tagging Dexter calves & cowpen geology

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4. This video is extremely helpful. Thank you for taking the time to share all of this information.

5. Hi Pete, how will you do this now that you've changed barns?

6. HI there Pete. I'm so glad you didn't get ear tagged. Mine would read 6301. What would yours read?

7. Fun with winter cattle maintenance.

8. Hey Pete, quick question…if the tags tore off, how do you know their sequence when retagging them? How can you tell if they are the 1st 2nd or 3rd calf that year if the tag is no longer there? Just curious. Cheers.

9. Yes,

10. Thanks for sharing it was very informativeThanks for sharing it was very informative

11. I think your wife is great reminds me of my wife before she got sick I been married for 27 year your a lucky man

12. Pete, another great video! Thanks for sharing. John

13. Sean want you really want me right now I really really liked you right right but now I’m not right now I’m really really good right now I’m really not good 👍 I I cannot want you to come right right next right right to you but you really really cannot want you right to do it but now right now but right right but I’m not even right really really bad but really really good right but now right I just now want right right next year year end year of day but not even now I’m not going to right right next right right to right right next to right right but now I cannot want it right right to end end up right

14. Does the right or left ear have any significants?

15. What ya got there is a poo mogul field.

16. What's the name of the marker?

17. Are you originally from Minnesota? I saw a Gophers T-shirt in a previous video.

18. Be 43-44 years ago, worked in small sawmill, boss raised Charolais beef .
    In fall early November we take a Saturday n round up all that years calfs.
    For banding or crimping.
    Had a one sided stall with posts.
    Run calfs in there & 3 of us would force calf up against the wall & about 4' off ground were three exposed beams we (3) of us young men whom worked in the mill & fairly strong would reach over n grab beams n body slam calfs against wall.
    One of owners sons either band or crimp Bulls to create steers.
    Thing was calfs could of been born in April/may or last month.
    Was a all morning/day job depending on herd size that year.
    The three of the "holders" had to work fast and as a team especially on larger ones.
    Was a real work out for sure.
    We were young Strong & was in need of money.
    The day pay was 20-40$ & in 77 was a lot of money.
    Was a bit of fun cause you bust n tease each other some, but the team work was great, lot of the guys we played sports with in high school.
    At the end of the day you were tired, had some cash in your pocket, but satisfied of a day of good work accomplished.
    Hmm maybe why spines full of Mr. Arthritis now.
    Times were good then.
    Loving this channel Pete, brings so many good memories up.
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19. I use those tag markers on spin on oil filters alot easier to see at a glance what tractor needs an oil change

20. Is it possible to supplement the waste on the floor with rock salt? It could lower the freezing point and you could possibly clear it out, or maybe it would keep the sludge soft so it would clump so bad…?

21. He's a lefty.

22. Is there a reason your using the headgate backwards? There's a slot & loop for doing a chain halter on the other side so they can't toss their head around once caught.

23. Im subscribing because I’m trying to start a farm, and your videos are so far some of the best information there is.

24. Sweet!!
    You have a way to simplify the subjects, even for a flintstone like me..:) thank you!!

25. Pete, your videos are excellent! I am learning a lot and enjoying watching them. I hope more people will subscribe to your channel.

26. Excellent video thank you 🙂

27. I really appreciate your detailed description of what you are doing! I just got into cattle (2 mini jerseys, bcs couldn't find Dexter's near me in Tallahassee, FL). I am learning as I go, I see I need a headgate, lol

28. We used to call those hay/manure grooves the petrified forest.

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