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Northern Dirtbags
เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 27 ก.พ. 2014
Join us as we build a self sustaining homestead on our 75 acres in Northeastern Ontario Canada
Snowmageddon 2022
Documenting what we hope to be our last major snowfall of winter 21/22. Also it is the biggest dump of the season.
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Roof clearing
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Taking advantage of the mild weather to clear off the roof of our trailer
10pm on the Summer Solstice in Northern Ontario Canada
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We enjoy all the extra summer daylight here in the bush of Northern Ontario but nothing says it better than 10pm on Summer Solstice.
Summer Solstice in Northern Ontario
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Always in awe of the amount of summer daylight we get but nothing is better than when we reach the summer solstice. This was taken inside at 10pm EDT. We have another that was taken outside.
Snow fleas
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Never had even heard of such a thing until 2015 when they were first spotted. Today was the second sighting this year.
Throwing Boiling Water Into Cold Air
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Finally tried this at -24C. The water turned to mist.
Tono and Jax playing
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Tono and Jax have become great friends. This was a mild play session. So much fun to see our 11 year old dog Tono (Husky, Wolf, Akita) act like the pup he is playing with. Jax (Great Pyrenees, Anatolian Shepherd, Akbash) is now 10 months old and fitting in very well.
Singing Toad
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This time of year we are serenaded by the toads singing throughout the night. Today we caught one during the day.
Induction Cooktop cooking demonstration
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Cooking scrambled eggs from start to finish on an Induction Cooktop with a cast iron frying pan.
Beautiful Sunshine and Fresh Snow
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We got quite a dumping of snow overnight. Then this morning the sun came out and it was glorious!
Chicken Butchering
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Our first rooster to be butchered. We do not show the actually killing. There are many videos out there that show you that.
Chicken wing clipping - Getting the girls in 'prison"
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Chicken wing clipping - Getting the girls in 'prison"
Great video !
It happens in yellow flame. If you get that on your gas stove you need to fix to have blue flame
.........before putting the pot over the flame.
Not nearly as noisy as I expected
Hi it would be helpful to know the brand you have there. Lovely add for cast iron, I went for stainless as I like a pan thats not overly heavy, but perhaps I need to rethink. Thanks for sharing.
Sorry I have missed adding that it is Kuradori (store brand of Home Hardware)
By far the best video on cast iron and induction stovetop cooking. Learned more in less than two minutes, than fifteen minutes of three other crap videos.
That needed some salt and pepper. But other than that 👍👍👍😂😂😂
There calling for 10 to 15 cm again on Thursday but that can change. The weather up here changes fast. It is very Heavy snow
Hope not. May turn into more rain than white stuff. 🤞
Thank you 👍
@@northerndirtbags8894 yes u help me, salam from arabia 😘
I never clip my birds or chickens wing. They stay near/in my house and as for the chickens they can't fly. But my bird does and she doesn't go anywhere. I trust in them and they trust in me.
they can fly lol
@@CrowFusion chickens natural ancestors could no doubt fly well, but the domesticated chickens we know are to bulky to fly well, we made them flightless birds.
Why would you ever clip a bird's wings?
@@adriennefrances9924 Maybe yours can't but ours can
@@thekrrib chickens can still fly with clipped wings ^^ and some chickens are different from that, i tried to use both a barrier and clipped wings to keep my new hens out of a tree yet they still go in it at night. even with clipped wings, theyre able to hop into an 8ft high branch :)
Only works on small pans. If you use a larger pan, it will only cook in the middle.
That us not what I have found. This cooktop's element is up to 8.5'' which works great for most of my pots and pans. My stock pot is definitely too big but you only cook quickly with this not for hours so one would not expect to cook soup.
@@northerndirtbags8894 glad it worked for you. When I tried to cook with a larger pan, it left a definite mark on the smaller circle.
@@corlissyamasaki3476 What brand induction cooktop did that?
@@northerndirtbags8894 Duxtop 9100.
ghosts on the avenue were talking to themselves.
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somebody been selling em dreams again
Pretty neet to see scrambled eggs in less than 2 minutes.
nice! great tip, thank you
Happy you found it helpful :)
How are the bugs bro?
Bugs are always around out here
Hope all is well with you up north. The dogs are awesome. THUMBS UP to the Northern Dirtbags. We miss you!!!
Nice! Gonna buy my first one this weekend. Already have loads of cast iron.
-1 here today and it is April 16th. I want spring. I hate ice. Have a great day.
Thanks for the comment. Sorry we haven't noticed until now. Have a wonder filled day!
Good thing they're not real fleas. ;) They love a sunny spring thaw. - Miller OSSDF
So nice to see Tono running and playing like that ☺
It really is, isn't it! :)
What kind of rooster was that white one with the light brown feathers and did you actually have a video of the culling itself ?
The rooster was a Frey's Dual Purpose Breed. We do not have the video you are looking for as there are many already on the internet. Follow our blog northerndirtbags.blogspot.com or on Facebook facebook.com/northerndirtbags to get more info.
Ok ,thank you.
Nice set up ,hope your garden is fruitful for you this year .
Thank you. It is going well thus far. We'll update a little later in the season.
I don`t like that word (meat bird) ,I will have trouble killing my babies off when it is time :(
I understand where you are coming from but they are our food and although we treat them well and ensure them a comfortable life we are not attached to them in the way we are with our layers. Now this is our first time with these dual purpose birds and we may have a different view come fall.
Northern Dirtbags That makes sense ,unlike the industry and their poultry,we do have a tenancy to treat our food with more care .
good score of wood though!!!
hello where up north are you , Canada or the USA ? can you direct me to your video explaining how you came to decision of going off the grid and self sustaining were are thinking of doing the same .
We do not have a video where we talk about how we came to the decision to go off grid. We thought long and hard about this for over 10 years. Then our search for land took a few years too. If you are on Facebook we do more posting there and also on our blog. Blogspot.ca/northerndirtbags or fb.com/northerndirtbags