@@kpdvw that's a rare occurrence in the mountains of Idaho it don't get that hot there or humid for that to happen. They been storing it there for several years without any problems, besides it gets plenty of air there to dry the hay out. What you're talking about usually occurs when wet hay is being stored into a enclosed area that gets hot and very humid without a lot of air flow.
Hey Heath. I'm pretty sure that with all you and Cedar have accomplished together, your in-laws are pleased. Continued good progress and Blessings to you all.
At least the cows were on a public road...😂😅 First off, I don't and won't get into anyone's personal business, but why are you looking for acceptance from in-laws? Cedar loves you, the family unit you two have is as close as I've seen, and you've made great improvements to your homestead. You should know your worth. Still love ya'll ❤️
That's awesome 😎👍🏼 the man gave you that Kentucky Bluegrass Sod that's a very generous thing he done for you. Because back here on the east coast that sod is very expensive. I'd have dropped everything too to go get every cube of that i could Heath. But you must by all means extend that deer fence up the hillside. Because even if you fill in all that deer pin with Kentucky Bluegrass Sod & get it established theyll have it killed in no time & back to bare dirt again. Because its simply not enough acreage and over grazing of too many animals and now with Fawns the population is higher and more hooves on the ground. So its essential you must extend their grazing area up the mountainside. Or otherwise all your hard work with this Sod will be in vain because no stand of ground can withstand that much foot traffic and over grazing unless its a large tract of land. Not trying to tell you what to do but from a man (myself) Who's had as many as 25 goats 🐐 on a 2 acre tract of land at once i can tell you they'll simply wear it down to the dirt and kill all the grass period because it's too much hoof traffic on such a small acreage. I'm just saying if i was in your shoes I'd be getting fence up up that hillside as quickly as I possibly could. This will eliminate as much hoof traffic and overgrazing. Id also leave fence dividers I could see they're getting grass real low id move them to different pieces of ground and let the patch of ground they was on rest and give it a chance to revitalize itself and grow back. This way you never end up with a bald patch of ground like you have now. Just advice 😁👍🏼
I had the opportunity to meet your wonderful wife and her mother at the local farmers market last Wednesday. We were there selling our honey. I have no doubt that you will enjoy the bottle that Cedar bought from us. I'd be lying if I said that I wasn't a little bit star struck when she and her mother approached our booth. I've watched nearly every RPR video that you've put out. Your wife is an incredible person and it was great to meet her and her mother. And "chit chat" with them for a few minutes. Her mother spoke of you and your herding of the cows with your drone. I have no doubt that they recognize all your hard work and the vast improvements that you continue to make on RPR.
You are an extremely creative and hard worker and you and Cedar have a wonderful life together 💞 I believe her parents will see beyond what we see and recognize you for your hard work and devotion ...wait a minute, you built their daughter a beautiful home , even purchased a brand new jeep for her and you have 5 fantastic kids and life with her.. you kind of don't need their approval .. you are an awesome man , father and husband Cedar is a very lucky woman to have a such a wonderful life with you ...
I love how far your have come with your property and tell all my friends about how you took a barren piece of property and made it so livable and modern
I enjoy your videos. I learn something each time so, appreciate your sharing your thoughts, experience, and creative expertise along with family time. What I've seen in watching is that in order to be successful with your animals, you have to let them know that they are loved. Thanks my brother. BE WELL, SAFE, STRONG, WISE AND SUCCESSFUL IN THE NAME OF OUR LORD JESUS. ❤☝🙏🙌💪
I keep wondering when the back side of the barn 2d story is going to be sided. There is a 6 month limit on how long zip panels should be exposed, seems like several years now.
You know that if you give the baby deer a bottle of room temperature milk once in a while that you will endear yourself to them for the rest of their lives. And it will give the mothers a short break.
Sorry to see you have to tear out the room. Was entertaining with the baby goats, but I understand. They’re a lot of upkeep and into everything also. Enjoy watching and you and Cedar do a good job with the quality and variety of videos. Been watching for 4-5 years
Any human mother who is nursing doesn’t want a break from nursing no matter how tired she is because they are ready to feed that baby and the “pressure” is intense! Leaks and discomfort abound when a feeding is delayed!!!
Hi Heath. Cog hill farm on you tube also gets scraps of a sod for their hard. They space the pieces out and within a year the sod fills in the gaps. Just a suggestion to stretch it out!
We get hired on a regular basis to hydroseed our clients yards and since we started offering the service I've never had better results with our turf. Most economic way to establish grass in a short timeline, if you guys happen to know someone out your way with a hydroseeder it would be a game changer for you. I'd offer myself, but pulling my rig from the east coast isn't as viable as local! Great work as always, love seeing how everything steadily improves!
How has the weather been up there? We've been experiencing some interesting weather here in North TX. It regularly should be in the high 90s and low 100s. Yet we have had a lot fewer days in the 100s. The last few days it was hardly above the high 80s and right now in late July, it is 85. Not complaining as it doesn't tax the grid and keeps the cost of running the AC. God Bless and thanks for all the hard work.
You need to build fence up the hill and in the trees. Build two separate pastures and rotate the deer. They will kill that sos as soon as you let them on it. They need more room if you expect them to have grass.
Heath you are an amazing provider, very hard worker & you never allow anything to get the better of you. We love your channel & it's content. Keep up the great achievements. All the best from Perth Western Australia.
I almost missed your post this week. Sundays, I often go to bed early. When I woke up, your post was no longer on my feed. I had to search for this week's video.
I love all your videos. You have a beautiful family and you’re such a hard worker. I watched for a very long time, but I’m very confused about why you have deer fenced up. Wouldn’t they be happier roaming around?
i think you should fence in a couple big paddocks on hill to reduce grazing pressure and give them more room to roam. think about doing a/b test on front lawn with some compost - it should make a difference #cub cadet
I see how you suffer with those terraces and huge stones, but you can make things much simpler. therefore, make a road halfway up the hill and dig a deep channel on it all the way to the back of the house and thus take all the water away from the house.. greetings from Serbia
Having deer to watch is certainly cool, but if you’re going to have them you should go out and feed the babies with a bottle a couple or few times a week so you build a close relationship with them. That way the deer will eventually all come to you and allow you to be near them and pet them. At least you’ll get more than just the scenery of them for all the time and money you put into them. We all have different desires and different animals make us happy, but if I had your place, I’d have a couple steer, milking cow and goat, sheep, donkeys (not only are they loveably animals, but they great protection against predators) goats, chickens and perhaps a couple pigs. Having these animals around would require additional work and expenses, but as they have babies eventually you can occasionally bring in a mobile butcher and fill a couple freezers if/when you wanted.
That some good....er ah stuff. Yeah, yeah that's it. Super nitrogen rich soil you got there. You would actually burn your plants if you put that on straight. If you have more than a few yards, you should look into those black soldier flies? I'm going to try them myself. See how the chickens like them and if the grubs really eat as much as they say.
How is your Military Son doing in his Basic Training? I think they allow a visit after 100 days. Can you take us along to see him and how he has changed?
Seeding grass is really quite easy, I've probably seeded over 100,000 acres of mine waste, sand pits, golf courses, etc. A few Ytube searches and you will be on your way.
I’ve heard that Hair from somebody’s head will deterred it dear so go to the hair salon and they get out of the van and spread it around see if it does work
How big of a herd can you keep in that pen? Do you have plans to let them range on the rest of the property, or are their restrictions given the breed?
I will admit I have mixed feelings about the deer and the goats being gone. The goats were always fun to watch and were good for managing the growth on the hillside. The deer are awesome but it is a little sad to see so many living in such a small patch with nothing but dirt. I hope the new sod and grass take but access of the deer to it will probably have to remain restricted for a long time or it will just be reduced back to dirt. Hopefully there are plans to open up a much larger area for the deer, but with all the regulations that seems like a lot of work.
I have friends who have cattle and they very rarely have them escape from their property. It seems your neighbours cattle are always loose. Are there issues with fencing in your area or do your neighbours just not care about containing them?
I know it's easy to tell from the outside but the only people you need to impress are your wife, your children (as role model) and yourself. Your parents and even your in-laws have no say in how to live your life. They've done their job in raising you to the person you are right now. You're on the right path, so keep moving. Let others have their opinion, nod and move on with *your* thing. P.S. I give the deer a week to figure out how to jump over that fence 😅
Awesome progress , looks great ! Thanks for sharing !!!! 😊🙏👍❤️
Drone based cow herding has to be one of my favorites! 😀
I don’t know anything about hearding cows, but it sure seems easier with a drone. 😂
all that hay next to a wooden siding shop? A bad Idea when moist hay combusts...!
@@nekoDan 👏🏼😂
@@kpdvw that's a rare occurrence in the mountains of Idaho it don't get that hot there or humid for that to happen. They been storing it there for several years without any problems, besides it gets plenty of air there to dry the hay out. What you're talking about usually occurs when wet hay is being stored into a enclosed area that gets hot and very humid without a lot of air flow.
Hey Heath. I'm pretty sure that with all you and Cedar have accomplished together, your in-laws are pleased. Continued good progress and Blessings to you all.
At least the cows were on a public road...😂😅 First off, I don't and won't get into anyone's personal business, but why are you looking for acceptance from in-laws? Cedar loves you, the family unit you two have is as close as I've seen, and you've made great improvements to your homestead. You should know your worth. Still love ya'll ❤️
But we do😊
Wow so many new babies! I like your idea for the hay storage and the new coup location. Reed is a good son, has his parents values.😊
Im going to miss cream puff and the cute babies she has...❤
Hay?
Building Project !
Sunny Chicken Coop?
Building Project !
That's awesome 😎👍🏼 the man gave you that Kentucky Bluegrass Sod that's a very generous thing he done for you. Because back here on the east coast that sod is very expensive. I'd have dropped everything too to go get every cube of that i could Heath. But you must by all means extend that deer fence up the hillside. Because even if you fill in all that deer pin with Kentucky Bluegrass Sod & get it established theyll have it killed in no time & back to bare dirt again. Because its simply not enough acreage and over grazing of too many animals and now with Fawns the population is higher and more hooves on the ground. So its essential you must extend their grazing area up the mountainside. Or otherwise all your hard work with this Sod will be in vain because no stand of ground can withstand that much foot traffic and over grazing unless its a large tract of land. Not trying to tell you what to do but from a man (myself) Who's had as many as 25 goats 🐐 on a 2 acre tract of land at once i can tell you they'll simply wear it down to the dirt and kill all the grass period because it's too much hoof traffic on such a small acreage. I'm just saying if i was in your shoes I'd be getting fence up up that hillside as quickly as I possibly could. This will eliminate as much hoof traffic and overgrazing. Id also leave fence dividers I could see they're getting grass real low id move them to different pieces of ground and let the patch of ground they was on rest and give it a chance to revitalize itself and grow back. This way you never end up with a bald patch of ground like you have now. Just advice 😁👍🏼
I had the opportunity to meet your wonderful wife and her mother at the local farmers market last Wednesday. We were there selling our honey. I have no doubt that you will enjoy the bottle that Cedar bought from us. I'd be lying if I said that I wasn't a little bit star struck when she and her mother approached our booth. I've watched nearly every RPR video that you've put out. Your wife is an incredible person and it was great to meet her and her mother. And "chit chat" with them for a few minutes. Her mother spoke of you and your herding of the cows with your drone. I have no doubt that they recognize all your hard work and the vast improvements that you continue to make on RPR.
It was a pleasure to meet you Jake! The honey was fantastic! Thank you for the kind words!
Thanks and GOD BLESS
You are an extremely creative and hard worker and you and Cedar have a wonderful life together 💞 I believe her parents will see beyond what we see and recognize you for your hard work and devotion ...wait a minute, you built their daughter a beautiful home , even purchased a brand new jeep for her and you have 5 fantastic kids and life with her.. you kind of don't need their approval .. you are an awesome man , father and husband Cedar is a very lucky woman to have a such a wonderful life with you ...
Deer want some green so bad!
The Drone Cowboy!
Drones doing a great job keeping those cows away😂 your always improving the ranch👍
💖💖💖💖🙏 Also looks like that "drone / cattle round up sure is working, yahoo.
Enjoyed watching! RPR is looking great! 😀👍❤️🚂💨💨💨💨💨🚙
Same same but different! Mr:Ranch oner!! lol 😂.Fan Sweden 🇸🇪.
Hiya Heath and Cedar. You need a speaker on that drone ... "Get off my lawn"😅
May God give you the wisdom and strength to continue improving the Red Poppy Ranch!!
Cows finally have the UFO to be scared of and we are using it to herd them. XD
thank you for doing what you do to help your family and the animals on the farm! Love from northern norway!
Great job looking great keep up the great work
I love how far your have come with your property and tell all my friends about how you took a barren piece of property and made it so livable and modern
Pretty sure that one cow at the back was saying, "I'm a Fallow Deer, let me in." So cool that you have more baby Fallow! What a great helper is Reid 👊
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Good news to hear the Reed is losing interest in gaming. He is finding that there is a life out there! Good on him!
Hi from the uk 🇬🇧 👍👍👍👍
Awesome video! I can’t wait to see the Kentucky Blue Grass take off.
I hope your in law's do see as I can see how much improvements you have made. Great job so far and love your videos 🙏❤️
HEY! Hello Red Poppy!
You got a great kid there sir
Good evening RPR😊
Congrats on the baby deer 🦌!
Cool 😎👍🏼
Good morning !! 🌹🌹🌹
Thanks for sharing !!!!!😊🙏👍❤
❤ how wonderful to see the babies ❤
Ilike yr choice in music. I admire your progressive works. Please plant poppies in terraces.
MY FAVORITE IDAHO 🇺🇸 OFF GRID TH-cam FAMILY! 👍🏼😁👍🏼
Cool about the free sod!! Water every day!!
The cow's old boy here comes to the drone. The sod looks good.
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If you turn that to an Airbnb,
you'll start making some dough immediately after adding to the App.
Looks Nice 👍
I enjoy your videos. I learn something each time so, appreciate your sharing your thoughts, experience, and creative expertise along with family time. What I've seen in watching is that in order to be successful with your animals, you have to let them know that they are loved. Thanks my brother. BE WELL, SAFE, STRONG, WISE AND SUCCESSFUL IN THE NAME OF OUR LORD JESUS. ❤☝🙏🙌💪
I keep wondering when the back side of the barn 2d story is going to be sided. There is a 6 month limit on how long zip panels should be exposed, seems like several years now.
It’s been almost 3 years I think
You need to play the theme from the 60s seres Rawhide when drone herding.
Also, I was wondering why you never board and battened the rear of the shop?
You know that if you give the baby deer a bottle of room temperature milk once in a while that you will endear yourself to them for the rest of their lives. And it will give the mothers a short break.
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Sorry to see you have to tear out the room. Was entertaining with the baby goats, but I understand. They’re a lot of upkeep and into everything also. Enjoy watching and you and Cedar do a good job with the quality and variety of videos. Been watching for 4-5 years
@@wasmith74845 🤭 Probably should have made this comment to Heath instead of on my comment. Don't know if he reads comments on comments. Sorry.
Any human mother who is nursing doesn’t want a break from nursing no matter how tired she is because they are ready to feed that baby and the “pressure” is intense! Leaks and discomfort abound when a feeding is delayed!!!
The property is looking really good.
You've done an amazing job with the deer Heath, they would only breed if they were content with their environment 👍
Hey , I enjoyed this clip,and everything looks amazing. Anyway hope you all have a wonderful week and stay safe and sound and take care 😊
We are headed to QC in October to visit family we haven't seen in 12 years. Moved to NC, where I am from, after living on the golf course in QC.
Hi Heath. Cog hill farm on you tube also gets scraps of a sod for their hard. They space the pieces out and within a year the sod fills in the gaps. Just a suggestion to stretch it out!
Running the Tallow off!
We get hired on a regular basis to hydroseed our clients yards and since we started offering the service I've never had better results with our turf. Most economic way to establish grass in a short timeline, if you guys happen to know someone out your way with a hydroseeder it would be a game changer for you. I'd offer myself, but pulling my rig from the east coast isn't as viable as local! Great work as always, love seeing how everything steadily improves!
The hummingbirds!!😍🤩
Cowboys need to take a look at your cattle herding technique with the drone...
Yep!
Looks like the drone is great for keeping cattle in line.. Could give us an update on the pickup rebuild.
you could pour a nice patio behind the shop. good place for a night fire and bbq pit
How has the weather been up there? We've been experiencing some interesting weather here in North TX. It regularly should be in the high 90s and low 100s. Yet we have had a lot fewer days in the 100s. The last few days it was hardly above the high 80s and right now in late July, it is 85. Not complaining as it doesn't tax the grid and keeps the cost of running the AC. God Bless and thanks for all the hard work.
How wonderful. ❤❤❤
I am really enjoying these re-arrangeing videos - lovely to see that the deer will have grass. And that hillside will be fabulous.
As the saying goes, "It's a sod of a job". Wishing you well with the progress of sodding.
We just never know whats going on at RPR until we go and see what the new video has in store for us. We here love RPR. That sod already looks good. ♥
Awesome and outstanding as always.Thanks for sharing and taking us along
You need to build fence up the hill and in the trees. Build two separate pastures and rotate the deer. They will kill that sos as soon as you let them on it. They need more room if you expect them to have grass.
Great music in your vids!
You are so lucky to be able to pet deer. I enjoy watching you and family taking care of them
Justin Rhodes channel is great for learning ways
Heath you are an amazing provider, very hard worker & you never allow anything to get the better of you. We love your channel & it's content. Keep up the great achievements. All the best from Perth Western Australia.
you had a place to store hay you turned it into a second house
I almost missed your post this week.
Sundays, I often go to bed early.
When I woke up, your post was no longer on my feed. I had to search for this week's video.
Hey Heath and Cedar thanks for the update on the babies and it’s always good to see what happening on the ranch! 🤩🤩🤩😎😎😎💯💯💯
Got nothing with Cows and Dere.
But like the music ! 👍🏻🤠
Make sure you giving them minerals very important for antler growth
I love all your videos. You have a beautiful family and you’re such a hard worker. I watched for a very long time, but I’m very confused about why you have deer fenced up. Wouldn’t they be happier roaming around?
A+ Farm Remodel .... adapting
Laying sod is one of the hardest jobs I can remember doing. Much respect for anyone who tackles that! Good job!
Dont forget water,water and more water that Kentucky blue if you want it to take.
i think you should fence in a couple big paddocks on hill to reduce grazing pressure and give them more room to roam. think about doing a/b test on front lawn with some compost - it should make a difference #cub cadet
I see how you suffer with those terraces and huge stones, but you can make things much simpler. therefore, make a road halfway up the hill and dig a deep channel on it all the way to the back of the house and thus take all the water away from the house.. greetings from Serbia
Having deer to watch is certainly cool, but if you’re going to have them you should go out and feed the babies with a bottle a couple or few times a week so you build a close relationship with them. That way the deer will eventually all come to you and allow you to be near them and pet them. At least you’ll get more than just the scenery of them for all the time and money you put into them.
We all have different desires and different animals make us happy, but if I had your place, I’d have a couple steer, milking cow and goat, sheep, donkeys (not only are they loveably animals, but they great protection against predators) goats, chickens and perhaps a couple pigs. Having these animals around would require additional work and expenses, but as they have babies eventually you can occasionally bring in a mobile butcher and fill a couple freezers if/when you wanted.
That some good....er ah stuff.
Yeah, yeah that's it.
Super nitrogen rich soil you got there.
You would actually burn your plants if you put that on straight.
If you have more than a few yards, you should look into those black soldier flies?
I'm going to try them myself.
See how the chickens like them and if the grubs really eat as much as they say.
Thật là tuyệt vời❤🎉
How is your Military Son doing in his Basic Training? I think they allow a visit after 100 days. Can you take us along to see him and how he has changed?
Seeding grass is really quite easy, I've probably seeded over 100,000 acres of mine waste, sand pits, golf courses, etc. A few Ytube searches and you will be on your way.
Hey want to ask will you build a big enclosure for the deer so they can have grass in worm months? And the 1st enclosure can grow grass back?
Looking at a map, it looks like he only has less than an acre, he probably needs a lot more.
I’ve heard that Hair from somebody’s head will deterred it dear so go to the hair salon and they get out of the van and spread it around see if it does work
Hi....
Are you going to finish the siding up on the upper deck of the shed?
Hiiiiii 💖💖💖
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I’m guessing once you relocate the chicken coop you will lay concrete down to keep your hay on
I've never seen any information about what the purpose of the deer is, will you eat them, sell them???
@angelamartin3005, I'm with you, and I've been here since the start.
Thanks for the comment.
I miss the goats 😂😂😂
How big of a herd can you keep in that pen? Do you have plans to let them range on the rest of the property, or are their restrictions given the breed?
I will admit I have mixed feelings about the deer and the goats being gone. The goats were always fun to watch and were good for managing the growth on the hillside. The deer are awesome but it is a little sad to see so many living in such a small patch with nothing but dirt. I hope the new sod and grass take but access of the deer to it will probably have to remain restricted for a long time or it will just be reduced back to dirt. Hopefully there are plans to open up a much larger area for the deer, but with all the regulations that seems like a lot of work.
I was sad to see that they were gone a long time ago since she put all that work into the goat pen
I have friends who have cattle and they very rarely have them escape from their property. It seems your neighbours cattle are always loose. Are there issues with fencing in your area or do your neighbours just not care about containing them?
He lives in a "fence-out" ruled area.
I know it's easy to tell from the outside but the only people you need to impress are your wife, your children (as role model) and yourself. Your parents and even your in-laws have no say in how to live your life. They've done their job in raising you to the person you are right now. You're on the right path, so keep moving. Let others have their opinion, nod and move on with *your* thing.
P.S. I give the deer a week to figure out how to jump over that fence 😅
Think he will ever get wood on the back of that shop or finish the pickup
Yep. I do think he will accomplish both tasks and more!
No
The siding will eventually get done. Whoever buys the truck will get to finish it themselves.
Just curious, but where are the goats? You never mention them. Did you get rid of them?
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Thanks, not sure how I missed that...