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Such a good idea! Thanks for sharing

Would electric netting with a solar charger work and protect the trunks of the blue berries and put random shelters out for pigs to hide and sleep? You probably thought of that.

Idea: Tiny little shock collars and an electric border.

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Get goats 😂

Hi guys, I really like your project. I am trying something similiar here in Thailand. At the moment we have 96 Khakis and more to come. We have a field with fruit trees and we let them free there every day for a couple of hours. Unfortunately we don't have a fence yet so we always need to watch them especially in regards to stray dogs that come for visit and like to catch a snack. Really annoying part.... Anyway, how many ducks do you have at the moment? You breed them all on your own? How and when do you sort out the old ones? In regards to food: Did you ever look at duck weed? Ours love to eat it and even though it's pretty simple to grow it's actually hard to get as much as they like to eat. Ours also love to eat Manjok leaves, but I am pretty sure this is difficult to grow in Wales. Are there any plant leaves you know they like to eat a lot?

How much do those auto-mow bots cost?

Interesting catch some people work. 🧐

5gal buckets lids or old 5gal buckets cut off for lids.

Bungee or rope. Connected to the bottom of the fence.under the pipe and connected to the top of the fence.

2x4 board on the back side. Use horse shoe nails. So the fence can flex up and down. Two old lawn mower wheels and two large nails to secure the wheels to connect the wheels two the 2x4. Boom not rocket science

The G.O.A.T are Goats 🐐

Why not use something like a chicken tractor, that has their hide and water in it?

Could you hang the tube from the top of the cage with bailing wire? And maybe skids on the bottom of the tube?

We kept pet guinea pigs when I was kid, one night they escaped from the large floorless moving cage/house they lived in, a couple of them hung around and we caught them but about 6 or 7 of them disappeared (we lived on a farm) a few months later we started seeing guinea pigs in a very dense area of bush in a steep rugged gulley not far from our house and garden, they bred and formed a feral colony there, we couldn't do much about it they were impossible to catch in the dense bush and rugged terrain.

How about putting an empty cage next to the old cage and moving the guinea pigs from one to another? Just means an extra cage per row.

Wow! Or you can just let them loose! th-cam.com/video/FM9SemMfknA/w-d-xo.htmlsi=epolFn0kYHZTUR3b

Try doing something like this... Make one for girl side and one for boy side and place in an aisle in your blueberry orchard and let them loose during the day then place a cage inside at the end of the dome you can lock them in at night like a wire cage with wire bottom. So you don't have to worry about anything trying to dig underneath to try to get themth-cam.com/users/shortsq1GnSDuKIfc?si=E1DCQJfKuKTsyu13

Cavia's in the cold weather?? 😢

LOL You had me at "how many guinea pigs do we need?"

just think outside the pen 🙂

Put your crates on wheels. Wood frame, chicken wire sides, wheels on the inside oc the crate.

Goats are easier

Back in my village in Afghanistan, we have similar small rodent we kept as pets and food. Sometimes the men would try and fornicate with them too

We ate guinea pig in Ecuador where they are raised for food. A staple food in the Andean countries.

It's great science and engineering! Research and development is what costs the most in any process for making something worthwhile.

Still seems pretty labour intensive for something that could be done by a robot mower the initial investment stings a quite bit but it starts paying for it self by using electricity instead of petrol and not needing as much fertilizer. Also, don't they have problems with ticks?

Make them a little bit more rigid , put a hunch in the far end that has a floor and a door the put a couple of push-bike wheels on the hutch end ,when you moove you shut the pigs in the hutch pick up the end without wheels and push or pull wherever you want ,I use the same design with slight mods for my rabbits and chickens , I ended up putting extension handles on the lift end .

Love watching this journey! I have two guinea pigs, they would think a blueberry orchard is heaven!

Lol ❤ you tryed to reinvent the wheel that adjusts up and down 😂

Two goat's ❤ plus you can eat them after 😊

Why do they need to be boys ? And what happens to not needed girls ?

just alternate the cage, and manually move them like you did at 11:50. you're overcomplicating it for no reason.

"Now we are considering the alternative, which is buying a riding lawn mower and a strimmer."

Electric net poultry fence

A simple solution: 2 cages with trap doors on all sides. One in front of the other and alternate daily. There ! solved it for you mate❤

It was a very well made video - almost too professional - watch out for your precious time. Your life comes first, TH-cam second - and not the other way around if you want to survive mentally. Based on your facial expressions, it seems that you are struggling with your duties - a humorous approach can make the boring work fun so that you forget the long working hours. My advice for moving the animals is: "Move the animals through a tunnel from cage A to cage B". Once that is done, you can separate the emptied cage A and assemble it in front of the filled cage B for the next moving.

Maybe get a solid tube of sorts thats heavy to guinea pigs and wind but molds to the ground to place around the fence once the fence is repositioned to block any potential exits.

Google chicken orbs, you might be able to adapt it ir something like it to fit your needs. And yes i think guineapigs will do a very good job of mowing the blueberry orchard. Cheers!

What kind of a bread is this?

Can you please make a video on difference between male and female duckling and aslo for adult Duck male and female. Wait for your kind response

Coooooool.. new subscriber! Good Luck!

What a good boy finding that last guinea ❤ Neat method of grazing!

A 2'*4'*14' board. Two pitch forks attached to it. The 2*4 goes over the entire cage and the pitch forks engage with the cage. The 2*4 is attached to wheels that almost hit the back of the cage and the rear pitchfork is slightly ahead of these wheels. You can make a mechanism that slightly raised the 2*4, by pulling a yoke handle and this takes some lever arms: but is not absolutely necessary, then you go to the back end of the 2*4, and push down, lifting the cage up a bit, and roll the entire thing forward. The lever arm keeps the cage level, so no gap is provided for the critters to escape. Otherwise you attach a flexible skirt to the arm, that will provide a drifting edge hanging from the 2*4 while you move it. You can also attach a wheel to the front of the 2*4 just behind the forward pitchfork. This forward wheel would be used again with the lever action lift, and would make it simple to just use the 2*4 like a wheel barrow that comes and picks the cage up and easily moves it forward.

Protect the plants you don't want them to eat, enclose the entire pasture and put plenty of hides around, but treats only at home. Then just let them breed and run free, most will run home each night for safety comfort warmth and treats, but expect some hawk predation.

I think a "leapfrog" system might work. A second pen with gates that align. Open fresh pasture and maybe they will migrate on their own from one pen to the next. Then just close the gate and lift the now empty pen over? FYI, I have no experience with guinea pigs, this is more of a youtube brainstorm idea.

I would be worried about hawks, can you use electric fence like the premier fence that they use for chickens

this is like kindergarden tries youtube, you wonder whats going on in their head with these ideas and if this is even legal at some moments,

Google chicken tractor. It's the same concept and people have been using them forever.