In this instructional monologue, the speaker explains a practical method for loading a calf that has never been in a trailer. The technique starts with setting up a broad triangular arrangement of nets that gently guides the animals without excessive pressure, then narrows the pathway using temporary T‑posts that lead directly into the trailer. Calves are herded in pairs whenever possible, applying intermittent, low‑pressure nudges that encourage movement while keeping the animals calm. The process emphasizes letting the calf “choose” the direction, using gradual pressure, brief pauses, and minimal force. Once the desired calf is inside, the unwanted animal is removed. The overall approach prioritizes low‑stress handling, simple equipment, and step‑by‑step guidance for safe, efficient loading.
