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@@jimmiller6704 Thank you - I did not know that

@@mkrug1149 👍

@@PazLeBon Remember- pressure & release - have some of their favorite treats for rewards 👍

The No-Fly Zone 6 step program with the Fly Wipe Ingredients is on the "Community Page" here on our channel - Scroll down I posted it there over a year ago... If you would prefer that I email it to you, then click on the "More Button" on our main page and my email address is there...

@@ClearCreekCabinMiniFarm cheers bud ;)

@@BushKayakersCampingAustralia be careful down under 👍

@@ClearCreekCabinMiniFarm yeah i was thinking you should be cutting tht from below .

@@BushKayakersCampingAustralia some say yes it’s easier

@@ClearCreekCabinMiniFarm it is for us here downunder :)

@@BushKayakersCampingAustralia 😂😂

@@vnyeu I always used an older (well used) carbide tipped Irwin crosscut blade for cutting 1 sheet at a time of corrugated meta roofing & never lost a tooth 🤔

@@ptiu2458 What?🎧😂😂 Great points - I’m a teen in the 70’s - My 👂🥁’s (eardrums) were shot 50 years ago😂👂

@@annewatman677 Thank you - We use “manufactured sand” which is man made from crushing granite rocks. It can be very dusty. During really dry times I’ll dump the water buckets under their hangers when refilling, so they stand in wet sand whenever drinking. This puts a little moisture in their hooves. I also wash their hooves with Water & Apple Cider Vinegar when picking them which also helps with the over drying of their feet while killing any Thrush Bacteria 👍

@ Thank you for the quick response! I’ve never heard of using Apple Cider vinegar, but certainly worth a try. And, I’m not at all familiar with Trish bacteria. We’re in southern Wisconsin, so maybe that’s why? We’ve had such a hard time finding someone to help us (we’re older than you!). When we initially built the barn, and put in the “sand,” I’m guessing manufactured was what was used. You’ve definitely given us some good ideas. Thank you.

@@annewatman677 I spelled Thrush Bacteria wrong in my comment 😂 - You are welcome to email us if you’d like - Our email address is in the “About Section” here on our channel in TH-cam 👍

@ Auto correct is always changing words on me! I have dealt with thrush, but it was at a place where I was temporarily boarding my horse. Too many horses, and they would stand in mud all day. It’s still that way for a lot of the horses, and very happy ours live with us. Absolutely love the way you’ve set everything up. Also, thanks for the contact info; you are very thoughtful and generous.

@ reach out any time - we have made close friends all over the country from our YT channel 👍❤️

@@homesteadireland7473 I wouldn’t recommend it - you would be pulling the saw towards you & wouldn’t be able to control any “Kickback” that may occur from the circular saw 😭

@ True - It’s just a quick, down n’ dirty way to cut a piece of metal for a chicken coop roof - Even then I put the cut edge up into the ridge cap so it’s not exposed. I always order my roofing cut to dimension from a roofing supplier for finished buildings. That’s the only way to go, if you want to do a professional job👍

Clogged with scum

Great for you - they certainly can get scummed up - mine was too badly gone 👍

@@kseniaksenia7282 Hi Kesenia - I loved seeing the three donkeys braying which sounded like an old-fashioned love song 🎵 ❤️

Thanks! Glad you enjoyed it

@@tonysommerdyk9609 Thanks

@@acollegekid Here’s the video that gives you the info 👍 th-cam.com/video/cODbnsXUfuc/w-d-xo.htmlsi=CC3q4d4R21T0mtBv

Hi Ksenia - They certainly love the sound they make running through the leaves - Oh my - your first snow of the season over there - I'll bet it was beautiful with all that wonderful architecture...

@ Gary,thank you so very much!!💜💕🤗Yes,it is very beautiful with snow in our city!!💕😍But climate is so strange now: one day we have cold weather and another day everything is melting and again +10🙈😄So , real winter didn’t come yet! But we are waiting for it!❄️❄️❄️And soon it’s time to think about Xmas and NY Eve decoration for home!!😍😍😍🎄

Ksenia - I'll bet it was beautiful, but it is too early to last. Please share photos of the Christmas decorations in St. Peterburg this winter - So beautiful ❤️❤️

@@ClearCreekCabinMiniFarm thank you,Gary!!!💜💜💕💕🤗🤗I’ll send you pictures with Christmas decoration in our city with my pleasure!!!🤗🤗🤗

@@kseniaksenia7282 Thank you Ksenia we would love that ❤️⛪️🏰🏯

@@nonyadamnbusiness9887 Very true - great comment

@@missotis13 Thank you - Our Mini Stable is only 8’x10’ & it is a bit too small - I would recommend at least a 10’x12’ for 2 Miniature Donkeys & even larger for 3. You are welcome to contact us via email if we can help in any way: clearcreekcabin@mindspring.com

@@karlaflores9617 What year is yours? Mine is a 2019

@@artsyo4286 great ideas thanks

Great thank you

Thanks for the tip 👍

Certainly the better way!

@@flyerphil7708 👍

@@sharonaleshire1556 Love it - Thank you ❤️

@@sharonaleshire1556 God bless you & yours as well 🙏

You're welcome

@@britinusa9688 Thank you ❤️

@@kimfournier1120 Thank you - Same to you🙏

@@dalecampbell8181 Exactly - It was a pretty hefty toll 😂

@@kseniaksenia7282 Hi Ksenia - They didn’t leave very much left for the chickens when they got through 😂😂 - Take care, my friend 🐴❤️

@@ClearCreekCabinMiniFarm Thank you,Gary!!💜💜🤗🤗💕Give them ,please,kisses and hugs from us!!💕💕🫏🫏

@@kseniaksenia7282 Will do… 💋💋🤗🤗

I believe my method will work up until 2014 - I believe in 2015 you may have to access the pump under the right front wheel well.

@@roberthomiak5003 Nice - Thank you so much for your un-invaluable input 👍

@@ClearCreekCabinMiniFarm you're very welcome run it flipped over and put blocks in between to support it and keep it from fluctuating when you sandwich it build on Grasshopper much love from Kentucky

@@GudrunKrueger-vk8ky I will share your comment with Henry’s owner - Thank you 🙏

@@PolcoDiablo Do your own research on the internet - studies have shown that ventilation to the outside can allow more moisture into the crawl space in southern areas of the country + in my case, I have a fully finished crawl space with block walls & a poured concrete floor. So, I do not want to introduce humidity or cold temperatures.

@@kseniaksenia7282 Thank you Ksenia - Paul’s dog “Skye” loves to lay on it too ❤️ - We pray you are doing well 🙏

@@ClearCreekCabinMiniFarm Thank you very much,Gary!!!💜💜🤗🤗

@@kseniaksenia7282 ❤️

@@mechantics I am not an Engineer and can only share my experiences. It’s obvious that moisture is the problem in your crawl space causing the wood floors to swell. I would seal the foundation wall blocks with a specialized concrete paint/sealer and + a ballasted vapor barrier on the dirt floor (6 mil polyethylene held down at overlapped seams with crushed stone & affixed vertically to the block walls) Instead of introducing conditioned air I would install a dehumidifier & a small fan to circulate the air to the dehumidifier & close any out side vents. I introduced a/c air primarily for heat in the crawl space for winter + my space has a poured concrete floor with poly underneath (much more forgiving) Good Luck - reach out to our email if you would like to discuss more - email address is in the “about” section here on YT

@@bobmiller8485 Better yet order your roofing material cut to length at the roofing supplier. That’s what I do for bigger projects. I only cut roofing metal with a saw for things like chicken coops & animal runs (& put the cut end in the ridge end cap)

@@ClearCreekCabinMiniFarm yes that's true I was going to mention that. But a lot of people buy off the rack and don't order their material to size either because they're afraid of their math skills or they don't draw up a plan. Also you still got to cut around doors and windows and etc. also if they use a nibbler make sure you take your shoes off before you go into your house or you're going to scratch the floor from all the shaving stuck to it.

@@bobmiller8485 😂

@@ClearCreekCabinMiniFarm even if you put the cut edge under the ridge cap it can still rust due to condensation and moisture blowing under. But that is the place to put your cut especially if you can't cut straight. Also if you're cutting wall steel for length put the cut edge up towards the soffit into the j channel where it's not visible.

@@bobmiller8485 👍

@@miric6224 Thank you & Thanks for subscribing - I grew up around horses but never knew how different & loving donkeys were. They are nothing but big dogs that bray instead of bark. You’re welcome to come love on them if your ever in E. Tennessee ❤️

Great Tip - Thanks

@@birage9885 True, but worth the effort for the love we get in return 👍

@@ClearCreekCabinMiniFarm Oh, I agree. I have 8 Welsh Harlequin ducks, they can be a lot of work, if done right, but they have been a highlight of my life. I only mentioned it because we tend to see the rewards before the risks, hence all the rescue animals. I would love to have a donkey someday, but it looks like there is a lot to deal with, again, if done right, which not everyone is committed to do when they get their animals. Otherwise, I can tell that I absolutely would enjoy and love a donkey. Thanks for posting this type of video.

Yes - Way too many people take in animals before realizing the level of responsibility involved and then just throw them away. Donkeys have become very popular which has severely increased the volume seen in auctions because they are so much work - Very Sad... Thanks for your comment.

@@fdvgvdcvfv-sn8hr They are amazingly intelligent 👍

@@bryandickenson4845 Good Info - Thanks

@@ruurdm.fenenga2571 They do love “Spa Days” 😂

@@GregLanz 👍

@@davidcrockett4880 Wow that would be cool - My email is in the about section - would love to have you send me a pic 👍

@@anthonyroman385 Nope - it’s a standard pre-hung metal door with brick mold casing (Lowes or Home Depot)

@@KennethGant-m1l 👍

@@alexandisiu Hi, Thank you - The recipe is posted on our community page here on TH-cam 👍

@@lenfox6414 Haven’t had the problem - I always put the cut edge up inside the ridge cap or wall cap 👍