Moving Cattle for Rotational Grazing

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The presenter then opens the gate and calls the cattle to move them into the newly fenced area. The cattle, including two calves and the donkeys, respond to his calls and move through the temporary fence line. They show respect for the established electric fence, keeping a safe distance, confirming the effectiveness of the rotational grazing training. There are two calves that get momentarily stuck in the previous pen, but eventually join the rest of the herd. This process highlights the ease and efficiency of moving livestock using temporary electric fencing.

Goal: The cattle, including calves and donkeys, are successfully moved through the temporary fence line to their new pasture, demonstrating their understanding of electric fencing.

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uh first thing they do is run to the other fence which is not energized so that should be interesting girls we got two calves that are always troublesome and those two calves are stuck down there in the pin that they were just in so we'll leave the gate open we're going to go down there and round up those two calves okay be right back wait they're coming they're coming woo girls this is so cute check them out they're running up here like dude i'm missing it i'm missing it and the donkeys always bring up the rear whew whoa girls here come those two calves whoa girls this is our first time moving up here so everything looks very strange to them uh there's a cat over in the bushes and it freaked them out a little bit woo girls so see how they run through the gate yeah pretty cool huh we got one straggler out here get your butt in here girl is that susie sue susie that's susie susie spoiled brat up so susie's balking at that too so she sees that and that's the shocker come on whoa girl whoa girl yeah they're a little bit freaked out by the noise that the intellishock electric fence was making pretty cool all right let's go get the tractor and i'll show you the situation i've got down there uh i've got chains it involves chains it involves pulling it involves tractor and it involves fun so here's the hillbilly debacle first of all that's a 1950 willis jeep by the way i picked that up for a deal that's not popcorn popcorn if you follow the channel is in the shop it's still in pieces it will be put together that's not popcorn but that's a cool jeep we'll ride around in it one day together so what i've got here is i parked the sea drill in here with the green tractor well the green tractor would fit underneath here underneath this carport but big t the red tractor will not fit in here so i have a chain set up and you guys are gonna love this check it out so i took a chain and i ran it through each portion of the three point then i brought the two chains together right here to where this pin goes into the back of big t so that's the hillbilly debacle that we're in now big t our tym t 1104 tractor this thing is a monster of a tractor is big i mean it takes a lot of room to move this thing around so i've got to pull forward because if i backed up i almost hit the building and i just

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