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Thank you sir happy Thanksgiving to you all as well

@@LuvLivingAlways hey there! Thank you for watching. Yes we do have to keep up with parasite protection mainly deworming. I haven’t really had anything like fleas on them and very few ticks but I attribute the lack of ticks to how we stay close up during their heavier seasons

@wolfbranchhomestead Thanks, Wolf❣Do they live in the barn? *I'm not sure if you got to see my messsge on your so-sweet Thanksgiving short, but I sure loved your idea thankfullness🙏🏼

@@LuvLivingAlwaysI will check and see thank you! They have a barn with a paddock type area and we also have two other fenced areas they rotate along with taking lots of walks browsing down the trail and outskirts of the garden. The deep woods walks are fall and winter time though

@@wolfbranchhomesteadThank you, Wolf😇 They are such blessed Goats to live their lives with y'all🙏🏼 Thank you for sharing with me❣

Thank you for watching and reading more about her! I am happy to share. She has been such an inspiration and motivator to me that it is the least I can do to show how grateful I am for her. I appreciate you watching with us and hope you have a great weekend

Thank you for watching! I am hoping one day to get clearer video but for now happy to share for folks who may not have seen them! Hope you are all doing well - any fishing yet?

Mike took awhile to get enough of a view to identify this one! Worth it though to catch a glimpse thanks for watching

@ no problem

@@ontariorubyreds7965 LOL!

Thank you so much for watching! It was a real treat and happy to share

Thank you Ginger I am glad you enjoyed!

@@wolfbranchhomestead Loved watching the steam engines and hearing the bell.

@@BirdsandGhibliFan These two stayed right together being tended by the same birds so not sure for certain if nest mates but Muninn was the name for the smallest! These two stayed by the area for some time before finally taking off for good about a week or so after this video. We really enjoyed having them- it was such a treat. You are very welcome and thank you so much for watching with us!

Thank you for walking Ginger with us

@@wolfbranchhomestead You are welcome Wolf, very relaxing

Thank you Mike thanks for watching

Hey good to see your comment! Hope you are doing well this weekend. It does sound like HERE! That is a good way to put it. I was happy to see that pretty bird this AM. Our hummers left fairly early this time, usually all gone by mid October. None seen lately but still warm here we may get some stragglers.

@ That’s interesting to hear, since I saw a Hummingbird as late as October 10, which is the latest on record I have ever seen a Hummingbird in my backyard. I’m hoping my Hummer friends made it safe to the tropics and will be excitedly anticipating their return next spring and summer. 🥹🥰 See you soon, Hummies! 👋🥲

Hey good to see your comment and thank you for watching. The rain was much needed, we appreciated it a lot - I was happy all the wood was unloaded first! Thank you for your kind words on the video. As for us, we are located in Alabama - I usually just leave it at that :)

@wolfbranchhomestead Thank you, Wolf, too, for your kindness...always🙏🏼 Alabama it is👍🏼...thank you for sharing❣I'm in Houston, TX...not too far from you♥️

Thank you for watching!

Every other evening or so BBIII is returning! I have to get some more dried apricots but we have been seeing it right about sunset so fingers crossed

Thank you Kim! :)

Yes it was a nice treat our first ulu very neat piece

Thank you so much!

Thank you Mike it was sad to see them go for the year but look forward to sharing more soon

Thank you for this I wondered if it may be something to do with soil

Wow I wonder what causes the sheen?

They usually are only about potato sized, as a reference, the ones that are seen sweating. So far we have not encountered many pieces of quartz rock larger than that (unless you do some deep digging). I have seen some smaller pieces do it as well, but those ones we see usually 1/3 to 1/2 of it is under the ground.

Thank you for responding! As best as we could tell from trying to look, maybe the rock stayed cooler as the day went on and the temp difference between surface and ground could do that yes. I am unsure exactly but it is so neat to see!

Thank you for watching