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EMS in GA. Watch yall often.

One of my customers told me elevates the feed so chickens have to work/exercise to get their. That way they don't die of heart attacks. Fairly common f I r meatbirds.

Great video. Very informative

Great job. My wife and I did this last year for a friend. Interesting learning. Good explanation as always !

I had a helping partner great job keep going

Great job! I don’t have a nice plucker like that, I only have the one that goes on a drill. it takes a lot longer and makes a huge mess. I love how the kids help out.

Awesome healthy self reliant living, totally agree with your style of life

Awesome job ! Been years since I butchered my own chickens, Nice to see the next generation involved :) Your garden is looking great , Awesome tips & teaching !

Great job raising your own meat birds🌟

You're amazing, your garden is amazing, good timing for the rain, that was fun to watch!!!

Yikes!! ~tyfs~!

I’m sure there are others showing real life things and pushing some BS limits but I appreciate that you’re doing it and going in depth with your explanations! I grew up working on farms. Hunt and fish etc. people complain yet still buy meat at the store and that meat magically appears at the store without any of what you’ve had to do 😂😎 my youngest child and only daughter who’s about to be 17 is also named Bailey. Love what you’re doin ! Take care

Love the family affair! The kids will carry this on. Nice job.

Evenin folks 🖐😎👍

Great vid…Thanks for sharing!!!🇨🇦

Where is this located?

Hi mason

You look great good video

Mornin folks! 🖐😎👍

Wow! Thats awesome!!! Cant wait to see it grow. Thanks!

Looking good 👍

You are doing awesome job love watch you guys do all the different stuff we have a little hobby farm 3 dz chicken and looking to add turkeys to sell there eggs as well and doing meat chickens to sell as well love watch and getting extra tips you give out keep up the good work

Very nice job! I am especially interested in the mixed flower seed planting . So could you up date us on the bee hive project, please.

Awesome garden and amazing gardener. Can wait to see the harvest !

Wow!! you are a rockstar to get that all done!!!!!Super kudos to you!!!

You ARE kickin ass ! Thought I’d lost watching your videos after that storm but really enjoying getting caught up and couldn’t resist a new video ! Kinda like one of your favorite shows going off the air ! Love what you’re doing and please keep showing the heart and hard work !! You’re building the inspiration for more than you know !! Take care. Much love from Maine

Good lookin and barefoot in the garden. How could it not grow? Sorry Hubby

I noticed your shirt saying EMS & Paramedic. Is that your occupation?

Wow ! Young Lady your going to have a busy harvest season :)) A lot of work your garden looks awesome, Winter stock pile , Your happy animals are doing great 👍👍

you have done a great job getting the gardens set up. can't wait to watch the growth

The garden looks great! 👍 You got a lot done in a short time.

Smart lady,👏🥰

Quite an abundance of handsome and adorable creatures on the homestead. ~tyfs~! 🐷🐖

Do you ever run out of energy? You're a machine! 👍🏻

Catching the pigs and the music was hilarious.

Great to see the kids participating in this and not grossed out. Side benefit you know the quality. You guys ever smoke the chicken feet?

Bailee I am Joe from school on my grandmas account

At the farm store I run, we sell tank de-icers. These might help get sap warmer before pouring in your boiling pans. Might cut down time you spend boiling.

Last couple videos I saw from you guys was getting things ready for a garden and then that hellacious storm hit and caused the devastation and you were cleaning up. Honestly I checked the channel over the next month or two and didn’t see anything. I’ve gotten no notifications about any of the videos. Past few days I kept getting this video in my feed. Took me a few days for it to tickle my old brain into remembering hey I know living simple. Refreshed and stilll had to go search for this video. lol. Anyway so happpy to see this video and I’ve got some catching up to do ! Take care and much love from Maine

Regarding your wood burning stove, it looks from the video that it is OK given that the flue is at least double wall where it goes through the ceiling and the roof. It is excellent practice to clean the flue of creosotes every year. (chimney sweep)

I lived off grid for 7 years and we did firewood to pay the bills and I think you have a excellent amount you can get through any winner, I happen to know that it's possible to do 6 chords a month. My routine was split tost and stack and then deliver, I love the fact that you put it on your porch real close real Handy and that you have so much there's nothing wrong with having enough firewood to staying warm.

Very cool day with the bees ! Use to love helping Dad with the bees & the taste of fresh honey from the hive :) No suit in the late 70's early 80's just a tight neck on your shirt ! To bad the mice got into your hive hopefully that mesh will keep them out"

Very interesting, I learned a lot

Mice can chew wood like it's a piece of fruit. I would use metal to keep them out. I would consider any frames that have rodent damage garbage as mice are filthy animals and step in there own pee/poop...but I'm not a bee keeper.

We just watched your video and had the same issues with mice last year! Luckily we have some really knowledgeable people in our bee group who showed us a product that works excellent! We got a set of these mice guards from our local bee shop but i found a link too the same ones that I will post at the end of this comment. You essentially screw in 2 clips at either side of your entrance and this mouse guard slides down against your bottom board allowing no way for a mouse to get in. And the exra cool thing is you can flip it upside down and it has very small holes to allow for ventilation into the hive but the bees can't get out. So it would be useful if you had too transport a hive, or if you wanted to weed eat around the hive, or if theres a warm day with a cold front coming and you dont want them to break cluster. Hopefully this helps, and keep up the good work! Heres the link to the same ones we have galenafarms.com/products/gf10-mg?variant=41058176172196

Why not make a cage out of hardware cloth to cover entire hive? Plus grass gives them cover to sneak in. Do you have any owls/hawks in the area to hunt the mice? They might help or barn cats.

You should drink lots of water and then have something healthy for breakfast before you do any kind of physical activity. Food is fuel.

I did it, the it is firewood. for room and board, and it for about 6 years we were splitting and selling firewood to pay the bills, I'm not kidding we did on average 6 chords a month. And of course I was about 25 years younger. What I'm trying to say and having a difficult time doing it is I watch you guys process firewood and it just brings back really good memories, I really like your content I love your porches what a good idea.

I think it's a very intelligent and thoughtful to put your firewood on your porches, you don't have to go 50 yards to get to your firewood and bring it back, it's a couple of steps. I did firewood for room & board, 6 chords a month yes it can be done, so I love what you guys are doing.

Really cool video. I am a small time beekeeper too. I lost 2 hives over the winter that were still full of honey. That puzzled me. Last year i caught a swarm and put it in an observation hive in my house. Yesterday after posting/bragging on social media about an observation hive a year old....they swarmed! I did catch the swarm but it is a small swarm. I put them in a box with drawn comb and honey stores. I like the idea of wood chips to wick moisture...I will definately be doing that next winter. Thank you for the video. You inspire me to keep going with the gardening and bee keeping. Im 67....not real old...but i wore myself out working hard for 48 years. Looking forward to more content...thanks again!!