutely does. In the US they clip the horn and then burn the base. Imagine clipping your nails and then taking a hot iron to the rest of your nail. Does that sound painfree?

@deborahlearman6009

Жыл бұрын

We dehorned our calves and baby goats under one month old. Simple.

@badgerpa9

Жыл бұрын

@@user-zy4wv7yx1z I know no one in the USA that burns the base. Simpler once you cut the horn to pull the three blood vessels so they are not a cut but a tear and they stop bleeding right away. I have dehorned thousands of cattle with the old saw way and also with the new "chemical" way and I would rather do the saw, it is once and then the animal cannot run the horn through another animal or a person. If the animals have been interacted with and are not semi wild most do not even fight while you are removing the horn. If the animals are semi wild they fight that they are in a catch and do no want a person by them. By the way your comment that the end of the horn does not have blood flow, why would you cut the end of the horn? you are removing the horn so the animal cannot hurt another animal so you cut at the base only. Kind of a unintelligent comment. My cats fight getting their nails trimmed more.

@user-zy4wv7yx1z

Жыл бұрын

@@deborahlearman6009 So a young animal can't feel pain? Do you have a scientific article to back up your claim or is that claim based purely on your opinion?

Never knew that, thanks

FENTON!!! OH JESUS CHRIST. FENTON!

Haha, I went to school with a "Fenton" who was plus sized... Was there a similar inspiration for the bulls name I wonder?

Oooo, is Filly a Freemartin?

Filly, Folly and Illy? 🌝🌝🌝🌝🌝

800 kilos god damn

A friend of mine has Gloucesters and makes cheese.

Made anywhere else, it is known as sparkling white cheese.

This is a whole lot of bull (pun intended)