4:50 Toby: "I'm just going to hang out here and not be a pest"... ... looking for duck poop, but trying to be inconspicuous about it... Morgan calls Toby. Toby: Ohh!!! He called me ... He actually called me... Big smile as he rushes over when he realizes that he is getting some more attention.
I have lived a whole year in the US, and as a european, I have been really shocked by the lack of ecological consciousness of americans overall, even the ones who were sensitive to the environmental cause. But you sir seem to be doing a great job and I love the fact that you chose this slow peaceful pace of life over the big cities' turmoil. Your dream isn't a "hippy dippy aspiration" but really what most people should aim for in order to preserve our planet and a lot of ammenities we can enjoy today that are typical of very high energy return on investment based societies. I'm not saying everyone should live on a farm or that everything you are doing is perfect yet, there is still a long way to go (and that's the beauty of it), but your mindset and attitude are truly remarkable. So thank you very much for sharing your thoughts and experiences with us and showing us how cool a peaceful and slow farming life is!!
To have wild life pick your pond to spend their time at is like having Mother Nature put an approval stamp on your creation. You and your wife can smile and be proud of that.
@@lauramarschmallow2922 mallards are notorious for interbreeding with other ducks and fowl. You can get all sorts of hybrids. Issue is though they have been known to breed out some types.
I explained to my husband what you do a few videos back as I was introducing him to your channel and he said “well why didn’t we get a goose from him this past Christmas? I’ve never had goose before I want goose.” Then I explained that I didn’t say “hey why don’t we go do this” because we are in the Finger Lakes region of NY and I didn’t think that he would’ve ok’d the drive (After I explained the no shipping). But he totally surprised me and said that for that fresh of a goose and something that has that much quality behind it he would make the drive. So well done Sir! P.S. we live in a city right now ourselves but the plan is to buy a few modest acres and have a garden and chickens but also ducks.... I am informing you now that I have intentions to “ RELEASE THE QUACKEN” of my own lol 😂 it just tickles my soul every time I hear you say that 🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🦆🦆🦆🦆🦆🦆
I actually think its very lovely that wild ducks are mixting with your farm ducks and you have nothing against it. Some people would for sure chase the wild ones away even if they don't represent any kind of harm. I think your dream is a very sweet one, I really hope you get there!
Toby is growing every time you post. That is going to be one huge dog. I am actually wearing my "All ducks go to bed" t-shirt. LOL I find it very comfortable to sleep in too. Thanks for sharing. Stay safe.
It isn't hippie dippie! Its beautiful, I admire how much you care about nature and the creatures living in it! If everyone cared like you the world would be a much better place! Also say hello to your wife, and say thanks for her work as a nurse!❤
Build it and they will come🙂, if wild ducks are using it!! means your doing something right😉👍, been watching your TH-cam videos for a year or two now. Keep up the good work💯,thanks for keeping us all entertained in these crazy days!! Hope you and your family are well, stay safe.
Morgan, Always a pleasure. Today I took up the black membrane in the polytunnel and dug over the ground. The membrane has been down 4-5 years. Going to rake and add compost Sunday /Monday and grow the things I'd planned for the allotment at home. I'll be fencing off from the chickens. They helped debug today. Asthma, hayfever and copd make me a bit of a wreck this time of year so I'm pacing myself. I'm isolated, locked down until at least 27th June so heart attack pace not required. I think your considered approach will yield some halcyon days in your 40s & 50s and allow you to plan to age in place. There is a calm over that pasture. I hope it pervades the whole place. Take care. Clean and dry that hand after it's been in the nitrile glove. Disinfect! Regards Stephen.
We all have our dreams. If your dreams include farming in harmony with nature, & you just got a nod from Mother Nature, then congratulations on working your way to achieve your goals. By the way I love Toby dog.
You got a free will stamp of approval from wild ducks. HECK YES that's an endorsement! Way to go! I was wondering if they might try to follow the flock into bed some evening and just blend in. It is a nice life there for the flock. I like your well rounded farm philosophy. I hope your arm is feeling better. Sometimes, those things get worse before they get better.
I, and I am sure other people as well, find it inspiring to see you work alongside the land. Keep doing what makes you happy and fulfilled, that is very enjoyable to watch.
I like watching these old videos for the first time. You have a positive attitude and outlook, therefore, don’t allow the haters to get you down. I’m pulling for you and enjoy your videos. I like to think the good guy will persevere in the end. I’ll be hoping and watching that it will play out that way.
Your video style is really great. I came to your channel from your goose game video. I stayed for the fun energy and professionalism you bring to your editing and story telling.
Toby is a love ! Adore his smile and happy go lucky personality and all the while he's very aware of his surroundings ! 👍 💞 Thank you for sharing your perspectives and goals regarding your homesteading experience. 🌈
Thank you for all the work you do for these videos!! You’re so helpful! Love seeing the baby quacken flask-backs and the pond looks great!!! So cool to see the wild ducks!!’ 🦆❤️
I think this shows you've got a very attractive and desirable farm to ducks! This is great! And what a good way to include new bloodlines into the flock. This is wonderful. BTW, thanks for your videos and taking the time to get them out to us😸
Thanks 😊 I really love the channel. I'm building a micro-farm in my little corner of Northeast Louisiana and we share the same attitude towards life and farming! It's so encouraging to watch your progress.
I love the wildlife being around - we have wild chickens that I call the Peeps. Well, they are pheasants really and are released after hatching for shooting later on. But I have my regulars that come up to me. Nothing quite as irresistible as a female pheasant begging for food - they cheep like chicks, hence being named the Peeps! So I do so agree with the way you feel about the wild ducks. Nice shot of the landscape with the clouds and sun reflecting on the pond too. :D PS I'm not the one shooting the birds!
I love your channel! I raised mallards and had a cayuga duck named Bob join my flock and he gave me dozens of mallard/cayuga ducklings for years. Hybrids sometimes make the best of ducks! Good luck with your farm and I'll be following you for some time!
Love your music choices and also I am liking your hard work on your production techniques. Doin a good job pumpkin.....Doin a good job. Big hug to fur ball Toby.
Your comment got a heart, but, not a response. I don’t think disease is a giant risk because they live in the same climate/area and the non-wild ducks can get help from people.
Your video is so cool to watch! Music is perfectly paired with, and your comments are light but interesting to listen to! It’s very relax and enjoyable to watch your video and see how Toby has progressed!
Upstate NY and the Hudson Valley used to be all orchards and farms. Now they are ALL gone. It broke my heart and I finally was able to move back to my childhood area and the first summer was amazing
My kids and I love your videos! We found your channel after we got ducks for the first time and seeing you had a video up after staying up with our duckling who just hatched really made my morning
That's 🎉🎊AWESOME🎊🎉 that the wild ones are hanging around!!! 🦆🦆👏👏 I'm sure once the wild ones spread the word about your place being the best hang out place, you'll have more 🦆🦆 before you know it!! 🥳🥳🥳 Love your videos! Please keep them coming!!
Hey, I found this channel because im hoping to get ducks this summer. In the Covid lockdown, im binge watching your channel. While other people are watching the tiger king, im watching the pe-king.
You should have some more plants around the pond and some plants in the pont for aeration :) It would look nice and would attract more wildlife :) Well done!
I just found your channel some days ago and I love this Toby is very cute and your farm is very beautiful Lots of love from India 🇮🇳 stay happy and healthy
@@GoldShawFarm Glad you are fully recovered. I've never seen a sling like that, but I've never injured my shoulder saving kids and puppies from a burning orphanage. Well done sir.
Your a good story teller indeed!! 😃 I make sure I watch your videos. I'm retired and plan to buy my own modest farm lot. With your tips and practical know-how I may learn a thing. You keep me inspired! Keep those videos coming!
its great seeing progress!! conragts your ferm is only going to get better if you keep up that great attitude! love watching your videos my favorite animal are toby and little barn cat
Have you thought about adding fish to your pond? For both the ducks and you? Maybe plant life for the pond as well? Just a thought....love your videos!
You're a huge inspiration to me and I wish you the very best for your farm! Your videos just make me dream of having my own farm to eventually give back, what I took from nature so far in my life.
I moved back to Pennsylvania because I wanted to have farm fresh fruit, veggies and chicken and pork and beef that isn't full of crap. The difference is night and day. The fresh fruit and the tomatoes are incredible. Berries are so much better. People who have never eaten natural foods from the farm with no additives or preservatives don't know what they are missing.
Awesome progress. If you really want to create an eco system, get that pond water moving. A pump with a waterfall or jet. This will help with bugs. Attract dragon flies and frogs
I am a new subscriber to your channel and I absolutely LOVE your Farm🤗Especially the way you are working right along side with the natural Environment. Cannot wait to see how everything comes along💛
Hi there Morgan, I think y'all are doing great up there. You have a lot of heart in the game, and it shows. I'm really looking forward to seeing how things really expand for you this year! And, in fact, you've been a bit of an inspiration to me to finally make the move to get my own backyard chickens. Been wanting to do that for a while now, but being about 5 miles from the central business district of downtown Dallas, TX, I'm not exactly rural. But I think I can manage a small flock of hens. I thought about ducks, but I just don't have the room right now. Hopefully I won't end up with psycho-murder chicken like y'all did... that girl would be in the pot tomorrow!
I love watching your videos I wish you all the best I grow up on a farm so I’m very familiar. Your should consider getting some mosquito fish for your pond in the summer..
My first set of ducks hatch tomorrow and two days ago a mallard and her babies made home in our duck pond. I felt like it was a good sign that my ducks would Ike their area I have made for them
I really enjoy your channel! Now I have added geese and ducks back to my farm partly because of watching your flock. A word of advice on your fencing though. You mentioned using welded wire, you might want to reconsider and go with woven wire. Welded wire will break and not last long. Plus woven field fence is cheaper.
So awesome to know that you didn’t grow up on a farm. I live in the city but my dream is a small farm combined with my parrot rescue. Hopefully one day I can make it happen ❤️🦜 🐄 🐑
Where I'm from in Newfoundland our tame ducks would go out in the salt water (in the bay) when the salt water ducks would come into shore. They would swim away together, but not return cause birds of prey would get them cause they couldn't fly. So, we tried to keep them away from the salt water. I do like seeing your ducks with the wild ones knowing that your ducks won't fly away. I'm hoping maybe they'll breed together. Mallards are known to inter breed with wild black ducks, which I'm not sure is good though..haha
He bro, I am following you Farm show from Berlin where I am studying. I think you've done a great thing moving to Vermont to start a farm escaping the big city life. Well your dream is taking shape marvelously and I really appreciate it that you let us witness all these highlights of you life. U r good thinker a doing good farm management U r doing good entertaining stuff you appreciate nature I'm happy for you and I am looking forward to see more of this cool stuff 👍👍👍👍🌹🌹💐💐💐☘️☘️☘️☘️☘️☘️
It is great that you are attracting wild ducks and geese too. Do you try to feed them any grain? You have such a lovely farm. Do you raise chickens too? Be safe. 💖
omg cant wait to see the hatchlings! gonna look so cute! I hope they start crossing cause that would look super awesome! Can't wait for the next vid! Highlights of my week right now lol
I am at that stage where I like the video before I watch it
Thank you!
Greetings from Russia. I am nowhere near a farm, but it is so pleasant to watch. Makes me happy =)
Vardan Khachatryan same here, middle of Berlin, vicariously living the good life on Gold Shaw, what bliss!
"Toby the livestock guardian dog 🐕"
Me: "Toby the livestock guardian *polar bear cub* 🐻"
4:50 Toby: "I'm just going to hang out here and not be a pest"... ...
looking for duck poop, but trying to be inconspicuous about it...
Morgan calls Toby.
Toby:
Ohh!!! He called me ... He actually called me...
Big smile as he rushes over when he realizes that he is getting some more attention.
“Toby the livestock guardian 🐕”
Them: “Toby the livestock guardian *polar bear cub* 🐻”
Me: “Toby the *patch of snow* ❄️”
I have lived a whole year in the US, and as a european, I have been really shocked by the lack of ecological consciousness of americans overall, even the ones who were sensitive to the environmental cause. But you sir seem to be doing a great job and I love the fact that you chose this slow peaceful pace of life over the big cities' turmoil. Your dream isn't a "hippy dippy aspiration" but really what most people should aim for in order to preserve our planet and a lot of ammenities we can enjoy today that are typical of very high energy return on investment based societies.
I'm not saying everyone should live on a farm or that everything you are doing is perfect yet, there is still a long way to go (and that's the beauty of it), but your mindset and attitude are truly remarkable. So thank you very much for sharing your thoughts and experiences with us and showing us how cool a peaceful and slow farming life is!!
Keep it up. You’re my Hero. Too old at 74 to start over so I watch you.
To have wild life pick your pond to spend their time at is like having Mother Nature put an approval stamp on your creation. You and your wife can smile and be proud of that.
Before you know it the wild ducks will follow the rest when you call all ducks go to bed. 😉
LOL Now that could get confusing. Toby will think, "Wait you aren't my flock. What gives?"
That’s great that it’s attracting wild ducks I think they are mallards
Do wild mallards try to court farm animals? Does that happen?
Laura Marschmallow yea a mallard got to my chicken once now I'm inundated with chucks☺️
@@abcd1234jason
😅 😅 😅
@@lauramarschmallow2922 mallards are notorious for interbreeding with other ducks and fowl. You can get all sorts of hybrids. Issue is though they have been known to breed out some types.
abcd1234jason 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣lol
That's cool to have wild ducks feel comfortable to come by and visit and swim in the pond🤗💘
I explained to my husband what you do a few videos back as I was introducing him to your channel and he said “well why didn’t we get a goose from him this past Christmas? I’ve never had goose before I want goose.” Then I explained that I didn’t say “hey why don’t we go do this” because we are in the Finger Lakes region of NY and I didn’t think that he would’ve ok’d the drive (After I explained the no shipping). But he totally surprised me and said that for that fresh of a goose and something that has that much quality behind it he would make the drive.
So well done Sir!
P.S. we live in a city right now ourselves but the plan is to buy a few modest acres and have a garden and chickens but also ducks.... I am informing you now that I have intentions to “ RELEASE THE QUACKEN” of my own lol 😂 it just tickles my soul every time I hear you say that 🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🦆🦆🦆🦆🦆🦆
I actually think its very lovely that wild ducks are mixting with your farm ducks and you have nothing against it. Some people would for sure chase the wild ones away even if they don't represent any kind of harm.
I think your dream is a very sweet one, I really hope you get there!
You are going to need some fish in the pond, to eat the mosquito larvae.
the world needs more farmers like you
Toby is growing every time you post. That is going to be one huge dog. I am actually wearing my "All ducks go to bed" t-shirt. LOL I find it very comfortable to sleep in too. Thanks for sharing. Stay safe.
You love telling em and i love hearing em... so keep them coming brother... Seriously fascinating and inspiring
Thank you!
It isn't hippie dippie! Its beautiful, I admire how much you care about nature and the creatures living in it! If everyone cared like you the world would be a much better place! Also say hello to your wife, and say thanks for her work as a nurse!❤
Pretty cool to see the wild ducks hanging around and enjoying what you've been building
Build it and they will come🙂, if wild ducks are using it!! means your doing something right😉👍, been watching your TH-cam videos for a year or two now. Keep up the good work💯,thanks for keeping us all entertained in these crazy days!! Hope you and your family are well, stay safe.
Morgan, Always a pleasure. Today I took up the black membrane in the polytunnel and dug over the ground. The membrane has been down 4-5 years. Going to rake and add compost Sunday /Monday and grow the things I'd planned for the allotment at home. I'll be fencing off from the chickens. They helped debug today. Asthma, hayfever and copd make me a bit of a wreck this time of year so I'm pacing myself. I'm isolated, locked down until at least 27th June so heart attack pace not required. I think your considered approach will yield some halcyon days in your 40s & 50s and allow you to plan to age in place. There is a calm over that pasture. I hope it pervades the whole place. Take care. Clean and dry that hand after it's been in the nitrile glove. Disinfect! Regards Stephen.
Nice to see that less than 2 years from this video, that you were able to go to farming full-time! 😃💜
We all have our dreams. If your dreams include farming in harmony with nature, & you just got a nod from Mother Nature, then congratulations on working your way to achieve your goals. By the way I love Toby dog.
Toby! What a good pupper.
Congrats! Your farm has officially earned the Ducks of Approval!
You got a free will stamp of approval from wild ducks. HECK YES that's an endorsement! Way to go! I was wondering if they might try to follow the flock into bed some evening and just blend in. It is a nice life there for the flock. I like your well rounded farm philosophy. I hope your arm is feeling better. Sometimes, those things get worse before they get better.
I, and I am sure other people as well, find it inspiring to see you work alongside the land. Keep doing what makes you happy and fulfilled, that is very enjoyable to watch.
I like watching these old videos for the first time. You have a positive attitude and outlook, therefore, don’t allow the haters to get you down. I’m pulling for you and enjoy your videos. I like to think the good guy will persevere in the end. I’ll be hoping and watching that it will play out that way.
If you plant some reed-like bushes on the side of the pond you'll get mallard ducklings next spring. They are so darn cute.
Your video style is really great. I came to your channel from your goose game video. I stayed for the fun energy and professionalism you bring to your editing and story telling.
Those wild ducks are called mallards, I have a female mallard myself! Love the triple upload! Keep them coming!
And you are an amazing story teller!
Toby is a love ! Adore his smile and happy go lucky personality and all the while he's very aware of his surroundings ! 👍 💞 Thank you for sharing your perspectives and goals regarding your homesteading experience. 🌈
Thank you for all the work you do for these videos!! You’re so helpful! Love seeing the baby quacken flask-backs and the pond looks great!!! So cool to see the wild ducks!!’ 🦆❤️
Awesome another new video! This is awesome! Gotta brew me some coffee before I sit down and enjoy the awesomeness!!!
I think this shows you've got a very attractive and desirable farm to ducks! This is great! And what a good way to include new bloodlines into the flock. This is wonderful. BTW, thanks for your videos and taking the time to get them out to us😸
Thanks 😊 I really love the channel. I'm building a micro-farm in my little corner of Northeast Louisiana and we share the same attitude towards life and farming! It's so encouraging to watch your progress.
Your videos always brighten my day. Keep up the great work!
I love the wildlife being around - we have wild chickens that I call the Peeps. Well, they are pheasants really and are released after hatching for shooting later on. But I have my regulars that come up to me. Nothing quite as irresistible as a female pheasant begging for food - they cheep like chicks, hence being named the Peeps! So I do so agree with the way you feel about the wild ducks. Nice shot of the landscape with the clouds and sun reflecting on the pond too. :D PS I'm not the one shooting the birds!
I love your channel! I raised mallards and had a cayuga duck named Bob join my flock and he gave me dozens of mallard/cayuga ducklings for years. Hybrids sometimes make the best of ducks! Good luck with your farm and I'll be following you for some time!
Toby got so big, I remember the videos with mini him learning the ropes!
Love your music choices and also I am liking your hard work on your production techniques. Doin a good job pumpkin.....Doin a good job. Big hug to fur ball Toby.
Question, is there any danger of the wild ducks bringing in a disease of some kind that tame ducks can't fend off?
Your comment got a heart, but, not a response. I don’t think disease is a giant risk because they live in the same climate/area and the non-wild ducks can get help from people.
@@DustyHoney My concern was that wild duck migrate thousands of miles and could pick up a disease or parasite from anywhere.
Your video is so cool to watch! Music is perfectly paired with, and your comments are light but interesting to listen to! It’s very relax and enjoyable to watch your video and see how Toby has progressed!
Upstate NY and the Hudson Valley used to be all orchards and farms.
Now they are ALL gone.
It broke my heart and I finally was able to move back to my childhood area and the first summer was amazing
I'm super impressed that you didn't need to line the pond! Whoa
My kids and I love your videos! We found your channel after we got ducks for the first time and seeing you had a video up after staying up with our duckling who just hatched really made my morning
I have loved watching your farm transform
I can't wait till Toby finds his woof. I have a pyrenees and love the fluffy polar bear breeds.
What a beautiful farm you have😍. I’m in still in college studying agriculture and I really hope to have a large farm some day❤️
Your geese are looking good! Keep up the good work!
That's 🎉🎊AWESOME🎊🎉 that the wild ones are hanging around!!! 🦆🦆👏👏 I'm sure once the wild ones spread the word about your place being the best hang out place, you'll have more 🦆🦆 before you know it!! 🥳🥳🥳
Love your videos! Please keep them coming!!
Aahh, to see wildlife give an "ok" to your work making the pond.....priceless. well done.
Aldo Leopold's land ethic comes to mind. Keep up the great work!
Hey, I found this channel because im hoping to get ducks this summer. In the Covid lockdown, im binge watching your channel. While other people are watching the tiger king, im watching the pe-king.
I’m eager to see how your trees do. I want to get a couple pecan trees.
pond looks great, whole farm looks good
You have done well on your farm for only being there since 2016.
You should have some more plants around the pond and some plants in the pont for aeration :) It would look nice and would attract more wildlife :) Well done!
I think you are doing very well.. I congratulate you on all your effort.
Thank you!
Now all you got to do is get the pond planted and stocked. Keep the water clear and supply plenty of fresh fish.
Keep up the good work boss.
That's the plan!
Love watching the ducks and hearing your story's
Good for you, Brother
I just found your channel some days ago and I love this Toby is very cute and your farm is very beautiful Lots of love from India 🇮🇳 stay happy and healthy
What a beautiful country you live in
3:43 - In that picture, Morgan looks like he is either in a wild looking sling or is an early stage cyborg.
Ha...that was right after I had shoulder surgery to repair a torn labrum.
I'm more confused about Allison, because half of her face is grin and glasses, while she looks like she's half blind :D
@@GoldShawFarm Glad you are fully recovered. I've never seen a sling like that, but I've never injured my shoulder saving kids and puppies from a burning orphanage. Well done sir.
@@wrenchdoozer did that real truly happen?
@@tobiashofer4935 Not that I know of, but he does seem like the type to do that.
Your a good story teller indeed!! 😃 I make sure I watch your videos. I'm retired and plan to buy my own modest farm lot. With your tips and practical know-how I may learn a thing. You keep me inspired! Keep those videos coming!
its great seeing progress!! conragts your ferm is only going to get better if you keep up that great attitude! love watching your videos my favorite animal are toby and little barn cat
The 3 things you want out of your farm seems like 3 basic things all farmers should want from there farm, so they you know, keep existing.
It’s a lovely happy place !
Have you thought about adding fish to your pond? For both the ducks and you? Maybe plant life for the pond as well? Just a thought....love your videos!
Good luck man. Spring looks nice up there.
Super work, Keep it coming...Just live it...
You're a huge inspiration to me and I wish you the very best for your farm!
Your videos just make me dream of having my own farm to eventually give back, what I took from nature so far in my life.
Thank you!
Great story dude, you guys got out of the shitty, great location, hope it works out for you, love the trees!
Love your videos! Thank you for everything I learn from you!
I moved back to Pennsylvania because I wanted to have farm fresh fruit, veggies and chicken and pork and beef that isn't full of crap.
The difference is night and day.
The fresh fruit and the tomatoes are incredible.
Berries are so much better.
People who have never eaten natural foods from the farm with no additives or preservatives don't know what they are missing.
Thanks for the videos, keep them coming.
Awesome progress. If you really want to create an eco system, get that pond water moving. A pump with a waterfall or jet. This will help with bugs. Attract dragon flies and frogs
I am a new subscriber to your channel and I absolutely LOVE your Farm🤗Especially the way you are working right along side with the natural Environment. Cannot wait to see how everything comes along💛
GO DUCKS! Oregon Alumni here.
My man! Your subs are growing so much!
I look forward to your videos. I mentioned you to others TH-cam creators they all speak highly of you.
They say that farmers are master metaphysics but is true.
We went with 6 ft welded wire looks like fort Knox now love it 😉
Hi there Morgan, I think y'all are doing great up there. You have a lot of heart in the game, and it shows. I'm really looking forward to seeing how things really expand for you this year!
And, in fact, you've been a bit of an inspiration to me to finally make the move to get my own backyard chickens. Been wanting to do that for a while now, but being about 5 miles from the central business district of downtown Dallas, TX, I'm not exactly rural. But I think I can manage a small flock of hens. I thought about ducks, but I just don't have the room right now. Hopefully I won't end up with psycho-murder chicken like y'all did... that girl would be in the pot tomorrow!
Are their issues of passing viruses from wild ducks 🦆 to your ducks? I like what you’re trying to do, keep it up, we need more people like you.
I love watching your videos I wish you all the best I grow up on a farm so I’m very familiar.
Your should consider getting some mosquito fish for your pond in the summer..
I love your work! God Bless
My first set of ducks hatch tomorrow and two days ago a mallard and her babies made home in our duck pond. I felt like it was a good sign that my ducks would Ike their area I have made for them
Great job with the farm and progress and growth. I like your channel so 🙏💖
I really enjoy your channel! Now I have added geese and ducks back to my farm partly because of watching your flock. A word of advice on your fencing though. You mentioned using welded wire, you might want to reconsider and go with woven wire. Welded wire will break and not last long. Plus woven field fence is cheaper.
So awesome to know that you didn’t grow up on a farm. I live in the city but my dream is a small farm combined with my parrot rescue. Hopefully one day I can make it happen ❤️🦜 🐄 🐑
You can do it!
How about a visual progression, time lapse king of thing? I love your farm and it would be fun to see how it's grown
Predators come under fences too, so watch for those diggers!
Where I'm from in Newfoundland our tame ducks would go out in the salt water (in the bay) when the salt water ducks would come into shore. They would swim away together, but not return cause birds of prey would get them cause they couldn't fly. So, we tried to keep them away from the salt water.
I do like seeing your ducks with the wild ones knowing that your ducks won't fly away. I'm hoping maybe they'll breed together. Mallards are known to inter breed with wild black ducks, which I'm not sure is good though..haha
Hello sir, I like all your videos, moreover, I like your work and watch your videos regularly.
He bro, I am following you Farm show from Berlin where I am studying.
I think you've done a great thing moving to Vermont to start a farm escaping the big city life. Well your dream is taking shape marvelously and I really appreciate it that you let us witness all these highlights of you life.
U r good thinker a doing good farm management
U r doing good entertaining stuff
you appreciate nature
I'm happy for you and I am looking forward to see more of this cool stuff 👍👍👍👍🌹🌹💐💐💐☘️☘️☘️☘️☘️☘️
I like the think your ducks talk to eachother and the wild ducks, and the wild ducks have thick russian accents.
If you haven't watched the Biggest Little Farm it has all the "hippy" feels of farming with nature.
It is great that you are attracting wild ducks and geese too. Do you try to feed them any grain? You have such a lovely farm. Do you raise chickens too? Be safe. 💖
omg cant wait to see the hatchlings! gonna look so cute! I hope they start crossing cause that would look super awesome! Can't wait for the next vid! Highlights of my week right now lol