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Is it the same process as introducing new hens to an established rooster?

Are you introducing a rooster or a wolf to the hens? Just let him in and let nature take its due course. I've been introducing roosters, and they are all fine after a couple of harmless fights with other roosters or bigger hens. Unnecessary drama.

Hens to pullets, I generally do at least two weeks of "look, don't touch" (side by side runs). I don't have a rooster though.

Great video. I see so many that just throw them together. That can cause so many problems. Great job introducing. 5 stars!

I did it the opposite! My neighbor gave me his rooster and I just threw them in with the hens! They seem to get along. Now what?

May I ask what is the brown hooded jacket you was wearing at begginjng I see lots folks in usa wearing them and want one myself i am in uk so not sure as not seen them here ?

What happened..did you guys fall off the face of the earth?

I have only 1 complaint about this mower.. It will keep you FILTHY dirty.. It throws the dirt and debris back into your face. john deere knows this... but wants you to buy a $150 kit to fix it?? WTF?

Thank you, this if brilliant! 🤩🥚

How many years of experience do you have handling pigs? As an old timer raising pigs & cattle, I’ll warn you that Mangalitsa pigs can be much more aggressive. They are deeply connected to their wild genetics. We raise them but have to selectively cull the ones that are aggressive, break out of any kind of fence and etc. I wish you great success but also beg you to please be cautious around this breed. We have many breeds here and focus on maintaining heritage breeds like the super rare Meishan. We get calls from all over begging us to please come get Mangalitsa off their farms. Their genetics & dispositions vary WIDELY. Best of luck my friend! Hope it all works well for you and the amazing Mangalitsa breed! 🤠✅👍🏻

You need to reverse the tines to dig deeper into the ground.

Those 2 levers are for the tansmission so when ur pushing the mower you have to move those levers in so you do not mess up the hydro trans

You should be mowing that grass more often if you want to mow it that short mowing 10 acres like that your mower wont last. At least put the blade up and slow down some.

Thanks! Very well done video. Helpful info, too.

Thanks! How long will these eggs last like this? I’ve got two bluebird eggs that didn’t hatch in a nest in my nest box. It’s been so fun monitoring the box and watching the ones that did hatch grow. We even witnessed them fledge! I’m going to try and preserve the leftover eggs and maybe even donate them to a nature center for education if I can find one who will take them. I’m going to try this method and hopefully it will be successful!

I had a rooster that I named Fearless because he was willing to fight my German Shephard. Three days ago a predator in the forest killed fearless as he defending his girls. What a GERAT rooster he was! Now my daughter is giving me Fearless's brother. But I want to make sure I do the intro into the flock correctly. Thanks for this video!

If you lift the black flap up ur mower won’t bog down plus they discontinued this lawnmower for some reason because I own one

Where do you find the deck belt size on this mower?

What do I do if it’s the hens attacking the rooster … not the other way around. I don’t have the setup you have man.

Make sure you clean the deck good. John Deere decks rust out bad.

I did this as a kid. You can use a thumb tack to create the holes on each side, just push in . Does the straw make blowing it out easier? My craft book had us just blow it out.

Here we go with the good fat/bad fat nonsense.

My parakeet laid a bunch of tiny little unfertilized eggs and I want to try and preserve at least one because they're so small. Thank you for this! Oh, and parakeet eggs taste like chicken eggs 😂

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Mangalista, as we call them in Hungary "Mangalica" They are our traditional pigs, they are almost wiped out 2 centureys ago. Now there numbers are growning! Nice to see them in the USA! Have fun with them! :) Greetings from Hungary.

Is he watching the camera or himself on the camera??? HEHE

Just added one and he is about a year old and the hen's are only two months, so he was overly dominating! Therefore I am going to try your step to bring him into the flock with the other 16, thanks!

Hey dude i just bought a rooster for my hens and is it normal for the hens to fight with the rooster please tell me

I love my 345M for my acre lot but sorta wish I would’ve went up one more notch and did the r and not the m so I have the Foot switch for blades but for a yard like yours I would do the Z740R ZTrak™ Zero Turn Mower, 54-inch Deck cause if gives you the suspension you need in your yard

OK I see this was put up about a year ago so I'll look for a update. But by now you have probably seen or heard about electric hog netting. There's no need to hog panel a huge area. Make smaller plots and only move them once the area is cleared sufficiently. This method does a much better job of helping the forest floor. You also need to clear some of the overhead forest to allow more light in and improve air circulation through the trees. Good luck on your adventure. Have a great day 🌤 😀

Hi. This is the best rooster introduction process Ive seen so far. Congrats! Two questions: How long should step 2 last? What whould you have done if the result of the whole process had been different?

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I used a needle and the end of a knife and slightly taped the knife into the needle took a minute but made the perfect holes

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I used your method with a Capri sun straw instead of the normal straw size..it fit so much better in the small holes and creates a better push. Also if you put a small amount of like tacky glue in the area for the holes..it helps prevents cracking more when making the holes Went to see my Granny last weekend and she gave me 8 goose eggs and duck and chicken eggs!! Going to make my Granny and 7 Aunt's a Easter egg!! It's my first try doing any of this, very excited 😁 will try to remember to post pictures of final egg's!!!

*My yard consists of roughly 3.5 acres of "mowable" area with several small hills **Bestfor.Garden** also recommend and valleys and tree-beds scattered throughout. Not only did the mower do a great job, but at the end of cutting the entire lawn, I STILL had 35% left on the battery.*

Thank u for great advice one of the best videos I seen.

Have you looked into better springs for the seat? Thanks for making this video, I am considering the z375r.

Use the old kennels for different variety of brooding hens...or gurn them into baby chick nurseries..

I needed this video! We’ve had our hens for about 8 months now and we finally introduced them to a rooster. The rooster was at my in-laws but he was apart of the same batch as our hens.

I find it easy to add a mature rooster to the flock of hens without the need to seperate them, but my rooster would be jealous... he only has 4 hens at the moment, but getting more soon :)

I would think goats 🐐 would have done a better job

Are you still doing this

I had to rewatch this video to know to move the levers to get the wheels to move. My family is grateful to you. I was cussing and ready to shoot the damn thing.

How are the girls doing now? Good color variety?

Just got a john deere z375r , I live on a hill side and the tires are t..... savers they will get you hurt on a hill .. I have put a bumper on it because there no where to hook to when you need to pull it back up a hill ... also changed the tires and wheel to a very aggressive tire.. the bumper also puts more weight where it needs it ...the bump also protects the light weight sheet metal ... The engine is a B&S... and is great might be the best part of the mower ...runs good , starts good , with lots of power..

That is too cool. My African Grey Parrot laid her 1st egg today. She is our pet so there is no male. A friend of mine shared your video so I am going to try to preserve her egg. Great instructions...I am so grateful to have this video

Such a cute cow, hope all is well with you and your family. Keep making videos 😀 have a great day, lisa@moneypit homestead