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I wanted to thank everybody for watching, subscribing and sharing this video. I recently went out to visit TJ in White Mountain Apache lands and we did two more videos on the drums and bow and arrow's he makes. He is making a bass drum for me out of my elk hides. Please check out those videos and we will show the finished product when he is done. :) ruclips.net/video/sIth6Eyr6ss/видео.html ruclips.net/video/wCihtPPleGI/видео.html

Nice baskets

We get those, too. It takes time before red wigglers come to assist in the garden, so we have grubs to do that work. They turned a foot of sheep litter into a few inches of castings.

Those are beautiful. Are they the ones you showed growing this past summer? Very nice.

Good looking birds you've got there. 😊 Are you planning on breeding them and supplying poults locally, or meat, or? We finally got some broody hens that hatched out 11 poults this summer. It's so much easier when the mamas care for the babies compared to brooding babies from the hatchery! We are off grid outside of St Johns, looks like we're kind of neighbors. Best wishes for the holidays!

As long as the weeds don't overtake your crop you're ok. I'd probably take a weedwacker to them just below your crop. Also why not amend the planting hole and not the entire space.

Very cool! Corn will variegate and cross pollinate. What you plant ain't always what you get

Very nice garden. Interesting motive of preserving seeds. Liked & subscribed

can you train a bird to be a southern fried fillet?

Hedgerows are good for protecting plants from the wind. Planting stuff like blackberries and other bushy fruit plants along your fence will help.

Beautiful and very healthy looking!❤

Great fishing bait.

🔥❤🔥 love it! Beautiful spot! Great looking greenhouse! I bought some land in southern AZ recently, it'll be a couple years before I move to it but very excited! I'm glad I found your channel, I just subscribed.

Beautiful horses.. awesome to see them so relaxed and chilled.

Congratulations finding so much free chicken feed!

Why are your walkways so wide? You could fit another row of crops down each.

This is good 👍🏽 Blessings to our four leggeds 🐎🙏🏾

wow, you grow so much corn I really like eating corn

😊the first one gotta 🤍 on his butt👍🏽they are beautiful blessings..thank you to our winged ones🪶

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I have Hashimoto's disease. I'm f66 and only got diagnosed 11/2020 despite having hypothyroidism since 9/1994. I have been diligently working for the last 2 years, detoxing my body. It's been tough, but the freedom from inflammation has been priceless. I mean my lymph nodes were swollen to the size of a softball under my left arm. That's the symptom that got my NP to order the Hashimoto's test. Our food production has changed over the last 60 years, and it's killing people literally. Glad you're saving and planting these seeds. Wishing you and your family the very best and Many Blessings

Beautiful

They kind of look like dried cranberries. They're so pretty.

Chickens come from the jungle. Snow is not their style 💞

Oh NO! I'm sorry you had this problem! I'm glad you can work on several different solutions.

That turkey telling us all about what it's up to is hilarious! He sure does have a lot to say! So do the girls. Lol. just standing there and talking to you, hoping for more snacks, probably. That's a beautiful construction. It looks great! I hope everything works out for you and the birds. Pigeons too? I had thought about getting into pigeons. They have a lot of benefits to them and they seem to be really personable. One of our "rules" is that we won't have livestock that we can't eat - just on the off chance of alien invasion or zombie apocalypse or something. I haven't been able to find squab in the stores, so can't say that we would or would not eat it. So, final determination on whther or not we'll get into pigeons is waiting until after that. I have to say that the idea of a full pigeon coop, with healthy birds, just seems like a warm thought. The chickens and geese are more than enough for me, though. Now that I'm getting some things taken care of, the pressure will let up and I can get them going aong as I want. Best thoughts on this Monday!

Chiga

this does not work with mine apparently

Cool Eastern Screech Owl

Cool duck

WOW! I forget it's November until I see something like this! You have several inches of snow! Those turkeys had something to say to you! Very chatty birds. It's wonderful that the electric heated water bowls worked for you. Thank you for sharing the success! Was it difficult to run a protected line out? Do you recommend protection for a power cord, a permanent power installation, of something else? I hope the Cemani adapt to the weather. The thing I hate most about winter is when a bird gets frostbite. Frustrating! I hope you don't have that problem with your mixed flock.

Levitating pumpkins just mean you're a wizard! Yeah, I've used old barbecue skewers to punch through fruits and vegetables (and certain meats and other things...) and then hung those up with heavy garden twine on both ends. I learned to not balance them, or rig something so that the skewer was suspended from one end or the birds would use it like a swing. I need to pull those out again. There's some apocryphal evidence that says various types of squash might have a (gentle, natural) deworming effect on chickens. I haven't done a whole bunch of reading on that specific topic, but everything from cucumbers to winter squash is suggeste for that. My birds seem to like different squash in differing amounts depending on time of year, type of squash, and what mood they might be in. I haven't seen anything to prove or disprove the Old Wives' Tale, Take it as having the value for which you paid. (It was free advice, so ...) They look happy!

They look so happy and healthy! You can really see the size difference between the breeds! Thank you for that! The Royal Palms are beautiful and perfect for the smaller household, but that gorgeous Slate Grey turkey is so stately! What a beautiful morning!

My cockerels are starting to sound off, too. It's so funny to listen to them as they learn to crow. It looks like your apron is goat fence? Yeah, I use multiple types of fence for different things. Right now, I'm able to put all my separation pens inside a chain link fenced area, so I can skip over some of the more sturdy predator defense and go straight for chicken wire - no need to keep dogs and stuff out, the chian link does that. It looks like a lot of work and overhead handwork, but it'll be fantastic when you're done. Planning for future expansion is great! Being able to add in what you think you'll need is amazing. Great job! Love the plan and how you're getting it all done. Beautiful birds. They look healthy and happy! Those Red Bourbon turkeys are quite the decent size! The Delaware cockerels are so big!

Great job! I love my blue corn. Thanks for sharing. I am curious, how deep did you plant? How many seeds per hole and how far apart were your stations. Any corn smut? Also any red ears? What about random colors kernels? Thanks again!

I love these baskets. I collect them. His work is absolute perfection.

A spectacular video Steven, so glad you still have lots of cacti and succulents. I miss New Mexico sometimes, but have made it down there a couple of times since we moved back up North here. Hope you are both doing well these days!

Hey Steven, really appreciate and enjoyed this video of your greenhouse. It was very exciting to hear your voice and see your plants. Robin and I are back in Lindsborg, Ks., and in the house I grew up in. Still growing mostly Mesembs. I look forward to coming down to Albuquerque sometime as my Greer road Sandy loam is running a little bit low. It is the best soil I've ever used. Sincerely, Paul 😊😊😊😊 8:16

Beautiful work 😮 You must have some beautiful visions from your colorful dreams brother! Im amazed...❤

Hello 👋! I did not know about this poultry show in St John's Az. Is it an annual event? Nice birds ! Im a chicken lover and owner. Chambers Az.

BEAUTIFUL 😍 Love you God

The baskets are beautiful

What gorgeous birds! That goose had opinions and wanted to chat! The turkeys, call ducks, and pigeons were gorgeous! Love that there are so many different pigeons (I'm interested in them, but ...) Call ducks are just too cute for words. Those bantam chickens were something! The Modern reminded me of game cocks and the "chicken supermodel" type. Silver Penciled anything look like blank coloring book pages. Love them! I'm afraid to go to a show for fear of trying to take home too many birds. What a fantastic place!

incredible work!

Fish and game use traps all the time. Its the best way to catch elusive animals and population management. Nice of you to help out

Beautiful and may he have the greatest of success. Aho

I'm wondering if you can tell me something about this pattern

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That's awful. I hope you're able to stop the trapping. Just ... it hurts my heart to see all the wildlife dead from that snap trap. While I was training for Wildlife and Fisheries, we had to work with all kinds of traps and nets - some of them so we could use and dsable them, some of them because they're used by Fish and Game and in WIldlife research and management. I saw so many mangled and dead animals during that time that I swore I would never use a snap trap that didn't kill immediately or glue trap at all if I could avoid them. I keep a live trap. I use it for the critters that come to eat my flock. I do my best to be humane about it though. Humans can just suck, sometimes.

Wow that’s tough. Was that a legal trap?