Dealing With a Pinkeye Outbreak!
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Farmer Tyler Ranch
P.O. Box 882
Lincoln, CA
95648
Tyler… you do what you think you need to do and don’t fret about who doesn’t agree with your decisions! It’s your farm, your life and your job. No one is more qualified and invested in the welfare of your cattle than you! God Bless! Keep doing You. 😊
correcta mundo he does a good job
@susanfenste6071
May I DITTO your comment please. You're 100% correct in your opinion as far as I'm concerned. @Farmer Tyler Please Re-read Susan's comment knowing it is expressing my opinion also.
SOME OF US THAT WATCH THIS CHANNEL ARE VERY WELL VERSED IN THE CARE AND TREATMENT OF LIVESTOCK, AND WHEN WE MAKE SPECIFIC COMMENTS THOSE VIEWERS WITH LITTLE OR NONE JUMP ON TO THE BAND WAGON IF COMMENTING.
MANY FARMERS AND RANCHERS HAVE GREAT IDEAS AND WE ALL CAN SHARE OUR KNOWLEDGE ALLOWING BETTER CARE FOR OUR CRITTERS AND IN DOING SO PRODUCE MORE MEAT 🥩 AND MAKE MORE MONEY!!!
@@BrianBriCurInTheOC with such a hard life and making huge decisions has to be a strain , bearing in mind if he makes a wrong decision it could lead to monetary loss for his family, yes it is tough but this guy handles it well but if you notice he more often than not explains why he has made that choice which makes his channel worth the watch and helps us laymen learn
@@BrianBriCurInTheOC I've never seen in any of this videos off this channel anything other than the greatest care this man takes of his cattle with your experience you will see things I as a layman fail to see he explains his moves so a layman like myself can learn
I'm not tired of watching you load hay, it means you got a good yield. Great video!
I have so much respect for you FT, you’re definitely in the right business and in your knowledge in so many different issues that come up it really shows. I’m so happy to be able to come along on your daily routines! God’s blessings!❤❤❤
@marcia Amen and AMEN ❤❤❤
I always enjoy your videos on everything you do. Love seeing the ranching/farm life.
What a chore! Hate to see so many having pink eye, but some years are just like that. Hopefully, you've put a big stop on more outbreaks.
Here Here !!! I agree with your comment Nadine. 👍👌👍👌👍👌👍
Please give us an update later on how the blind calf does.
Hi Tyler I never miss a video I love your channel ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Ah yes... the sweet, sweet smell of wet dog in your vehicle. 😂 Callie and Bellie are the best!
Tyler, you remind me of my son. He is doing a whole lot of dealing with farming and working cattle by himself. God bless you, keep up the good work.
All the little babies! 😂😂 they look so cool!
I have put a bell on the mother of a blind calf. Makes it easy for the calf to find mumma and follow her.
Dude! Get those batteries replaced before you get stranded. Been there, done that! Thanks for the video!
Thx for the info on the cycle of pinkeye! I love how you handle your cattle so calmly. Your calf crop & cattle are looking great! Love your videos!
Shootdang Tyler. You had me cracked up with your personal remonstration of "DUUUHHH TYLER, the BLIND ANIMAL CAN'T SEE YOU WAVING YOUR ARMS AT IT " 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣Gotta say that took the cake in todays video. THANKYOU MATE 🇦🇺🤗🙏💞👌👍✌️👏🇺🇸 sorry , I can't help giggling at ya 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Thank you for the video, I still love your process........👍
GREAT JOB TYLER
I was wondering about the thing in the chute thanks for the info
I love everything about this channel, but the dogs just melt my heart, watching them run and play, priceless. I’m sure they sleep well at night!
Great job thanks for all the explanations on how a cow survives when it has difficulties. Good luck with the battery
I love it when the cows sniff the camera. 💖🌞🌵😷
Lotta work, lotta jobs well done.
That poor baby. So glad you take such good care of them. You know your business
Dogs love to play in the water.
I really enjoy and look forward to your videos.
Don't worry about us getting bored with putting the hay away. For je sake its like watching a friend do a very large, heavy and expensive puzzle! Keep at it Tyler☆
chuckle chuckle ,, as a retired jack of a lot of trades , do I feel guilty watching a younger fitter man getting on with what has to be done , Naaaa but I wish i could get in there with you would love to help ,
The best farm vides ever
Another dog gone great video FTR. As several people have commented, it’s your ranch, only you know what’s appropriate for your land and critters.
No way am I getting tired of watching you do hay. I know how valuable that hay is.
Hi FT you must be one tired farmer you have had a lot to deal with im sure your cows are very grateful for the care you give them! People who don’t understand farming there is so much that goes into it,and a lot of money to all that medicine is not cheap, well not to worry you know your animals and that is all that counts hope your truck keeps working! take care from Ontario.
GET A NEW BATTERY...4 TO 5 YEARS...MAX!!❤
Hi Tyler, it doesn't matter about what people say about how you run your farm. You run it how you intend to run it, it is your farm and no one else's. One farmer does not work like the next farmer. You know your cattle and YOU do what is best for them. You are not one to think about your time, you think about how your cattle can benefit and if everything is alright with them. It is YOUR business to run as YOU want to. You make the decisions and you have studied for it. You would always to the best for the little one with pink eye in both eyes, and many people will agree with what you have decided, it is the best for the little one, and I know you will keep an eye on all of them. You collecting hay is all part of your work and, personally, I love watching all that you do. Keep your humour too, you did that loading very quick. 😄
Thank you for showing your treatment protocol for pinkeye. It is similar to how we deal with it here. We have mainly Herefords and simmental and the ratio of pinkeye is about 50/50. I hear the "wives tale" about white faced cattle getting pinkeye more often all the time but I agree with you.....
We run hereford too. We are in Canada and we can vaccinate for pink eye. It cost $4.40 a head to vaccinate. This year so far so good.
here too!
Only thing I do different is repeat dose of antibiotics in 48hours for the double problem eye calves. Seems to really speed the process up. Also, ever since I got religious about keeping high quality loose mineral out free choice, I have had WAY less issues. Just my .02. Great looking calves.
It's your farm & your cattle. You know your animals better than any one. It's your decision. Some people will be naysayers no matter what you do.
I’m behind on your videos as I’ve been sick, but I’m happy to be back. Great job on getting all three of your jobs done, despite the odd difficulty. ♡♡♡
0:15 now you know... It hasn't been long enough if the open door bell doesn't chime. 💖🌞🌵😷
Glad you have the equipment and know how to help theses cows, instead of just clueless "hoping" it will get better.
Thanks!
❤ It's always a pleasure to watch you. Imagine no 4-wheelers n you had to do all that work bye horseback. Makes you wonder how they did it all back then. Great video, your a Great Rancher. See ya next time.
Hope you have a great weekend! Your numbers are still growing 129K
Good morning. Coffee time.
Tyler, your dogs are an absolute joy to watch.
Hope everybody gets better soon!!! 😎
Hi, farmer Tyler. I'm a wannabe farmer. I watch all your videos that pink eye it's no good, but it looks like if you keep on top of it, it will clear up two beautiful dogs you got, good luck and God bless you and your family from across the pond in Great Britain
We have been keeping a few head of cattle for 7 years now and haven't had any pink eye. I am sure its coming. I don't really know what to do if we do have any cases. I appreciate watching how you deal with it. Helps me not be totally in the dark.
Good job working and treating the calves. No matter the experience, each situation can bring new challenges. Always a learning curve, I know from experience.
Take care of that truck. Looks like a person needs a second mortgage to buy a new one.
Thx
I’m sorry you have so much pinkeye this year. But very glad to see stay on top of it. I think you do a very good job with your animals and farm have a good weekend. It’s going to be hot. Yuck.
Last year was the bad eye year for our locale. Just a few hours north of ya. This year has been surprisingly good so far. Only had to treat two calves this season, but I calve in February so I think that helps a bit.
You got quite an outbreak spreading through your herd. Cattle look like they’re developing nicely tho 🤟🇺🇸
Don't worry about what we think; you have been in this business a long time, and you know what is best for your cattle. I'm an older guy who used to watch the early western movies, where about 25 cowboys would herd cattle on horseback. You put those cowboys to shame by herding them on foot. As always, a fine video, Tyler.
Feed more iodine to help prevent pinkeye. ADM makes a mineral called AMP-T…200 ppm iodine. Most minerals have just 20 ppm.
I enjoy your videos. We have property in Mexico so I travel for the Bay Area about every month. Today I had to use your round up technique to move rouge cows of our land. Found a rake the had a orange head. Used it like your thing.
And I enjoyed being out there with you virtually chasing cattle.
Well, as this is the "Year of the Pinkeye", you have the great new Arrowquip chute with the built-in head restraint! Do you find these eye infections peak at the same time as fly pressure does?
All the calves have Great confirmation (muscles build) they are going to make great meat cattle.
It's your Ranch & you are entitled to operate as you see fit!
if the truck is a diesel engine you may want to consider upgrading the wiring to the batteries and the alternator and to the ground wires too. Since the Diesel uses more power and the wires need to be upgraded to help with the needed power.
It's sure not going to be easy for Farmer Tyler to doctor these poor little calves. A bit noisey today, lot's of bellowing and grunting from the calves and cows.
Tyler, Try keeping the one's with pink eye separated from the ones that don't. Until they are healed.
10:45 now you know where to push a little dirt... to fill up those puddles. 💖🌞🌵😷
11:30 take a white out pen and write 19mm on the side of that sternum thingy. So you'll know what size before you go to the toolbox. White out pen sticks to stick to most surfaces and doesn't wear off easily and white on that rusty metal will be easy to see. 💖🌞🌵😷
Never get sick of what you have to do.
In the past I've vaccinated my 20 or so cows and it seems to have worked well. It was $2 per shot. Used to be able to get it as TSC. Worth it in my opinion. Big fan of your channel, keep up the great work!!
I have had good luck with that exact same spray. I didn't use anything else but the spray, but I treated them daily until the pinkeye cleared up.
Tyler, said just what I was thinking. Your cattle, you can do it your way.😊 Great job.
I usually put the la 300 in the eye take the needle off n was the eye out then pirate patch
I think I must have missed the video, with the update on your red Honda side by!
I've seen firsthand the Vetericyn spray work wonders on pink eye. Especially if you catch it early and can treat more than once.
Tyler try taking the needle off and spraying 1cc of la200 in each bad eye instead of the powder you'll see a difference fast
I have a blind ANGUS cow. shes a great Mama tho
You definitely got your money out of the Ford's batteries! Pink eye, good job. All looks WNL (within normal limits) on the FTR! Good update!
Informative
Good practice to run all threw
Rest break is over 😂. A good days work.
Tyler I watch your videos all the time. I live in southern indiana. We farm and have heard of cattle. When we have severe pink eye we mix 1cc of penicillin and 1 cc of la 200 then 1 cc in inner upper eyelid and 1 in the inner lower eyelid. We know what it is to fight pinkeye
Hey Tyler, I've used that spray with good results and seems easier to use than the puffer.
Thank you for the video
Good job as usual.
Hi yes early this year at Australia pinkeye was bad for cattle
Well done thanks
A calf of every color thanks to Rivet.
Good job tyler
I bet you are getting sick of loading hay onto the trailer, too.
Great video, I've helped friends with their cattle in gettin em into the coral but nothin other than that, I've always wondered how y'all dealt with pinkeye. loved it!
Love your water system, can you talk more about it
Our vets would use penicillin mixed with a clear liquid Rx injected into the outer layer of the eyeball. It was a slow-release of the meds.
I don’t know if anyone else has suggested keeping the blind calf in a small corral with her mother, but I’d think that would be good for you and them. That way you could keep a closer eye on her and she wouldn’t feel so lost.
Maybe you are right. It think the herd seemed calmer after all the treatments were administered. I’m sure you’ll continue to watch after that blind girl just like you always do. Your care and concern and compassion for your critters far exceeds anything I’ve witnessed in modern day farm life.
Thank you for sharing your life with us, Tyler!
Have a blessed weekend with your family! 😎
Not yours nor anyone elses place to be giving Farmer Tyler advice on how to run his cattle or farm. The man's been doing it long enough to know what is needed and with having Dad who lived to 85yrs being a farmer, I can assure you that IF a FARMER needs advice He Will most Def Ask For It and will personally nominate by name the perdon/people to whom he is seeking direction. So until such a time, believe me he is NOT interested in your unsolicited advice.
I have had no luck with LA200 for a few years. If it does not work on these maybe you should go to your vet and see if he will give you Draxxin.
I'm in Kentucky and LA200 hasn't worked for 5 years. Draxxin or Macrosyn works excellent 1cc per hundred pounds. No need to touch the eye and no patch needed. Forty years as a cow calf man so take it for what it's worth.
We liked Oxytet300 for youngstock.
@@user-kv2pt4lu9y Noromycin 300 won't work where I live. I've tried it for pinkeye. Works great for footrot .
Enjoyed the video. I've wondered about your pinkeye. I wonder, if it's a result of : part of country your in, regional conditions? calves more susceptible, due to other conditions.
Not laying Anything on you; but, in ages when Dad & I ran cattle, we rarely had any pinkeye. We did run primarily brahma influenced breds: Santa Gertrudes, Oranges, F1 Cross; typically with charolais bulls.
Oh yeah: New Battery's in your future, pocket book= OUCH.
THANKS FOR SHARING,
Great channel, reason I keep coming back after these # years..
We used to deal with pinkeye a lot here in sw colo . We got rid of it thru breeding with bulls with dark pigment eyes
Good video lots of hard work
Good job
Would have loved seeing you lasso the calf😅
My thoughts on pink eye are at least here in northern michigan,
1 pink eye is caused by longer grass, scratches eyes or gets dust and debri in eye,makes it tear up..
2 fly pressure. Cause the infection, the fly lands on shit (literally) and gets nasty bacteria in eye when the fly goes to drink the tears..
I have a cow that seems to get pink eye whenever it surfaces here,generally only during dry years.
I have also heard black faces do t get it,I have heavy hereford influenced cattle,can't sya its true or not.
That's why you need a cow horse doing on foot's impossible sometimes
Listen mate…. You have done a…..well beyond a excellent job, you know your own cow’s😉😉😉😉😉x
Walk up with a lasso.
What cause Pinkett we don't have that problem in Barbados
Flys carry bacteria. Usually tall grass scratches the eye and then the bacteria gets into the eye. We had some purebred angus cows that lost their eyes. We treated them well, but nature took its course.