I'm really happy that daniel arms mentioned you guys in an episode, otherwise I might never have found your channel and that would be a shame, because it's really fun to watch both of you build. The barn looks great, by the way. Greetings from Bavaria. :) Ich bin wirklich froh, dass daniel arms euch in einer Folge erwähnt hat, sonst hätte ich euren Kanal vielleicht nie gefunden und das wäre sehr schade, denn es macht echt spaß euch beiden beim bauen zuzuschauen. Die Scheune schaut übrigens hervorragend aus. Schönen Gruß aus Bayern. :)
I just figured out why I love you guys so much. When we lived in Germany in 1982 thru 85 we lived on a farm in Wierhoff and the folks we lived with were alot like you two. They figured it out as they went along. Love your videos keep them coming.
Oh my, I love your baby emu!!! It is so interesting to watch you all work together and see what you accomplish. Great team you all are. Love the little donkey! How sweet napping together! The barn is so nice in how you have set it up. Such a joy to follow and see your progress ... Wow, that was smart to concrete the floor,
You learned fence install from a pro, panel fencing no different. You got this. Started good with a string line, level, and a measuring tape, experts. YEA 😎
with lumber prices.. buy a portable bandsaw mill.. and mill you own lumber from the dead fall on your property... that out the way.... pvc pipes & its fittings, dills, drill bits, drill batteries, screws, nails, saws and saw blades...all prices hiking up.. so make sure you have enough supplies to complete any given project on your property. regards from Singapore, God bless.
I miss seeing the animals, you should see if the kids would want to them. They might enjoy it. We know you all work. So maybe the kids would love to do it. Just a sugestion. Miss your vids. The barn looks great..
That is going to be a very nice barn!!! Well done. 6x6s are really important since goats are brutal on structures. I will be building our pig pen expansion in the coming weeks out of 6x6s for strength. - Rick
That was a great project Chip and Nicole. Always fun when somebody else is doing all the work and expense. Up north in West Virginia prices are coming down a lot. I bought a treated 6x6x8 the other day and didn't have to sign away my first borned grandchild. I'm sure hurricane Ida will affect the prices somewhat.
😛🤣 Where the chickens and the donkey and goats trying to help?🤣🤣 Gonna be awesome when it's done ! Not sure if you've seen Syman Says Farms videos. They are all about goats . Prost! Time for Oktoberfest 😁🍺🥨👍🏻
Why did you not cement the poles in the ground. Will the dirt hold them up enough for rafters..hay...storage? I know nothing about this stuff that is why im asking. You two work your butts off. Take care..much love
Great video! Love watching u guys building things on ur homestead.. anxious to see all u will b doing! Did u get someone in to do the concrete floor or do it urselves? Always like to see the notification from ur channel with another video!! Awesome family❣️👍😊
What a big project! Great work, fun video and music. Before you added the cement floor, it looked like when you put your big posts in you just packed them in with dirt. Do they not need to be cemented in? The cement floor looks great!
without concrete and if we didnt both work a full time job it could have been done in a wekend. But since we only have 1 or 2 hours a day we can dedicate it took us a few weeks :)
A quarter million dollars...LMAO! Loving y'alls channel so far! #newsub 💜 Edit: Quick question... Do goats push on barriers like pigs do? I feel like I may have read that somewhere. Or maybe it was that goats get their horns stuck in barriers? I want two ND goats next but I definitely want them disbudded as babies. They would just be for future milking after paying a stud service for them to kid for the first time. (I think I'm using the right terminology but still learning so please forgive my ignoramus a$$ 🤣)
We have a strand of electric wire running about shoulder height for the goats around our fence, but goats will definitely try to get their head stuck for sure.
it's possible, but there won't be anything on the other side for them to reach for like there is with fencing. and if they do, they'll be fine until we find them. also, the wholes are smaller at the bottom so it's unlikely they get stuck. great point though, we'll definitely keep an eye on it.
Another high-falutent homesteading channel. Any channels out there that a normal low-income person like me could watch? So many impractical setups for the average joe like me.
I'm really happy that daniel arms mentioned you guys in an episode, otherwise I might never have found your channel and that would be a shame, because it's really fun to watch both of you build. The barn looks great, by the way. Greetings from Bavaria. :)
Ich bin wirklich froh, dass daniel arms euch in einer Folge erwähnt hat, sonst hätte ich euren Kanal vielleicht nie gefunden und das wäre sehr schade, denn es macht echt spaß euch beiden beim bauen zuzuschauen. Die Scheune schaut übrigens hervorragend aus. Schönen Gruß aus Bayern. :)
Liebe Grüße zurück nach Bayern ins Heimatland!
So glad you found us. Thanks for your support
I just figured out why I love you guys so much. When we lived in Germany in 1982 thru 85 we lived on a farm in Wierhoff and the folks we lived with were alot like you two. They figured it out as they went along. Love your videos keep them coming.
Thanks for your support! Glad you like them
Welcome back I haven’t seen too many of your videos maybe I missing them
We still publish once a week ma'am. You may not be getting alerts though.
Excellent work. Agree with the concrete.
It's been such an improvement
I love it when you two work on a project together. And it's even better when the kids are involved. Love your videos 📹 😃
More to come. Work and school schedules don't allow for lots
The huge properties and the possibilities in the US are really enviable!
Very true
#teamworkmakesthedreamwork 💕
Exactly. The fighting just needs to be edited. Lol
What a great video,more please. Blessings from central Florida.
Every week. We'll try to get better with putting out more then once a week, but for now that's all we can manage
Great job 🥰🥰
Thank you 🤗
Looking good 😆
Right?
Great job - lookin' good - Thanks for sharing - looking forward to your next vid....
Thanks for watching. Hope you enjoy the channel
Came over after seeing you on the Stivers Homestead HOA video. Subscribed!
Hey there and welcome to our crazy world! I hope you enjoy the channel
Oh my, I love your baby emu!!! It is so interesting to watch you all work together and see what you accomplish. Great team you all are. Love the little donkey! How sweet napping together!
The barn is so nice in how you have set it up. Such a joy to follow and see your progress ... Wow, that was smart to concrete the floor,
I wish our emu was still around. So sad we lost her.
Thanks so much for watching, glad you enjoy
You learned fence install from a pro, panel fencing no different. You got this. Started good with a string line, level, and a measuring tape, experts. YEA 😎
Truth!!
Outstanding job guys and the cocrete was a really good idea.
We're really happy we went forward with it
with lumber prices.. buy a portable bandsaw mill.. and mill you own lumber from the dead fall on your property... that out the way.... pvc pipes & its fittings, dills, drill bits, drill batteries, screws, nails, saws and saw blades...all prices hiking up.. so make sure you have enough supplies to complete any given project on your property. regards from Singapore, God bless.
It's definitely something we've considered.
I miss seeing the animals, you should see if the kids would want to them. They might enjoy it. We know you all work. So maybe the kids would love to do it. Just a sugestion. Miss your vids. The barn looks great..
Great idea
Great job!! With this Florida soil, I think it was smart to add the cement floor. That barn will be so useful in so many ways!! God bless.
We're so excited about it.
Great video, team work...
Yessir 😁
I see you had to concrete the floor anyway. Wow you two do great work. Im tired just watching..take care
Yes, thanks
Wow you guys that barn looks awsome, great job!!
Work in progress. We'll get there
I think it looks great and the cattle panels were an excellent idea. It will allow for more airflow. Keep up the good work! 👍
Yes ma'am. Thanks for watching
That is going to be a very nice barn!!! Well done. 6x6s are really important since goats are brutal on structures. I will be building our pig pen expansion in the coming weeks out of 6x6s for strength. - Rick
6x6 definitely the way to go. Good luck on the pig expansion
Barn looks great. Only downfall with cattle panels is babies can slip through them.
Thanks! They can but they won't go far
That was a great project Chip and Nicole. Always fun when somebody else is doing all the work and expense. Up north in West Virginia prices are coming down a lot. I bought a treated 6x6x8 the other day and didn't have to sign away my first borned grandchild. I'm sure hurricane Ida will affect the prices somewhat.
It's been a mess with lumber prices. Glad we went through with the project.
Good to hear you're seeing some movement on prices in WV
Looking spectacular! Love the way you work together!
Thank you so much!
Awesome job! It looks great!! 💖
We love it!!
I'm impressed, Barn looks great! One thing the video did show though. I would never hold a nail for you to hammer! 😂
hahahaha, I'm an aircraft mechanic. definitely not a carpenter! 🤣
😛🤣 Where the chickens and the donkey and goats trying to help?🤣🤣 Gonna be awesome when it's done ! Not sure if you've seen Syman Says Farms videos. They are all about goats . Prost! Time for Oktoberfest 😁🍺🥨👍🏻
they were big helpers lol
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Give us another update soon on the barn if ya can
Hoping to be able to get more work done on it soon
HA! "Apartments for everybody"
They've made it their own
Have you thought about installing some motion activated solar lights in the barn for lighting at night ?
We have solar overhead lights installed currently
@@HiddenOaksHomestead oops, 😂
Why did you not cement the poles in the ground. Will the dirt hold them up enough for rafters..hay...storage? I know nothing about this stuff that is why im asking. You two work your butts off. Take care..much love
our soil has so much clay that cement is unnecessary
I live by the Suwannee River and digging post holes in that clay is brutal if you use post hole diggers by happy you have an auger
That's definitely the way to go. Just not really worth it for smaller holes
Great video! Love watching u guys building things on ur homestead.. anxious to see all u will b doing! Did u get someone in to do the concrete floor or do it urselves? Always like to see the notification from ur channel with another video!! Awesome family❣️👍😊
Thanks for your support!
We hired the concrete out to another veteran owned business
OMG… PIVOT!!!
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I lknow all to much about north Florida ground I bought a one man auger lol
A worthwhile investment
What a big project! Great work, fun video and music. Before you added the cement floor, it looked like when you put your big posts in you just packed them in with dirt. Do they not need to be cemented in? The cement floor looks great!
our soil has so much clay that the cement isn't necessary
@@HiddenOaksHomestead that's awesome! I need to figure out if my soil can do that!
Question: Can I ask, did you have to get a permit to build the stalls?
No sir, in Florida you don't need a permit unless the building has power.
Awesome job! How long did it actually take from start to finish on the barn?
without concrete and if we didnt both work a full time job it could have been done in a wekend. But since we only have 1 or 2 hours a day we can dedicate it took us a few weeks :)
A quarter million dollars...LMAO! Loving y'alls channel so far! #newsub 💜
Edit: Quick question... Do goats push on barriers like pigs do? I feel like I may have read that somewhere. Or maybe it was that goats get their horns stuck in barriers? I want two ND goats next but I definitely want them disbudded as babies. They would just be for future milking after paying a stud service for them to kid for the first time. (I think I'm using the right terminology but still learning so please forgive my ignoramus a$$ 🤣)
Awesome!!! How'd you find us??? 😁
We have a strand of electric wire running about shoulder height for the goats around our fence, but goats will definitely try to get their head stuck for sure.
You are worried about a goat getting stuck in the cattle panels? I know it won't be used alot though but on the occasion it does...
it's possible, but there won't be anything on the other side for them to reach for like there is with fencing. and if they do, they'll be fine until we find them. also, the wholes are smaller at the bottom so it's unlikely they get stuck. great point though, we'll definitely keep an eye on it.
How big is the goat barn . Can you please share the dimensions thanks
Its 32×48
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What is the little bird creature at 2 minutes and 30 seconds?!
An emu
You get another tractor?
Nope. Still same John Deere
Ok cool seen another one in the background at the beginning
LOL You cn always take your shirt off..I'm sure there is a lot that wants to see your Muscles.
🤣🤣🤣
Another high-falutent homesteading channel. Any channels out there that a normal low-income person like me could watch? So many impractical setups for the average joe like me.
Plenty. It all comes down to what each individual wants or can invest in.