How beautiful your property is. Your pups are so darn cute. Bless your wife and I hope you both stay well. I always look forward to your videos. Thanks.🌟🌟❤️❤️
Those chickens are HUGE! It seems like you guys just got them too! I'm thinking about all my medical friends all the time, including my TH-cam friend Rebecca. Stay safe girl! I'm praying this crazy time will pass soon.
Spring is such a rewarding season, a rebirth if you will, chickens are massive, goats are so cute and puppies are gorgeous, stay safe and hope this virus packs its bags and clears off very soon, love your posts and God bless.
So happy you are through with the long shifts,hoping we will see more videos now. I love this one. I have been looking for the baby chicks. Love all the animals,and the trees are beautiful. Just can’t wait to see more.Praying for Rebecca,God will end this soon.God bless you,love ya
I can understand you not wanting to show the actual process regarding the chickens. I have seen/participated in the process ever since I was a little boy (along with the processing of other animals). It's not a pretty sight. I'm glad that you got off of the "marathon" work schedule. I worked nights much of my career with many 12 hour shifts and I do know that you don't ever "get used to it". My body is basically conditioned to where if the sun is up, I am up and when the sun goes down I go down. I'm hoping that not only you and your lovely wife make it through this, but also everyone else get through it without any severe consequences. God bless and take care. I'm looking forward to more of your videos.
Praying for you guys to stay safe especially Rebecca being in the medical field and you still working. All the fruit trees look good, hope you get lots of fruit. That Magnolia tree is so beautiful. Enjoy your place and your time off. Thanks for sharing with us.
I absolutely love every video you share with us. Happy you got through that grueling overnight shift and am even happier that spring is here and you will be sharing more ❤️❤️❤️ Thank you so much
My prayers go out to your family's and the medical soldiers, police officer, military office. My God projects them and there family-friendly. Please take care.
Pro growers only clean out every other bunch. The add a few extra between bunches. Growing up we had a house with 10,000 chickens. My grandfather and uncles also had a house.
Liked this. Still a lot of snow on the ground here (north central Alberta) winter will not go away, must be global warming I guess. Still working so far with reduced hours (essential services) I have always had the upmost admiration and respect for people who work in health care, especially now. be safe
Wow, your Magnolia tree is huge, and gorgeous. I see Al from Lumnah Acres did his rendition of your covered raised beds. I'm still working also, in healthcare....
Always enjoy and look forward to your videos Evan! Those long days and night shift are tough. I remember those days when I worked at Caterpillar in East Peoria IL. I commend you for not making every video about Coronavirus like some channels are doing! Glad to hear Rebecca and you are staying healthy! Looking forward to you new videos.
GUYS, RE : eatin' chickens A city girl goes down to the country to visit her Granny. One day, Granny tells the girl, " Walk down the road a spell & go into the country store there & pick me up a chicken for supper". The girl does as she is told & at the store the counterman asked "Do you want a poulet "? The girl says, "No, I'll just carry it". !
ND goats can breed by 7 to 8 weeks old. I don't know if you knew that or not. Need to separate little males from female siblings asap. Especially by 12 weeks. But it's been known to happen so much younger.
Good video Evan, really looks good around there. Glad you’re back on your regular shift. Enjoy your spring and all the plantings. Hope you don’t have any more frosts so you can have a good harvest from your fruit trees. The pups are growing up, the rest of the animals are doing good too. Thanks for sharing with us, Fred.
I think this is the first time that you have mentioned a son. I was assuming you guys had no children. The farm is looking great! I always look forward to your new postings.
Are you going to have pigs again? 16 nights! My mother worked part time as a nurse, she only did night shifts, and towards the end of her career she worked 6 nights in a row. After day/night 4 we were tip toeing around her, really careful how we word something and be extra helpful. Man, she was cranky! Hope you are coping well with readjusting.
Hi, just came across your channel a few weeks ago and done some binge watching:) I love your property and what you have done with it. Your calm demeanor and way of presenting make your videos a real treat to watch. I was wondering what kind of work you are in, that you have to do 17 nights in a row. I have done rotation shifts in the past and it was not fun, never knew what day or what part of the day it was. Keep the video's coming please and stay safe and healthy. From Ontario, Canada.
I work industrial maintenance fixing equipment. Where I work has periodic shut downs where we disassemble equipment and rebuild it. It usually takes several days.
From an Australian Shepard, it is a breed standard to doc there tail. They were they way when we bought them. We have never ate goat, our goats are more Rebekah's pets, so they are off limits.
Here's a suggestion to get more weight on those chickens, at the end of the fourth week for your next growth of meat chicks cook some rice and add it to the feed, it gives them weight and save you feed.
Tulip magnolias are great harbingers of spring. There is another type called starry magnolias jcra.ncsu.edu/visit/now-showing/details.php?serial=3470. I like their white flowers & they smell fantastic. Maybe check if there are zone appropriate cultivars for you guys & plant a couple so you can smell them off the porch in the spring. ( when there is breathing space 👍) Did I pester you about a small pv + battery bank to provide backup power for your freezers? Ounce of prevention for that cache of hard work.. Be Well & Be Safe (Detox when you can)
the boys goat either need banding or at 4 months or a little less they go into the boy goats pen with them - even at a young age will breed back with their mother - I bet you are please to be home that is a lot of night-shift in a row
I know several people that have bee hives. It seems like people have many failed hives. And that can be expensive. Plus we don't use honey much. My uncle raises bees and we get enough honey from him.
No they arent. They are meat chickens and not for laying eggs. They are butchered at about two months old solely for meat. They need access to food continually to gain the necessary weight.
@@jasoncorreal8810 i live on a farm in south afrika my animals eat from sun up to sun down those chickens are overfed because you guys leave lights on and feed them for 12 hours 2 days feed in 1 day
i been raising hundreds of them meat birds for over 38 years, you shouldnt loss more then 2% per hundred, problem is, people feed them the strait broiler grower feed, witch is far to high in chemicals nd protein, i mix one bag of grower to one bag cracked corn, one bag ground barly, one bag syobean meal, and keep the a few weeks longer, and all myy bird dress out 10 to 12Lbs, 4a 4Lb chicken is a total waste, when you add up you imput costs, time, and the butchering, its just not worth killing at a 4Lb dressed bird, and my loss is less then 2% per 100
Hi..... Thank you for sharing your video homestead 👋 bye 👋 bye 👋 bye 👋 🎥👍👍👍
Your frame of mind is very refreshing God bless you guys
One word, Awesome .
Beautiful Magnolia Tree 🌸🏵🌹🌳
Beautiful day there also prayers for Becca and you of course Sydney is looking beautiful all ❤️
Also not all
In Australia the tree is called a Port Wine Magnolia. Please stay safe all the best from Oz.
Thanks for sharing!!
Stay safe and take care.RN in Texas.
Good luck to your son. Stay healthy. Thanks Rebekah 🙏
How beautiful your property is. Your pups are so darn cute. Bless your wife and I hope you both stay well. I always look forward to your videos. Thanks.🌟🌟❤️❤️
Those chickens are HUGE! It seems like you guys just got them too! I'm thinking about all my medical friends all the time, including my TH-cam friend Rebecca. Stay safe girl! I'm praying this crazy time will pass soon.
That tree is beautiful. Nice compliment to the beautiful property you guys have.
Spring is such a rewarding season, a rebirth if you will, chickens are massive, goats are so cute and puppies are gorgeous, stay safe and hope this virus packs its bags and clears off very soon, love your posts and God bless.
Chickens looking good & healthy. Best of luck to your wife , I’m sure they keeping her busy .. Stay safe 👍👍..
Glad you are working. Hope Rebakah stays healthy. Loved the video.
So glad your finally getting a day off. The property looks beautiful, so green, and the flowering trees are amazing. Take care🐓
Happy to know that you and your family are ok and sorry for your son losing hős job. Myself i am out of job a few months now. Táke care and be safe.
So happy you are through with the long shifts,hoping we will see more videos now. I love this one. I have been looking for the baby chicks. Love all the animals,and the trees are beautiful. Just can’t wait to see more.Praying for Rebecca,God will end this soon.God bless you,love ya
I can understand you not wanting to show the actual process regarding the chickens. I have seen/participated in the process ever since I was a little boy (along with the processing of other animals). It's not a pretty sight.
I'm glad that you got off of the "marathon" work schedule. I worked nights much of my career with many 12 hour shifts and I do know that you don't ever "get used to it". My body is basically conditioned to where if the sun is up, I am up and when the sun goes down I go down.
I'm hoping that not only you and your lovely wife make it through this, but also everyone else get through it without any severe consequences. God bless and take care. I'm looking forward to more of your videos.
Praying for you guys to stay safe especially Rebecca being in the medical field and you still working. All the fruit trees look good, hope you get lots of fruit. That Magnolia tree is so beautiful. Enjoy your place and your time off. Thanks for sharing with us.
I think premier one should sponsor you, and offer a discount to your subscribers when we buy their products through you!
Good video
Glad to see you back from all the overtime.
I absolutely love every video you share with us. Happy you got through that grueling overnight shift and am even happier that spring is here and you will be sharing more ❤️❤️❤️ Thank you so much
Your homestead is beautiful. Enjoy your open space. I really miss it.
Good video. Thanks for showing us around. God Bless.
My prayers go out to your family's and the medical soldiers, police officer, military office. My God projects them and there family-friendly. Please take care.
The Magnolia tree looks beautiful I needed to see that today Thamks
God is good! Spring has come.
Love the mailbox
Glad you are getting to enjoy the outdoors again! Great video as always! Prayers for your family during this crazy time.
Beautiful magnolia tree, every thing is looking good, sun makes everything better, take care stay safe both of you.
Everything is looking good.
Thumbs up
Puppies getting so big!
Pro growers only clean out every other bunch. The add a few extra between bunches. Growing up we had a house with 10,000 chickens. My grandfather and uncles also had a house.
Stay safe!
Scout is a good doggy & has pretty eyes ! Stay health .
thx
Liked this. Still a lot of snow on the ground here (north central Alberta) winter will not go away, must be global warming I guess. Still working so far with reduced hours (essential services)
I have always had the upmost admiration and respect for people who work in health care, especially now. be safe
Your fruit trees flowers are called blossoms. It must look awesome when all are in full bloom
nice to see you back..be safe
So glad you’re back😊
It wouldn’t hurt to check in to getting a beehive pollinate your fruit trees
Wow, your Magnolia tree is huge, and gorgeous. I see Al from Lumnah Acres did his rendition of your covered raised beds. I'm still working also, in healthcare....
Always enjoy and look forward to your videos Evan! Those long days and night shift are tough. I remember those days when I worked at Caterpillar in East Peoria IL. I commend you for not making every video about Coronavirus like some channels are doing! Glad to hear Rebecca and you are staying healthy! Looking forward to you new videos.
Do I see a green tinge on the trees around the pond?
When you finish with the chicken food if you have any left, the goats will be glad to eat it and get it out of your way.
I think your magnolia variety is called Jane. I have a Star magnolia, and it just finished blooming.
GUYS,
RE : eatin' chickens
A city girl goes down to the country to visit her Granny.
One day, Granny tells the girl, " Walk down the road a spell &
go into the country store there & pick me up a chicken for supper".
The girl does as she is told & at the store the counterman asked
"Do you want a poulet "? The girl says, "No, I'll just carry it".
!
ND goats can breed by 7 to 8 weeks old. I don't know if you knew that or not. Need to separate little males from female siblings asap. Especially by 12 weeks. But it's been known to happen so much younger.
Good video Evan, really looks good around there. Glad you’re back on your regular shift. Enjoy your spring and all the plantings. Hope you don’t have any more frosts so you can have a good harvest from your fruit trees. The pups are growing up, the rest of the animals are doing good too. Thanks for sharing with us, Fred.
Hi Evan, How are the chestnut trees progressing? Enjoy your homestead.
I want that blue eyed puppy so bad. She gorgeous. I wonder if any more are left?
Why don't you have brooding poles for them to rest on?
I think this is the first time that you have mentioned a son. I was assuming you guys had no children. The farm is looking great! I always look forward to your new postings.
Are you going to have pigs again?
16 nights! My mother worked part time as a nurse, she only did night shifts, and towards the end of her career she worked 6 nights in a row. After day/night 4 we were tip toeing around her, really careful how we word something and be extra helpful. Man, she was cranky! Hope you are coping well with readjusting.
hi eric here in australia what type of dogs have you got look nice
Hi, just came across your channel a few weeks ago and done some binge watching:) I love your property and what you have done with it. Your calm demeanor and way of presenting make your videos a real treat to watch. I was wondering what kind of work you are in, that you have to do 17 nights in a row. I have done rotation shifts in the past and it was not fun, never knew what day or what part of the day it was. Keep the video's coming please and stay safe and healthy. From Ontario, Canada.
I work industrial maintenance fixing equipment. Where I work has periodic shut downs where we disassemble equipment and rebuild it. It usually takes several days.
Evan what size is the rv/camper carport? How tall are the side walls @ the bottom of roof?
Any tips on how to avoid bonding to the animals you raise for meat?
Hey what kind of work do you do.
Why are their feathers pulled out or sheaded.
Hi Evan I do enjoy your Vds why. Have the dog s been doccd? .? Do you not eat the goats.
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From an Australian Shepard, it is a breed standard to doc there tail. They were they way when we bought them.
We have never ate goat, our goats are more Rebekah's pets, so they are off limits.
Be well and stay home when you can.
They look cold!
Hey what type work do you do and where, just curious
8 to 12 weeks old.
And thier dress out weight will be about half of live weight. That might help guide you as to when to butcher.
👍❤
those young birds need some play sand in there feed to help them build a digestive craw
I have never raised meat birds but other channels have soaked feed. They claim it saves waste and makes it easier to digest.
You could prune your plum trees further. Check out dan at plantabundance channel for directions.
Here's a suggestion to get more weight on those chickens, at the end of the fourth week for your next growth of meat chicks cook some rice and add it to the feed, it gives them weight and save you feed.
How many children do y'all have? How old are they?
2 boys. They are 20 and 21 years old.
Tulip magnolias are great harbingers of spring. There is another type called starry magnolias
jcra.ncsu.edu/visit/now-showing/details.php?serial=3470. I like their white flowers & they smell fantastic. Maybe check if there are zone appropriate cultivars for you guys & plant a couple so you can smell them off the porch in the spring. ( when there is breathing space 👍)
Did I pester you about a small pv + battery bank to provide backup power for your freezers?
Ounce of prevention for that cache of hard work..
Be Well & Be Safe (Detox when you can)
Glad to see you off nights. They suck!
Goats don't need collars when they have horns. The saying "Grab them by the horns" should be taken literal! It won't hurt them!
the boys goat either need banding or at 4 months or a little less they go into the boy goats pen with them - even at a young age will breed back with their mother - I bet you are please to be home that is a lot of night-shift in a row
why don,t you have a bee hive ?
I know several people that have bee hives. It seems like people have many failed hives. And that can be expensive. Plus we don't use honey much. My uncle raises bees and we get enough honey from him.
That is not why you lost them. That is just normal.
no need to change the mailbox - christmas is just around the corner lol
Those chickens are overfed
No they arent. They are meat chickens and not for laying eggs. They are butchered at about two months old solely for meat. They need access to food continually to gain the necessary weight.
@@jasoncorreal8810 poor chickens no thx not for me free range for me anytime
@@jasoncorreal8810 i live on a farm in south afrika my animals eat from sun up to sun down those chickens are overfed because you guys leave lights on and feed them for 12 hours 2 days feed in 1 day
@@fhagerber4079 What the hell does a Boer know about raising chickens in the US of A??
@@HMSSfrigate12 typical Soutie when they don't know what to answer they talk shit
maybe your wife can give us an idea what she is hearing in the medical industry with this virus. what do you think? sure an ignore in order by you
Get in the tractor truck and it will decrease the feed you have to use
I ment a chicken tractor, I type with my thumb and it can't spell worth a flip
Just put them out their past ready........
eavestrough make cheap feeders
i been raising hundreds of them meat birds for over 38 years, you shouldnt loss more then 2% per hundred, problem is, people feed them the strait broiler grower feed, witch is far to high in chemicals nd protein, i mix one bag of grower to one bag cracked corn, one bag ground barly, one bag syobean meal, and keep the a few weeks longer, and all myy bird dress out 10 to 12Lbs, 4a 4Lb chicken is a total waste, when you add up you imput costs, time, and the butchering, its just not worth killing at a 4Lb dressed bird, and my loss is less then 2% per 100
You do not look old enuf to have grown children !
Sons? You and Rebecca don't look anywhere near old enough to have grown children.