Hey guys... I got over my Covid after only 4 or so days and immediately developed benign paroxysmal positional vertigo (BPPV). So a day and a half of extreme vertigo and throwing up all the time and then a slow taper back to normal. It was much more unpleasant than the covid for me. But... I seem to be much better this afternoon, so hope to start getting out and making videos in a few days. Sorry for the lack of videos lately, I do have raw footage from before that I'll try to get edited and published over the next few days. Happy to be back at it!
Hi Chig. I see folks are already mentioning how hard is to have a dairy farm. Farmer can't go anywhere unless he can have a go to crew or his kids to milk. Milk should be more expensive if people could see the process! I salute the dairy farmers of Wisc.!
Aquachigger, you are the best at what you do. I've watched many you tube detectorist and they make the hobby of metal detecting too complicated with all their different views on metal detecting with their multi-frequencey vs single freq. silly antics. This takes away the fun of metal detecting and causes confusion. It appears that you have the knowledge and experience, plus the ability to have fun at this hobby. This makes enjoyment for the viewer. Keep up the good work.
Decades later, you can still smell those scent of the old corn cobs from those cribs long after the corn is gone. Also...that rubber chicken toy is absolutely the stuff of nightmares. lol
Oh man.... vertigo just doesn't play fair! Glad you're over the rona ... and hopefully the vertigo was a one-and-done ...! Take it slow ... recuperate and be safe! Glad you're back! - Muddypaw 🐾
So glad you are feeling better! We enjoy looking at your videos but don’t mind looking at the older ones until you are feeling 100% again. Take care and take it easy.
Love those old pegged mortice and tenon joints. That is where the saying a "square peg in a round hole" comes from. The peg compressed when it was hammered in.
A blast from my past, an uncle had a small dairy farm and I spent many hours mucking out the "parlor" and feeding and watering during summer vacation, fun stuff for a city kid,lol. "Dirty hands are happy hands" 👍🤙
Chig glad you survived the secondary vertigo okay!! Oh my ! And thank you for this beautiful video. I grew up in the summers around Lynden, on the BC border, where EVERY farm was a beautiful Dutch farm WITH dairy cattle. Thankfully, most of those families know the importance of home grown food and dairy for all the community, so most of them hang on, and will not sell out to anybody. As far as I am concerned, all farmers and ranchers who hang in there are heroes, dairy families especially because yes, it might be the most demanding branch of agriculture. THANK you Chig. that rubber chicken!! very funny but scared me at the start, made me jump ! :)
I like this look at mid-20th Century stuff. It's not valuable at all (yet), but I remember all this gear from when I was a kid, exploring, back in the 70s'/80s.
Running a dairy, there are no days off. The cows need to be milked every morning and at the end of every day. My hats off to the small farm dairy. Alot of them could never take a vacation unless they had others that could come in and do it all for a time.
It's refreshing to see this barn, not decrepit, it and the older things in it are still in decent and usable shape. Beautiful barn, milking parlor and all !
My in-laws have been dairy farmers for many decades now. I wasn't much into it, but I did help daily before marrying their daughter, and then every so often in the early years of my marriage because we lived abit aways from them in NY. A few years back, one of their nice silos exploded. About 1/5 of the top was blown off and thrown quite a distance along with warping about halfway up to the top. The explosion could be heard several miles away late in the night.
Had a couple guys get into a silo when I was growing up one couldn’t get back out and suffocated I hear it’s like quicksand or something awesome chicken hilarious 😂😂 thanks for sharing see you on the next one 👍🏼👊🏼
That old saw is not for sawing lumber. It is a 'buzz saw' for cutting firewood. The log would lay in that ray and then swing into the blade. They ran off a flat belt from a tractor or hit&miss stationary engine. Sometimes they were mounted on the front of the tractor and you could drive it to the woodpile. This was before chainsaws. We had one when I was a kid, even though we had chainsaws. Art from Ohio
I so wish I could buy that and fix it up, my dream is to have a homestead one day. I love the old barn, sad it has fallen into disrepair.. It could be saved though but would take a lot of wood and work! Interesting the placement of the corncrib. I wonder is the owner selling this property? I cracked up over the rubber chicken! lol
Beau, hope your feeling better after covid. I had covid about a month ago. Great vidio good to see you and Jim getting out. All i want to know? Who kept the chicken?? Lol keep sending us your awesome vidios
Hello Chigg. Glad you are recovering from your Covid crud. Everyone is different with their experience and how it affects them. It took me about 10 days to fully recover. I like guessing how old these buildings are from the clues that are sitting around. The mixture of hand hewn and saw cut lumber tells me this farm has a long history. The chop saw was of special interest because they don't make these like that anymore. That one looked like the pulley has been robbed from it. It was likely driven by a belt from a tractor. I'm guessing this dairy barn was built post war and was probably in use, maybe into the 1980s. Am I close?
Glad to hear your feeling better ! Like yourself I also had the vertigo after Covid. It was a much worse experience for sure. Really enjoyed the walk around & explanation of everything as well. Take care & look forward to seeing your new adventures. The rubber chicken maybe a fun prop to use again. LOL !
Omg! TheRubber Chicken Toy was for sale in a store I recently worked at. Can you imagine listening to that 8 hrs a day? 🙉 Parents said absolutely "NOT" to their kids wanting this item as their "Souvenir of Kauai"; Where we quite literally have 450,000 PROTECTED free ranging Jungle Fowl Chickens.🐓🐓🐓🐓🐓🐓😳( Earplugs are a must).
There is a man in Moundville Ala. That owns property large creek area where the town threw 30 or 40 muskets into the river during the civil war. He pulled some out and tried to sell some. One of the Ala state archaeologist sued him said he couldnt own them, not sure what every happened, the archaeologist is an ex gf of mine. She said there could be more stuff in the stream.
Man i love barn exploration videos. But i cannot stand the sound those chicken toys make! Its like creepy and depressing. But ill fast forward! Love these vids uncle chiggles! Glad ur better too. I have covid at christmas. Spent it alone and that sucked. Couldnt taste anything forever too.
So glad you are feeling better! We enjoy looking at your videos but don’t mind looking at the older ones until you are feeling 100% again. Take care and take it easy.
Hey guys... I got over my Covid after only 4 or so days and immediately developed benign paroxysmal positional vertigo (BPPV). So a day and a half of extreme vertigo and throwing up all the time and then a slow taper back to normal. It was much more unpleasant than the covid for me. But... I seem to be much better this afternoon, so hope to start getting out and making videos in a few days. Sorry for the lack of videos lately, I do have raw footage from before that I'll try to get edited and published over the next few days. Happy to be back at it!
We are happy to have you!
Glad you are feeling better. Good to see a new video.
Get better we will wait on you. Love your videos
Glad your back Chigg
Beau don't push, recovery takes a bit. That being said I'm so happy you're on your way to being healthy again.
Glad your feeling better.
Cudos to Mrs. Lyndsay for taking care of you. Thanks Chigg for another great AQUACHIGGER ADVENTURE see you on the next
I'm glad you are feeling better nice to have you back😊❤
That poor dying chicken was hilarious! Really enjoyed you showing us around!
Love seeing the exploration videos chiggers.
There's something so sad about seeing these farms from the past become dilapidated. but I can imagine a beauty of it at one time.
Good golly, that chicken thing got a laugh out of me. I needed a good laugh, Thanks!
Hi Chig. I see folks are already mentioning how hard is to have a dairy farm. Farmer can't go anywhere unless he can have a go to crew or his kids to milk. Milk should be more expensive if people could see the process! I salute the dairy farmers of Wisc.!
Aquachigger, you are the best at what you do. I've watched many you tube detectorist and they make the hobby of metal detecting too complicated with all their different views on metal detecting with their multi-frequencey vs single freq. silly antics. This takes away the fun of metal detecting and causes confusion. It appears that you have the knowledge and experience, plus the ability to have fun at this hobby. This makes enjoyment for the viewer. Keep up the good work.
Silage! I drove silage truck one year! Moon, stars, quiet, stillness, and the wonderful smell of silage! I still love the smell of silage !
Great video! I hope you feel better soon.
Decades later, you can still smell those scent of the old corn cobs from those cribs long after the corn is gone. Also...that rubber chicken toy is absolutely the stuff of nightmares. lol
Oh man.... vertigo just doesn't play fair! Glad you're over the rona ... and hopefully the vertigo was a one-and-done ...! Take it slow ... recuperate and be safe! Glad you're back! - Muddypaw 🐾
I'm glad your friend decided to keep the squeaky toy. That was my favorite part of your video! lol
I remember those days! So sad it falls apart! T4S Chigg.❤
So glad you are feeling better! We enjoy looking at your videos but don’t mind looking at the older ones until you are feeling 100% again. Take care and take it easy.
Love those old pegged mortice and tenon joints. That is where the saying a "square peg in a round hole" comes from. The peg compressed when it was hammered in.
A blast from my past, an uncle had a small dairy farm and I spent many hours mucking out the "parlor" and feeding and watering during summer vacation, fun stuff for a city kid,lol.
"Dirty hands are happy hands" 👍🤙
Brings back a lot of memories growing up on a farm dairy farm
Chig glad you survived the secondary vertigo okay!! Oh my ! And thank you for this beautiful video. I grew up in the summers around Lynden, on the BC border, where EVERY farm was a beautiful Dutch farm WITH dairy cattle. Thankfully, most of those families know the importance of home grown food and dairy for all the community, so most of them hang on, and will not sell out to anybody. As far as I am concerned, all farmers and ranchers who hang in there are heroes, dairy families especially because yes, it might be the most demanding branch of agriculture. THANK you Chig. that rubber chicken!! very funny but scared me at the start, made me jump ! :)
Great to see you back my friend and am very glad your all better. 👍👍
Nothing but love chigg glad u beat the coop but hey if anyones going to beat it its you take care my friend !
That was a very quality operation, one can tell. How very sad to see it all gone !
I like this look at mid-20th Century stuff. It's not valuable at all (yet), but I remember all this gear from when I was a kid, exploring, back in the 70s'/80s.
Thanks for the history lesson ❤
Great video Chigg! I couldnt stop laughing at the rubber chicken 😂
Running a dairy, there are no days off. The cows need to be milked every morning and at the end of every day. My hats off to the small farm dairy. Alot of them could never take a vacation unless they had others that could come in and do it all for a time.
It's slavery, I worked for a small farm in Ohio.
It's refreshing to see this barn, not decrepit, it and the older things in it are still in decent and usable shape. Beautiful barn, milking parlor and all !
Thanks for sharing another adventure 👍
Exploração com bom humor!!!!! Excelente vídeo! 😊👍🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟
Omg you had me laughing within one eighth of a second with that rubber chook.
That was really interesting, thanks Chigg 👍👌
My in-laws have been dairy farmers for many decades now. I wasn't much into it, but I did help daily before marrying their daughter, and then every so often in the early years of my marriage because we lived abit aways from them in NY. A few years back, one of their nice silos exploded. About 1/5 of the top was blown off and thrown quite a distance along with warping about halfway up to the top. The explosion could be heard several miles away late in the night.
Interesting explore, Chigg. I'm very glad you're feeling better!❤
Glad you’re feeling better
Glad you are doing better love this one 👍
Thanks Chigg. That was very interesting.
Had a couple guys get into a silo when I was growing up one couldn’t get back out and suffocated I hear it’s like quicksand or something awesome chicken hilarious 😂😂 thanks for sharing see you on the next one 👍🏼👊🏼
Get well soon!
Wow the barn is stunning. But yer know the chicken wins..Hilarious!
That deer rack would look awesome over a fireplace 😮
Chigg that cabinet in the barn would net some good money!!
That old saw is not for sawing lumber. It is a 'buzz saw' for cutting firewood. The log would lay in that ray and then swing into the blade. They ran off a flat belt from a tractor or hit&miss stationary engine. Sometimes they were mounted on the front of the tractor and you could drive it to the woodpile. This was before chainsaws. We had one when I was a kid, even though we had chainsaws.
Art from Ohio
Great ending to this video.
Don’t worry about us. Get yourself well.
Great stuff Chigg ! 😊
Good afternoon from Southeast South Dakota
WHAT STORIES THESE OLD BUILDINGS COULD TELL!
For sure. I love thinking about it.
Reminds me of my uncle's dairy. We used to watch him milk the cows.
I have that chicken and her name is Peggy after my mother! No explanation needed😂😂😂 Great job exploring!
Nice old farm 👍👍
Fantastic
Hope your feeling better!😁👍
Great video.
Awesome Adventure Chigg. ❤ glad to see you back buddy..
Interesting stuff - Thanks!
Very good job of explaining the use
Grew up on a dairy farm. Milked a few cows in my day.
Excellent vídeo! 👍
The ol saw is for cutting firewood. Pto or belt run. Fairly efficient units
Very cool
2:04 Slots... Pegs... ....LUCKY!!
Glad you're back and feeling better. It's tough out here with no Chigg videos!
It's still savable for 1 person to rebuild & live.
I so wish I could buy that and fix it up, my dream is to have a homestead one day. I love the old barn, sad it has fallen into disrepair.. It could be saved though but would take a lot of wood and work! Interesting the placement of the corncrib. I wonder is the owner selling this property? I cracked up over the rubber chicken! lol
🐓awesome ✔
Beau, hope your feeling better after covid. I had covid about a month ago. Great vidio good to see you and Jim getting out. All i want to know? Who kept the chicken?? Lol keep sending us your awesome vidios
Hello Chigg. Glad you are recovering from your Covid crud. Everyone is different with their experience and how it affects them. It took me about 10 days to fully recover.
I like guessing how old these buildings are from the clues that are sitting around. The mixture of hand hewn and saw cut lumber tells me this farm has a long history. The chop saw was of special interest because they don't make these like that anymore. That one looked like the pulley has been robbed from it. It was likely driven by a belt from a tractor. I'm guessing this dairy barn was built post war and was probably in use, maybe into the 1980s. Am I close?
Glad to hear your feeling better ! Like yourself I also had the vertigo after Covid. It was a much worse experience for sure. Really enjoyed the walk around & explanation of everything as well. Take care & look forward to seeing your new adventures. The rubber chicken maybe a fun prop to use again. LOL !
nice hunt!
Omg! TheRubber Chicken Toy was for sale in a store I recently worked at. Can you imagine listening to that 8 hrs a day? 🙉 Parents said absolutely "NOT" to their kids wanting this item as their "Souvenir of Kauai"; Where we quite literally have 450,000 PROTECTED free ranging Jungle Fowl Chickens.🐓🐓🐓🐓🐓🐓😳( Earplugs are a must).
You may really interesting hiking videos!
you MAKE really interesting hiking videos. (can't type sometimes)
Not to worry... I can't do much of anything sometimes....lol.
That brickwork looks new. And those windows and doors???
I’ve shoveled corn in them places before
That setup probably never had a pipeline given it has a detached milk house. Probably milked into cans and then dumped each can into the bulk tank.
There is a man in Moundville Ala. That owns property large creek area where the town threw 30 or 40 muskets into the river during the civil war. He pulled some out and tried to sell some. One of the Ala state archaeologist sued him said he couldnt own them, not sure what every happened, the archaeologist is an ex gf of mine. She said there could be more stuff in the stream.
Man i love barn exploration videos. But i cannot stand the sound those chicken toys make! Its like creepy and depressing. But ill fast forward! Love these vids uncle chiggles! Glad ur better too. I have covid at christmas. Spent it alone and that sucked. Couldnt taste anything forever too.
I dunno.... I laugh at that stupid thing everytime I watch this.
Glad you’re feeling better. We worry about you. How can we get your bbc show?
Can I have that rubber chicken? I was one of your fist subscribers.
We use the same word ENSILAGE in french here in Québec.
I've since learned that "silage" is the product and "ensilage" is the process.
@@aquachigger I personally use in french "ensilage" for both!
I’ve worked in a milking barn like that got my hands kicked a lot putting the milking machine on bossey lollllllll
It’s the Looney Tunes Road runner !🐓
Hey Chigg
1st
The farm animals there don’t like to be manhandled. 😂
Random question. Which is better the at pro or the apex ? For trashy places
My little dog has one of them roosters and they’re louder than that trust me
My brother inlaw had a dairy not long ago the company they sold milk to would take one gallon of milk and make 6-7 gallon out of it
Wait what? They thinned out the milk with what? Water?
That isn't possible
I miss real milk.
Dreamers sound story's hunt on
that would of been the everything barn where I grew up
a hot load would be if someone treated a cow with antibiotatics and it went in the tanker truck
So glad you are feeling better! We enjoy looking at your videos but don’t mind looking at the older ones until you are feeling 100% again. Take care and take it easy.