Hello, I just wanted to say that I started watching your channel 4 years ago and because of your family you've inspired me to start my own herd of nigerian dwarf goats and I am happy to say I now own 14 does 3 bucks and had 24 kids born this year!! So keep being you and inspiring so many
My dream right there!i hope to get to that point as of now I have around 150 hens and 5 roosters good for now but I hope to have a large goat herd also!
Look up blue cactus dairy goats she has nigerian dwarf goats. She just had 40+ babies end of February and they are in the process of transporting to there new homes.
Awesome, I only have 3 Nigerian Dwarf Goats, which is great for me. I'll be breeding them for the first time in (hoping) Jan/Feb. I do not want them being born in Maine during the coldest time of the year.
Don't apologize for having a working farm. You treat the animals with respect and they really only have that 'one bad day'. People not knowing where food comes from isn't your problem to solve.
I agree. Not sure if it's a matter of people not knowing where food comes from, or not wanting to admit where it comes from. Either way, it is what it is and no one in their right mind can say that the animals on the Arms farm are not well taken care of for the time they are there.
@@arnoldromppai5395 I had Goats, all perfectly healthy thank you. I didn't have them on pasture and very limited feed. They had plenty of brush to eat and I used pine cut off the side of the road for wormer. Google goats in New Zealand and tell me they need people to survive. They cull them as nuisance animals there, goats that have never had a Humans care.
I still think that Whopper is one handsome young man. And yes, not everyone will understand that some farm animals come and some go. That's farm life and I'm not even farm raised. Have a blessed week.
I transport myself into farm life & leave east coast near phila behind & am so grateful you are sharing your life I didn’t tune into a “rescue” ! thanks!
Thank you, Daniel. I remember when I was young we raised pigs, chickens, and cows for food. But once I got older my understanding of growing your own food became socialized by the store culture. Thank you Daniel I must remember we need to take care of ourselves.
I was at the auction and when they announced that they were from arms family homestead TH-cam and ask how many people knew about it there was about 10 people who raised their hand and said that they watch her channel it was pretty neat
Thank you for being blunt and to the point about you being a working farm. It's tiring to the point of ridiculousness trying to spare some people's feeling. The Feelz is what's got society going to hell in a hand basket. I can't even care who gets mad anymore. 🤷🏻♀️
How about a shirt featuring Bear with a Trooper's hat, Bella with a hunter or fisherman's hat, Earl with a Hoodie and shades and the other dog with a Tyrolean hat, all in a group. "K-9s of Arms farm"
Every time Isee you put out a video it makes me smile and I am excited to see what it is . You always have a good video to show . I especially love seeing Houston and Jacoby thx for bringing us along 💕🙏💕
Your animals live a good life before being processed which can’t be said for the vast majority of animals raised and processed from mega farms commercially. Keep up the good work of educating viewers ♥️
Reality is you raise animals to support the farm. That is how you make a profit. I was raised on a farm and had to assist in the processing of our animals
I know all about farming and we raised cattle for freezer. It's circle of life. Bear on camera is awesome. You should make a shirt with Bear on it! Much love and God bless you and your family ❤️
Yep. My dad milked and we would butcher 1 yearly for the freezer. It was so lean we had to add oil to it. Was a hard thing for me to stop doing that when I moved to town and bought meat.
Whopper is so happy to be with friends in greener Pasture. I love watching his excitement. All the mental stimuli has him a happy boy. Man I think I would raise lots and send to auction every month
Want to thank you for the awesome Creek Life T-shirt with the many fish on the back. My son loves it and this momma got a huge hug and a peck on the cheek. Thanks again!
Daniel, I respect that you feel the need to explain your method of farming to your subscribers (or maybe just the commenters) but, I for one totally understand the concept of how it works. You and your family give the animals you have in your farm a fantastic home whether it's a long term stay or just a short term production stay. God Blessed you with the opportunity to do just what your doing. NOW, you teased me with a brief view of your chickens. Please add them into your vlogs. There is a huge increase in backyard chicken raising going on since the pandemic started. I know you could help some of them and me with your experience and thoughts. Thank you for what you do and may our Lord and Savior continue to bless each of you.
Thank you so much for giving Whopper some freedom. He was sooooo ☺ happy, he was kicking his heels up. He didn't want to be held back. Yahoooo. G-D Bless
I didn't know you could eat goats! And I'm 73 years old. But I have always been a city girl. I'm new to your videos and I like them so much. Sometimes I watch for hours. Thanks for keeping me entertained.
Whopper looks happy to have a new section of yard to explore and some more friends to chill with. Seeing him jump and bounce around made this video well worth it. It’s good that you show and take the time to explain how the natural progression of your farm occurs. Keep up the good content.
most of the folk in this country will never nor ever have had a country experience, either in crop planting and harvesting, animal raising and slaughtering or the everyday requirement of hard work and planning that it takes to make a farm work. There is no such thing as a lazy farmer with a successful farm, it just doesn't exist. Thank you for your videos about your life and family, it's so refreshing.
I want to send hearts or like the video every time you talk about being a family farm and each animal’s purpose. That is the kind of farm I was raised on and it’s just the way it is. Love what y’all do!
Great explanation of your farm's goals. Folks just need to understand all animals are simply not raised to be pets. We raised rabbits for meat when I was a kid. My dad allowed each of us to retain one for each of us as a pet, but all the rest we butchered. He also had me help him butcher them so I had a clear understanding of where came our food. You are doing an awesome job on your farm!!! Also, I love your dogs.
The problem is that the more people are removed from Farming life, the more people lose touch with reality. They have fantasy ideas on how food gets to the table.
@@sonsofgideon5112A sad fact is the farms that raise animals for meat. Some are terrible. Meaning, way too many cows, or goats packed in a small area. We I live, in central TN, many of the cattle farmers, have huge swaths of land. Let the cattle free range. We raise two cows and lots of goats. Some of the goats are for my family. One cow, we donate. We raise the cow, feed, Vet care, etc. And then when it's processed we give all the meat to a local church's. We do the same with a few goats for the church's too. We fortunate to be in a position to give some back to people in need. We use to donate to the city, but then discovered, some of the employees were getting the choice meats. So our arrangement with the city ended very quickly. Are Vets bills are next to nothing. Since my wife is a Veterinarian. Some of the goats and other animals, we have around just to have. We at times take in some horses that are retired or milking cows who no longer produce. So we let them live out their natural lives on our ranch. We just took in a beautiful female horse who's jet black. She's adjusting quite well. And seems to have formed a bond with our Doberman (Abby). Just a joy to watch them together or when Abby run's beside Cleo (horse).
Its all good. Farming is farming. It's great that you are teaching the young'uns about where food comes from. Too many don't think about that part of their lives. Thanks for the videos! May you and yours be blessed beyond measure.
Your tender-heartedness shows because you haven't culled that lame doe in all this time. At the same time, it's clear that cost-effectiveness has to figure into the equation.
God Bless your Family. and always keep your WORKING Farm. I was raised on a working farm. sure seem to have a better handle on what goes on in the world. Age 59 now
Whopper likes his new space. I love to watch animals enjoy things and dance around like that. I think its great that you can auction off enough of your animals to help feed your family and pay towards feed for the next group. That's a working farm. Stay safe, stay well.
New here and we used to raise boar goats and that is exactly what we used to do. Some went to 4-h but then eventually they sold them at the fairs and most went to a processor. I cried each time we had to take one in, or our pigs, cows, etc. It's hard to love something and then take it to a processor but it is necessary.
Whopper was real happy to be out!! People have to understand you are not doing all this work out of the goodness of your heart, it is a business called farming!! Congrats on the sale!!!
I admire the way you care for your animals. I grew up on a farm and I completely understand. Most of my adult life was in the city where I raised my family but I still love the farm life. You will always have naysayers and those who will criticize you but you are doing the right thing and you explained it well, so I would let it go at that. May the Lord continue to bless your family and your farm.
@@MKCarol-ms7lg Could we get anymore generalizingly insulting? smh lol sheesh peeps. Let's put different walks of life in their own categories and you got discrimination ;-) We don't need that on these precious people's channel. Can we stop now?
I get your point Herb. Some people only see and know of the end product, neatly packaged on the shelf. They don't know about the hours of labor, choice words at times, and number crunching farmers go through to make a tiny profit in some areas. Without farming, there would be no grocery stores. Daniel from day one has been pretty forthcoming about the fact that he raises and processes his own goats and beef. We did the same thing to sheep and beef at our farm and I love the fact that mine live in a palace compared to feedlots and are loved until their "final day". Their sacrifice is not taken lightly, but appreciated and prayed about in order to give my family life. Farming is truly the great circle of life. 🦁
I keep chickens and the only people I know that have problems with their chickens who get sick are the ones who treat chickens like pets. They aren’t pets, they lay eggs and if dual purpose they provide meat. Chickens aren’t meant to live in your home or garage.
Honesty! Love watching your channel because your not a rescue. You are teaching your children the integrity that comes from raising your own meat and knowing where it comes from. Thank you!
Don't worry or apologize Daniel. Those of us that are farm kids now adults understand. Whopper is giddy having new digs to run around in. He's so pretty!
Price is good right now ! I bred some ibex with spanish goats and never thought they would bring this much. Big horns. I love your herd ! Looks healthy
Totally support you! Farming and ranching is what it is. Raising livestock for someone’s freezer! They only have1 bad day, well the boys have 2 bad days. In the meantime they are well treated and respected until that day comes. This is real life, not a bed time story. Congratulations on your goat sale!😃
You do you! Don’t get others bring you down. Everyone is going to be giving opinions. But they are they’re opinions not yours. God blessed you and your family to have what you have. Don’t let others knock you down. Please have a blessed day.
I grew up on a farm and still live on a farm...but don't have any livestock anymore... I get it and it is amazing how many people don't understand the way of farming life .... Like how you explain the way your farm works... keep up the great work you do for your family...
Rufus may not show interest but the girls are interested. Whopper is a little thrilled to be free. I guess every so often folks need to be reminded or taught why you take your animals to auction and freezer camp. I try to avoid meat from the grocery among other things. Love your family and great video Daniel. God bless and stay safe 🙏❤💙
Nice explanation about what happens on the farm. I enjoy the videos and your passion for animals raised on the farm is very apparent. Thanks and keep the good content coming.
Daniel, I was born 10 years after WWII. Cycling animals on a farm is understandable. A lot of people were not fortunate enough to live in the urban outer limit, near farms.
Houston, we love your channel. We watch it all the time and love watching the things y’all do. I’m five and love fishing and hunting with my dad too. My dad and I watch your shows all the time. Towns
That sounds like a good amount of money but when you figure in the price of food, medicine and other things that isn’t that much. Have a Blessed weekend.
That’s what it’s all about Daniel, what farming is, your blessed to be such a good provider for your family,it’s good to see Huston so involved with farming!!
Thank you for showing the reality of what this life is! We just brought home an Alpine and an Oberhasli, male and female, and can't wait till we have a pack like yours! Keep doing what you are doing, and thank you for sharing!
It truly made my day when I got a glimpse of a Dominique rooster and hen out by the feeders on the video! I ordered a couple bk in January and they finally arrived 3 weeks ago! I love them!
I understand both working farms and rescues and I'm one of those senior females you mentioned. You can encourage people who don't want to see particular animals sold for food to attend the auction and buy them for rescues. You need to profit to raise your family but rescues can't afford to buy every animal they see. I watch a channel where a rescue attends commercial horse auctions. They buy the ones they can, using donations, and the rest are sold for meat export. I pray for you to continue to use wisdom in deciding how to run your farm.
I think its great the life your animals have. Some people will never agree with eating meat so that’s on them. Im glad you made good at the market also. God bless you all.
Good job at the goat auction. Glad you hit it while the prices were up. Have to say though, seeing whopper all excited about freedom was the highlight for me! Also got my t-shirts from you. I thought Amazon Prime was quick! Thank you and thanks for another great video!
It’s a beautiful thing to be able to learn from your farm. And all that entails in farming. What a beautiful job your doing. What wonderful help in your son, and how he loves being by your side. Thank you for sharing ♥️👏👏👏👏📖🙏🏻
Hello, I just wanted to say that I started watching your channel 4 years ago and because of your family you've inspired me to start my own herd of nigerian dwarf goats and I am happy to say I now own 14 does 3 bucks and had 24 kids born this year!! So keep being you and inspiring so many
Same here. I got a Kiko heard going though.
Good for you!!!
My dream right there!i hope to get to that point as of now I have around 150 hens and 5 roosters good for now but I hope to have a large goat herd also!
Look up blue cactus dairy goats she has nigerian dwarf goats. She just had 40+ babies end of February and they are in the process of transporting to there new homes.
Awesome, I only have 3 Nigerian Dwarf Goats, which is great for me. I'll be breeding them for the first time in (hoping) Jan/Feb. I do not want them being born in Maine during the coldest time of the year.
Don't apologize for having a working farm. You treat the animals with respect and they really only have that 'one bad day'. People not knowing where food comes from isn't your problem to solve.
I agree. Not sure if it's a matter of people not knowing where food comes from, or not wanting to admit where it comes from. Either way, it is what it is and no one in their right mind can say that the animals on the Arms farm are not well taken care of for the time they are there.
Makes sense that one generation of animals go to process to pay for the next generation’s feed bill.
That's why you raise them on grass
@@abcd1234jason no they have to have grain too just as we have different types of food they too need that.
@@pammccrary7915 Goats are Browsers, they don't need grass or grain if they have woods and weeds.
@@andy6043 i really hope you dont have or ever have live stock..
@@arnoldromppai5395 I had Goats, all perfectly healthy thank you. I didn't have them on pasture and very limited feed. They had plenty of brush to eat and I used pine cut off the side of the road for wormer. Google goats in New Zealand and tell me they need people to survive. They cull them as nuisance animals there, goats that have never had a Humans care.
I still think that Whopper is one handsome young man. And yes, not everyone will understand that some farm animals come and some go. That's farm life and I'm not even farm raised. Have a blessed week.
He awesome
I agree! I have thought that all along that Whopper is awfully good looking guy.
Well, at least Whopper will still be a whopper after processing. Just add cheese.
Also, the goat will still be the G.O.A.T (greatest of all times) I partially grew up on a farm. It was great.
I transport myself into farm life & leave east coast near phila behind & am so grateful you are sharing your life I didn’t tune into a “rescue” ! thanks!
Thank you, Daniel. I remember when I was young we raised pigs, chickens, and cows for food. But once I got older my understanding of growing your own food became socialized by the store culture. Thank you Daniel I must remember we need to take care of ourselves.
So Whopper is living his best life, Rufus is playing hard to get, Earl is growing like a weed and money in the bank !! Sounds like a good day to me 😎
Kind of surprised that after watching your channel, people would still think that you don't care for the animals. Keep on keeping on.
YOU DO WHAT IS RIGHT. NOT WHAT PEOPLE WANT YOU TO DO. IT IS FOR THE FAMILY. MAY JESUS BLESS THE FAMILY AND CRITTERS.
That's life people are different
Exactly!!
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I was at the auction and when they announced that they were from arms family homestead TH-cam and ask how many people knew about it there was about 10 people who raised their hand and said that they watch her channel it was pretty neat
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Thank you for being blunt and to the point about you being a working farm. It's tiring to the point of ridiculousness trying to spare some people's feeling. The Feelz is what's got society going to hell in a hand basket. I can't even care who gets mad anymore. 🤷🏻♀️
Looks like the alpacas need a summer trim. I just love Bear there’s just something about that sweet camera ham. ❤️
How about a shirt featuring Bear with a Trooper's hat, Bella with a hunter or fisherman's hat, Earl with a Hoodie and shades and the other dog with a Tyrolean hat, all in a group. "K-9s of Arms farm"
Oh that’s an awesome idea
Sounds like a good plan they would fly off the shelves
Other dog=Gemma
Poor Callie, always forgotten.
That's a great idea. I'd definitely buy one.
Every time Isee you put out a video it makes me smile and I am excited to see what it is . You always have a good video to show . I especially love seeing Houston and Jacoby thx for bringing us along 💕🙏💕
Your animals live a good life before being processed which can’t be said for the vast majority of animals raised and processed from mega farms commercially. Keep up the good work of educating viewers ♥️
Perfectly said. 🌻
The animals live a great life...they have one bad day....just one
Yes Ginger. One horrific and brutal last day.
Reality is you raise animals to support the farm. That is how you make a profit. I was raised on a farm and had to assist in the processing of our animals
I know all about farming and we raised cattle for freezer.
It's circle of life.
Bear on camera is awesome.
You should make a shirt with Bear on it!
Much love and God bless you and your family ❤️
Yep. My dad milked and we would butcher 1 yearly for the freezer. It was so lean we had to add oil to it. Was a hard thing for me to stop doing that when I moved to town and bought meat.
I still live in Country and have a small farm.
Just can't take country out of me!
I'm a true Oklahoma person.
Whopper is so happy to be with friends in greener Pasture. I love watching his excitement. All the mental stimuli has him a happy boy. Man I think I would raise lots and send to auction every month
you gotta do what ya gotta do to support and feed your family.
Want to thank you for the awesome Creek Life T-shirt with the many fish on the back. My son loves it and this momma got a huge hug and a peck on the cheek. Thanks again!
I love watching you work your animals and growing your garden,
And watching you and Houston 🐟
Daniel, I respect that you feel the need to explain your method of farming to your subscribers (or maybe just the commenters) but, I for one totally understand the concept of how it works. You and your family give the animals you have in your farm a fantastic home whether it's a long term stay or just a short term production stay. God Blessed you with the opportunity to do just what your doing.
NOW, you teased me with a brief view of your chickens. Please add them into your vlogs. There is a huge increase in backyard chicken raising going on since the pandemic started. I know you could help some of them and me with your experience and thoughts.
Thank you for what you do and may our Lord and Savior continue to bless each of you.
Thanks....Danial.....Glad to see you making a little $$$$$...God is good....!
I love the fact that you tell it like it is and not being afraid to offend anyone thats touchy feely. 👍
Thank you so much for giving Whopper some freedom. He was sooooo ☺ happy, he was kicking his heels up. He didn't want to be held back. Yahoooo. G-D Bless
I didn't know you could eat goats! And I'm 73 years old. But I have always been a city girl. I'm new to your videos and I like them so much. Sometimes I watch for hours. Thanks for keeping me entertained.
Great sale. Totally understand your reasoning. Even if I didn’t - your farm/your business. Love your channel
Whopper looks happy to have a new section of yard to explore and some more friends to chill with. Seeing him jump and bounce around made this video well worth it. It’s good that you show and take the time to explain how the natural progression of your farm occurs. Keep up the good content.
most of the folk in this country will never nor ever have had a country experience, either in crop planting and harvesting, animal raising and slaughtering or the everyday requirement of hard work and planning that it takes to make a farm work. There is no such thing as a lazy farmer with a successful farm, it just doesn't exist. Thank you for your videos about your life and family, it's so refreshing.
Yep, farmers choose to work way harder than most people for less money.
I want to send hearts or like the video every time you talk about being a family farm and each animal’s purpose. That is the kind of farm I was raised on and it’s just the way it is. Love what y’all do!
Great explanation of your farm's goals. Folks just need to understand all animals are simply not raised to be pets. We raised rabbits for meat when I was a kid. My dad allowed each of us to retain one for each of us as a pet, but all the rest we butchered. He also had me help him butcher them so I had a clear understanding of where came our food. You are doing an awesome job on your farm!!! Also, I love your dogs.
The problem is that the more people are removed from Farming life, the more people lose touch with reality. They have fantasy ideas on how food gets to the table.
@@sonsofgideon5112A sad fact is the farms that raise animals for meat. Some are terrible. Meaning, way too many cows, or goats packed in a small area. We I live, in central TN, many of the cattle farmers, have huge swaths of land. Let the cattle free range. We raise two cows and lots of goats. Some of the goats are for my family. One cow, we donate. We raise the cow, feed, Vet care, etc. And then when it's processed we give all the meat to a local church's. We do the same with a few goats for the church's too. We fortunate to be in a position to give some back to people in need. We use to donate to the city, but then discovered, some of the employees were getting the choice meats. So our arrangement with the city ended very quickly. Are Vets bills are next to nothing. Since my wife is a Veterinarian. Some of the goats and other animals, we have around just to have. We at times take in some horses that are retired or milking cows who no longer produce. So we let them live out their natural lives on our ranch.
We just took in a beautiful female horse who's jet black. She's adjusting quite well. And seems to have formed a bond with our Doberman (Abby). Just a joy to watch them together or when Abby run's beside Cleo (horse).
Its all good. Farming is farming. It's great that you are teaching the young'uns about where food comes from. Too many don't think about that part of their lives. Thanks for the videos! May you and yours be blessed beyond measure.
Your tender-heartedness shows because you haven't culled that lame doe in all this time. At the same time, it's clear that cost-effectiveness has to figure into the equation.
Amen! We have had this conversation numerous times with numerous people. Thanks for putting such a fine point on it.
Good Evening to Arms Family Homestead and all others too. Great to see those cuties again.
You're providing for your family...you never need anyone's approval for this. God bless!
Good afternoon! We are getting goats in June or July for our channel! We can’t wait! Watching your channel has helped us decide on what we want!
God Bless your Family. and always keep your WORKING Farm. I was raised on a working farm. sure seem to have a better handle on what goes on in the world. Age 59 now
I love watching cows "skip" around like that😂❤️❤️🤣 our cows do that sometimes in the evening when they're coming in from the pasture ❤️
Whopper likes his new space. I love to watch animals enjoy things and dance around like that. I think its great that you can auction off enough of your animals to help feed your family and pay towards feed for the next group. That's a working farm. Stay safe, stay well.
Y’all should do a shirt for bear because he always wants to be on camera
I agree lol
Trueeeeer word have never been said in my life and I'm 53
I agree lol
I like that idea!
100% agree!
People just gotta realize that's how it goes on a farm. Sounds like your sale paid off pretty good. GOD BLESS ARMS FAMILY HOMESTEAD FAMILY.
Bear is so awesome. We should have a Creek shirt for bear.
Good idea 👍
Agree
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Bear's Creek Life
Yeah that would be tight
New here and we used to raise boar goats and that is exactly what we used to do. Some went to 4-h but then eventually they sold them at the fairs and most went to a processor. I cried each time we had to take one in, or our pigs, cows, etc. It's hard to love something and then take it to a processor but it is necessary.
Whopper was real happy to be out!! People have to understand you are not doing all this work out of the goodness of your heart, it is a business called farming!! Congrats on the sale!!!
I will miss Whopper the most when he is gone
I admire the way you care for your animals. I grew up on a farm and I completely understand. Most of my adult life was in the city where I raised my family but I still love the farm life. You will always have naysayers and those who will criticize you but you are doing the right thing and you explained it well, so I would let it go at that. May the Lord continue to bless your family and your farm.
Some City Folks will never understand what a working Farm is all about.
Gee, didn't know we "city folk" were so stupid. smh lol
Yup.
Where does food come from? "The grocery store!" Until 2020 that was all city folks needed to know.
@@MKCarol-ms7lg Could we get anymore generalizingly insulting? smh lol sheesh peeps. Let's put different walks of life in their own categories and you got discrimination ;-) We don't need that on these precious people's channel. Can we stop now?
I get your point Herb. Some people only see and know of the end product, neatly packaged on the shelf. They don't know about the hours of labor, choice words at times, and number crunching farmers go through to make a tiny profit in some areas. Without farming, there would be no grocery stores. Daniel from day one has been pretty forthcoming about the fact that he raises and processes his own goats and beef. We did the same thing to sheep and beef at our farm and I love the fact that mine live in a palace compared to feedlots and are loved until their "final day". Their sacrifice is not taken lightly, but appreciated and prayed about in order to give my family life. Farming is truly the great circle of life. 🦁
Farming is farming, you need to do what you feel is right. Love your kids enthusiasim.
Here in Mississippi goat prices are about $3.40 per lb right now. You did really good. I just sold off 9 does.
That’s so right. So many do not understand that on a working farm there are some to be sold. You have to make money to care for what you have.
I keep chickens and the only people I know that have problems with their chickens who get sick are the ones who treat chickens like pets. They aren’t pets, they lay eggs and if dual purpose they provide meat. Chickens aren’t meant to live in your home or garage.
amen sister
Honesty! Love watching your channel because your not a rescue. You are teaching your children the integrity that comes from raising your own meat and knowing where it comes from. Thank you!
Y'all have a good evening on the Arms Family Homestead 🚜
Daniel, you do an awesome job with all your animals. They are given a wonderful life while they are with your family. Keep doing what you are doing.
It’s your farm you get to decide how you run it 👌 😊
Livestock animals are not pets..
THEY ARE LIVESTOCK ANIMALS!! Keep up the great work Daniel. 🇺🇸👍👍🤠
Sometimes we're really grateful for those horns that are such great handles😉😂I have a ram that has big curled horns and it really comes in handy 😂
I am loving the atmosphere of your videos. So different and informative.
Don't worry or apologize Daniel. Those of us that are farm kids now adults understand. Whopper is giddy having new digs to run around in. He's so pretty!
Price is good right now ! I bred some ibex with spanish goats and never thought they would bring this much. Big horns. I love your herd ! Looks healthy
Totally support you! Farming and ranching is what it is. Raising livestock for someone’s freezer! They only have1 bad day, well the boys have 2 bad days. In the meantime they are well treated and respected until that day comes. This is real life, not a bed time story. Congratulations on your goat sale!😃
You do you! Don’t get others bring you down. Everyone is going to be giving opinions. But they are they’re opinions not yours. God blessed you and your family to have what you have. Don’t let others knock you down. Please have a blessed day.
I grew up on a farm and still live on a farm...but don't have any livestock anymore... I get it and it is amazing how many people don't understand the way of farming life .... Like how you explain the way your farm works... keep up the great work you do for your family...
I like that you keep it real and honest!
Rufus may not show interest but the girls are interested. Whopper is a little thrilled to be free. I guess every so often folks need to be reminded or taught why you take your animals to auction and freezer camp. I try to avoid meat from the grocery among other things. Love your family and great video Daniel. God bless and stay safe 🙏❤💙
Nice explanation about what happens on the farm. I enjoy the videos and your passion for animals raised on the farm is very apparent. Thanks and keep the good content coming.
I am so glad you made a new video.
Don’t worry about it. Most people understand. Your cow is so cute.
Lol love machine Rufus 🤣. I look forward to these steams u post in the evenings. Sure beats the depressing news
Great video! The goat market is crazy high here too. Keep up the great work. Your videos are very inspiring for us and the future of our channel!
Hello from arkansas. Keep doing what you do. Love the content. Have learned a lot and really appreciate that you let us in on your life.
Greeting from NWArkansas!
@@jillhumphrys8073 greetings I am from woodruff county.
@@mommamurphy7123 I'm west of Fayetteville. Wooooo, pig souiiii!
Daniel, I was born 10 years after WWII. Cycling animals on a farm is understandable. A lot of people were not fortunate enough to live in the urban outer limit, near farms.
I really enjoy seeing these working farm videos where I can learn and observe how others manage their livestock. Great video!
Houston, we love your channel. We watch it all the time and love watching the things y’all do. I’m five and love fishing and hunting with my dad too. My dad and I watch your shows all the time.
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Whopper looks happy being able to get out and prance and run a bit for exercise.....! =)
I used to watch grandpa do this...had 175 Acres in Cushing Oklahoma really do miss the farm
Certainly different loading goats then it is bison lol
It is what it is this is farm life they lived a great life great job of keeping them happy
Will probably remain high for a while. Good explanation of a working farm. It's not a petting zoo lol. Earl keeps cracking me up. What an active dog
Thanks for sharing with us and keep up the Great work and videos y'all are doing well 👍😊☺️
That’s great that you were able to catch the goat market on a high!
People just don't understand farm life. Some animals are raised for food some aren't. You guys are awesome. You keep it real.
That sounds like a good amount of money but when you figure in the price of food, medicine and other things that isn’t that much. Have a Blessed weekend.
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That’s what it’s all about Daniel, what farming is, your blessed to be such a good provider for your family,it’s good to see Huston so involved with farming!!
People would really be mad if you called those withers “kill goats”!! Lol. That is what they called them in my day!! I’m an old farm girl!!
Omgosh very handsome Huston. Apple doesn’t fall far from the tree 🌳 he’s just like you Dad. Just making a true life statement. God bless.
It's a shame you have to explain what your doing with your own animal's!! Have a good one!!
Thank you for showing the reality of what this life is! We just brought home an Alpine and an Oberhasli, male and female, and can't wait till we have a pack like yours! Keep doing what you are doing, and thank you for sharing!
True Arms Family TH-cam Subscribers know that you are a farmer. You cant keep all the animals. 😊
It truly made my day when I got a glimpse of a Dominique rooster and hen out by the feeders on the video! I ordered a couple bk in January and they finally arrived 3 weeks ago! I love them!
Hey Daniel could be an idea to half the big pasture now you got rid of some animals and do rotational grazing. Keep up the good work
Tell the haters to watch something else. I love what you have to do. It great.💕💕
@@lydafrazier7764 It’s a great idea
@@lydafrazier7764 you calling me a hater? 😂
I understand both working farms and rescues and I'm one of those senior females you mentioned. You can encourage people who don't want to see particular animals sold for food to attend the auction and buy them for rescues. You need to profit to raise your family but rescues can't afford to buy every animal they see. I watch a channel where a rescue attends commercial horse auctions. They buy the ones they can, using donations, and the rest are sold for meat export. I pray for you to continue to use wisdom in deciding how to run your farm.
There was a goat sold $5,500 in okmulgee Oklahoma at the sale barn where they sale goats at
😳wow
I think its great the life your animals have. Some people will never agree with eating meat so that’s on them. Im glad you made good at the market also. God bless you all.
Good job at the goat auction. Glad you hit it while the prices were up. Have to say though, seeing whopper all excited about freedom was the highlight for me! Also got my t-shirts from you. I thought Amazon Prime was quick! Thank you and thanks for another great video!
It is what it is. Love your videos. Good to see Bear again.
I love to see a livestock farmer do well!
You do a great job with the farm Don't let the negativity get you down. Need more Creek shirts Please
One of the other Kiko goats channel I watch went to a sale where a papered kiko doe went for $5400 at auction somewhere in Oklahoma
It’s a beautiful thing to be able to learn from your farm. And all that entails in farming. What a beautiful job your doing. What wonderful help in your son, and how he loves being by your side. Thank you for sharing ♥️👏👏👏👏📖🙏🏻