100 COWS OUT FOR THE FIRST TIME IN 6 MONTHS! THEY ARE SO HAPPY!
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- 100 cows go out for the first time in 6 months... watch them jump around and go crazy
This is the best day of the year for any livestock farmer
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I grew up in Sweden and my grandparents used to be farmers. In that particular dialect in Sweden where I grew up, there is even a specific word for "cows that get happy when they get out after the winter": rätchekuta. This video shows exactly this, cows that get very happy, run and jump around when they see green grass in the first time since months. Happy cows are so nice to see! 🥰
What a lovely bit of information!!! Thank you for adding that.
So the cows stay in the barn during winter & fall season?
@@kitcatmeeow571 from my understanding of how it used to be, the cows got into the barn in late fall and stayed there during the winter, yes. But I am not a farmer, I have only heard this from my grandparents.
My guess is that it is the same today, in temperate regions and with most cow variants. Perhaps Highland cattle prefer to be outside the whole winter? As long as they have food, water and shelter, they should be ok I think.
Ah.... Stretch and run and work out those kinks and hitches-in-the-get-along. Sigh!
@@jokervienna6433 well it always fascinated me (a $64K question) how whenever you watch a NatGeo program filmed in the Northern USA or Canada or Alaska or Russua during the bitter cold, the herds of buffalo, caribou, and other MAMMALS roaming these BELOW ZERO arrid lands, WHY they never turn into ICE CUBES ??? NO ONE ever explains this. They don't ALL move the the Southern half of the USA. And certainly the ones in Alaska or Russia don't. Also, there are cow ranchers that have THOUSANDS of cows, sheep etc. They don't REALLY have THAT many barns to shelter THOSE MEGA herds do they? Again, the WILD herds are never in barns why don't they freeze to death? There is no underground or cave hibernation for these kinds of mammals.
I’m a young 75: NEVER, EVER saw cows run and play like that! Ever! Thank you!
take a trip to the countryside when you can. never to late to enjoy just seeing/being somewhere new
It makes the meat tender 🤣
joseph thomas THAT IS HUMANS AFTER QUARANTINE
@@thecursed01 I cycle 15hours a week in the countryside and never saw anything close do that
joseph thomas Yes! The background track should be Ode to Joy.
Every animal deserves to be able to run, enjoy the sun, play, and be happy. Every single person who keeps animals of any kind needs to do what this farm has done.
only to be eaten
@@dexboyhandle the cows uders are big. You don’t want to eat a cow that can produce milk its a waste of money and feeders
@@dexboyhandle Well, they are delicious.
Most farmers think god made cows for humans
@@jeromefeliciano4611 and what do you think happens when they can't make milk anymore? They don't get retirement.
I don't think I've ever seen a herd of dairy cows move so quickly. They look absolutely thrilled!
want to see them excited, in the fall give them big old pumpkins to eat and play with, they love them.
How can anyone not believe that animals have emotions? What a field full of joy and elation!
Yeah everyone would be that happy to get out if they got locked up for 6 months every winter. It's weird the people watching doesn't realise that this is not every day thing for the cows even tho it should be
@@NulJern It will be every day though, for 6-9 months, depending on the weather.
@@alistairclement4239 i don't know where u live but here in Denmark it's not like that, i wish it was every day in the summer but it is not. Farms are too big for that.
@@NulJern what does farm size have to do with it? Here in Britain, I know of herds of over 1000 cows, which graze all year.
@@alistairclement4239 i wish i knew, but that's what i have been told by them. We do have alot of big farms but i don't think they have areal as they do in Britain so maybe that's what they mean or it could just be an bad excuse to not be doing it cause i know smaller farms do it. Wish i was a farmer so i could give you a better answer. But i do know grazing all year here is impossible because of winter
If there's one thing I've learnt growing up with cows is they're basically giant dogs
Do you think killing dogs for their meat is ok?
Why you gotta bring your agenda to an unrelated video?
@Jimmy Peeps lmao woof
Jimmy Peeps
I will be your sponsor. For every steak you don’t eat, I’ll eat two.
Go away blowhard loser.
Jimmy Peeps reading your comment while eating a medium rare steak perfectly cooked lol
Vegan twat
They were so careful not to hit each other and they were very aware about how much space they had. What lovely girls
I love those cows who can't decide whether they want to eat first or jump around or run in circles and then just do it all at once 😂😍😍
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“Haha you wish you were as free as these cows lmao”
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@@josemontoya7083 have you been to America, particularly the south?
Getting 5 seconds freedom after 6 months being a prisoner bid deal. Are they sent to the slaughter houses yet?
@@Mx-veganworldby2050 until we Will stop to kill our animals we cannot pretend to be treat good by our slaves owners that see us like their cattles .
Fly Vegan this video was a year ago so they’re already digested yum 😋
I never knew I liked seeing happy and jumpy cows till I saw this video
I don't even really like cows. They bother me when I'm fishing, and sometimes (right out in the countryside here) they are on the road, and that's rubbish when I'm on my motorbike.
But I completely agree with you 😃
How do they bother you while you're fishing? Lol
@@shaneo5436 They're a bit skittish at times so if you're sat by the river with all your kit out it can be a bit tense if they stampede your way, and they also dribble snot all over your kit while they're sniffing about. A herd got spooked by a dog one day and I had to climb up a tree and wait for them to calm down. Cows kill about 20 people a year in the UK, making them one of the most dangerous animals on our island 🤣
@@wavydavy9816 Only 20 pa? Luckily you don't live in Africa and have to encounter the "Sea Cow"(Hippo). Couple hundred every year are done in by these beasts and they are an absolute bitch when you are fishing
They would be even more happier if they were not raped every year for milk. If people don’t know, in order to give milk, cows should have babies. They’re raped to have a calf and then that calf gets killed for meat. Fucked up world 👎
I had friends up north that had a dairy farm with guernsey cows. I remember seeing them let out the first time in the spring and we would watch them dance down the lane to the pasture! What fun! Loved going there! Upstate New York!
I watch this video from time to time again, just because the cows are so cute, and because as an old farmboy myself I miss these little buggers running around and wanting to be petted and taken care of, and the end is the best, with the cow so extremely attentive when you stand there and with her ears and attention on maximum :)
bugger is a slur for a homosexual
You say the best part is at the end what is it the end of the life for these cows
You talk about them fondley
As though their individuals
I thought you said femboy at first before I read this twice
@@1god126 that's because they are individuals
"Little" buggers :)
4:30 is when he lets them out
Thx
People like u are necessary in CZcams thanks 🙏
Thank you
thanx... found this comment too late😕
Thankyou
They was like dang, another fence lol
Ikr
LMAOO STOP
They was? Do you mean they were ?
@@marosen9260 no he means they was surprised.
@@likethiscomment.4802 but that's incorrect. Its were.
Hopefully one day all animals will be treated with the love and respect they deserve.
I think so.. according to Isiah 11:6-9.
Yes, it makes them taste better. 😋
@@louiciousthewerewolf4819proud of you
@@louiciousthewerewolf4819 i'm going to eat you
Is that how they treat one another?
This was one of my favorite times of year, growing up on a family farm. Cows stay warm and cared for in the barn all winter but by spring time they're so happy to get back to pasture. Burp, snort, buck and fart. Even the old gals (yes good milkers live a very long time and only had to be put down due to illness and issues related to old age) would act like calves. You start out with a known reliable milker and she's bred and you have a herd of good milkers. Growing up on a family farm was ideal, even if there were sad moments. We didn't by meat. My folks bred 1 or 2 beef cattle and tried hard to keep us kids from making pets out of them, like all the other cattle but it didn't work. You'd have the odd chick born with a deformity that would only cause suffering. These things happen in nature and you realize as an adult, what a kindness it was there were people there to humanly put them down. Rather than linger, suffering. On a farm that's run by a family, usually there's life and death... fat more life though. Long good quality years where everyone's impacted once an animal reaches its natural end of life age and will suffer if you don't let them go. You take comfort that they had a long, enjoyable life. Free of struggle for food and warm.
Found dairy cows so much more intelligent than beef cattle for obvious reasons. Aside from being a different breed, dairy cows live long lives, handled by people. The have relationships with their humans and even show love for their families because they are loved too.
I'm sure it's much different for large production farms but yet... Dairy cattle are a valuable resource so are well cared for.
"Releasing of the cows" (Kosläpp) is a big thing here in Sweden as well! People drives for miles just to witness it! The cows go absolutely bonkers with joy! Good fun for the whole family!
@@Jonteflonte Yup!! Good stuff! :)
The releasing of the cows are free to watch though!
@@ArgaAnders is it because if the winter weather that they are there for six months? Just trying to make sense of the video :)
@@ArgaAnders cool thanks! They look so happy!:)
@@averymartinez5178 Too right! :)
We do it in Canada too but the cows are our wives
This video proves that cows 🐄 aren’t dumb animals, they do have memories and thoughts with their own personalities !!!
Yes. They can smile and grieve too
Rusty Shackleford no animal is dumb. They all have feelings & memories
@@lia8302 cows are special in their own way
Yes, and these cows are going to get stabbed in the throat after a few months. They should live like this, not spend 6 months in that shitty place you can see in the beginning...
@@geenesmern6830Yes my friend! And the only way in which we don't cause them to spend time confined and get stabbed in the throat is by going vegan.
I dont know if i should cry knowing that some cows will never knew how it feels to get outside, or if i should be so happy because you give your cows that possibility. Thanks for what you’re doing to make their life better.
It should be illegal to keep cattle inside all year round
Exactly,this shows how wrong it is to keep them inside all the time.
You should cry because you believe that the cows are capable of equating open space to happiness and freedom. They are not dogs. Running and wagging tails are not part of their "happy" profile.
@@ald.3387 yeah ok well have a good day
@@ald.3387 Why do you assume they aren't appreciative of space and sunlight? In intelligence tests, cows frequently rate very well, often outperforming horses for instance.
So awesome watching such gentle animals obviously having so much fun.
It’s great 😊
when he wistled and yelled comon ladies.. my dog opened the door and went outside right away thinking she was being called.. real farmer right there
Oh god so many happy memories. I’ve actually got tears in my eyes. Many years ago I was a dairy farmer. This was the best day of the year. Letting my girls out to play and have fun 🥲🥲
what made you quit?
From your own comment and from the farmer in the video , we see how
most ( although not all ) farmers love and care for their stock. On the whole domesticated farm animals have a good and happy life, with plentiful feed , veterinary care and no danger from predators. If the vegan crowd ever got their way, millions of animals would have to be put down. Well done for your contribution to animal husbandry and for feeding the nation Greg.
@@michaelhussey440 If the vegans had their way, most cows would never have been born, so they would have missed out on all life’s experiences. I rarely eat meat, but I’m very fond of all dairy. What concerns me is how all domesticated animals are cared for. I think dairy cows are some of the luckier farm animals.
@@k.leinpondmire8096 feel free to correct me if I'm wrong, but as far as I'm aware the industry standard practice for dairy farming is to take the calf away from the mother to ensure they keep on producing milk.
I wouldn't call having my child taken away from me so I produce hormones to make more milk a "good and happy" life?
@@lukemorris9857 I would. Imagine Homelander without his milk.
Diabolical
So happy to see the (ladies) come out in the field, they are jumping around like little calf's. I love to see how you take care of all your animals. I loved it. I never seen that before. Thanks for everything you do Tom
I love how they look excited and happy. Please treat them well and keep them happy
They will keep them well enough to produce milk for about five years. Them their bodies will give out from having calf after calf and producing 8000 gallons of milk. Once they're no longer contributing to the bottom line, off to slaughter they go.
Never seen cows sprint like that hahaha cute
Cute food ,stop the murder.
Yeah of course they are so happy they’ve been inside so long. They are herd animals and love to be in their natural habitat. Also I think the ones sprinting around like that are the younger ones.
You shouldve been at my school. I ran track.
Spaghetitty same here I did sprints and cross country in summer for fun.
@@wakinglife7355 cute food, you said it.
I live in Texas where the cows are always outside and I've never seen cows so happy. My dad had cows on his farm after he retired from the Air Force and they are such sweet animals when treated with kindness.
I don't get why they keep cows locked up for 6 months
blastman8888, I believe it’s due to the winter weather.
Sweet cows I'll have to try that.
RE Ohtz I am also from Texas and I was thinking the same thing! I’m so used to seeing them laying or standing around. This was amazing!
I live in Texas but I also realizeeee that not everyone’s weather/climate is the same as our blessed state lol I believe those 6 months if they were out at all wouldn’t do them much good but for frostbite I think
Every living being craves freedom. So lovely seeing those cows excited about being in the open field. Love this channel 💘
Like the other viewers, I also have tears in my eyes. I love my cheeseburgers, and I'm so grateful. I love to see them happy.
It's so cute about the little baby lambs wiggle their tails when they're eating :-)
So fast lol
“how” instead of “about”
@Dijon Boil Still is cute seeing them wiggling the tails.
Baby goats wiggle their tails too😉
@Dijon Boil says the guy who probably loves meat...lol
I love how he calls them, "ladies."
I'm a milk collection tanker driver and can confirm that all dairy farmers call their cows ladies/girls and make the same whistle noise to get them to move. :)
That's because they're female cows and not male bulls. Lol
I hope not anyway.
@@SacredMilkOG Does that make a castrated bull a trans cow?
@@tinydancer7426 maybe, lol... depends on how the bull feels about it.
@@tinydancer7426 no. It’s a steer. Cows are mature female bovine
Seeing the excitement in the cows was so cute. Looks like you love them & take good care of them
I've never seen cows so happy! Running, jumping, like puppies. lol. Great video. Thank you for this.
"They weren’t cows inside. They were waiting to be, but they forgot. Now they see sky, and they remember what they are." - River Tam, Firefly.
hahah this comment was stolen ...LOL
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@@djzeecitystudio4244 i quoted a tv show, i literally said that IN THE FUCKING COMMENT. "River Tam, Firefly". For fuck sake mate.
@@mrdanish9875 sometimes people forget how words work lol nice quote though
@@mrdanish9875 comment jacker.
Absolutely love that show, great quote!
Let's be honest,
*Cows are cute! ❤*
And tasty
Not when they kick u tho.
@@funniestcomment7305 oh yes indeed. The same with horses. I got kicked in the face by my older sister's horse when I was about 5. I still think she was trying to murder me. We eventually grew out of that phase however. Decades later I can still remember seeing that hoof come up and then the lights went out.
Peace Lovin Warrior How can you value their taste over their life?
@@peacelovincriminal7488 lmfao 💀💀💀💀💀
As a Canadian about to go into winter, I can relate to their joy of spring weather.
This is my last log entry before hibernation. I found a nice Sasquatch girl and we will spend winter spooned in her lair.
I'm here from the future where it's 29° in Calgary, spring has sprung
The cows were fantastic! I really enjoyed watching the kids bottle feed the baby lambs. I grew up raising sheep and we often raised baby lambs, some even inside the house on the back porch. They are adorable little creatures. Thank you for the wonderful memories!
This is million times better than watching Bull fights which is just wrong.
Motomoto , nope!!
Bruh its literally the same thing both these cows and the bulls die at the end for human pleasure
@@rubberducc7318 were talking about the bullfights in places like spain and Portugal you fuckn dumbass
@@rubberducc7318 where someone stabs a bull in the back until it dies, not two bulls fighting
@@liorkosoy8012 oh. That I don't like. Thought you were talking about when two bulls fight each other
One farmer who respects his animals so much he feels their joy.
Still kills them though, so respect is relative.
No respect if you kill them. None at all
@@frankmedrisch7451 First Last is right; it's in our biology to eat meat, therefore, following the nature's logic, there isn't anything wrong with killing and eating other animals. In my opinion, the problem with the meat industry is mainly how the animals are treated, and the fact that it creates overpopulation of farm animals, hence why cow farts are killing the atmosphere, there are too many cow farts. This guy, from the little videos of his that I've seen, this guy seems to treat his animals with respect.
However, if you, or anyone else, doesn't feel comfortable eating meat, that's perfect, you're helping more than most ever will. Just wanted to add to the conversation.
If he respected them he would let them be free daily. And not kill them. 😠💔
@@yarielcardona7955 following nature’s logic there is nothing wrong in eating your kids or killing each other over a girl. I am sorry, this is mo excuse. This is called the “appeal to nature” phallacy.
You can survive without eating animals, therefore it is not necessary. And to inflict suffering and pain when it is unnecessary is wrong. Appeal to nature is a very common phallacy.
Animals do so much for us..great to see them happy and being treated properly 😁
This is what freedom is all about! I have all the respect for farmers! God bless them all and I wish them the very best!
Me after the coronavirus confinement is over.
TimmacTR Will you wag your tail like those babies getting their bottles?
@@deemariedubois4916 No. That's reserved for my girlfriend only :)
Read my mind 👍
only if we get rid of politics and all the world rulers in the shadows
I can't wait to get a prime rib at 1am (I live in Vegas).
"They weren't cows inside. They were waiting to be but they forgot. Now they see sky, and they remember what they are" - River
Is that serenity?
@@toddblankenship7164 From one of the episodes of Firefly.
Is it strange that I get what she means?
"I like smackin' em." - Jayne Cobb.
❤️
You have just made my day !what a wonderful sight , you obviously care a great deal for your animals , where would we be without our farmers , I live in rural Suffolk and count myself lucky to be in the countryside. Keep up the good work ❤
Being in Dallas, Texas, USA, Our worlds couldn’t be MORE different!! We had SEVERE storms and Tornadoes today 😊
Your video made me smile big! Thanks & God bless!
Edited: Dallas is a big city, I realize those from not around the area feel like Texas is one big field of cowboys and horses lol
You mean that Texas *isn't* just one big field of cowboys and livestock?
MY WORLD. IT IS SHATTERED.
What a glorious sight . Cows doing “Zoomies” !
Moomies 😉👍🏼
and cows doing binkies!
You must have a Greyhound.
@@MissyYoko more like rabbits
i hate you all wheres my boorger
I have seen a few people asking why the cows are kept inside over winter. This is not done out of cruelty in this instance.
People keep cows inside over winter for a number of reasons:
It is partially to keep the cows from churning up the fields. In the winter it is cold, wet and very muddy in the UK. Cows are large animals and they can churn up the ground especially around frequently used areas like gates or food. It quickly looks like the aftermath of a festival.
Their hooves sink into the wet ground and they can get stuck in boggy mud. Being stuck in freezing wet mud up to your chest is not a good way to go for any animal.
Mud can also get very slippery and if an animal the size of a cow falls then it can hurt itself badly. The surface area of a cows hoof is fairly small so it is particularly susceptible to slips.
Also when the churned up ground eventually dries it leaves deep holes that harden and get hidden by growing grass. Cows can break a leg in these holes. I have twisted my ankle in them on numerous occasions.
Furthermore grass doesn't grow in the cold (under about 10 degrees Celsius) so removing the cows gives the field a rest and ensures that the cows have ample grass in the spring.
Also some breeds of cow don't do well in cold conditions. People often choose breeds of cow that are very productive (meat or milk) but these breeds don't necessarily do well in all climates.
Not everyone keeps cows inside over winter. Certain breeds like Highland cattle are a lot hardier, they are also smaller so they don't churn up the ground as much. These cows are also capable of dealing with poorer rockier ground which may drain better. They also tend to be kept in smaller herds so there are less animals churning up the ground.
I don't like animals being caged in battery farm type places so I understand where the concern comes from but in this instance people aren't keeping them inside because they are cruel profit focused assh*les. In fact it would probably be a lot cheaper if they could live outside year round. That way they wouldn't have to provide shelter, clean bedding or quite so much food. The weather and temperature during the winter makes it a necessity in many areas.
I don't keep cows myself but my Scottish grandad has a smallholding with some poultry, a vegetable patch, an orchard and a small flock of sheep. Some of his neighbours keep cows. I usually travel up four times a year to help with lambing, sheering and other tasks. I visit a lot as I am the oldest granddaughter and the only person in the family that knows how to sheer sheep other than my grandad plus I love it up there and it makes a great change from my desk job. I occasionally help his neighbours when I am up there as well. Because of this I am familiar with farm life but I am by no means an expert. If you are aware of other reasons behind this practice or if I have made a mistake then please leave a comment and let me know. I am always up for learning new things.
I thought it would mainly be for health reasons but your comments cleared it up a lot.
So informative and thank you for taking the time.
Very informative...thank you!
bumble Bee thanks
Thanks, sounds reasonable
I got turned on to this channel from Graeme of the Hoof GP and I really started to enjoy seeing what goes on here as well... I am just a little old lady from Vancouver Island... and I enjoyed watching the cows out in the field today...
Haha I know how they feel after going through home stay order during Covid. I wanted to run around under the blue sky on green grass field as well..... Beautiful!
Seeing these beautiful, joyous cows enjoying the sunshine and grass just makes me SO HAPPY!
Does it make you happy when they go to slaughter?
Good job they didnt show you what comes next. search youtube for "cows in slaughter house" i dare you
@candy person I used to work on a dairy farm. They go to slaughter when they fail to yield enough milk. At a fraction of their natural life span. Not to mention that roughly half of all the calves are male and are culled within 24 hrs of birth. If not then they are reared for beef. Did you honestly think milk cows just do that until they reach a ripe age? It's all about PROFITS.
@@Rhyds86 yes it make my stomach so happy lol
@Lou Icious the Werewolf About what, exactly?
Freedom is necessary for everyone. Good move.
PRATHAP S good mooooove
What the hell? we all know they'll be back in cage and get slaughtered. it's a fookin farm..
Sony Emerson not all farms do that
Beef
@@daryeusford9696 What's the point of calling it farm if you raised it and not slaughter or at least milk it?.. If not, it' isn't a farm, it's a sanctuary we're they lived and not get slaughtered.. Boy it's not a farm..
I’m so happy you let them out. They deserve to be out in the open look so happy jumping of joy, wagging their tail that’s awesome.
What a beautiful sight to see. Especially seeing them lose playing and eating Grass ❤❤❤
when you see a full growing call jump Buck like a little calf you know they're happy
The cow going back inside is me not ready for quarantine to end
People are a bit much. Too bad there's so much danger to families or it would be lovely.
@@annafeatherston9216
Dont believe everything or anything from a politician
Live in a "bail reform" state like N.Y. It's not safe.
Don't worry, it's not ending any time soon lol
Don't worry you will be locked up forever if the Gov have their way.
I suggest locking yourself in a padded room and eating only nutritious food and drinking only water to further your survivability.
This video made my day! Like little adorable bouncing puppies, the cows are so cute so personable, hugs hugs hugs...!
You people are amazing. These cows belong to all of us for you to kindly keep. Thank you for making them happy.
I love how they wiggle their tails when eating. Pure joy to watch.
They won't have those tails for long. There are rubber bands on them to cut the circulation and make them fall off.
Bryant Everson Why do they cut their tail?
While it's truth that tail docking is a procedure done at some dairy and beef herds, It's sanitarian "benefits" have been questioned by researchers and determined that there is not a significant difference between a tail docked cow and a normal cow, so national veterinary organizations are opposed to this practice. Up to this date, there are less and less farms that practice this procedure. Now, regarding this one, I believe those are color markers for easy cow state identification. If they were rubber band, they would be too proximal to the tail's base, wich is incorrect and actually have more sanitary risks than what it supposely helps.
Rahul Chaudhary I think about that every time I eat delicious meat and it makes me sad. love animals but not eating meat does absolutely nothing to help them if we’re being honest.
Rahul Chaudhary Me eating meat doesn’t help animals but it doesn’t really hurt them either, and the reason is that there are billions of people who eat meat and the percentage of vegans is too low to impact the industry enough to save animals, so since my dietary choices don’t have a significant impact, I might as well eat meat since the animals are already dead and turned into food.
And yes, cows have their own little cow lives and feelings and enjoy a good romp across the green grass as much as the family dog. I loved this video. Thank you for showing such respect and compassion to these cowgirls. LOL
Yeah and later he sends them to the slaughterhouse,very respectful and compassionate....not
@@xyaobitsss I worked with a young man who caught chickens on the side for slaughter. When the frightened chickens ran away he couldn't grsb them, with joyful glee he described how he would stomp on them as they tried to run away. They went to slaughter with broken legs, wings, spines, etc. This man shows a little compassion for these dairy cows.
@candy person dairy cows are slaughtered when they stop producing milk.... the original comment is accurate.
Watching those beauties so happy warms my heart. It’s like they were young calves again.🤠❤️
Wow! Ive never seen adult cows happy like that! Calfs yes, but this is awesome! Thanks for sharing. Hello from Phoenix, AZ, USA.
Properly put a smile on my face, really nice to see a farmer who cares for his livestock so much, super happy video to watch. 🐮 👌🏼
The moment they no longer produce enough milk to be profitable he sends them to be killed.
@@veganm8918 exactly if he really cared ab them that mutch he wouldnt leave them closed in there for 6 months like wtf...is that a cow prisson?
he cares more about getting the views
@@lunalb4341 our cows also just get out in summer, it's a joy to watch...
Winter is cold here and it's also good to give the field a break, but I guess you don't know about that...
Cows eat different than horses...
@@veganm8918 actually a cow that had a calf isn't that tasty anymore, so most of them live a long time
Their milkshakes bring.....themselves to the yard?
I love you that was funny
Lol😂😂😂
😂😂😂
R HAHAHHAHAHAHAH!!
The milkshake brings all the calves to the yard
I felt like crying to see the pure joy of these cows being let loose. This is how it was meant to be. Please 🙏 do it more frequently !!!!
I loved this!! Raised on a diary farm and still remember the cows with spring fever, running and jumping!! A beautiful sight!!
In Dutch this is called "koeiendans" (cow dance).
Sounds like distorted English, I think that's it's probably easy for English speakers to learn Dutch
@@Mirsab I think written Dutch is not too difficult to understand. Both languages are related (Germanic i guess). But Dutch is actually hard to learn.
Dutch is a mix between English and German
@@rustam_ibn_buhari no, it's not.
Bedankt!
FREEDOM - Nothing else is more important
free till they reach the fence lol..
Rohan Higgs same with us
@Hamid Hussein the hell you say.... how's that
Hamid Hussein i don't care about people, people can speak, they can say whatever they want, i only care about animals because humans are treating them like slaves, humans don't have right to controlling an animals life
But freedom isn't free, there's a hefty fkn fee
When I was a kid we'd go to our neighbors' dairy farm in Wisconsin to watch the cows being let out in the spring. It was an annual event. When they were let out of their stanchions, they'd run outside and leap with unbridled joy whilst we cheered them on. Then we had a huge feast. Good times....
How wonderful to invite the public. Your channel is heartwarming! Happy cows happy world. May God bless you and your family!
i remember that sound from when i was a kid,..you could feel it in the ground..that was 50 years ago..my how time flys...
Seeing them being happy in the wide field makes me feeling happy too... we need this kind of video more on YT!
yeah im pretty sure the cows are happy being locked in that shitty ass place for 6 months
@@Randomperson-du4mp it's better than they are put in the barn for the winter because cows don't do well in the cold, also the grass stops growing during the winter so they would just starve to death if left outside
look at those gals go! seeing happy cows playing is such a lovely thing 💕 they're such adorable animals. this farmer seems to absolutely love his animals and it's really heartwarming
He loves them so much he sends them to slaughter around the age of five. 😭
@@annoyingbutmorallyconsistentyou claim to love them, but want to send them to extinction.
I have never seen happy jumping cows before!! Wonderful!
Thats cool, Ed Sheeran is a farmer in his sparetime
Michael Twinkletoes that’s lovely to hear. Quite a few famous people decide to buy a farm.
James Parker thank for that👍here’s another interesting vid
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James Parker ahhhahaha.
Guess what- I work on a factory dairy farm.
James Parker to be honest it great to have a good paying job in this difficult time.
James Parker not really little anymore I’m a 38 year old guy.
Interestingly it one of the largest dairy herds here in the Uk.
Anyway it’s a great place to work. Surrounded by awesome people. I can honestly say I love my job. Not many can say that hey !
Man those cows were really MOOving 😂😂
Lol 😂😉
Looooool 🤣
Dad's joke but still nice 👍
That was a very happy video to watch. Thankyou for truly caring. :)
It's wonderful seeing how well that you take care of your animals. They look happy :)
made me so happy to see how happy they were
They are not happy, trust me
Until u eat beef…
This makes me happy seeing cows being happy
fyi, the calfs of these cows get stolen, their mothermik gets stolen and one day they end up in a slaughterhouse
@@HerbEVore-ti6hs in india that's we beef is ban
@@arpitagarwal9891 Right so, but in India the other animals get slaughtered as well. The only way out is veganism
The vegans are out in force, aren't they? It's too bad they can't let people just enjoy watching the cattle be happy for a bit.
@@HerbEVore-ti6hs okay I didnt ask lmao why yall gotta ruin happy moments like this with yo "fyi"
This was the first TP Farm Life video I ever saw, and I've been following ever since.
What a beautiful site. Imagine being inside for 6 months and then free as a bird. I love watching them run and jump.
This is like us being let out onto a giant field of pizza.
😂
Feeling happy to see cows are free to move and cows are stress free and happy 😊😊 love u bro from india 🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳
India?? Holy cow!
@@ParagonPKC yea Very very holy cow ❤️😀
Yes bro
Your gods are having a great time man, it's a party baby
@꧁༒ઽτ¡ทG ༒꧂ ooh thanks for the correction brother
What a sight you can feel the smiles in there. hearts.
We raised Angus cows as a kid. Only had about 30 at a time …they all had names. They are like big dogs. Love Cows!
always know when it start of spring when the cows would come out, grew up on a farm. Came norm as a child sit on a wall watch them come out from being in all winter. only time see them jump around like calf's, so dam adorable why I love cows
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The snotty noses rubbed on you ain't so cute
@@2degucitas get that from any animal, been drool on by dogs. horse feed put in my hair by the horses. cattle snot on the arm, attacked by rooster or geese (they much worse), ram by sheep and goats when feeding. part of the parcel when around animals. Not all cute and glamour like magazines like people to think lol.
Humans after covid
That's me thanks
There is no “after COVID”
@@ronaldmcdonald3173 exactly, got to control the masses (of sheep)
me right now
@@ronaldmcdonald3173 that's right. fauci & gates decided it will never end. this is the new normal.
What a sight, never seen so many cows so happy, N jumping for joy!!!! Cool…. hope you guys will keep making these animals happy… 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
When I travel UpState, I live in DownState NY, I see plenty of “cowies” Lolli gaging around under the trees getting some shade. The pastures are in the Valleys between rolling Mountain sides. I have called them “cowies” since the first time I saw a cow and I still do. I ❤️cowies.
Brings a tear to my eye.
I wish all cows, all animals got the chance to be free and happy like these cows. 💗
This is the most likes I've ever got! 😊
Then you must have to be vegan
@@desipanda8942 I'm not actually, I just care for animals.
Then cow's will suffer 💔💔
@@desipanda8942 I'm a vegetarian stupid!! 🤣🤣🤣
@@chloerosegrant5647 how can someone be so stupid like you (sorry btw) .what you think that vegans are stupid ,you are vegitarian it's fine but for people like you are responsible for cows and calves death .do you know cows get raped several time to produce milk and when they produce male calf dairy industry kill them instantly please get some knowledge.........
Oh I get it... They are so happy, they bounce around and we get milk shakes 😂😂😂
And steaks
and ribs
All those who eat them are demons
@Fess 007 demons should be killed
We kill demons and we love doing it
RK Thakur they will eventually be killed for meat when they give no more mil
These innocent & voiceless animals deserve such freedom n Joy...
They all are so beautiful..
Seeing them jumping around in joy simply takes me to heaven..
All I see is,sheer innocence N Happiness of those gorgeous creatures....
All they want is,to live their life to the fullest....No greediness,No jealousy..nothing else more
So come winter, when they queue up waiting to be let in, you recommend he makes them stay in flooded fields without any food?
That’s so very true cows are so happy when they are running loose. That’s so nice that you are making it as an event and folks are comming to see them rejoyce!!!
I'm lucky to live out in the country where my neighbours raise cattle (Black Angus, Charolais crosses and Highlands). The Scottish Highlands have access to the pasture at all times, even during the 6 months of winter with 3-4 metres of snow in the field, their long coats protect them from the -42C wind chill. Sometimes I go by in the morning and instead of going into the lean-to shelters, they will actually be sleeping under a mound of snow from the previous night's snowstorm. However, even though they do grow a shaggy coat in fall, the Angus and Charolais are kept inside usually from the end of December when the snow gets too deep and are let out in late April with the calves. The fields are vast and often the snow gets heavy and very crusty with thick overlying ice and can cut their legs (had this happened often with my horses.) Always a pleasure to see the cows with their calves running about in spring!
It’s so adorable how they prance around like calf’s playing!
Those cows remind me of how I felt on the last day of school before summer break!
Fantastic! Bucking cows on a picnic! Reminds me of the old cowboy movies showing a stampede. The sound of their hooves is amazing. Never thought of dairy cows as frisky! Thanks for teaching me something new.
Next video: how to catch 100 cows that broke through our fence
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Step 1: let them be free👍
schaapje666 😂😂😂👍
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In Switzerland by law cows must spend a certain amount of time outdoors grazing every month...the food there is incredible such quality. Regulations are good!
It's not like that in the US :/
I WISH, and deeply hope to see the day that cows and bulls (and every animal) in the U.S. are treated more like the loving, breathing lovable creatures they are.
They're intelligent, they form complex social groups complete with prefered "best friends", they're highly motivated (by food of course mostly) to learn and are adept at picking up on "human mechanisms"- opening gates and doors and generally surprising the shit out of you with how smart they are. Once you notice these things you'll start looking at animals differently as a whole. Especially the cows.
Edit: More importantly though- the only reason U.S. citizens can go buy a gallon of milk every few days- is because cows are kept constantly pregnant and milking in U.S. factory farms and unregulated local farms alike. It's despicable at best... these cows never see their newborn calves which is usually 1- a rare 2 tops possible their whole life, the male calves are "not needed" and are a heavy profit for the sale of veal... simply because dairy farms need to keep the cows birthing...
Also it's a myth, if not a red herring- that cows NEED to be milked or their teats will swell. This is true, but unnecessary when considered how they would survive in the wild. (eating plants that soothe their teats anyway, btw)
Every excuse in the book has been being made for decades now- and the animal abuse has to stop now. It should have stopped far sooner.
Being a cow has got to suck. You're either going to become meat, or you're pregnant your whole life to keep the udder full!
@@easytoslip well, in those respects yes :(
...but the ideal open field and sunshine days I imagine are what cows live for :) that and family/social life with one another. They're quite like humans in those ways.
In australia cow only go into the shed to get milked twice a day the rest of the time they stay out in the paddock grazing free
I love watching cows the first time they are let out after their winter confinement. To see such joyous exuberance from normally rather sedate animals is a delight to watch..