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YES!! So glad you're taking the time to give yourself the extra flexibility ... sad to re-do but so worth it down the road. So glad your neighbor was reasonable.

Mildred really is a smart cow. And such a sweet nature. You lucked out.

They look so much like the Mimosa tree.

Sometimes Honey and Jesse in actions are like Eeyore! Iiiiiii'm a comin! 😊😊😊😊

Great job, farmer Jason. The triplets are happy. You're awesome 🌹🌹🌻🌻🌻

So y'all had to lick your calf all over again with fence deal huu.....Thanks y'all so much 👍

Why tear it all down. Make the adjustments and string your own fence next to that one.

You do.have an awesome neighbour to a

St.Pul the Puller

What a great idea! The two of you make quite a team. Holly, Deedee, and The Boys are lucky dogs.

You'll be so much happier in the long run knowing that you're going to have a safe fence.

At 8:18 dead center of the screen, Is that a Cherry Tree?

Oh my goodness, those sounds and the tails! So sweet.

Love your version of the pig waller ❤😊😊❤

Wow! It takes us 10-15 min to go to all Dr appts. Thanks for sharing❤

That's such a pretty flower. We used to have ferns that were called touch-me-nots. Don't know if they were the same, but don't remember flowers on those ferns.

Thank you for the lovely garden tour. So pretty.

Peaches loves her scratches❤❤😂😂😂

Jason I have puppy she's shih Tzu crossed with a French bulldog any way whenever you call honey my honey start running around the house it always makes me laugh

Sit on that straw bale when you feed the babies.

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Great video of how things are always changing at Cog Hill Farm. Brooke and Jason are a "POWER HOUSE" team. Much love from NYC, CityAdvenTours.

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I love watching what you share with us you and Brook are so special. ❤

That's a happy life that your animals have

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Can you just add the cattle fencing along with the barb wire?

Boy howdy that was alotta work ya'll did! Looks so good! And gonna look better once ya get the other fence up, Awesome job! Much love from ks❤

I am wondering why you don't just put the new fencing against the bobwire fence? I am sure there us a good reason. Or do like Lester & build a dmz zone .

Hello Mrs. Cog Hill and Farmer Jason. I was wondering if the ticks were bad out that way?

Hi Jason

A chain and tractor bucket work best for pulling posts. Wrap it around a few times, place chain hook on bucket lip and lift. I've found I can even hook the bucket lip under the nubs on the t post and lift straight out too.

I don't think you're crazy at all to replace the fence, as I'm not a big fan of barbed wire anyhow. I am sorry it's causing you so much extra work. ❤️❤️❤️

I died laughing when Brooke said “not my milk” so funny !

💡Jason why not just buy cattle/goat panels and put them over the front of your barb wire? That would save you a lot of work and make the fence even stronger. Or use the rolls of fencing you were using before and do the same thing.

I understand the reason in replacing the fence. On a farm minds are changed to better the farm

Such a cute little bunch with the baby goats!! Much love to you all.

Will you please tell us how you prepare your cube steak on your website with the recipes?

A great job well done.

I be there for supper lol

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Peaches is a superstar!

Can't you leave the T-posts that already there and just remove the wood? Looks like that would save you lots of time.

Can you reuse the barbed wire you had just put on the fence?

I think you guys are just scared of putting Moody and Mildred in the same pen.... which is sad they are both bovine and could be having their best years grazing together...