The Great Cattle Caper

44 thoughts on “The Great Cattle Caper”

1. Do you ever need to bring in a “hoof doctor” to treat your cattle or pigs? I always wonder if walking in mud is difficult for the animals. Thanks!

2. 👍👍👍👍👍👏👏👏👏👏

3. 22:30

4. It’s wonderful to see the old tractors working after restoration so beautifully to watch work them. 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

5. Your so lucky to have so many tractors to work with. Almost one for every task. Most small farmers only have one or maybe two.
   When had my small part time farm up in Maine I used a CK 5 Jeep.
   That was my tractor/skidder/errand truck etc.

6. 🐖🐖🐄🐄 Good Show! … Bruce

7. thx

8. We have pasture on both sides of the road that we live on. Once in a while , cows and or bulls, will travel under the bridge and end up on the other side. All the pushing and shoving , ( pecking order) always makes me cringe. Of the bulls get to each other, that fighting is loud and upsetting.
   Also when we sort cows, I never do it without having a cane in my hands. It makes your arm reach a lot wider, and just a poke on the behind gets them moving in the right direction. And gives me a farther distance from those back legs, that can kick with lightening speed. Hillary is a really good helper!

9. Go Rollins

10. So interesting, and Peter makes it fun !

11. I love your channel y'all are so cute together hello from Tennessee

12. I would like to see É“ossoe plg

13. Your farm is so pretty..poop and all.

14. Another great video. Thanks for bringing reality to do many who have no idea of what is involved in raising animals for food!

15. Enjoyed this one very much. I like the way you two work together to move your animals, having an understanding of which way to move to accomplish where you want them. It is nice to listen to you talk to them.
    My husband hasn't a clue even with a cat. He always moves the wrong way when we need to capture one to medicate or crate for the vet. Just not his thing. But what can you say, it is only for a cat. But believe me a tame house cat can become spooked too and then it is a problem. Keep up the good work.
    Take Care.

16. Enjoyed this video very much. Great teamwork.

17. And here’s me thinking it was all done with a lasso and a horse. Care and patience appears to work a lot better. 👍👍👍

18. It’s a hand full , but that’s the way it goes sometimes as a kid we would do it, we bring them in the pen to spaying them down good because of flies.

19. Wow!!! Farming is certainly a true task and dedication and love is certainly required, not to mention management.

20. Great Video,,

21. Great job! I learned quite a bit! When I retire from teaching I will be doing some small scale farming!

22. Do you order the school shirts or do school end them to you?

23. There's an old saying, "Plan your work and work your plan." I think it applies here. LOL I remember doing this with Uncle Paul. Whose worse, cows or pigs?

24. Pete knows his stuff👍

25. You gotta get him a nose ring to guide him

26. I just started watching so I'm not sure if this is a "thing", but I love when he says "Cmon cows!" Lol.

27. Your wife went to Rollins College? We live in Casselberry FLA, about 30 minutes away…

28. Pete, don't kill your belly pot pig, he served you well and now it's time for him to live the rest of his life like you do !!!!

29. You need a cow brush.

30. Rollins College was the alma mater of Mr. Rogers.

31. lot of work but at least you don't have idiot bosses telling you how to do your job except the crazy liberals who think we should just all be vegetarians and eat bugs

32. This is so fun to watch you both sorting these crazy cows, calf’s & 2bulls. My favorite plus the clown cart.😂✨👍

33. Loved this!

34. After watching Pete and Hilarie rebuild their family Farm Home in 1990, anything he builds or rebuilds is a special treat to watch. IMPRESSIVE!!!! Is what he did to that falling down roached out house. It gives us a GOOD feeling that Pete represents small family farmers in New England. I came from one in Southern Vermont.

35. Always a bit of fun

36. A feel good channel,…. addicting.

37. YOU GUY'S ARE A GOOD TEAM, THE WIFE IS A HARD WORKER. LUCKY YOU

38. 🥰🙏🙏🙏

39. You can always chase them where ever they want to go… LOL

40. Hey Pete! Thanks for the videos, they have good information for us! We are on the arid plains of Colorado where the sun shines and no rain falls on our dexters!
    One of our questions is, do you trim your cows hooves?

41. Hey Pete, I picked up a really cool book about tractors I would like to send you, do you have a PO box or? I live in MO

42. You and Hillary have that down pat so there is no real problem it’s just a lot of running around back-and-forth which is a little annoying but on a small farm that’s expected it’s about the way I would’ve done it so you get your steps in for the day the cardio is good

43. Pete/Hillary,
    It’s great to watch your videos, my son who is in his 3rd year of residency In Pa, wants to eventually end up with a small farm like yours. Thanks for what you do!

44. "The Maginot Line" Good one Pete. No tmany people even have a clue what it was (wasn't).

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