SHOCKING Animal Attacked Our Homestead
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We Floridians are familiar with ice. We get it in cubes.
Well ill be damned
Central Florida has the cream variety too.
Mask optional as well but us stupid East coast guys are lesser than PNW men hahaha
Us floridians use freezers to make that solid water stuff and use it in our drinks. Same with salt, we put that on the rims of our glasses, never on the roads.
Floridian here.. Ice= lá migra
Every time I see the forklift, I think "man , sure got his 600$ worth
600k? surely you cant be serious
More than 600$
I seen that mentioned in his video yesterday and thought "no way", got on Craiglslist. now I have a forklift showing up today for 500 bucks. fresh batteries included. Its the stye that you walk behind, 2,400 Lbs capacity, 14' lift and less than 8' tall. Pretty Excited.
@@jakep5121 you'll never regret it, only that you didn't get it before!
Right! I have a few similar experiences and usually they are great
These are trying times indeed. Only been able to work about 4 months this year, wiped us out financially. I’ve never taken anything for granted and have always been the one to prepare and always ready and willing to help out those around me. We weren’t able to prepare for all of this. Lord willing, we will make it through this. He has never let me down.
Right there with you friend, Hold on tight, and dont EVER give up.
Where are you guys? What state
I love your statement “He’s never let us down” I’ve said the same so many times. Interesting how on the back side of troubles I always think why was I so concerned? Faith is a preciously thin thing I still wrestle with. Have you in our prayers along with so many others in the same situation. God bless and keep you all!
2 4 California and Mexico
Hank Amarillo I’m actually a Union Electrician, but with this virus they keep shutting jobs down and everything is running behind schedule. I was going to travel to work, but those jobs get shutdown once there are cases reported and then I would have additional road expenses and no work. It is still happening on job sites to this day. Employers are held financially responsible for sick employees and choose to shutdown to limit their liabilities.
Had the same problem with dogs a number of years ago. 4 dogs, 50 chickens. We were only days away from processing our 50 Cornish Cross for our years supply of chicken. Lost them all. Unfortunately the only way I could stop them was with the 12 gauge. Animal control told me I had a right to protect my property.
James, that's not fair. Who wants to shoot dogs?? But how can you keep 50 birds safe 24/7??? Keep going. What did you do after? Patricia
I went to Costco today in Connecticut and so far everything was very well stocked and no lines. I have enough food on hand for 5or6months.
Same in GA. Absolutely ZERO talk or actions indicating anything has changed.
@@ArbitraryLifestyle we have had spikes in Covid19 cases, but so far the stores are still pretty well stocked.
@thomas Ryan Waterbury
@@markfugasi4498 Enfield
Kansas...grocery stores are rotating stock faster than planned...(or normal)
Assume it's mostly TP...and cheetos
How nice to give your neighbour the generator and jerrycans. Great video Cody!
Can you guys pray for my grandfather. He is 87 and survived a emergency intestine tumor surgery. He is slowly recovering at two weeks post operation. But has a looong way to go. Thank you guys. God bless
May God bless you and yours and grant your grandfather many more years with you.
@@countrycraftsman5110 thank you!!
Prayers sent for your grandfather’s healing!
Rich KNGF service dog, prayers for you grandfather and family xx
East coast guy drills hole in tire to drain it.
Nah, ice won't drain out a drilled hole. Use ice pick. That's what they're made for.
No byh, dats ow we git er to go fas
Yes, I have Cape Breton family that speak that way
Yo hes got the loctite perk
@@nunyabidniz3865 ha!
East coast guy doesn't leave his tires outside
“Watch me move stuff around” might have been a more accurate title for this video.
Hey Cody, RE: chicken coop. What we have done here in Michigan to keep chickens safe is real simple. Get a roll of 1/2 inch square hole hardware cloth (Chicken wire for you west coasters,) and fold it 90 degrees longways into an "L" shape. Attach the vertical side to the fence around the coop/pen, then stake the horizontal to the ground. Be sure the horizontal side covers about 1.5 feet out from the pen. Then let the grass grow up through the holes.
It will eventually become part of the lawn, and you will be able to mow right over it. WHEN the varmints come knocking for the chickens and try to dig under the fence, they hit the buried chicken wire and are stopped cold.
You don't have to kill them, just have to be smarter than them. Us Michiganders tend to be smart. we have a east, west north, and south coast.
Just to be clear so no one mixes up hardware cloth and chicken wire. Chicken wire is usually thin braided hexagon wire netting. Hardware cloth is thicker and has small welded square/rectangles, much stronger (and more expensive). The hardware cloth is essential for windows/openings anything bigger than a mouse or maybe rat could slip or tear through otherwise. Chicken wire is most useful for keeping chickens in or as a very minor varmint deterrent.
@@feyrband
You made my comment for me.
as others have state, chicken wire is not the same as hardware cloth.
Here in Texas we know all about ice. We need it to put in our sweet tea!
What are you going to do when they cut off the ice?
And the power....and the food
The southern preppers take alotta things for granted.
@@alicewhitelhpw7517 That's when the ropes come out.
@@user-bd5md5cm2j Texas will not be there. We have ways of getting things. Our resources are pretty good. We rural people understand how to survive, and will.
Who would have known I’d ever be watching someone vacuuming water out of tires.....
I was thinking the same thing lol
At first I thought, just dump it out... and then, oh yea, that might be a problem. haha
And ice!
East coast ? im lost !?
@@ryanmarks5178 long running inside joke. Cody likes to tease “east coast men”.
GrandDad’s cabinet and parts you didn’t know you need ... .that’s called inter-generational wealth.
Cody, Sorry about your chickens.
That was sad to hear.
I am glad for yous the neighbors are taking responsibility for their dogs actions.
Florida Man is looking at that ice and wondering if he can smoke it.
People in Vegas love 💕 smoking ice... one of the reasons I am leaving..
Happy Thanksgiving to everyone, and those that don’t celebrate Thanksgiving, Happy Holidays
You're afraid of offending people?
@@alicewhitelhpw7517 Nah, I think its for all the European Subs.
Happy Holidays!
Its always been cold and flu season this time of year, dont be afraid 🤧 99% survival rate for healthy people under 70 years of age. Rock on mother fuckers.
Happy Thanksgiving to you also,
@@alicewhitelhpw7517 Considering every country except the US doesn't celebrate Thanksgiving this month, I think this person was just being kind. Happy holidays!
Just drill a couple holes in the tires and the water will drain right out. 1/4 inch or better should do it. 😆
I had the exact same idea when I was 10. Dad didn't like it too much. (Okay, that's a work of fiction, but imagine.)
Works on boats too!
Nice having the paved driveway eh! Gives that’s forklift a little more freedom
@Wranglerstar. You're a great neighbor and friend. Thanks for sharing time with us and showing us the meaning of sharing.
You, Jeriah, and your families are in my daily prayers. Wishing everyone a safe, healthy, and pleasant Thanksgiving.
The safety officer at my work would have had an aneurysm if he saw you standing on the forklift like that.
Cody could you give us a look around the new homestead? You know the outside area. Like how far is the stream from your house?
Any trees near your home?
Anyway like always, thanks for the video Cody! 🇺🇸🌲🌲🌲🇺🇸
I think Cody is going to become a potato farmer......
He gets me every time with the title. Then the actual subject is about 30seconds long.
I like how he shows you the best way to do things. It's easy to learn from others' mistakes. I wish my dad had some of this wisdom to share with me as a young man.
Welcome back friends of Jeriah!
A good mentor knows when to praise his pupils. Gents, take note on how to be an employer.
Use the old time farm fix to chicken eating dogs. Tie a chicken they killed around their neck and let it rot there. Guarantied to break the dogs from killing the chickens.
Friend of mine fell from his racking and is now disabled.
Think ''what if'' not ''if only''.
Thank you for the up date. 👍🇺🇸 God Bless America.
There's a VERY good reason why this is the biggest most successful Homesteading TH-cam channel.
Been watching you for years now and it's not getting boring for a second.
Nice work with the generator and the Jerry cans helping a fellow neighbor cody @WranglerStar
My Costco was INSANE last Friday. I think a combination of COVID panic, Thanksgiving prep, and holiday sales starting made for a perfect storm of madness.
It's good to share your excesses in life :)
Feed them outside the coop and they will come out. Hunger is a great influencer.
Will that work with the covid scare mongers.
@@chrisokeeffe7624 patience is a virtual and a tree stand or ground blind can be your friend. 🤔
The only reason there is a shortage of some things is because people are scared and buying up more than usual. It’s not a reduction in the normal supply.
If people bought things like normal everything would be ok but people over react
As a Florida man who lives on the west coast of the east coast that’s not ice that’s misery. Ice is what we put in our drinks as we sit under palm trees in our swimsuits watching the sunset.
Better duck there's a hurricane approaching ..Seriously .everywhere has it's good and bad points and with all this climate change the coast aint looking so good
that's telling him lol
🤣🤣🤣
@@marcopolo1134 Well it's definetly changing wether that's man made or natural is a moot point but it's definetly getting more extreme
Cody will rise again! When he has to get the tires back down lol...
maybe he could invent a hoist system with to help with that task
While I currently live in SoCal, I was born in the Colorado Rockies and used to live in Michigan. Ice is an old friend of mine.
And Florida man responds with “I swam in my pool today...just sayin’.”
True
You should get an incubator, if the neighbors have a rooster you can get some fertilized eggs to have the Sweetloaf watch hatch.
They'll come & take your incubator
Unfortunately, once a dog starts killing chickens, the only way to get it to stop is to get rid of the dog, give it to someone who isn't near a farm or something like that.
That's a fact....well there is one other way, but they will need new dogs
Yep only one way to solve that problem, definitely wouldnt fly on my property
@Warrior Son that won't work either, the owners of the dog have chickens also, and, he will still he is able to get to them, and find anyway possible to return to wranglerstar's property for his chickens
You can stop dogs from killing chickens. You just have to make it suck enough.
Not sure if these vicious dogs are not a rush for a small child as well. Time to put the ar-15 to a purpose
"If the Sahara Desert became a Socialist State, they'd be a shortage of sand." Yuri Bezemenov former Soviet KGB officer.
Well you cant use Sahara sand to make a single glass item, our use it for building ,so guess they have been a Socialist state from the being of time .
@@kevb1959 Ok ,in a major earthquake ,say strong enough to bring buildings and highways down ,As you can see I live on the west coast as well .Those things are going to come off the shelf ASAP . If you are having a tough time trying to figure that out ,check youtube videos on the subject .
@@johndavies1475 I would suggest to turn first to God and His righteousness. Do you really think that these political leaders care about you at all? Of course not, they're almost all corrupt. Things can be replaced your soul however can not. I hope and pray you find the LORD Jesus Christ.
@@kevb1959 We were talking about earthquakes ,My wife and I have attended Peace Portal Alliance church for more thirty years .My old friend W.Ross Hastings is a associate professor of pastoral theology .My wife is a Director at Christian School in BC that has over five thousand school students .Cody has already said he has fuel in those generators ,So tell me what do you think is going to happen when it comes crashing down ,say in a earth quake .And what about those steel containers coming down onto fresh fuel .?.I am trying to warn of potential danger .
@@johndavies1475 We'll I guess it comes down to faith that the build is secure enough and that the quake strikes far out on the Juan DeFuca Fracture Zone and not the Cascadia Subduction Zone. Seattle, Tacoma, and Portland and their suburbs would be at the greatest risk in the event of either of these. I know that the entire West Coast of the US is highly active seismically.
Hey Cody. Jeriah is a very important part of your show and a fine young man too. He doesn’t say much and when he does we can’t hear him because it’s all about you unfortunately. PLEASE hook him up so we all can hear his comments too. This will help the young fellas confidents. Sorry about your chickens, grrr. Very kind of you letting the neighbour use the generator. Love your videos. 🦘🇦🇺
He probably doesn’t want to be hooked to a mic - I wouldn’t
@@yeboscrebo4451 he probably wants to be hooked to a mic - i would
@@JM-yx1lm you should probably ask him then and find out who’s right
50 years old and I am still learning.....
I hate to admit the shop vac thing was the lesson...I know I am that guy....lol
With the tires when they have water in them, find a sturdy post or a tree and swing the tire’s side into the post. And the water shoots out. Hit it on the side, and the water will flow right out! Great trick, and works a lot better than getting out a shop vac.
Hooking the neighbor up with a generator is a stand up gesture for sure.
Makes me wonder if its the same neighbor who's dogs killed the chickens....thats a serious stand up gesture if it is....
Wow! Giving a generator and Jerry cans to a neighbor is incredibly generous. My friend, God bless you and yours!
Not sure about Costco, but my local grocery store has remained fully stocked, even paper products, cleaning supplies, bread, beans & rice.
Oh, and ratchet straps are one of the greatest inventions ever!
Cody can you make a video on rebuilding brakes on a clark forklift?😁🇺🇸
Brakes are for east coast guys lol
“There isn't any questioning the fact that some people enter your life, at the exact point of need, want or desire - it's sometimes a coincendence and most times fate, but whatever it is, I am certain it came to make me smile.”
― Nikki Rowe .
I live in Cincinnati Ohio where Kroger's headquarters is. We are fortunate that they keep the shelves stocked so far.
Because I'm in Southern Arizona, was wondering what that white stuff was inside the tires as well... thanks for the clarification. Seriously, I listened to you this time and got my ducks in a row for this dark winter. Please keep us informed on the supply chain situation. Stores around here are running out as well.
Here in Oklahoma those tires are full of mosquitoes
I was just at Costco in Seattle yesterday (Sunday 11/22) and the shelves were stocked up.. Rice, beans, eggs.. didn't notice anything specific missing. Actually even had TP and PT in stock.
@Joel Whitmer Not sure I am following? Costco has normal stock of goods because the West coast is insane?
Be careful, once a dog get the taste of blood.. they will be back for more. My in laws had the same issue with a neighbors dogs. Got 2 chickens, then came back for more. Caught them in the chicken coop and they were dogs no more.
That spot above that wall would make a perfect little mezanine storage space of you made those ties into joists and put some 3/4 sheathing down would be a handy storage space
Thanks OSHA, super helpful. Here in Canada it's CSA.
It is a blessing to have good neighbors. When things go wrong is the way we find out how important that is. God bless and we will all get through these times by the grace of God.
Cody... maybe strap the leg to he wall instead of the shelf. That shelf snaps in place correct. If it were to try and fall over, it may come unhooked from the leg.
Come with me 🎶and you’ll be!...🎵In a world of OSHA Violations!🎶
Been watching for a while now! Keep on going! Love it!
Hey Florida people know ice exists they just don't know that it's naturally occurring.
Florida people only know it belongs in a cooler !
And, That it cost money !
I’m not a smart man but I know ice don’t grow in tires
I shared this video with a friend of mine who used to work at Home Depot. He got fired for climbing the racking.
He's still laughing.
Great seeing west coast guys working hard and working smart! This my favorite channel.
Sorry to hear about your chickens. I live in the mountains and have lions, bobcats, fox, etc. around the house every night. I attached the coop to our run, covered the entire thing in 1/4” hardware cloth & put a layer of welded wire over the bottom 4’ of hardware cloth. I built the run with barn poles that go down about 4’ & then attached the frame. I put a 1/4” hardware cloth predator barrier 12-18” down and out about 3’, then filled with gravel and tamped the soil. Solar motion lights all around. So far we’ve kept out multiple lions, bobcats, boar, foxes, weasels, rats, etc.
As for water in tires, they make these things called tarps. Only problem there is that makes a nice dark place for snakes and spiders and other critters.
Ohh ffs he getting railed for that
Nope. Don't know about there but it's not happening here. Went shopping for thanksgiving today. Normal crowd. Fully stocked shelves. Reality is relative to the observer.
Boy are you funny 😁 I am sitting here in Jacksonville, Florida. I confess that when you took the ice out I said, “what is that.” 😀😀 I will be praying for you Brother’s and Sisters. We have a wonderful Governor who continues to open up our state. 🙏🙏 Thank God, we have so many conservative Christians active in politics. We also have more active concealed weapons permits than any state in the union.
We just came out of the longest lockdown so far in Melbourne and it’s not good.Please preparation is the key .God bless Australia and America.
You could also go through the shelf holes and bolt it strait to the buildings metal beams cody @Wranglerstar
“Going to use the OSHA approved method” 🤣
proceeds to climb racking, leaves forks up 🤪
I'm lazy and broke
I recently found your channel, better late then never, I find it to be very informative and entertaining. I always seem to learn something new. I am now going back and catching up on early vids. Thank you for the content.
To the 1% reading this god bless, stay safe and have a wonderful day (my dream is to become a famous moto vloger) Thanks❤️
Good luck Titus, hope you get there.
@@petermayiii722 thanks so much it really means a lot
Wih name Titus you will be.
Good luck and stay after it !
Good luck Titus, i subscribed :).
Sorry to hear about your chickens. I'd be sad too, if I lost mine.😔
YOU are a good christian neighbor!! Keep it up brother, GREAT video.
My grandma had 30 chickens and one rooster and one time my dog ( the biggest blue tick hound you’ve ever seen ) and the rooster and one chicken were all that survived.... They were never the same.
Pallet and a fork lift for 4 tires? Must be an east coast thing.
I give, what would have been the faster/easier way to do it?
I once worked for a Commercial Landscape Company and My Job was Hand Cutting Rebar (with a Purpose Built Bolt Cutter) into One Metre (39 Inch) lengths for use as Garden Stakes. Strange as it may sound I actually enjoyed the Job for a number of Reasons.
An east coast guy wouldn't have dumped all that water and ice right outside the door where you'll be working all day. :)
Aren't supply shortages just because ppl get scared and buy much more then they need?
Us California folks don't understand that white cold stuff either. Humor is the best remedy for these trying times
Speak for yourself.
No ice and snow?
You must live in deep South Tahoe...
I didn’t know people in California liked these videos.
@@gjs9871 this is a form of racism lol California Lives Matter! It is tough out here. With Biden, banning semi auto rifles, we all must get ready.
@@freewayleeI feel for y’all. Keep up the good fight.
really good helping the neighbor with the generator, that was very kind of you. like your program wranglerstar..
I think you need a designated ladder, for your shelves.
You ever had that Ahaa moment?
I never even considered using my shopvac to get the water out of the tires (banging my head on the desk).
I’m from Florida thank you for the detail description 👌 happy thanksgiving to
You and you’re family good sir
Good luck with your winter preparations, the chill is coming on in appalachialand and the wood stove is feeling good. Happy Thanksgiving to all the folks out there.
Suggestion for Binder and chain organization, run a 1/4" rod through the shelf uprights (nut or bend the ends over) or bolt 1/4"x1" or1/4"x 2" plate to the side of the upright and hook the binders over the rod/plate edge. Trick also works great for organizing hooked sheaves, clevises and ratchet winches.
With the box of chains, place the chains in one at a time center first and hook the edges of the milk crate, if you do this then you will be able to pull any chain out without removing the others, works even better if you pile each chain length so they don't overlap.
No supply problems here in Texas. Other than most people wearing mask in stores, it’s pretty much business as usual here. If there is any attempt at any kind of a national or federally mandated lock down it will be almost universally disregarded down here.
Just want to say your an amazing man. Always helping someone in need!
Sorry for your chickens, cody. Mine luckily survived a hawk attack this weekend. I have a feeling these animals are going to be a lot more valuable in the coming times.
I’m glad you made that video a while back stating that there would be a second round of shortages due to distributors running out of their stock piles and explaining how it’s getting harder to even find some deep freezers. I live in north Texas and since then, butchers have been back logged up to 6 months. Stores aren’t in too bad of shape down here, but the idiots are clearing the toilet paper out already. Had I not seen that video, I wouldn’t have expected another round of this BS and wouldn’t have been prepared ahead of time. I should be stocked for the next year and in much better shape than I was during the shortages in the spring. Thank you for sharing your findings and expectations for what’s to come.
The other day I saw you setting your generator up on a high shelf, using a forklift. And it occurred to me that you had "painted yourself into a corner", in that you couldn't use it where it was, and would be dependent on the forklift to get it down.
The military has a basic policy, about only storing "man portable" gear above floor level.
If people hit huge lines at the big box stores I recommend going to an Asian store they have great prices on huge bags of rice tons of dried noodles and pre packaged foods for generators or power tools offerup has crazy good deals
Good to see the ties being strengthened with neighbors. A good reminder for preppers that, while it’s great to store provisions and build shelters, it is also important to build up and strengthen your support networks of trustworthy people.
We recently purchased a British built Eco-Charger electric quad, it's quiet, charges up easily from our solar system and the animals don't mind it at all. HEAPS of talk and can pull LOTS of weight up the hills.
I know you are just trying to get stuff done at this point, but would it work if you put a long object like a 2x6 or a pipe in the center of all the tires? you could lift all the tires with the object and leave the object in the tires and lift them all up in the spring without climbing up there.
Of course some were on rims....
Always impressed with the videography/audio. You can hear him tossing out ice with that loud vacuum going. I guess it may just a good lapel mic but I noticed it.
I'm so glad to hear you like those saw horses! I saw them online the other day and ordered a couple. Thanksgiving Blessings!
Several guys I know attached a sturdy handrail to a dedicated pallet for working high in the shop. A short length of chain to keep the pallet from tipping over on the forks; instant work platform
Not sure about your humidity levels in the summer, but I was gonna say that those shipping containers hold onto moisture, and idk how your grandads parts cabinet will do in a humid area.
Pretty risky task getting those tires up and down from that spot. Just cover them with a tarp outside. Tires are relatively cheap and durable, would hate to see you slip and splat from up there.
Same goes for that brakeless jalopy forklift. No reason to operate like some 3rd world outfit in India. Fix it or get a new one.
And if this comes across as bossy or none of my business, fair enough. Sometimes guys need to hear sensible advice that people around them are afraid to give.
I've seen people get hurt real bad from circumstances less dangerous than yours. You have all the reasons in the world to be as careful as you can. No one will think less of you for being more safety-minded.
I’ve learned so much from you! Can you show us how you connected your generator to the lady’s well pump during the fires?
No toilet paper at my Costco.
Use baby wipes. Nobody ever buys those & they clean a lot better
@@alicewhitelhpw7517 dont flush them though
@@no-tj8ee i always throw them in the trash. They will clog the pipes, thats why they say don't flush them on the packaging
Thanks for the views of Mt. Fuji, always enjoy seeing it your vids! Can you, from time to time put the updates on the mountain like you have in your past videos. Thanks Cody! I’m still using Jiriah’s tying off the strap trick!
Wall is coming along great cody @wranglerstar