And no barbecue afterwards! No fun at all.

Right? Lol. Then again....would you really trade the hot summers in a hay loft...come on now.

Yeah, and I used to be one of them doing it. Where was this lot 40 years ago???

Isn't it the truth? I used to go out and bail hay from the field, when it was still green making it 50 lbs heavier than it needed to be.

one of thosr teenage boys went to an A&T somewhere and retired phenomenally wealthy at the age of 45 lmao

I get what you're saying, but come on....this would have saved my arms, back, and legs....plus freed up more time for other work.

Yeah like how to be a sucker lmao

@@alierrtrillo9368 you're probably one those people that talk shit about the youth of today being a bunch of pussies and afraid of work. Buckin hay gave me gas money when I was a kid, tought me the value of a dollar, to be on time and finish a job that I started not to mention got me in great shape for football. As a HS football coach now all I hear are parents complaining about how kids are soft can't make a decision on the fly or the coaches are being to hard on their baby. Point is that everyone wonders what's wrong with kids nowadays and that problem is we've taken work smarter not harder to the extreme and left generations of youngsters to be "programmers" not workers that understand the value a hard day's work.

I remember back in late 70's early 80's kids talking about playing a block stacking game on their Ataris video game, when I saw it for the first time, I invited them out to do it for real. They actually enjoyed it a couple times.

Taught me how to ask for more money up front.

what is the cost of each bale of hay

You wouldn't have had a job.

@@xrpxtrariceplease2811 depends, there is a difference in bales $ from whether it is the 1st, 2nd, or 3rd cut. first cut in spring is more nutritious.

@@toolmanthetim7042 thanks never know that

@@xrpxtrariceplease2811 lived in Vermont for many years, 500,000 people and 650,000 cows!

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Got that right.

So true

Most already do now. Everything is automated today.

Someone who hasn’t buck’d 2 loads in a row at a feed store in an eight hour shift while handling customers pick up.

On some screens it's really easy to accidentally thumbs down (or thumbs up)

Hippie vegan animal lovers who don't eat meat and want to save hay from going extinct. Just my guess.

They haven’t got a clue what the video is about. I’d be surprised if they actually knew what hay was!!!

Narcissistic morons that have never touched a bale of hay in their life I hauled hay for 15 summers god I hate hay

probably just gotta be relatively close and the tie downs cinch them in on one another but im totally guessing

dont be sorry id have sold my soul for this thing at the farm they sent me to for being a shithead child lol

Haven’t met the tame sort of grass yet !!!!

brett knoss I’m fairly certain it is a regular flat bed, with small side rails and a winch powered unloading system

Look up a 'hay squeeze'

Almost! It broke one of the boards we had screwed up there to protect the wall.

Yes. That left a lot of wasted space too.

Oh I miss that life.

I loved it. Crazy hard work but still enjoyed it

@@jaypence332 I hear ya! I miss my farm and ranch days!!