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Those right there are July bugs 😂. Hope all is well. Keep in the shade and the air moving.

Honestly this video reminds me SO MUCH of my time in Kenya!🤯

I hate junebugs!

I'm so happy you were able to get to the boys in time! So sorry about sweet Bonnie! 💔

Glad to see you got the rain and that the water had time to soak in versus raining so fast it just ran off to the creeks. You will see a big improvement quickly with those amounts on your pastures. Stay safe!🙏❤

So sorry about Bonnie 😢 Thank goodness the boys made it . ❤

So sorry to hear about Bonnie.

Sorry for your loss of Miss Bonnie. ❤

So sorry to hear about Bonnie. Glad the boys are pulling through; here it looks like Flox (?) is a bit hunched up. I'm sure you know to watch for coccidiousis as well as worms and pneumonia but thought I'd mention them because I know how sometimes our brains don't work right when we are stressed out and exhausted. Hugs.

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So sorry about Bonnie but so happy about the boys. Boy, Axel, is one gorgeous little man. ❤❤❤

I hope your goats are better, soon.

Its cooler if im a lil bit

His a gen X, in dog years 😮 respect

I would not let my horses drink out of something that I would not drink

I've never seen a bot fly in Arkansas that's crazy

Smart boy. Very efficient.

All that grass floating on the top the dog goes beneath the grass and gets some water

They have bot flies over here in this country!???

The ladies brought everyone (other ladies and kids) to meet the gents.

We've had at least 3 rabbits this year with bot flies. Nasty things. You did great getting it out.

Insane!❤

Had those down in TX but usually on the back of the neck; I would syringe some alcohol into the hole to kill it then pull it out and flush hole with peroxide. Would normally heal up in a few days. That's ugly on her eye, good thing you caught it so quick I've seen them as big around as my thumb.

Good video

THAT WAS CRAZY!!!!!!!!!!

N.E. Arkansas here. Hot!

I feel for you guys!! You look to be making great progress. Best wishes for more comfortable temperatures. 🙏❤

Have you guys shared the story of how and why you came to the decision you made to move? I'm so curious. I love your videos, and watching you guys fulfill your dreams. There are two things I could NOT do living there - deal with the heat, and deal with the flies. Everything else looks amazing.

Just a suggestion. These new mini splits are the bomb for heating and cooling. They're cheap and very efficient and extremely quite. I've got a single 18kbtu unit cooling the first level of my house running less than 1500 watts, up and down of course. Just received today a 12kbtu for my new 10x20 foot shed that will most likely be running well below a 1000 watts most of the time. $770 bucks delivered to the front door. Right up the alley for DIY kinda people as we are........

Be careful. Lot different kind of heat over this way than dry heat in Arizona

I know what you mean about HUMIDITY! Stay as cool as you can. Keep hydrated. Love you ❤

It has been super humid here too. It's even been raining and I don't usually see rain from April until the 3rd week of July but got 1.8" in two storms this past week. Now just super muggy and sticky with 98-104 with 50=70% humidity. Poor Esmarelda (my doe with triplets) is having a hard time with it but everyone else is doing ok. Next week going to get hotter but maybe a little dryer. Off to check out your new website stuff; gotta order more silicon already!

stay safe guys

Bless your heart! Our Arkansas summer heat / humidity is no joke!

How many acres do you all have here in Arkansas anyways?

Are you milking any goats right now? Curious how that is going at the new place and what your setup is like. 😊

I can't wait until the fencing is done to watch the boys be in there glory ❤

Wow, what a hike. Brandon is going to do a miracle there getting that fence through there. Love your place.

Now many nanny do you have

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As a farmer I've never had anything to do with goats but certainly their shinny coats would indicate to me they're doing great. All the best from Scotland 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

They look great! ❤

Used to love to throw a bunch of black berries in a pot and cook em for just a bit. Stir in some butter and pour the soupy mess over a big fat homegrown biscuit... mmmm mmmmm. Can't eat that sorta stuff anymore but the memories are still good.

Goat butter?!? That's a thing?! I NEED to know how you separate the cream to make the butter....please!?? Oh. My. YUM!! Are you milking your girls at the new homestead? If so, I really would love to see how you make your butter.

Looks delicious!!!

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First of all, your lockets are looking awesome! The turtle 🐢 is so cute! The berries came in handy. It looks delicious. Love the video 📹 ❤

If you are just making syrup you can skip the pectin. I do a lot of simple syrups with herbs and sometimes fruit. Just prep your fruit or herb, measure how much you have, bring to a boil, add in an equal amount of sugar, bring back to a boil and stir until all sugar is dissolved. Put in jars. Since I don't have any cool storage I do tend to water bath them for about 10 -15 min to ensure a good seal and safety. Locally in late winter and early spring I can get a lot of lemons and limes and a lot of times I'll juice and make syrup like this. Dilute with 3-4 times as much water and you have lemon or limeade that is even better than frozen concentrate. Mint syrup is a delicious addition to ice tea.

Good video

You seem happy and that’s important try to stay cool 😊