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Rebar is not a roost. Way too thin and cold!

that's fantastic about the new design for the paddocks, especially the water corridor.

Bahahahaha xD "Trump, pardon me!" Man, that was some seriously well done improv haha. God bless you brother.

Thank you.

"If not, Trump pardon me!" Brian Perry 2025 🤣🤣🤣

Awesome job. you're doing great.👍👍 Good to see your video. Have a great weekend👍👍☺☺💞💞🙏🙏

I hear you Brian. After many tries and dollars for goat containment, I gave up and pulled my economic level pipe horse panels for them. No more escapees or destruction. Keep sharing I love your time spent with us.

If you learn something, you are growing. That's the plan, isn't it? God bless y'all and stay warm.

Nice system! Lol...electric netting is keeping my goats in. I was just thinking I should get more and pull the fence around the chickens and ducks, getting the metal fence posts out for other projects.

Excellent system!

He would pardon you...😂😂🤣🤣

Rats, you have to take your cattle fences down again? That would be frustrating! I hope you won't have to do it again anytime soon! Lucy was a little slow to start. I'm so glad that you have an auger to dig the hole in the ground for the railroad ties. Cool, putting up some gates too! Good idea that the sacrifice area for the winter is the smallest paddock you have. That's great that you have 2 areas that are about 3 acres each. So 6 cows on 3 acres at a time? You need water all at one place for these paddocks. Pretty good time lapse putting all those railroad ties in for gates! Wow, that sponsor with the Wild Badger 4 in 1 yard tool is a good tool. I'm glad you like them. It's good that they have a gas powered one too! It is nicer to have a long run time instead of a battery draining every half hour. You have been showing us all the stuff you've learned as you've farmed your place. Thanks for sharing. I've been impressed with the progress you've done. Thanks for this video Flannel family and Brian.

Sounds great, Brian…you’ve really learned your way by experience..gradually. Thanks for bringing us along..hope everyone is doing well 🙏🏻

love the ending lol

I love your videos! You're so honest and down to earth, Thanks for sharing, your awesome!

Over the last couple of years, I bought all those Different gardening tools. And if I added them all up, they'd be a lot more than what this one's being offered on.

Hahaha .."Trump pardon me"

A: not being able to drop things easily and visit your brother in AL... or your brother from another mother in FL. 😉♥️🙏

So... be honest how bad did you get it after this? It's all over your tractor, golf cart, and chainsaw. Did any of your family or neighbors get it? I hope you are very far away from neighbors

great job with the compost, happy to hear how well flower flannels business is growing.

that is awesome with how docile the large blacks are. I enjoyed the "flashback" scene of old "successful stupid" ideas 🤣

Beautiful! God will continue to bless your marriage because both of you are doing his will. ❤

Awww! I love you brother in law. My sister has such a good dude.

Wisdom and bovinity. Garbage weather was the best environmental diagnosis all day

spot on marriage advice

This made my heart smile. 🥰🙏🏻

Beautiful just in time for Valentine's💞💞

I want. Where is the email address?

Awesome.💞💞 Valentine's in a few days

It's cow time

9:09 me standing around admiring my husband's diy skills so his feelings don't get bruised ❤😂 well done!

I want to start my garden starts later this month! I can't wait for Spring! I bought a soil block maker at a garage sale for $1. I 'll be using it this year. It was -15F degrees here in Minnesota. Nice, Spring oat field you planted. My brother-in-law finally helped me get the Subaru engine rebuilt and my sister and I drove it over to Minnesota the night before Thanksgiving. I've had my car back for a little over a month. I still had some things to fix when I got it to Minnesota. Nice bunch of pallets Brian. I like the plywood ones for a soil bin area. I'll miss my farm but I can still grow some food. That bump out on your house sure looks nice. That's why I like my $600, 12 cubic foot dump Gorilla cart with the non-flat wheels. It sits even with my pick-up tailgate and so it's easy to shovel into it and dump it where you need it. It's small enough you can get it close to things. Since it can carry up to 1300lbs, It can be loaded with fire wood too to move the rounds to make fire wood piles. So versatile. We had no tractors or equipment for the farm. I'm glad to hear later that the piglets did well! Thanks for the planning advice Brian! Thanks for this video Flannel family!

Wow, $400 Big Black Pigs. I like your newer boars. I'm so glad they are so docile! I love the boar name of Hamlet! That's a lot of piglets! So cute! Yes, they are mostly black! I'm so glad you got that boar! Calm pigs and piglets are very nice. I spent $600 on a 12 cubic feet Gorilla dump cart with 4 non-pnuematic tires (never flat). I think that's the best investment for the farm I made.

Great how you raise them in the woods like that : )

I think its safe to burn it if you add it to an established hot fire and you keep your distance and just let it burn to ash

Large Black has very desirable meat. Good find!

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I love my LBH. Glad to see this vid

looking good....great lesson indeed, thank you!!!

I love them. My first Rooster was a freebee. English gold lace Orpington. He taught me how amazing and gentle a rooster can be. The heritage breeds are awesome. Thanks for sharing how important disposition is.

They are adorable! I love how they nurse off of which ever mama is available! How can I buy plant seeds from Flower Flannel?

Hi Brian, Congratulations!!! What a wonderful success!!!

OK I AM CONFUSED! BURNIED POISON IVEY! WHAT THE HECK

So cute

Great video! Thanks

We had Berkshires that were pri cool.

The scariest thing I think I've SEEN you do so far is climb that ridiculously tall ladder to retrieve the feline in distress. I understand you are an experienced firefighter, but DANG. Makes my toes curl just thinking about it lol... great vid man. Keep it up.