We Have A VERY SICK 🤒 Cow On Our Farm! 🚨.

Go pig, pig. What do you say, pig, pig? Sheeps. Get off of there. There we go. Pigs first. Pigs, pigs, pigs. That's what I'm talking about. Sheeps. What do you say, sheeps? What do you say? There we go. Golly. Couple of Tina's right there. Morning. I apologize if your name's Tina. I don't know, I was in a movie. Tina, Tina, Tina. Anyway, morning everybody. Chet, Dos Forms. Yep. Got the piggly wigglies. Got the sheeps. Every single video, somebody asks me, are they pregnant? I have zero idea. Every single video, somebody asks me when Izzy's due. I have zero idea. We're just all going to find out together. No, I don't think the pigs are going to eat the baby sheeps, okay? Pigs that eat baby sheeps and baby goats, those aren't those pigs. Those are little bitty pigs. Not that worried about it. When the babies are here, of course, I'll set up some kind of little thing where the mom can bond with them, that kind of deal. But you don't really have to worry about the bonding, just so you know, unless you've got like a hundred sheep. If you have a hundred mamas, and they're dropping a bunch of babies that all look exactly alike, you've got to make sure they bond with them as far as the smell goes. But we have two sheep. I mean, listen, if both them sheep give birth on the same day, and neither one of them sheep know which baby belongs to who, probably not going to keep them sheep. Okay? Shouldn't have those sheep in your breeding rotation. So calm this morning. Look at June in blue. She's just waiting on food, even though there's a brand spanking new bale. Oh weird, Skye's eating. Skye is massive, man. So funny. She's a big girl. We are going to keep Skye, by the way, in case you didn't know. She's just got really good genes, and she's going to give birth to hopefully some beefy boys. You know what I'm saying? We're honored that Tipsy gave us a good looking heifer. That'll be a good cow like herself. I'm excited. Let's look at the teenagers over here. Woo! What do we say, boys and girls? Allie, MJ, I don't have any food for you. I just came to say hi. Yep. Just came to say hi. Say good morning. Came to say hi to everybody, including you. Good to see you. Already with it? You stinker. What's up, buddy? Princess. How we feeling this morning? Well, in case you missed yesterday's video, Princess appears to be a little under the weather. I'm not sure if it's worms, but the treatment we give them does work on worms, but they haven't had it because we don't really have a fly problem right now. So, probably going to get them a worming block, probably going to get them a mineral tub. They even make little pouches of a dewormer, and we can give them that. But I might actually set up the shoot and actually work Princess and get her an actual, you know, another round of vaccinations. And maybe the others, too. They could be tagged, but we'll see. We got to do something because everybody else's poo looks pretty good. Princess's is pretty runny. I want to make sure that doesn't turn into anything. We don't have any issues, so let's go to Tractor Supply, my favorite place. I like Tractor Supply, but we need stuff from there anyway. Let's do it. I don't think anybody else brings their milk Mine's in the truck, woman. What's going on? It's been a few hours. So, we got some LA-300 from our friend Cheyenne Tyler. And, last time you guys said to draw this out easier, push as much air into the bottle as we want to draw out. So, I think I'm doing this right. So, it should be easier to draw, right? I mean, that's pretty smooth. I'm not going to lie. This is for Princess. This is an antibiotic. And she needs, like... Dude, you guys are so smart. She needs, like, 15 ml of this stuff, so we're going to draw it out twice. Or, I say draw it out twice. We're going to draw 15. This is 12. So, she's going to get two shots. And, we're doing this because she's got the Hershey squirts. But, she ain't eating no Hershey's. So... Dr. Chad. Boy, that'll make some people skin crawl. Yes, I'm putting this through the metal because I poked a hole in it. Oh, wait. Nope. See, I didn't do it right. I wasn't thinking. So, we need three out of this. So, we're going to draw back to three. I need 15 ml because it's 3 ml per 100 pounds. And, I'm betting she weighs about 500 pounds. Probably more like 400. But, you definitely want to... It's just an antibiotic. It's not that regulated. I mean, you wouldn't want to give her a whole jar like you would tipsy. I say regulated. It's not like it's as it's okay to be a little over. See, that didn't work. I wonder if it's this needle. I may not have the right size here. It's working, but it's just slower. I'm going to draw it until we have three. Oop, we're going to drip on my truck here. It's like 2.75. I need just a quarter more. I'll take it. So, there's three. These needles probably look really big on camera, but I mean, if I saw a doctor coming to me with this much in a tube, I'd be a little bit like, hey bro. But, it's not that bad. I'm going to give her... I think I told you guys yesterday. I really want to tag them and vaccinate them and give them their vaccines again plus the tetanus because I'm going to tag them. But, what I don't want to do with a sick animal is give them some giant cocktail because if something happens, right now I can walk into the vet and I can say, which we've used this before. I like it. She has to eat 2.5 pounds of this mixed with 10 pounds of feed. And, we're actually going to give it to Blue too. It's just a dewormer. And, Blue needs 1 pound of this with 5 pounds of feed. So, we're going to do this. Blue's not... Remember, Blue was just not feeling well a couple weeks ago. He's okay, but we figure if we're going to deworm Princess, might as well get a big enough bag to take care of the other one that wasn't feeling well. If we go to the vet right now, I can literally say like, let's say Princess isn't doing well tomorrow. You know, Blue recovered. He looks great. But, let's say we go to Princess tomorrow and she's really soft and she won't stand up. Really soft stool. We can go to the vet and say, hey dude, I gave her this and LA-300. But, if I give her the Vision 7 pink one, the tetanus and then the pink one's like, Bersakakalakalaka, or whatever. Sounds like something Raid ordered at the coffee shop. It's just too much for the vet to go, okay, well it could have been this. Okay, it could have been that. I mean, it looks like whatever he was trying to eat, he got. At least. If I get up there, I'm going to take his temperature before I let him out. Oh my goodness. Chickens! Who's hungry for the garden? It's just a black Australorp. We can't afford to take one of those out. Well, it looks like he got out. I don't know if people remember, but like, there's even a reel on Facebook from a couple months ago, but remember Frank on the 20 acres? Was a lot like Blue. Like, not working with a full deck. What's that saying? Wasn't sure he could organize a two-car parade. But remember Frank, we had all the panels set up for feeding and loading, and Frank went down and walked inside the panels, and there was a side of it that was completely open. The whole side. And he went in and got lost. Like he couldn't figure out where to go to get back to his mom. And he stood there at the panel. And the whole side behind him was open. All he had to do was turn around. June turned around and walked off. She was like, oh my goodness. I do remember that. Anyway, Blue's kind of eh. We'll say, just on the verge. You know. Sorry if you can hear that tractor in the background. The county's mowing. They mow. They mow all summer. Here they are in October. They're trying to get their last cut in, I'm sure. But, hang on. It's a mud hole in here. Let's try this. What we'll do is funnel him through and we'll lock her in here. Remind me to put MJ with them, too. Come on. Woo! Come on. You might open that gate behind you real quick. Yep. Can you slowly walk up on her right and pull that black one shut behind her? See her dung? Honey figured it out. Hang on. Yeah, she's even got droop in her eyes. That's right. We got everything she could need here. Hang on. So mad. So, I think what we'll do is that's a gallon bag. She needs half of it. So, we'll give her two quarts. Let's see if she'll just eat it. Well, it says not to just give directly. It says to mix with food. So, we want to do half and half. Let's try this. Put half of that in there, but let me do this at the same time. Mix it up a little bit. Alright, I'll go for it. We call that half for sure. Shh! Not at the table, Lily. Shh! There we go. So, we'll just let her eat in peace. Make sure she gets every bit of it because we've got all day. Yeah. Well, I don't think it'd be a bad idea to interrupt anyway. We did decide to go ahead because we checked a little bit, but we did decide to go ahead and tag her. So, that is the tetanus. And then this is the antibiotic. Come here, Blue. Come through the opening. He acts like he wants to. Stinker! Good job, sister. Get all that dewormer. I'm trying to get Blue in here. You want me to take your temperature? You want me to take yours? Blue! Look! My goodness, like a daggone giraffe. How far back does that tongue go? Can we see? Woo-hoo-hoo-hoo-hoo! Gene, don't put it up close to my face. What is wrong with you? Blue, come in here and eat your food. You can come eat, you know. So, we took some cubes out because she was dining on the cubes and not the medicine. But, this will definitely help if she'll keep eating it. See, she's looking for cubes. No, she's eating it. She's just not her choice. She's just protesting a little bit. So, yes, we have a chute. Yes, I could go get the tractor. Yes, I could make a huge mess putting it into place. Yes, I should have done it months ago, but we didn't. So, what you do right now is you just make the animal healthy. Moving that chute, we could do it. I could set it up. I could rearrange the panels. It's not difficult. I could even aim the chute just like it is and have her just go out in the pasture when we work her. But, what we're going to do is the exact same thing we do with Honey. I'm going to walk her in head first here because the weight of this panel is also the weight of the bow gate, which is real heavy, and another panel. We're just going to squish her right here and then we're going to use a ratchet strap, which we've done before, to hold her so she can't go forwards or backwards. If it doesn't work, it doesn't work. I'm pretty sure it will, though. She's not as lethargic as Blue. So, she may need to go in the chute. If she does, we will. I'm not going to risk injury, but we'll see. Sometimes when they don't feel good, they just kind of let you work them. Well, we managed to slip Blue in the back door. Princess is still over there. She's kind of protesting her food. We've got some Sweet Feed we could put on it, but I think if we do it, she'll just eat the Sweet Feed like she did the cubes. Right now, she's hungry, so she's eating the medicine even if she doesn't really want to. Sweet Feed, well, she's already got diarrhea, too, and the Sweet Feed could also make that worse. Blue and taters, you could feed drugs. Literally, we could just load Blue up with... I mean, this is drugs. It's medicine. He doesn't care that there's no cattle crack on it. He doesn't care there's no cubes. That's probably why he's sick. He just eats whatever's in front of him. I mean, he's still got pokeberries on him, but again, I think it's because he's barely taller than the berries. They just walk through. I'm not going to look at that. It wouldn't be on his back if he's eating. He's just vertically challenged. They're just walking through him. He's eating pretty good. As you can see, he's actually got quite a bit of mess on him, but honestly, I'm not saying this is an excuse, but the hairier the butt, the harder it is to clear the chute. We'll deworm just in case. I mean, yeah, now he's been dewormed, but he's had all his shots. He was fully vaccinated, tagged, banded. He actually had a tag, but June didn't think it was cute, so it's gone. I don't know if she ate it or what. But honestly, I honestly think the problem we're having is so much rain. Well, he was sick before the rain. Well, true, but rain brings parasites, worms, stuff like that. You just can't beat it sometimes. Well, and they all need a little help. Not every animal is capable of getting through everything. My trouble is now, she's acting like she's full. Look at the babies over there. Don't go towards the panels. Don't do it. You weren't filming, but I wish I would have been, because we tried it. Well, I was filming a couple times when we tried it, but you picked up that pin right there, and we just slightly opened it for Blue, and look at him. Hey, Blue. Get out of there. What are you doing? Golly. He's so curious, though. He just walked right in. Hi, buddy. Blue's eyes were watery, just like Princess's are right now, and now he's looking like 10 times better after we gave him the LA-300. Well, his eyes aren't watering at all. No, not at all. We gave him the LA-300, which is an antibiotic, and it cleared everything up. So maybe Blue and Princess might have got a little cold. They might be a little sick. I don't know, but I also think that Blue and Princess both kind of get pushed around a little bit, and so when they're all together in the big herd, they might not, you know, get as much as they need, or they just kind of get pushed back. Again, the cows aren't eating 24-7, so when the cows do go lay down, it's not like Blue can't get up and go eat some hay on his own. He's looking for those cubes over there. I know. You know how many times I've actually tried to pick that up, because everybody gets upset about it. I know. It's underneath. It's stuck underneath the bow. So to pull that out, you'd have to lift that's about 400 pounds and gates. Yep. Hi, buddy. I just, I've never come back. I need to come back here with a knife and just cut it out. Don't play. It's not playtime, Mom. You want the to-meat. So we've been out here about 30 minutes, but we're just gonna wait as long as it takes. I don't care how frustrated that one gets. How much has that just got on your arm? She missed. I'm laughing so hard. There, you hold that. No, don't touch it. Stay off that fence line, though. You laugh at me every time I step in poo. I'm wondering if I really jerry-rig this and just loop it around there, I can just ratchet her forward. I mean, why not? Look at all that. Good girl. Good girl. Good job. Good job. Good girl. Keep those toes. You know they're okay when they stop to snack while they fight. You silly, silly girl. This is the tetanus. I'm gonna try and go in her neck. Hang on. Just so everybody knows, this is, see how that moves loose? Yep. That's only as tight as she wants it to be. It's like a headband? Just like a dog on a lead. That's all that is. It's only tight because, it's actually not even tight. I could pull her forward. She's also a little lethargic. She's resisting really hard right now though too. But I wouldn't do, I wouldn't pull MJ in here, I wouldn't pull any of them in here right now if they weren't feeling ill. Yeah. See, I wish she'd stay up here. So, the reason we gave her the LA-300 down here was if there's a reaction to it, we know that's where the LA-300 went. That's why I want the tetanus up here. But it may be a little more difficult. Can you go around to the other side and do the tetanus in the other? Well, I'm just gonna put it in the neck. Gotcha. I went in the elbow pocket over here. Yeah. So now we're more secure. If I had another ratchet strap, I'd go around her like that. That make sense? Mm-hmm. So now we'll go in right here. And she's calm. Hang on, don't go outside, you'll pinch your finger. Okay, I am gonna go around and pierce her ear from over there. You wanna stay right here? Yeah. How's them cubes, Blue? Oh my gosh. Yeah, he's ate the entire bucket. We're almost done, sweetheart. I know, honey. Get you out of here. Get you feeling better. I know, baby. Okay. She's gonna get nervous because she's on either side of us. But really not used to either one of us being around on top of her. Sorry, guys. I can't get a good angle for you. Got her. Hang on. You wanna leave her pinned up so she finishes that, right? Yes. Okay. She's not the type to come out of here all hot and bothered. She doesn't even know she's free. Look at that tag. Princess, let's see the earring. Let's see, pretty girl. Tipsy, you want one? Hi. You see that around Millie's head? Where'd he get it? Cockle barrel? Yeah. I think he filled up on cubes in that red bucket the entire time we were working. He ate half of it for sure. But I just looked through their poop and stuff and I'm not super convinced it's worms. I think they got a cold. They're thirsty now. I don't know. Anyway, we're gonna put some water in this. Princess got an antibiotic. She got the antibiotic, the LA-300. That's what that is. And she's over there eating her food right now. Tetanus shot the deworming food and she's got her tag. And we're gonna get Blue out of here and leave her in here for a little bit. Give her some water. Yeah, give her some water and then leave her in here. She definitely, I think, needs it. For sure. Woo! Man, I figured I'd just complete the entire ensemble today. I got on the gym shorts, the short socks, the boots, the cowboy hat. Got like two different, three different types of camo on. You should see my undies. How's it going? It's been a few hours. We need to run down to the deer camp because the battery died. And the last couple days I think we've had a pretty decent buck on the old deer feeder but the camera's dead. Well, I can't come down here in the morning because that's when we see the deer. I can't come down here in the evening because that's when we see the deer. And I've been meaning to come down during the day so that I don't disturb them too much. Trouble is, I gotta be able to get to one of the cameras to trade them out. Like, I need to switch cameras. The sun does not get to this camera over here. This will also give us a chance to look at this throw and grow back here. This should be pretty good. We haven't had much sunshine for about a week, which is why this camera's dead because typically those solar panels, any solar panel, usually they will charge even if there's only like a 25% you know, there's actually a measurable amount. They make a meter that you can put on a solar panel and measure the angle of the dangle as to like how much I hear the pigs as to like how much you're actually charging but obviously I haven't done that. My point is, normally there's enough to, oh man yeah, this throw and grow's going crazy. Normally there's enough to charge it every couple of days. Look at this. Look at that. It's all throw and grow right there. This whole thing is, look at that. Pretty good. I had my dad get some too, so I'm curious to see what his looks like. The last time I was down here I spooked a deer. Yeah. Bumped a deer. It was definitely a deer. Like I know you guys didn't see it, but I saw the white tail and everything. The last time I was down here we found that copperhead. So we'll be real careful. It didn't run though. The deer stopped. Like I'm being watched. Could be one of them 30 Rickies that shows up every night too. I wonder if I just move this camera, it'll charge. Yeah, check out this throw and grow. Goodness. That's that it's called five card draw on Amazon. It is pretty slick. Look at that. We're good. She's not empty. Pretty good. Pretty good, pretty good. You can see all the green stuff that grows down here. I forgot if that was actually a deer or if we spooked a raccoon. I really, after deer season our dozer guy has a minimum of a thousand bucks and I'd love to have him come in here and push most of this into a pile. But leave me a real nice quarter acre right here. Just because it'd take him 30 minutes, but we'd get him down here and have him do that real quick and then send him into another pasture. I got my camera and all that. Let's take a look at the deer blind. Oh man. I remember we put a floor in here or we bought the one with a floor so there shouldn't be... Got a little debris because we had some windy nights but no critters. I'm happy. Still watching where I put my feet though. Hang on. They think they're going to get fed. You hippos. Hungry, hungry hippos. My goodness. It's ridiculous. I hope she's... Yeah, she actually has. Looks like she's eating quite a bit. Can't wait for that new hinge. Well, you didn't exactly eat the rest of it. You drank a lot of water though. That's good. And you're up. That's good. You alright? Yeah, she's feeling a little spicy. A little spicy. Dude, splash zone. Hang on. Looking pretty good. I'm going to let her eat a little bit more. She ain't happy. She thought she was getting out. I'm going to go ahead and leave her in here so she eats a little bit more of that because she will get hungry and eat it. I'm going to let you guys go because I've got some things I've got to do. Things I've got to get ready for. She's good. We're not worried about her state or mind or condition or temperature or anything like that now. She's golden. She's just not real happy. I want her to finish that dewormer. That's why I'm going to leave her in here until it's gone. She'll finish it tonight. What's going to happen is if I let her out, she's going to go eat hay and she's not going to eat that. I want her to get hungry again and eat what's in that bowl. That's what we're going to do. Blue, what do you think, buddy? What do you think, man? Sky? Ladies? Huh? Annie? Gracie? Gracie, what do you see? What's over there? Well, that's it, guys. I sincerely appreciate it. I'm going to leave you here and we'll see you tomorrow. Huge thanks to you guys for watching day in and day out and being supportive no matter what. That's it, man. That's all I've got. Pray that that buck comes back or whatever I spooked in the woods. Alright? God bless. Peace.