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SeedsandArrowsFrontier
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เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 11 พ.ค. 2019
We are starting our journey on a new frontier moving out into the country and bringing our viewers along for the ride. We believe in God, Family and the American Dream. We hope to be able to use this platform to document our journey with the hopes of making memories of our life experiences along the way. We will be learning to live off the land by farming, hunting, fishing and even trying to raise some honey bees. We hope you will join us! Thanks for watching! Stay safe! Make each day count and God Bless!
Problem solving a hive cut out
This was the most challenging hive removal I delt with. But we found a way to get the queen from behind a brick wall.
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hatching out our own chickens
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After looking at several reviews we decided to try an egg incubator to try and hatch out our own chickens. #homestead #farming #chicken
5 ways to defend your chickens from predators
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Over several years of having chickens we have learned what works best for defending our flock from predators. #predators #chicken #farming #country #homestead
Barndominium build updates
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Updates on building our barndominium, and living in the country. #barndominium #construction #homestead #country
2yr old queen started with 2 frames of bees
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2yr old queen started with 2 frames of bees
Did we make a mistake switching our chicken feed?
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Did we make a mistake switching our chicken feed?
New home builders need to do this to SAVE money, and it cost Nothing!!!
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New home builders need to do this to SAVE money, and it cost Nothing!!!
1st signs of fall flowers to get fall honey
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1st signs of fall flowers to get fall honey
What an awesome adventure.
The Purple flower in my front yard was not lavender. Did a little research and it’s called “Russian Sage”. Bees, butterfly’s and humming birds love it. Deer do not ;). Once again more than welcome to some. Way to stay persistent and over come those obstacles. Got that Queen, great job! Viewers If you’ve watched this video and read this comment give Mike a thumbs up and add a comment and subscribe. Helps him grown his channel. Have a great day everyone. Spreading positive vibes ;)
A thermal camera and a cheap borescope from Amazon is your best friend. Also get or make a bee vacuum. It's so hard to frame up new comb! Drawn comb is like having gold! Congrats on the queen!
wtf is your problem you start this video with a sorry where as it should be a pray aka a demand for your word, you start so weak,
Looks like this was the perfect beginning, being that it made you have to think a second and meditate on the Lord. I will pray for you, Brother!
AWESOME!
you make it sound like she could be gone for days. queens on mating flight don't camp out over night
I don't check my bees at night to see if the queen has returned, and if she is eaten or killed she won't be there. That's why I say let the bees tell you by putting in fresh eggs. If they make queen cells they know their queen is gone. If they make worker brood then they are not worried about it cause their queen is there
There water is Green. Needs Cleaning
That's for the ducks
Oh... Okay 👍
They sure grow quickly
Foxes, Hawks, Raccoons.....my gosh you got a real big problem. I'd probablly stop raising chickens and stick to maybe pigs, goats, maybe some cows, definately a guard donkey...Id use the pigs to clear a huge area around where your future safe coop will go but for now your dogs are probably unable to defend the coop with brush and what not around it. Your real problems are going to be when these predators move in and start families and teach their young how to mess with ya. Someday when you got a nice area cleared, I'd get some Turkeys and Ducks as well. I see you got some Guinea's those are a little more agressive than chickens so I'd imagine that helps a bit. You can also help your chickens if you place some stuff out there for them to run under for cover from the hawks and foxes. Best defense to add to everything I mentioned is a good kid that loves chickens. A real Chicken Shepard like I was, when I was young.
Thing ways like 30 pounds 😂 ones we got are over a 100
Where did the duck come from?
A friend who rescued it and asked if we could house them.
Good points.
Thanks Camp, we appreciate the views and support!
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Neighbor eh? I'll have to have a talk with them.
Cut! 😆 she made me lol.
Drones don’t typically move with a swarm. Be sure to check the thorax to be sure it isn’t an unmated queen. Also most swarms contain the mature queen and leave it up to the original colony to make her replacement. Much like doing a walk away split.
Beekeepers better get used to a few stings. The itching is the worst part.
Great thanks
Thanks. Great advice. how long can you leave raw sap before you boil
It depends on how warm it gets. If you can keep around 40 degrees. It will stay good a few days. If it goes above 50 you need to render it down as soon as possible.
HOW DO YOU BUST UP THE CONCRETE WITH A BIG, THICK, POWERFUL MASSIVE JACKHAMMER?
Hello, I am a beekeeper in a continental area, at an altitude of 500 to 1300 meters above sea level, with strong winters and a very changeable spring. I am a beekeeper exclusively from Carniolan. I keep a bee on 5 to 8 frames of brood throughout the year and have honey to extract (as seen in my video). Beekeepers must understand that they are beekeeping with a bee that is suitable for their climate. When we imported the Italian bee, problems began with the death of bee colonies, regardless of the fact that the Italian bees are strong but eat all the food. The Italian bee is excellent for warmer areas and longer honeying periods. Carniolan and other bees are aggressive if something is wrong in the hive .
I dont like italians, they have poor pest resistance and awful mite tolerance, they dont produce that much honey, literally every bee but 1 out produces them, they eat way too much in the winter and swarm and rob other colonies they just have no positive traits at all it blows my mind that they are the most used when they are objectively the worst bees to use. Russians are just better in every single way.
The video ends because the man was ripped apart by a swarm of those birds seconds after.
They'll eventually get used to it and you'll have to switch methods
As soon as I saw the introduction of God, Lord, salvation blah blah blah I could immediately identify you as completely mad and so shut off your nonsense
Three days later the entire house burned down
0:08 - The amount of exposed conductor is asking for a problem, unless everyone will be avoiding that whole area. Either cut the exposed part a little shorter (so the wire nut covers it fully), or electrical tape around it.
lets hope that 16 gauge is enough for the amperage and doesnt burn/cause a fire
@@stalinschicken3432 If they're just running LED lights, it should be more than enough.
Rooster looking to get lucky tonight
Properly titled video
Love that sound
I love the sound of rain on a metal roof, I also hate the sound of rain on a tarp.🤷🏻♂️ maybe because of too many wet camping trips? idk🤷🏻♂️ 😂
All I can say would be I'm going to sleep good
The chick is so cute
Chicks, Man!!
You got babies!!!!!
Omg!!! They are so cute and I own chickens too and I have one hen who takes care of seven chicks and they are so cute! (We adopted the chicks because the hen really wanted chicks.
There so cute! You deserve a lot and I mean a lot more likes!
Awesome!
Looking awesome Mike! Thanks for sharing!
Very nice Mike. It's all looking good.
awww these chicks are adorable! by the way you have a really cute voice :D
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CONGRATS 🎉 what are you gonna name it
OK I was waiting for something to happen 😅😭💀
hunting in KY doesn't start for another 2 weeks. But we just moved from a subdivision to the country where we don't see wildlife just walking across the yard.
Aww 🥰
Awesome video. Is a Paisley a miniature or standard size dachshund?
Miniature
Awesome 👏 I have miniature dachshund myself that I’m hoping will be able to track game. He’s recovered hog hides but I haven’t yet been able to provide him a deer hide for practice. Thanks for taking the time to reply and have a great day
On the ragweed!!
Rag weed is coming in hard! Goldenrod is soooo close!!! 😊😊😊
Awesome job!!!
First!!!
We're starting to think about bees and this is getting us super excited for it!
They are such a great resource to have on any homestead. It can be challenging, but try to learn up on them this winter and look at buying from a reputable person in the Spring. I have several videos I will be doing on genetics