You brought back an old memories.......60 odd years ago we lived in an old caravan (trailer) my dad and me, and the waste water just ran out of our sink and into a rut in the field. The owner of the field had geese who would come up every now and then to drink our washing up water. They would always sample it and throw their heads back clacking their beaks as if it was the the very best wine. There was also a horse that managed to get the door open and steal the loaf of bread the baker had delivered. The geese would drive the horses to the top of the hill and the peck the horse to make it gallop. Then they hung onto the horses tail and spread their wing so they could glide/fly behind the horse to the bottom of the hill. Only of course to do it all again.
Id believe that, geese are crazy clever/cheeky. The Untitled Goose Game isn't far off. My grandfather's goose had a penchant for shoelaces. My sister at about 3 yo wore a dress out to his place once with a big ribbon bow on it, which the goose thought was the greatest thing ever. Chased her around snapping at the bow. Course, she was about the same size, and kinda scarred for life. I thought it was hilarious. Raptors would have been terrifying. Also, Ive seen pink n grey galahs climb a grassy hill, lie down n roll down it sideways, only to dizzly stagger back up to do it again. Birds absolutely have more smarts than given credit for. Solving puzzles for food rewards is one thing, coming up with games just for fun is next level.
This type of video with you freely narrating about the animals as a voiceover could become an occasional thing! It's really relaxing and a nice change of pace from the other types of videos. Also, your tone of narration seemed different here (because you were probably sitting down and reacting to video instead of being out there doing chores), and it was different in a positive way. Please make more of these in the future :)
my roommate just ordered release the quacken t shirt for my birthday next month and you sir have no idea how happy that makes me thank you Gold Shaw Farms for being an awesome dude and a righteously epic youtube channel
Your choice of music is GREAT and compliments your voiceovers. Also, thanks for having a clean-language channel. I can comfortably show your channel to my friends.
The old Missouri farmers used to say if you want to seal a pond you need to keep some hogs. Evidently they will wallow and mash and make a hard bottom on a new pond. I have never tried it - only heard the old tale.
I really liked this video! I have two geese and 11 ducks. I hand feed my birds every night, before they "go to bed", fresh greens such as kale, collards and giant dandelion greens. I LOVE watching my geese eat! The ripping and tearing is so cool, and they do it so fast. When their little tongues poke out of their beaks, as they eat, is stinking adorable! It's my favorite part of the day. I get one on one time with my birds, it's when they let me pet them, and they get "snacks". They know the words, "Birdie birds! I've got your snacks!". They come running, wings flapping, and making so much noise in their excitement! Now, they get excited and come running every time they hear my voice, but they are exceptionally louder when I bring snacks... Lol
Toby has such an intimidating bark oh my goodness, and when the howls started and the birds scattered and he jumped into action it was awesome he really does his job!
That was a really nice way to see things from a gooses perspective. Love that crunchy noise eating the grasses. The whole video was fascinating 😊. Toby dog is just a perfect friend to all. What a sweetheart 🥰
I cannot be the only person who wants these videos but without the music. I love the sounds the make and I have and will spend hours outside watching and listening to my ducks and geese. It’s one of the most calming sounds imo. Well, until someone decides to start chewing on my hair.
I really appreciate the different perspectives you let us see of your farm. I really appreciate how you kept the camera on until after they in the duck house. So fun to see that perspective.
This was, as usual, a treat of a video. Please keep up your variety of styles. Never boring often soothing and even exciting. Your enthusiasm for your chosen life is contagious. Thank you.
That was cool to see what's happening in the coop before the release the quacken moment and running up the ramp with unnamed goose. I like when it looked like he was hiding but watching you way off in the distance. That was really cool. I'm glad he put up with us!
I am a new subscriber mainly because I like the way you love and respect your animals. It is a deep appreciation for them as well as for the life you are leading as a farmer/rancher. God bless you and the Gold Shaw Farm.
Love your musical choices. The strings music today added so much artistic depth to your narrative about the animals and work you do on your farm. We also love your other musical pieces, which are kind of humorous. Our family is on it Monday and Thursday mornings!
Another video where I smiled all the way through! I liked Toby looking like he's doing a head count as they all start to go to bed. Those coyote howls sent chills through me and I would have run for shelter too!! Toby's bark though ....... what a sound! Thank you for this happy interlude in these unhappy times.
This was really great! I am surprised the geese left the camera alone all day. Glad they did as it made for some really nice footage. Thank you for sharing. 🧡🦢🧡
I am watching your videos for thr lat 2 months ( when I discvered them) and I have to say that they gave me joy and wil to live. I live alone and to see all of your wonderful farm and family make me relax and sleep better at night . Thank you so much.God bless you
Yeah, I had a really sour start to my day as well and was in a sort of bad mood thinking about things too much... then this video came along and brightened my day just from the title alone.
May be Goose biting on things means they are sharpening their ,which is their natural instincts. I think if they have given some sand they could do that way' Sand also good for their digestion .
@@ave_rie not sure about all birds, but I do know that a lot of herbivore animals eat small amounts of sand and tiny stones to help the food digest in their tummy and digestive track, so I'm sure theres other birds as well as the geese that do it.
This is amazing. You trying to get the GoPro on that goose was just like when I try to groom my dog. Except you had success 🤣. My favorite parts were getting to see him or her eat and drink and then getting to see the scaredy geese be normal. So awesome. Thanks!
I love these kinds of videos! I think a really good idea would be to make this a weekly thing where you stick the GoPro on one of the animals . Can't get enough Gold Shaw Farms!
This has to be one of my absolute faves now. The Güß POV was an awesome experience. It was like some serious spycam footage, I had to rewind that lockpicking part like four times 😂 That and Pablo’s A HELL NAW
You're absolutely right, I love that "snk snk snk" sound geese make eating grass & leaves. We have one male white Chinese goose as a guardian for our 16 chickens, and his favorite thing is to dig these GIANT HOLES in muddy dirt. No idea why he's eating all that mud, and indeed, he's just walked up to me looking like he's had a mud pack facial applied, like he's at a spa.. honk.
I am a proud first time owner of 6 ducklings and through research I came across one of your videos. I am now a fan. Must admit, I watched all the videos in 2 days and I subscribed and wish you and your lovely wife and animals all the best on your life journey :)
@@bondon696 I like Justin but I stopped watching him recently over how he made his pig pen... No animal should be forced to walk/sleep on their own crap 24/7 even pigs. I did like how he had his pigs set up before that where they could walk around and get under a roof when they needed it.
My Grandmother raised geese and sold them at Xmas time. We spent the summers watching out for the gander, he could be nasty lol. Kind wished my grandmother had of shared her “know how” when it came to raising geese. Enjoy your videos...thanks for the memories 🦆🐓❤️
Loved watching this, you always narrate so well and choose good background music. I liked your reference to Temple Grandin. Thank you for your hard work to produce these excellent videos!
when BBC and other wildlife documentaries used remote cams to film animals in their natural habitat it always intrigued me. This reminds me so much of that. Nice to see the scared ducklings starting to settle, and the interaction between the different flocks :-)
Your videos are getting SO entertaining!! I stop what I am doing to watch!! Thank you for your hard work! Would love to see slow motion videos of them eating, (or fighting over the food) 🤣
it's funny.. rather than breed ducks and geese, I breed fish - and a lot of what you say here about observing your animals and how you love just watching them do what they do and finding ways to improve their environment based on their perspective is what I do when it comes to my fish tanks. You learn so many invaluable lessons just by watching their behavior on an average day that you could never learn by reading an article somewhere, and that observation helps you a lot when it comes to spotting changes in their behavior when they're ill or something is wrong. Animals in general are just so amazing, and observation of them is one of my favorite things to do. You feel so much more connected to them and understanding of their behavior when you do!
O.m.g. I am so glad that you had Ron swanson record all the goose and geese wandering around enjoying themselves. It was amazing 😉 Thank you very much. I enjoy all your videos. Oh, you and your wife make a beautiful couple 🤗
I was thinking the same thing. I love watching and hearing the grass eating up close!! I could also listen to their little feet go up and down that duck ramp all day! Why can’t you use an insert or use that heavy black tarp stuff used to make backyard fish ponds for your duck pond? Is there some explanation for that?
As far as the pool liners go, I believe he mentions in a past video that he wants the pond to be the most natural experience for his birds. With intentions to harvest them at some point, he doesn't want to expose them to unnatural chemicals/plastics that will leech into the water. I could have misremembered the details though
That’s correct Morgan was looking into other options and with ducks and geese a pond liner would cause more problems in the hotter times as the water would receded naturally anyway and the liner would then be exposed and cause problems 🙈 it would become slippery which would then act as a sliding problem as to the other kind of liners that have a sand paper effect on them that would cost a lot more money than he would want to spend on a liner pulse liners over time do brake down and need to be replaced so not cost affective
I really love your videos. You are teaching a lot in an innovative and creative way. I, myself, want to raise ducks and you really make me impatient to experience this in the future.
I'm a new subscriber, just want to say I've spent my Labor Day weekend so far, watching you work your butt off, while I stay home, in doors So Cal heat wave on lock down still. Love❤ this channel, you do a great! Job, everything from videos, animals names, editing, music! Love the music! Also your passion for your animals and for your life on a farm, really infectious! I'll keep watching👏👏👏👏
Was this a cool video? Yes. Is Toby the best farm dog ever? Yes. Did I name my chicken and cat in Stardew Valley Margie and Pablo because of this channel? Absolutely.
I always laugh so hard at the little clips you stick in “I wanna punch you in the face so bad right now”! 😂 Ahh! The exploding pillow days scare me sometimes. When the wind blows a bunch in one area ... it literally looks like an alien abducted one of my birds and left her feathers behind.... or an earthly predator.
The first thing that I noticed was the color of the sky! Such a beautiful turquoise blue!! Complete opposite of any waterfowl drinking water at the end of the day. I swear I heard you call the camera goose ' Entitled!' Wonderful video - really enjoyed it! Poor Pablo Escobarn!
When I was little we used to have geese, and one of them which was handraised became one of my best childhood friends, he was such a character! He even got very attached to our dog, they played together, the gander even 'barked' whenever the dog barked, and we used to walk together around, kind of as a flock, I have lots of beautiful memories with that goose. :) Also when you mentioned how much can a goose fly, I immediatly remembered one of our other geese which actually was swift enough to fly, and wanted to share that with you. It was crazy, she once got scared by who knows what, she was quite skittish too, and flied away from our yard to the main street, that would be around 500-700 meters in lenght, but she was actually very up in the sky, maybe over 10 meters! I bet she could have been able to fly with a wild geese flock too...
Great VR video Geese might be like parrots in that they bite things to feel texture, possibly because they also scavenge for food like said birds - hence the destructive behaviour.
You brought back an old memories.......60 odd years ago we lived in an old caravan (trailer) my dad and me, and the waste water just ran out of our sink and into a rut in the field. The owner of the field had geese who would come up every now and then to drink our washing up water. They would always sample it and throw their heads back clacking their beaks as if it was the the very best wine. There was also a horse that managed to get the door open and steal the loaf of bread the baker had delivered. The geese would drive the horses to the top of the hill and the peck the horse to make it gallop. Then they hung onto the horses tail and spread their wing so they could glide/fly behind the horse to the bottom of the hill. Only of course to do it all again.
I am so glad you shared this story. It made me smile thinking about the antics between the geese and the horses.
Id believe that, geese are crazy clever/cheeky. The Untitled Goose Game isn't far off. My grandfather's goose had a penchant for shoelaces. My sister at about 3 yo wore a dress out to his place once with a big ribbon bow on it, which the goose thought was the greatest thing ever. Chased her around snapping at the bow. Course, she was about the same size, and kinda scarred for life. I thought it was hilarious. Raptors would have been terrifying.
Also, Ive seen pink n grey galahs climb a grassy hill, lie down n roll down it sideways, only to dizzly stagger back up to do it again. Birds absolutely have more smarts than given credit for. Solving puzzles for food rewards is one thing, coming up with games just for fun is next level.
This type of video with you freely narrating about the animals as a voiceover could become an occasional thing! It's really relaxing and a nice change of pace from the other types of videos. Also, your tone of narration seemed different here (because you were probably sitting down and reacting to video instead of being out there doing chores), and it was different in a positive way. Please make more of these in the future :)
It is pretty cool to see a day from the animal's perspective.
pure ASMR... so good
exactly!
I love this comment
Plus, your choice of music is GREAT and compliments your voiceovers. Thanks for having a clean-language channel.
I'm loving this realistic Untitled Goose Game
it’s the VR version duh
😆😆😆
Trying to mount a GoPro on a Goose is probably easier than mounting it on Pablo 😂
I'm pretty sure I'd need chain mail to try that with my cats!
Are you sure? I mean Pablo at least does not freak out when touched
@@octapusxft cats aren't created equal just like all men are not treated equal
Pablo: If you want me to be your cameraman you'll have to pay me way better than kibble! Farm animals, unionize!
i am pretty sure that was just some angry cat noise played over a chill pablo camera sway
my roommate just ordered release the quacken t shirt for my birthday next month and you sir have no idea how happy that makes me thank you Gold Shaw Farms for being an awesome dude and a righteously epic youtube channel
I have two of them. Good quality shirts. You’ll enjoy it!
Gay
Josh Nim Hateful much?
@@KARIS1961 not much
Hiring a goose as a cameraman was a really bright idea.
I hope the goose has received a well deserved pay for that excellent work.
Your choice of music is GREAT and compliments your voiceovers. Also, thanks for having a clean-language channel. I can comfortably show your channel to my friends.
This is incredible, I never knew a goose could multitask playing the violin at the same time as nibbling on stuff.
The old Missouri farmers used to say if you want to seal a pond you need to keep some hogs. Evidently they will wallow and mash and make a hard bottom on a new pond. I have never tried it - only heard the old tale.
I posted the same thought today before I saw your comment. I've seen others on TH-cam mention it as well.
I really liked this video! I have two geese and 11 ducks. I hand feed my birds every night, before they "go to bed", fresh greens such as kale, collards and giant dandelion greens. I LOVE watching my geese eat! The ripping and tearing is so cool, and they do it so fast. When their little tongues poke out of their beaks, as they eat, is stinking adorable! It's my favorite part of the day. I get one on one time with my birds, it's when they let me pet them, and they get "snacks". They know the words, "Birdie birds! I've got your snacks!". They come running, wings flapping, and making so much noise in their excitement! Now, they get excited and come running every time they hear my voice, but they are exceptionally louder when I bring snacks... Lol
Toby has such an intimidating bark oh my goodness, and when the howls started and the birds scattered and he jumped into action it was awesome he really does his job!
That was a really nice way to see things from a gooses perspective. Love that crunchy noise eating the grasses. The whole video was fascinating 😊. Toby dog is just a perfect friend to all. What a sweetheart 🥰
I could watch Duck Cam all day. It’s kind of relaxing. The commentary is great, too.
I cannot be the only person who wants these videos but without the music. I love the sounds the make and I have and will spend hours outside watching and listening to my ducks and geese. It’s one of the most calming sounds imo. Well, until someone decides to start chewing on my hair.
This video is amazing. I love these videos where we get to see animal behaviour. I'd love to see more Goose-cam! Thank you for these awesome videos 😊
I really appreciate the different perspectives you let us see of your farm. I really appreciate how you kept the camera on until after they in the duck house. So fun to see that perspective.
This was, as usual, a treat of a video. Please keep up your variety of styles. Never boring often soothing and even exciting. Your enthusiasm for your chosen life is contagious. Thank you.
Seeing the farm from a bird's eye view with your voiceover is so darn relaxing...
That was cool to see what's happening in the coop before the release the quacken moment and running up the ramp with unnamed goose. I like when it looked like he was hiding but watching you way off in the distance. That was really cool. I'm glad he put up with us!
You should name him Marty Stouffer. He's a wildlife filmmaker.
I think "untitled goose" is a really good name. 😀
@@lauramarschmallow2922 even better!
Yes
When ever I see your videos, it puts a smile on my face.
I am a new subscriber mainly because I like the way you love and respect your animals. It is a deep appreciation for them as well as for the life you are leading as a farmer/rancher. God bless you and the Gold Shaw Farm.
Aren't they beautiful creatures? I find ducks and geese so beautiful. I like their personalities too.
Love your musical choices. The strings music today added so much artistic depth to your narrative about the animals and work you do on your farm. We also love your other musical pieces, which are kind of humorous. Our family is on it Monday and Thursday mornings!
Seeing the world through a goose's eyes is a humbling experience,i wish life can be that simple for us humans. Great video
Another video where I smiled all the way through! I liked Toby looking like he's doing a head count as they all start to go to bed. Those coyote howls sent chills through me and I would have run for shelter too!! Toby's bark though ....... what a sound! Thank you for this happy interlude in these unhappy times.
This was really great! I am surprised the geese left the camera alone all day. Glad they did as it made for some really nice footage. Thank you for sharing. 🧡🦢🧡
I am watching your videos for thr lat 2 months ( when I discvered them) and I have to say that they gave me joy and wil to live. I live alone and to see all of your wonderful farm and family make me relax and sleep better at night . Thank you so much.God bless you
Thanks for watching!
You know, with so much crap that is on the internet it is so nice to just watch something wholesome and interesting. The editing is also very funny.
Had a rough morning and watching this has been so soothing. Love it
Yeah, I had a really sour start to my day as well and was in a sort of bad mood thinking about things too much... then this video came along and brightened my day just from the title alone.
I hope you had a better day :D
May be Goose biting on things means they are sharpening their ,which is their natural instincts. I think if they have given some sand they could do that way' Sand also good for their digestion .
Thanks :)
Does this apply to all birds?
Not sure about all birds
May be apply since they cant brush...
@@ave_rie not sure about all birds, but I do know that a lot of herbivore animals eat small amounts of sand and tiny stones to help the food digest in their tummy and digestive track, so I'm sure theres other birds as well as the geese that do it.
Holy cow! Mounting the GoP on the goose! Well done❣️😍💜🤩🌎🙏
This is amazing. You trying to get the GoPro on that goose was just like when I try to groom my dog. Except you had success 🤣. My favorite parts were getting to see him or her eat and drink and then getting to see the scaredy geese be normal. So awesome. Thanks!
I love these kinds of videos! I think a really good idea would be to make this a weekly thing where you stick the GoPro on one of the animals .
Can't get enough Gold Shaw Farms!
The Parks and Rec gang are my favorite. Your memes and editing cuts are getting even better and funnier too! I love it!
YESSSS THIS IS THE VIDEO I'VE ALWAYS DREAMED OF WATCHING!!!!! THANK YOU MORGAN!!!!
It just looks so peacefull and calm, I love it!
This was really cool and I loved your voice over documentary style explanations. Also, I would love more of the go pro footage set to music!
Loved this perspective. I wanted to see more footage of their end of the day, inside their house. A few more seconds in a future video, please.
He was really running away like you ain’t getting this camera back!
It was so relaxing to watch GooseCam with you narrating, hearing the sounds of the farm... I really enjoyed this video:)
"All ducks go to bed!"
I love that.
This has to be one of my absolute faves now. The Güß POV was an awesome experience. It was like some serious spycam footage, I had to rewind that lockpicking part like four times 😂 That and Pablo’s A HELL NAW
Glad you know about Temple. She is a real character and really understands animals.
LMAO i love how as soon as the coyotes and toby started going at it the birds were like "nope" and ran into their houses
Your video edit/inserts are so funny.
You made my day again. Gave me some ideas about how to change our set up too after seeing the world from the goose cam. Brilliant idea. Thank you!
You're absolutely right, I love that "snk snk snk" sound geese make eating grass & leaves.
We have one male white Chinese goose as a guardian for our 16 chickens, and his favorite thing is to dig these GIANT HOLES in muddy dirt. No idea why he's eating all that mud, and indeed, he's just walked up to me looking like he's had a mud pack facial applied, like he's at a spa.. honk.
I’m glad the parcs and rec gang is still going strong ❤️
I am a proud first time owner of 6 ducklings and through research I came across one of your videos. I am now a fan. Must admit, I watched all the videos in 2 days and I subscribed and wish you and your lovely wife and animals all the best on your life journey :)
755 view and 24 comment but um gold shaw farms is like the best farm channel like if I'm right
gold shaw and justin Rhodes
@@bondon696 I like Justin but I stopped watching him recently over how he made his pig pen... No animal should be forced to walk/sleep on their own crap 24/7 even pigs. I did like how he had his pigs set up before that where they could walk around and get under a roof when they needed it.
Can’t wait for Toby dog to get a friend to play with 😎
The parks and recreation is my absolute favourite! They're like leisure friends hanging out roaming around the town
My Grandmother raised geese and sold them at Xmas time. We spent the summers watching out for the gander, he could be nasty lol. Kind wished my grandmother had of shared her “know how” when it came to raising geese. Enjoy your videos...thanks for the memories 🦆🐓❤️
That was hilarious when you were trying to get it on 😂😂😂🤙
It's always interesting to see things from the animal's view point lol. Great video as always.
@goldshawfarm
I think a good name for the scaredy ducks would be Scaredy Quacks
Name him Casper the friendly Goose.
Casper the friendly floof
Loved watching this, you always narrate so well and choose good background music. I liked your reference to Temple Grandin. Thank you for your hard work to produce these excellent videos!
Awsome. I love the brown pack of ducks, they are so beautiful!
Hey Morgan, love your videos keep up the good work!
when BBC and other wildlife documentaries used remote cams to film animals in their natural habitat it always intrigued me. This reminds me so much of that. Nice to see the scared ducklings starting to settle, and the interaction between the different flocks :-)
That was really cool. Really neat watching the world from a gooses point of view & watching them eat. God bless & be with you all always ❤ 🙏 💛
Thanks for giving us a goose view of the world around them
I loved watching this video, it was really cool to see it from the gooses perspective.
This was EPIC! What a intimate perspective this was. Definitely a success!🌻
Thank you I felt really depressed today, this footage helps.
Watch as many of Morgan's vids as you need. Fight back against that Depression. Do good things for yourself & others, & persevere. God love you!
This video was so neat!
Haha, it's pretty funny to think of the geese as lock picks 🙂
at 7:33 it really does look like that goose is staging a jailbreak...lol
Your videos are getting SO entertaining!! I stop what I am doing to watch!! Thank you for your hard work! Would love to see slow motion videos of them eating, (or fighting over the food) 🤣
I really enjoyed the style of this video. The music, goose cam footage, and your narrative overdub really came together.
it's funny.. rather than breed ducks and geese, I breed fish - and a lot of what you say here about observing your animals and how you love just watching them do what they do and finding ways to improve their environment based on their perspective is what I do when it comes to my fish tanks. You learn so many invaluable lessons just by watching their behavior on an average day that you could never learn by reading an article somewhere, and that observation helps you a lot when it comes to spotting changes in their behavior when they're ill or something is wrong. Animals in general are just so amazing, and observation of them is one of my favorite things to do. You feel so much more connected to them and understanding of their behavior when you do!
O.m.g. I am so glad that you had Ron swanson record all the goose and geese wandering around enjoying themselves.
It was amazing 😉
Thank you very much. I enjoy all your videos.
Oh, you and your wife make a beautiful couple 🤗
I loved listening to what you enjoy about your farm and your animals!
I was thinking the same thing. I love watching and hearing the grass eating up close!! I could also listen to their little feet go up and down that duck ramp all day! Why can’t you use an insert or use that heavy black tarp stuff used to make backyard fish ponds for your duck pond? Is there some explanation for that?
As far as the pool liners go, I believe he mentions in a past video that he wants the pond to be the most natural experience for his birds. With intentions to harvest them at some point, he doesn't want to expose them to unnatural chemicals/plastics that will leech into the water. I could have misremembered the details though
That’s correct Morgan was looking into other options and with ducks and geese a pond liner would cause more problems in the hotter times as the water would receded naturally anyway and the liner would then be exposed and cause problems 🙈 it would become slippery which would then act as a sliding problem as to the other kind of liners that have a sand paper effect on them that would cost a lot more money than he would want to spend on a liner pulse liners over time do brake down and need to be replaced so not cost affective
How fabulous that you quoted Temple Grandin❤!
I really love your videos. You are teaching a lot in an innovative and creative way. I, myself, want to raise ducks and you really make me impatient to experience this in the future.
I loved your reference to Temple Grandin. Her book How Animals Make Us Human is one of my favorites.
Have you considered uploading the full unedited version as a sort of ASMR type video? Might be relaxing to have on.
I'm a new subscriber, just want to say I've spent my Labor Day weekend so far, watching you work your butt off, while I stay home, in doors So Cal heat wave on lock down still. Love❤ this channel, you do a great! Job, everything from videos, animals names, editing, music! Love the music! Also your passion for your animals and for your life on a farm, really infectious! I'll keep watching👏👏👏👏
Was this a cool video? Yes. Is Toby the best farm dog ever? Yes. Did I name my chicken and cat in Stardew Valley Margie and Pablo because of this channel? Absolutely.
And the Oscar goes to.....you should name him Oscar because that was an awesome performance- no Dramamine needed and the grass chewing was superb!
Great to see Ron S. living the good life !!!
I always laugh so hard at the little clips you stick in “I wanna punch you in the face so bad right now”! 😂 Ahh! The exploding pillow days scare me sometimes. When the wind blows a bunch in one area ... it literally looks like an alien abducted one of my birds and left her feathers behind.... or an earthly predator.
Maybe if you get them chewing toys like plastic rings for babies or dog toys they'll ease up on the chewing?
Now, I KNOW you didn't REALLY try to go-pro Pablo! Untitled is a really sweet goose, he didn't mind the camera, just went about his goosey business.
Lol they eat the grass through the fence even though there’s plenty within the fenced area. The grass is always greener...
This was a really cool experience! Thank you, Morgan.
Love the video of the inside of the duck house 🥰
I love watching this GoPro with the goose pretty awesome you can tell that they live a very happy Goose life
*Did I break my Goose?*
That was hilarious!
*D i d I b r e a k m y G o o s e ?*
Great job. I’m delighted to watch them. Please do it again. Thank you.
One of your best videos I think, so interesting!! Love that poor little untitled goose-cam goose, giving us a window into their life 😊
The first thing that I noticed was the color of the sky! Such a beautiful turquoise blue!! Complete opposite of any waterfowl drinking water at the end of the day.
I swear I heard you call the camera goose ' Entitled!'
Wonderful video - really enjoyed it!
Poor Pablo Escobarn!
I loved the go pro camera. Especially glad you used a Temple Grandin quote at the end.
This was one of the best of your shares. I enjoyed it greatly. Thank you.
When I was little we used to have geese, and one of them which was handraised became one of my best childhood friends, he was such a character! He even got very attached to our dog, they played together, the gander even 'barked' whenever the dog barked, and we used to walk together around, kind of as a flock, I have lots of beautiful memories with that goose. :) Also when you mentioned how much can a goose fly, I immediatly remembered one of our other geese which actually was swift enough to fly, and wanted to share that with you. It was crazy, she once got scared by who knows what, she was quite skittish too, and flied away from our yard to the main street, that would be around 500-700 meters in lenght, but she was actually very up in the sky, maybe over 10 meters! I bet she could have been able to fly with a wild geese flock too...
LOVE YOUR ADD ONS, LIKE MUSIC AND CUT AWAYS ...THANKS FOR ALL YOU DO:):)
SEEING THE SKY & CLOUDS AND GRASS IS LOVELY. :):)
Great VR video
Geese might be like parrots in that they bite things to feel texture, possibly because they also scavenge for food like said birds - hence the destructive behaviour.