I recently revealed the genders of my two girlfriends. It got a lot of hate and now has 30 times more dislikes than likes. I am really sad that people can be so mean. Sorry for using your comment to talk about my problems, dear joe
A "Status and Goals Update" video on ChickenHole Base would be neat to see. Going back over your past plans, what was working, what wasn't, what the current goals and next few steps are going to be kind of thing.
Maybe some kind of visualisation of what his base is supposed to look like in the end. And what kind of capabilities he wants it to have. Maybe I shouod rewatch some earlier videos.
Not really. If the cat weighs more than 5lbs the owl likely wont be able to pick it up and most cats are quick enough to dodge an attack. I've had outdoor cats my whole life and owls never bothered them.
@@picklerick9191 I'm pretty sure that was a Great Horned Owl, which will readily take on a cat. They're even known to prey on skunks, raccoons and even porcupines. I have a pair that roost in my barn and regularly find large bones among their pellets and refuse.
@@Obi117kh More on what the cat tears up , us cats can be really destructive when chomping or digging freshly planted planters. Not heard anything on if cat droppings cause issues with soil though.
It's ok, Cody. A lot of us who are trying to do things with our lives are surprised it's taking us two years and more to get stuff done. Keep on keeping on.
You're doing so well with CHB! Don't get down on yourself because it's taken you 2 years, step back and admire how much you've accomplished in only 2 years! You're one dude and you've built a home for yourself, your chickens, your bees, Buddy, all while having to travel long distances to get anything. Think how far you've come from a year ago, then how far you've come from a year before that. You are doing phenomenally!!! Also, that was super cool footage of that owl!!
Arms? On chickens - Check Living alone in the wilderness - Check Speaking of Android versions of himself - Check Being just plain awesome - Check Initiate "continue watching mode" - Check
Oh we're sticking with you bud. I get a warm fuzzy feeling whenever I see one of your videos in my notifications. Loved the owl at the end! Keep your chin up and keep doing what you do!
Great owl! I'm still impressed every time with how much you get done by yourself. It always takes longer to actualize plans than you think, but sticking with ideas takes a lot of courage and determination.
Yes you don't realize how the second person adds 10 times the efficacy and accomplishments to projects over being solo. Things really go faster just having a hand.
Even the manuals to Ikea furniture tell you not to assemble the furniture on your own. Meanwhile, Cody is out here building a Mars simulation in the desert
Some kid, somewhere will watch this, then watch is a few years later and laugh at themselves remembering that they thought Cody had an actual robot-twin.
I remember the day you sawed out the extra space in the rock for the beehive. It's been great; doesn't seem like it's been long, just... like the Base has always been there.
Normally I'd agree with your statement, but I don't believe his comment deserved it. _"My buddy had a pet chicken. He found it after a hurricane."_ is both humorous and heartwarming.
I'm so jealous of Cody for having those mountains and exposed bedrock where he's at. Where I live in Midwest Ohio, and all I have are hills. The mountains that were here are all smoothed down by glaciers. What's even more annoying is that there's both exposed rock on the side of a highway near where I live, and a limestone quarry only about 2 miles away. I've been digging a roughly 8 foot hole near my house in a desperate attempt to find bedrock, but I bet I have a dozen or more feet to go. At least I learned quite a bit about the local geology and history from it's layers, and how water water flows underground through a gravelly sand layer. Looks like I got off topic, still, great video. I've never been disappointed by Cody's uploads.
Like you I was trying to get the bedrock up for a construction project on my farm in SE England. I found it, just four feet under the surface - but I have a different problem. I could do with being 20 years younger shifting & knapping blocks all day, its an absolute killer!
@@riffhurricane Some people in my hometown got their terraced houses extended and the builders found they had no foundations. They'd been built directly on top of the chalk, which was only a few feet down. Which explains why they got so damp.
@@charleslambert3368 Doesn't sound good at all! I grew up in a Victorian house which (while extending it) we found had hardly any foundation, but even that had a reasonable damp proof course. The stone I'm quarrying atm is a lovely yellow (disclaimer: I'm colourblind) sandstone which is going towards the chimney stack for the new farmhouse I'm building.
can't grow food on bedrock. the closer it is to the surface, the more "loose" rock makes up the soil. if you have bedrock close, there will be a lot of stones you can see poking out of the ground. use lime for pointing and plaster, rather than Portland and gypsum, it'll help dissipate the damp.
This series is so much more interesting than other survival "bushcraft" series around YT. It's taking what it's taking. Only so much Cody can do in the suit and RoboCody, while he doesn't get tired, does need his batteries recharged continually. Battery density has come a long way, but it's still a lot of energy to expend and being reliant on solar, means it's still going to take time to get through all the tasks.
Construction suggestion from a part time carpenter, cutting supports to match the curve of the tank and then planking across then along the length of the tank like an inside out boat hull would likely alleviate the sagging and therefore puddling in the base of the greenhouse. Provided decent quality "lumber" 1" boards would likely do a good job.
Slow progress is still progress! You'll get there eventually, wherever "there" is. But that's the less important part, it's the journey that really matters. And while yours might've had its ups and downs, it's definitely been an interesting ride so far. So I wouldn't be too worried about getting side-tracked, having to change course, or even the odd minor (or not so minor) setback, as long as you're still moving mostly in the right direction, you'll get where you're going eventually.
A: Glad to see you're still going! B: AFAIK, footage of owls in flight like that isn't THAT common, perhaps it can be useful in whatever capacity it is!
Been watching since back when you were blowing stuff up with glycerin in the quarry. This has been one of the more imaginative and fun projects to follow. Alot of people come up with these awesome ideas just to make an excuse not to do it, but you are constantly out there putting your money where your mouth is and making it public to the world. Failure and all. As it should be. I respect you Cody. You are a hard worker and have a hell of a scientific mind. Keep on posting at your own pace. We will be waiting. 🖖
@@cochbob I meant the latitude being too high to see satellites (which have 53° orbital inclination iirc), not the limitations due to incomplete network or legal bs Idk latitude of chicken hole base hence ask
Been looking forward to an update on Chickenhole! That 1923 petroglyph is pretty cool, and I loved seeing all the critters (Buddy, arm chicken, bees, owl)
Cody, I only discovered your channel recently, and I'm catching up. I understand you've had some heartache recently. You are a funny, amazing and brilliant guy. You bring joy and interest to many people. I hope things continue to get better for you. :)
Thanks for sharing Cody. My basement has been a semi completed state of renovation for years. Without other people helping out it can be difficult to find the motivation get stuff done especially if money is tight. Don’t worry if progress is slow, keep up the good work and don’t forget you’re awesome!
Thankyou Cody, I’ve really missed your chicken hole base! There is something very honest about your videos and the hard work and effort you go to really shows. Keep up the good work 👍🏻
Cody it will never matter to me how far between episodes it is, I'll always come back and watch anything you post up. You're one of the few youtube creators who makes that interesting comment that made this place amazing many years ago. Cant wait for the next episode. Chicken Hole will look extra nice once its all sided in!
My first thought was "YES TREX ARMS YESSSS, Let the power of his ancestors run through him!" then I saw the close up and I thought *Sniff* "You are the hero that 2021 needed Cody"
honestly, I wish someone would just do an hour or two long interview with you discussing just what is going on in your head. if nobody ever does ill happily be one of the firsts.
2 years?! My god time has flew, I was honestly shocked when you said that. But that being said, I love everything you do on ChickenHole Base, in fact anything you do outdoors! Like a child in a backyard having fun!
Most definitely sticking with you, Cody. Even if it's been longer than expected, it's been really neat to see Chicken Hole Base come together and how you revisit things to improve upon them. Also I appreciate that you wanted to make sure Robo-Cody's antics don't leave a bad example for any kids watching. No matter how long it takes or how long between videos, I'll happily watch anything you make because it's always some great edu-tainment. Thanks for sharing your knowledge :]
It's so good to see Cody post a video, every now and then after it's been a while I get a bit worried about the guy but once I see his enthusiastic smile on his latest upload the worries are gone!
Imagine tuning in for episode 17 and wondering what the hell is going on. Imagine being from 1923 and seeing Cody walk around in all his modern space man glory. Hey Cody, you should leave your own marking on new years 2022-2023. Just imagine how fare you'll be by then.
On his own property, maybe. If he left that mark anywhere else it's either public property or somebody else's property and it'd be vandalism. The cowboy that left that inscription was living in a different time where they thought differently about that sort of thing. This is the 21st century, and vandalism is wrong.
More of this. ChickenHole base is unique content that's very interesting. The length between episodes is so hard to handle, I can't be the only one. It's too bad you couldn't Collab with someone else, and spend a extended durations out there building it up.
Would you bring back the mining and refining series in the near future. There is nothing quite like it anywhere else on TH-cam, and I loved that series.
Welcome back Cody! Robert Murray-Smith has shared the principle design of cheap off-grid storage of renewable energy for concentrated grow light boxes. Gravity separated "Oasis flower foam", Zinc and Bromine secondary batteries in cheap plastic containers to provide flexible power and capacity for the least capital outlay will provide your base with sustainable independence before your arrival as a permanent settlement. You will need much greater levels of renewable energy to recycle your water as well as capture from the occasional accessible events that appear to be decreasing in frequency because of climate change and altered regional and seasonal rainfall. Your observation from occasional visits to your base has identified species die-back. Apart from the issue of key indicator species and what should be done to support other bases established in the region - such as agreed low prices for pond liners and academic/industrial/senate technical support to build adequate water storage ponds and reduced evaporation strategies as a proactive environmental safeguarding program and a demonstration of what needs to be done to prevent the destruction of inclined habitats after plant life is destabilized by lack of water followed by topsoil removal by stormwater run-off. By this time you have an inclined and highly unstable desert. This makes life in the valley or gulch areas extremely difficult which motivates this attempt at early and constructive discussion. "Water is life". A NASA interplanetary missions principle
Hey cody i suggest you to leave the insulation "stud" board outside and fill the "loose" space between the 2 materials with expanding foam. It will provide even better insulation and fix the exterior plate, at a reasonable cost i think
years ago my next door neighbors dog had 8 puppies, about 3 weeks later a puppy went missing... every 2nd day another puppy was gone... after 6 puppies had vanished I was outside in the back yard near sunset and heard a puppy screaming, I turned to look and saw a huge owl flying off towards the trees with the puppy in its grasp, then there was 1... yes, a large owl ( Im thinking it was the great horned owl, it had the spiked feathers on its head) can lift a 9 lb puppy with no problem...
@@bunnykiller Indeed true , I had no choice but to kill one in 1979 , it was relentless in it's attack on me . Sad as I'd never seen another on our farm since . Very aggressive predators , this one was after a baby newborn calf I was pulling , it's mother died during birth . The calf did survive .
@@bunnykiller the heifer had laid down within 30 feet of the owls big burrow and died giving birth . When I arrived the owl was pulling at the sack . As I tried to inspect it ran at me . This owl was nearly 4 feet tall , his head at or above my waist . With a 6-7 foot wingspan . Very nasty claws and beak ! As I got to the calf , it was still alive but half in the birth canal . I had to back my truck up and set up a block and tackle pulley to assist pulling the large bull calf . The bird would not allow it and actually did manage to draw blood from my forearm. With no other choice , I had to dispatch him sadly .
@@DoctorWhom in 2018 Cody was making over 8k a month just from patreon. Granted this could have changed since then but his TH-cam numbers are great too! I’m not trying to rag on the guy, I legit just can’t get enough of his content and greedily want more! It’s fine to speculate but Cody is the only one that is going to know the answer to my question.
Fun storytelling! Great video. I always appreciate your content. I know filming, editing, and sharing is a lot of work. Thank you so much for taking the time to share with us!
Imagine being in the middle of the nevada desert and a random dude in a ghetto space suit rides past you on a bicycle
Sounds like another Terry Pratchett story.
Just another traveler patrolin' the Mojave, wishing for a nuclear winter.
The armed chicken would already cause me strange feelings.
G'day,
Was it not a Solar Charged Electric Sitting-Down-Running-Machine...?
;-p
Ciao !
I don't really want to be the one to point it out but it is home to Reno, Las Vegas, and Area 51..
The best series on TH-cam by a mile!
No kap
I recently revealed the genders of my two girlfriends. It got a lot of hate and now has 30 times more dislikes than likes. I am really sad that people can be so mean. Sorry for using your comment to talk about my problems, dear joe
@@AxxLAfriku dude u seem fucked. Might wanna take a chill pill and let things sort themselves out
@@AxxLAfriku
"Sorry for using your comment"
That's the real joke, you're just seeking attention for your channel.
AvE's BOLTRs are my favorite but Cody's content is no less excellent.
I love how much fun you're having with the roboCody(tm) concept.
Dude what are you talkin about concept
@@donchonealyotheoneal5456 Robo Cody is ment to be a RoboCop parody... just nit a Cop but... a Robot of some "cody himselve" sort
@@hans429 RoboCody is obviously a real robot how could you think it's Cody himself?
@@KickCaesar omg im sorry, didnt you know the easter bunny isnt real?
@@hans429 I was being sarcastic but ok
A "Status and Goals Update" video on ChickenHole Base would be neat to see.
Going back over your past plans, what was working, what wasn't, what the current goals and next few steps are going to be kind of thing.
Maybe some kind of visualisation of what his base is supposed to look like in the end. And what kind of capabilities he wants it to have.
Maybe I shouod rewatch some earlier videos.
@@DoNotHackMyAccount He already did this in episode 6 i believe he gave a full visual on what he wanted the layout and purpose to be
Be not afraid of growing slowly, be afraid only of standing still.
We're still here with you Cody.
I knew Cody would eventually build a robot chicken army.
To take over the world
Like a little T-Rex.
@@logoseven3365 Or even the entire universe.
Only a matter of time
@@jameskelly1680 A T.Rex Arms ad?
Seeing that owl checking out your area is a good reason to keep your cat close by and safe.
chickens too.
Me love cat. Cat=yum yum
Not really. If the cat weighs more than 5lbs the owl likely wont be able to pick it up and most cats are quick enough to dodge an attack. I've had outdoor cats my whole life and owls never bothered them.
The chicken is probably a better target than the cat, but by that time they have usually gone to bed.
@@picklerick9191 I'm pretty sure that was a Great Horned Owl, which will readily take on a cat. They're even known to prey on skunks, raccoons and even porcupines. I have a pair that roost in my barn and regularly find large bones among their pellets and refuse.
Johnbot could learn a lot from RoboCody.
You both rad af
miss you cody, i know life can get you down some times but there are 2 million people cheering for you and love your content.
Indeed!
1.95 million
I worry about him sometimes. Can't be great spending a lot of time alone with just a cat and chickens for company.
@Marius his sub count is 1.95 million, his views per video arent great either.
@@faraanhadi over 100k each video... you dont realise how many that is also some get plenty more
CL: Ya helping me dig bud?
Cat: Nope. Just shitting in your garden.
Adding fertilizer , and "helping" indeed.
@@hdezn26 Sadly all gardeners would likely tell you to not have cat poop in your soil 😅
@@Obi117kh More on what the cat tears up , us cats can be really destructive when chomping or digging freshly planted planters. Not heard anything on if cat droppings cause issues with soil though.
@@hdezn26 toxoplasmosis
@@rustyballs2485 it’s also just not really useful.
I can’t believe the series is two years old!? It still feel so new, I love it so much
just yesterday he was still mining with explosives
It's ok, Cody. A lot of us who are trying to do things with our lives are surprised it's taking us two years and more to get stuff done. Keep on keeping on.
I will stick with the show for as long as you are willing to have us Cody. Thank you for the years of enjoyment!
Cody I will forever wonder at your ability to do a 10 man job all by yourself, just for the love of science. You're an inspiration!
Also that owl shot is something straight out of a movie!
He isn't by himself. He has Robo Cody.
Can I join the cult... I mean play robot?
I would love to see some metal detecting at that old campsite.
You're doing so well with CHB! Don't get down on yourself because it's taken you 2 years, step back and admire how much you've accomplished in only 2 years! You're one dude and you've built a home for yourself, your chickens, your bees, Buddy, all while having to travel long distances to get anything. Think how far you've come from a year ago, then how far you've come from a year before that. You are doing phenomenally!!! Also, that was super cool footage of that owl!!
I haven't tuned in for awhile. Robo cody is a fully developed multiple personality of cody now. Thats good to see.
It sounds like your backpack ventilator is powered by kittens.
It is. Ten of them. Liquified. In a blender. Once per day.
@@MaGiCMushroomClouds You act like it's easy. Kittens have the sharpest teeth.
Arms? On chickens - Check
Living alone in the wilderness - Check
Speaking of Android versions of himself - Check
Being just plain awesome - Check
Initiate "continue watching mode" - Check
Oh we're sticking with you bud. I get a warm fuzzy feeling whenever I see one of your videos in my notifications. Loved the owl at the end! Keep your chin up and keep doing what you do!
Cody: "Rock's definitely been burnt, though"
Me: "A LASER, SURELY"
Cody: "There's been a fire here"
Me: "Yeah, I guess it could be that as well."
It could have been started by a laser
It's a relic from the atomic wars!
Me: Lightening strike!!!
...
Or a camp fire I guess
jewish space laser
Great owl! I'm still impressed every time with how much you get done by yourself. It always takes longer to actualize plans than you think, but sticking with ideas takes a lot of courage and determination.
Yes you don't realize how the second person adds 10 times the efficacy and accomplishments to projects over being solo. Things really go faster just having a hand.
Even the manuals to Ikea furniture tell you not to assemble the furniture on your own. Meanwhile, Cody is out here building a Mars simulation in the desert
"you can kinda see what I'm getting off too"
Oh my cody, oh my
Some kid, somewhere will watch this, then watch is a few years later and laugh at themselves remembering that they thought Cody had an actual robot-twin.
Shhhhhh
Hold up! Next you’re telling me Santa isn’t real either…
Just so dang wholesome. Cody is out here fighting the good fight and living a Cohen Brothers movie.
Cody abides.
The Coen brothers are my favorite filmmakers after Cody and Robocody.
I remember the day you sawed out the extra space in the rock for the beehive. It's been great; doesn't seem like it's been long, just... like the Base has always been there.
I love when an owl flies right overhead, can't hear a thing while being close enough to reach it some food.
My buddy had a pet chicken. He found it after a hurricane. You being there all alone, reminds me of the movie, "The Hills Have Eyes". LOL
Don't need to say/type everything that comes to your mind
Normally I'd agree with your statement, but I don't believe his comment deserved it. _"My buddy had a pet chicken. He found it after a hurricane."_ is both humorous and heartwarming.
Chickens have eyes too. Hurricane chickens sport 3.
0.o
the hills have eyes scarred me as a kid, now i have a fear of getting stuck in the middle of the desert.
I'm so jealous of Cody for having those mountains and exposed bedrock where he's at. Where I live in Midwest Ohio, and all I have are hills. The mountains that were here are all smoothed down by glaciers. What's even more annoying is that there's both exposed rock on the side of a highway near where I live, and a limestone quarry only about 2 miles away. I've been digging a roughly 8 foot hole near my house in a desperate attempt to find bedrock, but I bet I have a dozen or more feet to go. At least I learned quite a bit about the local geology and history from it's layers, and how water water flows underground through a gravelly sand layer. Looks like I got off topic, still, great video. I've never been disappointed by Cody's uploads.
I have the same problem, even the nearest quarries don't have bedrock, there just gravel pits. What would I do for some rock exposure...
Like you I was trying to get the bedrock up for a construction project on my farm in SE England. I found it, just four feet under the surface - but I have a different problem. I could do with being 20 years younger shifting & knapping blocks all day, its an absolute killer!
@@riffhurricane Some people in my hometown got their terraced houses extended and the builders found they had no foundations. They'd been built directly on top of the chalk, which was only a few feet down. Which explains why they got so damp.
@@charleslambert3368 Doesn't sound good at all! I grew up in a Victorian house which (while extending it) we found had hardly any foundation, but even that had a reasonable damp proof course. The stone I'm quarrying atm is a lovely yellow (disclaimer: I'm colourblind) sandstone which is going towards the chimney stack for the new farmhouse I'm building.
can't grow food on bedrock. the closer it is to the surface, the more "loose" rock makes up the soil. if you have bedrock close, there will be a lot of stones you can see poking out of the ground. use lime for pointing and plaster, rather than Portland and gypsum, it'll help dissipate the damp.
At times I suspect Cody and Robo Cody might be the same person but... we've seen them both together :P
Sticking with you? Cody, I want you to know that I was legitimately excited to see another ChickenHole Base episode in my sub feed!
Anyone notices at 0:42 how Cody smashes his hand into the window handle and acts like nothing happened? LMAO
Dident notice soo good tho
It left a mark too.
@@theCodyReeder awww
Cody: puts a weapon tool on his chicken
Litterally 3 days ago in italy: army tank wrong fires and explodes chicken farm
They're ready to back fire
I have always supported the right to arm bears*.
* "Bears" could refer to any of a number of animals both wild and domestic.
I thought he was making a chicken cam.
Just yesterday I was thinking to myself "it's been a while since I've seen a Cody's Lab episode", great to see chicken hole base is doing well!
This series is so much more interesting than other survival "bushcraft" series around YT. It's taking what it's taking. Only so much Cody can do in the suit and RoboCody, while he doesn't get tired, does need his batteries recharged continually. Battery density has come a long way, but it's still a lot of energy to expend and being reliant on solar, means it's still going to take time to get through all the tasks.
Construction suggestion from a part time carpenter, cutting supports to match the curve of the tank and then planking across then along the length of the tank like an inside out boat hull would likely alleviate the sagging and therefore puddling in the base of the greenhouse. Provided decent quality "lumber" 1" boards would likely do a good job.
At the end, with your meal you were preparing, I was thinking "And that's a wrap everyone!" lol
This is my favorite channel on all of TH-cam. I’d like to meet Cody some day
Meeting cody would be a real dream man!♡
Me too!
i think we all would
Only problem, for that you have to go to Mars...
@@jefo2405 Good thing I live about an hour and a half from chicken hole base 😝
Slow progress is still progress! You'll get there eventually, wherever "there" is. But that's the less important part, it's the journey that really matters. And while yours might've had its ups and downs, it's definitely been an interesting ride so far. So I wouldn't be too worried about getting side-tracked, having to change course, or even the odd minor (or not so minor) setback, as long as you're still moving mostly in the right direction, you'll get where you're going eventually.
A: Glad to see you're still going!
B: AFAIK, footage of owls in flight like that isn't THAT common, perhaps it can be useful in whatever capacity it is!
Of course we're sticking around. This is major fun! :)
I've been waiting for Chicken Hole Base. Yay!!!
Been watching since back when you were blowing stuff up with glycerin in the quarry. This has been one of the more imaginative and fun projects to follow. Alot of people come up with these awesome ideas just to make an excuse not to do it, but you are constantly out there putting your money where your mouth is and making it public to the world. Failure and all. As it should be. I respect you Cody. You are a hard worker and have a hell of a scientific mind. Keep on posting at your own pace. We will be waiting. 🖖
God this series is so awesome. It has bees, botany, chickens and wild living, everything I love
you should get a Starlink dish out there to have a good internet connection :D
@@TRC2002 pointless comment?
Isn't that place too high up north to have starlink available?
@@bottlekruiser starlink is only available in the northern us and southern canada right now
@@cochbob oh ok did not know that... But it's probably not far, given that they launch 60 every week right now
@@cochbob I meant the latitude being too high to see satellites (which have 53° orbital inclination iirc), not the limitations due to incomplete network or legal bs
Idk latitude of chicken hole base hence ask
You’ve been my favorite youtuber for a couple of years now, and your videos never fail to interest me. Thanks for all the hard, dedicated work!
Been looking forward to an update on Chickenhole! That 1923 petroglyph is pretty cool, and I loved seeing all the critters (Buddy, arm chicken, bees, owl)
Cody, I only discovered your channel recently, and I'm catching up. I understand you've had some heartache recently. You are a funny, amazing and brilliant guy. You bring joy and interest to many people. I hope things continue to get better for you. :)
Such an exciting content! I love to watch you successively develop the CHB and how you maintaining it. Very fun project. And hey, you look good :)
You need to carve "Cody 2021" under the 1923
It's better to wait two years for the 2023
@@princessapplestrach6327 you're absolutely correct
It'd be better if he put it on the fresh, exposed rock he carved out for the hives.
@@ryanmiskin it would be even better if he carved new fresh rock next to that one so they are next to each other
@@sobertillnoon ooh, yeah, having them together would be nice. I just liked what he was saying about having a record of the erosion.
For a guy who wants to go to Mars so bad, you really do love everything about the Earth.
Thanks for sharing Cody. My basement has been a semi completed state of renovation for years. Without other people helping out it can be difficult to find the motivation get stuff done especially if money is tight. Don’t worry if progress is slow, keep up the good work and don’t forget you’re awesome!
Him checking out your base at the end was cool.
Plot twist: The real Cody was murdered by Robo Cody and Robo Cody has taken his place
Just introduced my wife to your videos, she was fascinated by the manner in which you tell the story.
It may be slow going, but that cats little meow was adorable enough for any wait of time.
That Winged Hussar sticker!
*D E U S V U L T*
Thankyou Cody, I’ve really missed your chicken hole base! There is something very honest about your videos and the hard work and effort you go to really shows. Keep up the good work 👍🏻
Cody it will never matter to me how far between episodes it is, I'll always come back and watch anything you post up. You're one of the few youtube creators who makes that interesting comment that made this place amazing many years ago. Cant wait for the next episode. Chicken Hole will look extra nice once its all sided in!
My first thought was "YES TREX ARMS YESSSS, Let the power of his ancestors run through him!" then I saw the close up and I thought *Sniff* "You are the hero that 2021 needed Cody"
honestly, I wish someone would just do an hour or two long interview with you discussing just what is going on in your head. if nobody ever does ill happily be one of the firsts.
The king is back and he's sporting a new watermark in the corner! Welcome back!
2 years?! My god time has flew, I was honestly shocked when you said that. But that being said, I love everything you do on ChickenHole Base, in fact anything you do outdoors! Like a child in a backyard having fun!
Most definitely sticking with you, Cody. Even if it's been longer than expected, it's been really neat to see Chicken Hole Base come together and how you revisit things to improve upon them. Also I appreciate that you wanted to make sure Robo-Cody's antics don't leave a bad example for any kids watching. No matter how long it takes or how long between videos, I'll happily watch anything you make because it's always some great edu-tainment. Thanks for sharing your knowledge :]
It's so good to see Cody post a video, every now and then after it's been a while I get a bit worried about the guy but once I see his enthusiastic smile on his latest upload the worries are gone!
Good content! Glad to see the progress.
Cody with short hair! Crazy. Was expecting a mountain beard.
Keep going. Mars is lonely and unforgiving. Only the strong prevail.
Nice of the owl to take up the mantel of patrolling for critters nearby. And saying hello with a flyby. Okay thanks, goodbye.
9:46 "Helping me dig, bud?"
No. Trust me, you don't want to find the "treasure" he was burying.
The plants wil love it though!
That treasure would have been found a few minutes or seconds later in the video ;)
Imagine tuning in for episode 17 and wondering what the hell is going on.
Imagine being from 1923 and seeing Cody walk around in all his modern space man glory.
Hey Cody, you should leave your own marking on new years 2022-2023. Just imagine how fare you'll be by then.
literally me right now. Going back to episode 1, i have no idea whats going on XD
On his own property, maybe. If he left that mark anywhere else it's either public property or somebody else's property and it'd be vandalism. The cowboy that left that inscription was living in a different time where they thought differently about that sort of thing. This is the 21st century, and vandalism is wrong.
It's truly an amazing feat of genetic engineering to develop chickens that are impervious to the harsh conditions at chicken hole base.
Sure sticking with you Cody, I am living vicariously through you!
I’d forgotten how enjoyable this series is.
Just drop everything im doing and watch this!
Good progress. Looking forward to what else you have planned this year.
Stay safe!
Haha when that owl showed up, I expected someone suddenly standing next to you saying: "Yer a wizard, Cody."
More of this. ChickenHole base is unique content that's very interesting. The length between episodes is so hard to handle, I can't be the only one.
It's too bad you couldn't Collab with someone else, and spend a extended durations out there building it up.
Thats his style. No point in collabs. Also let's not pressure him, but give him his hard earned time
Yeah when I saw this one, I had to check to see if I'd missed a prior episode...
Yay!! love the chickenhole series
Would you bring back the mining and refining series in the near future. There is nothing quite like it anywhere else on TH-cam, and I loved that series.
Welcome back Cody! Robert Murray-Smith has shared the principle design of cheap off-grid storage of renewable energy for concentrated grow light boxes. Gravity separated "Oasis flower foam", Zinc and Bromine secondary batteries in cheap plastic containers to provide flexible power and capacity for the least capital outlay will provide your base with sustainable independence before your arrival as a permanent settlement. You will need much greater levels of renewable energy to recycle your water as well as capture from the occasional accessible events that appear to be decreasing in frequency because of climate change and altered regional and seasonal rainfall. Your observation from occasional visits to your base has identified species die-back. Apart from the issue of key indicator species and what should be done to support other bases established in the region - such as agreed low prices for pond liners and academic/industrial/senate technical support to build adequate water storage ponds and reduced evaporation strategies as a proactive environmental safeguarding program and a demonstration of what needs to be done to prevent the destruction of inclined habitats after plant life is destabilized by lack of water followed by topsoil removal by stormwater run-off. By this time you have an inclined and highly unstable desert. This makes life in the valley or gulch areas extremely difficult which motivates this attempt at early and constructive discussion. "Water is life". A NASA interplanetary missions principle
"THE OWLS ARE NOT WHAT THEY SEEM."
There's an on/off switch on the back. All the real owls were died after World War Terminus.
Castaneda...
When I find very old carvings in concrete or rock, on my property, I sometime wonder if I should preserve them.
Sticking with??? Cody, I'm delighted to see another episode, and can't wait to see where you're going next with this!
looking forward to the future of this project!
Cody:*starts video with putting 3D printed arms on a chicken*
Me: *laughing uncontrollably*
Puts chicken down and immediately bumps hand on window latch
"i dont want children thinking they can touch dry ice"
as opposed to everything else you do
Good luck Cody! Love seeing these updates!
It's wonderful to have you back on line. Take care.
Hey cody i suggest you to leave the insulation "stud" board outside and fill the "loose" space between the 2 materials with expanding foam. It will provide even better insulation and fix the exterior plate, at a reasonable cost i think
Owl ; Ima eat that kitty
Cody ; Can we be friends ? 😂👍👍
years ago my next door neighbors dog had 8 puppies, about 3 weeks later a puppy went missing... every 2nd day another puppy was gone... after 6 puppies had vanished I was outside in the back yard near sunset and heard a puppy screaming, I turned to look and saw a huge owl flying off towards the trees with the puppy in its grasp, then there was 1... yes, a large owl ( Im thinking it was the great horned owl, it had the spiked feathers on its head) can lift a 9 lb puppy with no problem...
@@bunnykiller Indeed true , I had no choice but to kill one in 1979 , it was relentless in it's attack on me . Sad as I'd never seen another on our farm since . Very aggressive predators , this one was after a baby newborn calf I was pulling , it's mother died during birth . The calf did survive .
@@swampratt36 Im a bit confused... an owl was trying to attack a newborn calf? and you? now thats a ballsy bird.
@@bunnykiller the heifer had laid down within 30 feet of the owls big burrow and died giving birth . When I arrived the owl was pulling at the sack . As I tried to inspect it ran at me . This owl was nearly 4 feet tall , his head at or above my waist . With a 6-7 foot wingspan . Very nasty claws and beak ! As I got to the calf , it was still alive but half in the birth canal . I had to back my truck up and set up a block and tackle pulley to assist pulling the large bull calf . The bird would not allow it and actually did manage to draw blood from my forearm. With no other choice , I had to dispatch him sadly .
@@swampratt36 didnt realize owls got that big...
Loving the base! Loved the owl at the end too! Thanks for sharing brother. Really enjoy watching your journey.
Absolutely I’m sticking with ya! You make excellent videos!
Cody, don't eat that bat!
Last time someone did this it didn't end well for all of us!
It’s the ‘rona dude
So eating bats causes fake pandemics?
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Awesome find on the inscription, Cody. That's great.
Heck yeah we are sticking with you. As always your videos are awesome.
2 years is quite a long time. What's been the bottleneck?
Life
@@rarra life is not a bottleneck.
@@dpmakestuff Okay, then TH-cam and money are the bottleneck. He needs a grant from a reclusive billionaire ;)
@@DoctorWhom in 2018 Cody was making over 8k a month just from patreon. Granted this could have changed since then but his TH-cam numbers are great too! I’m not trying to rag on the guy, I legit just can’t get enough of his content and greedily want more! It’s fine to speculate but Cody is the only one that is going to know the answer to my question.
Fun storytelling! Great video. I always appreciate your content. I know filming, editing, and sharing is a lot of work. Thank you so much for taking the time to share with us!
Of course we are sticking with you Cody!
I'm sticking with you, keep up the good work. After all these years I still enjoy your videos very much