If the goal is to have live emu chicks then yes it's your fault. If you are really just showing 'content' well.. you had success. To call this 'nature' being 'nature' is a bit of a reach as your Farm is not 'natural'.. none are. I would suppose it just depends on what you what to accomplish at the end of the day but I will say that as 'caretakers' of these animals that you have accepted responsibility for... that IS your responsibility to care and take every step in insuring their safety... even from those who should instinctively know.
Ahh yes, watch over every chick that hatches on our farm for every minute of the day because an adult bird is unable to take care of their young as nature intended. Or better yet, he died from some natural cause. But sure, blame me.
@@whitehouseonthehill Some people have very strong opinions and lack the maturity to use tact, or the sanity to allow others to do life different. Please do not let these people bring you down. I watch your videos because you are real and I like to see different ways of doing things. I hope you dont allow these little social media dictators to discourage you. It seems they are everywhere. They love conflict and attention. They love to feel superior to others by tearing people down. Its all they have. Pathetic really. Some used to say dont feed the trolls. I personally think they deserve zero attention. Honestly, a lot of them are animal rights activists and its probably better to block them. They are likely looking for any oportunity to stir up some drama. If they thought they had anything worthwhile or valuable to share they would start their own channel and open themselves up to the world. They obviously have nothing to offer so they try to drag down people like you that have worked your butt off for the things you have achieved.
Farming is such a rollercoaster, sometimes you do everything right and it's still not enough, unfortunately not everyone can be saved. I think it just makes every win even more special
@@honiebird3789 thrive…. Hummm how many eggs have to freeze while they’re being nested on before it becomes something that seems unnatural.. just curious? Lol
NATURE does what it does... People who lack understanding are not helpful...EASY TO JUDGE OTHERS Then take log out of own eye. I know you guys care...things are not perfect in this world! I am sad too...but someone not in your shoes HAS NO ROOM TO TALK. Like back street driver! Even with goats bison or lambs first time parents are figuring it out!
Blaming you for nature’s handling of life is wrong! Y’all are very conscientious and caring for your animals. It shows in every video you do. Those who blame you should be ashamed of themselves. I love how you share your ups and downs with us. It’s real life!
So sorry you lost the first one. Maybe you could put a camera in there so if anything good or bad happens you'd have a better idea of why. I think people in the comments can be ignorant of how fragile life can be for animals. You can do everything right and still have losses. I personally love your videos and appreciate how well you care for your animals! You are learning as you go and making adjustments where you can! Please try not to be discouraged by people who react from an emotional place. They probably don't have the knowledge or experience to understand the situation they are judging. ❤
Way to go Bert! Jake and family, I've been watching your videos since you hatched out Bamboo and it hurt to hear how deeply the comments affect you. After years of watching, I know just how much you care about ALL of your animals and how hard you try to give them the the best care. Nature is fickle and even when you do everything right, death can still come. I hope you know that the majority of us never blame you, that we see how hard you and your family work and the exemplary care and love you give your animals. I can't wait to see how the farm grows over the years to come!
Totally agree there Lauren. I've been watching about that long too and appreciate what the whole family do to take care of the animals and birds. Sending love to all at the farm.
Absolutely, 100% correct. New [animal] parents still have to learn how to parent- just like us! I have had many a first time goat mum lose a baby, I have had ducks and chickens abandon babies, first time cow mamas needing help to get it right.... sometimes they lose a baby regardless.
I was thinking this as well. I have Parakeets and have had some of them have bred and well the first time parents don't always know exactly what to do and can accidentally hurt the babies (which can unfortunately lead to their death). Just like us, they do their best, but sometimes that still is not enough.
well, as my grandpa used to say, "Sometimes, things just happen, and we don't know why they happen. The only thing we can do is accept that it happened and move forward, lest you get bogged down by what if's."
While losing them is heartbreaking... It's Nature. Don't blame yourself. I would put a surveillance camera in there to be able to keep an eye on them with your phone. I hope everything goes better with the newest one.
Jake I have been following your channel and family for many years and I don't think I've ever commented on your videos until now. I have watched y'all grow. And I have learned so many things. Y'all have inspired me. It's because of y'all I started my own flock. And raised my own birds. One thing that stuck with me the most....was that we can't always control what happens. Things happen and it, by all means, is not your fault. It's life. And it's nature.. People are going to find fault no matter what you decide to do because everyone thinks they know better. I know it gets tough to ignore those comments. But just know there are a lot of us who support you and your decisions. Y'all are great all the way around. Keep pushing forward! I'm excited to see more Bert babies!!!!
My heart started jumping up and down for joy when I saw the beginning. Hugs to Bert! Hugss to all of you for the loss, I'm so sorry! What a roller-coaster-video! Wishing you all the best for success with the remaining egg and baby emus!
You are doing everything you can. You are not blame. I think your family are fantastic and I have learned so much from you guys. Thanks for all that you do for the many animals and birds that you care about. You guys are amazing.
You all do wonderful things with your birds. There are always things that happen that can't be explained. It's nature and that's what makes your successes so great.
It's a part of nature and life, as sad as it is. I'm so sorry you lost your baby, but Idk how it could be your fault. Hope all goes well with your new one! Best wishes!
So sorry for your loss of the little one, I've followed you for years and know you love all your animals xxx well done Bert getting number 2 hatched, fingers crossed now xxxx
So sorry but yet a happy ending after all. Congrats, Bert!! (and family). I got hooked on your channel when you first got Bamboo's egg and have been with your family since then.
Please ignore the cruel remarks. I grew up on a farm and these things happen. It is not always sunshine and roses. You guys are great with all your animals and so loving. Be strong and know you always do your best and it comes across loud and clear. I love you guys and know you are very conscious of doing your best always.
Oh my, I'm so sorry, my heart goes out to you. Ive been there, it HURTS!🥺 IT'S NOT YOUR FAULT, people are cruel. I love this channel, watching it grow, how you share, beautiful! Much love and blessing to you and you family! Gosh, why people got to be so mean, like can't you see how upset he is in the video??? He, they are HURTING!😢
I don't post to the videos but I wanted you to know that I have been watching your family and the journey . I am a city gal but have been so touched by your compassion for the animals and how you have done your very best to see them thrive and your sadness when things go badly. Your have been an inspiration to the human/animal connection. Lets hope that Bert and you will have success in raising the little ones. Sharing your life has been a highlight for me and i always look forward to the next video.
You have such beautiful chickens to sad that it die when I came back from church today one of our puppies was dead but yeah be strong and keep going I love watching your videos.
Hey you guys are doing a great job. In the wild many chicks die from every kind of bird. Yours are just so watched that it feels sadder to some when ones dies. Great job letting daddy bert do his job.
Ordered another incubator hopefully I'll have better success with this one than the last one Even my homemade one didn't work not having too much luck with incubators or chickens
There will always be haters, it’s jealousy because you and your family are nothing but amazing. Blissfully allowing me to follow the trials and tribulations of a wonderful family. Please just keep doing what you guys are doing.
We love your videos, we've been following you from Chile with my son Damian, who has learned so much from the way you express and feel in your content about Emus, Chickens, Turkeys, Ducks, and all kinds of animals you raise on your farm. Keep up with your content, it entertains us a lot. We know that the little emu didn't survive, but we are hopeful that the others will emerge stronger. Greetings from Chile.
I just love your videos. Little Bella is growing so fast! You are such a beautiful hard working earnest family. God bless you all. Thank you for sharing with us your amazing life.
Omgosh 2 hatched under Bert!!! That's incredible!! Everyone is an expert on the Internet, you're doing the best you can do! I can't wait for the next update.
You should just turn off the comments.. dont let people get you down... they arent living your life.. it really sucks that the chick didnt survive im sorry for you guys ❤ you have a beautiful farm a beautiful family and youre doing a great job
I don't blame you, sometimes it just happens. May the tiny little chick rest in peace but also may the new one fill any void that was in your heart after the other one passed. Count your blessings and don't dwell on your grievances which is definitely easier said than done but you have more supporters than haters. Have fun with the 3 little ones though and congrats!
I’m sorry that your little emu died. I know that you do your best at all times. I value your perseverance. Thank you for making me see your beautiful animals/pets through your filming and editing.
It was really exciting to see those eggs hatching. I have been a subscriber for over 3 or 4 years and remember watching bamboo hatching,I know you have been working on hatching emus for years and it is frustrating and sad to see one died just after hatching but it is great that other eggs hatching and hopefully we will watch them grow like bamboo
Just let the haters hate You guys are doing a wonderful job And everything you're doing right now with emus is all experimental You'll get it down And everything will be perfect in the end Right now you're still learning But so are they They haven't been parents before They don't know how to do this so just keep trying
Thank you for sharing. When the music changed to a minor key I had a feeling there may be bad news at some point. I have my fingers crossed for your surprise ending!
I wouldn't pretend to know what went wrong with the first emu Bert hatched. But I noticed, the second one hatched mush faster. Maybe, the first one just wasn't meant to be. 😢
My thoughts exactly. I never hatch anything bigger than goose, but this chick took it time and the legs where not looking to good, I know some birds can look like this at being with legs ( button quails give me always hart attack in this department) but if something was wrong Bert might rejected,like it would happen in wild. I did grow up on farm and witnessed something like rejection off spring because was weak or sick off and not only in birds , just part of nature. Is sad but sometimes nothing you can do , you can’t be there 24/7 , this way rest off your animal would suffer and other things might go wrong on farm.
This is just life. Yall do yalls best and it's better than most. So proud of yall. At least you got a couple babies. Better than none like years in the past!
Without knowing the exact cause of the death, no one is to blame. Based on years of raising poultry (I’m retired now), I believe the hatchling emu was what breeders call a straggler or weakling. They are not uncommon. It took too long for it to get out of the egg, its feet were clenched (you noticed that), and its balance was unstable (flopped around). Compare it to the other hatchling and the difference is readily seen. Chances are that no matter what was done, it would not have survived and its death could not have been prevented. Stop the misplaced blame and concentrate on the successes.
What a success at the end though, through tears success happens... Sometimes you cant be there for your animals 24/7. You have to tkae a break, you habe to look after you and the kids needs .. dont beat yourself up as much as you have. Its amazing bert hatched 2 so far this season... Hopefully he will get more next season ❤️
No one should ever blame you guys. You all farm and parent like the old days. Back to basics, morals, responsibilities, and consequences. I think you are awesome, and they way you treat your animals show too. Great job.
It is so apparent in all your videos how much you care for your animals. Don't listen to people who are obviously ignorant. Death is a part of life, especially on a farm. Still very sad and disappointing, but do not blame yourself. Love you content, even the hard to watch moments. It is refreshing to see such honesty.
Jake, Becky, and Family, No one should blame you for this emu not surviving. You did absolutely the right thing. Ernie needed to hatch, and take care of the emu. In nature these things happen. I have said a prayer that Ernie continues to take care of this emu, and it survives. Hang in there! Hugs to Y'all.
We have watched your channel as a family for years. The ups and the downs have helped us in training our own kids on the beauty of life and the difficulty of death. Not your fault at all! Keep up the great work! Great work guys!
Is not your fault, that’s part of nature. You are doing a good job and I bet nobody could do what you done so far. You have a family to take care of plus you take care of all those animals. You are my hero.
This made me shed a tear for all the little human babies that have been taken to a better place, no one would ever dare tell the parent it was their fault, when they were doing all in their power to change the outcome. This is just the reality of nature and it’s sad others don’t recognize this. Shows the world has so much growth to do
I am sorry you lost the chick. People often judge us thinking they could have done it better. I am also happy for your successes. You have such a heart for animals. Don't let the hecklers get to you.
I’m sorry this ended up the way it did. Yes it’s a learning experience but don’t blame yourself, any hatch doesn’t always work out. Thank you for sharing.
It's a double edged sword. If you know you have done everything possible for these eggs to hatch successfully and the hatchlings to survive, then there's no one to blame. Even in the wild, nature will take its course and only the strongest will survive. I know it's heartbreaking to lose them after all the work you put into this. Just know that you did all that you could.
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If the goal is to have live emu chicks then yes it's your fault. If you are really just showing 'content' well.. you had success. To call this 'nature' being 'nature' is a bit of a reach as your Farm is not 'natural'.. none are. I would suppose it just depends on what you what to accomplish at the end of the day but I will say that as 'caretakers' of these animals that you have accepted responsibility for... that IS your responsibility to care and take every step in insuring their safety... even from those who should instinctively know.
Ahh yes, watch over every chick that hatches on our farm for every minute of the day because an adult bird is unable to take care of their young as nature intended. Or better yet, he died from some natural cause. But sure, blame me.
It's not your fault! If he wasn't meant to live then nature took its course. Keep going and don't let these haters demotivate you
Tell me you've never raised a farm animal without telling me you've never raised a farm animal, this guy/girl/toaster goes first.
Farm animals can die unexpectedly. Especially babies. That's farm life.
@@whitehouseonthehill Some people have very strong opinions and lack the maturity to use tact, or the sanity to allow others to do life different.
Please do not let these people bring you down.
I watch your videos because you are real and I like to see different ways of doing things.
I hope you dont allow these little social media dictators to discourage you. It seems they are everywhere. They love conflict and attention. They love to feel superior to others by tearing people down. Its all they have. Pathetic really.
Some used to say dont feed the trolls. I personally think they deserve zero attention. Honestly, a lot of them are animal rights activists and its probably better to block them. They are likely looking for any oportunity to stir up some drama.
If they thought they had anything worthwhile or valuable to share they would start their own channel and open themselves up to the world. They obviously have nothing to offer so they try to drag down people like you that have worked your butt off for the things you have achieved.
Farming is such a rollercoaster, sometimes you do everything right and it's still not enough, unfortunately not everyone can be saved. I think it just makes every win even more special
Agreed 😊
I own a farm And it is
I don't blame any of you. You're doing a great thing. Don't let people's opinions get you down. I love watching your farm and family grow.
Same here
I do to it makes me want a farm
Yesss I agree they did nothing wrong, and Bert still has a chance!!
Don't blame people
What else could he had done he did all he could so I would say it is not his fault
That's nature. Noone is to blame. I'm definitely crying happy tears towards the end here. Fingers crossed for that little one! Great job, Bert!
It's not totally nature because emus are not native to the United States.
@@FynnOliverEmonSill That makes no sense... They still live and thrive here o.O
@@honiebird3789 thrive with care yes. Wonderful observation… Never seen them in the wild..
@@honiebird3789 thrive…. Hummm how many eggs have to freeze while they’re being nested on before it becomes something that seems unnatural.. just curious? Lol
NATURE does what it does... People who lack understanding are not helpful...EASY TO JUDGE OTHERS Then take log out of own eye. I know you guys care...things are not perfect in this world! I am sad too...but someone not in your shoes HAS NO ROOM TO TALK. Like back street driver! Even with goats bison or lambs first time parents are figuring it out!
Just seeing that last baby plop down when you lifted Bert, so cute! RIP first hatched baby, spread your little wings and fly
Unfortunately emu don’t fly. But it can run over the rainbow bridge really really fast
@@donaldduck9493 lol I know they can’t fly, I was more thinking they got little angel wings now 🪽
Blaming you for nature’s handling of life is wrong! Y’all are very conscientious and caring for your animals. It shows in every video you do. Those who blame you should be ashamed of themselves. I love how you share your ups and downs with us. It’s real life!
So sorry you lost the first one. Maybe you could put a camera in there so if anything good or bad happens you'd have a better idea of why. I think people in the comments can be ignorant of how fragile life can be for animals. You can do everything right and still have losses. I personally love your videos and appreciate how well you care for your animals! You are learning as you go and making adjustments where you can! Please try not to be discouraged by people who react from an emotional place. They probably don't have the knowledge or experience to understand the situation they are judging. ❤
Agree. 👍 People who go out of their way to criticize others are letting their ego drive the bus and usually don’t have ANY experience.
Way to go Bert! Jake and family, I've been watching your videos since you hatched out Bamboo and it hurt to hear how deeply the comments affect you. After years of watching, I know just how much you care about ALL of your animals and how hard you try to give them the the best care. Nature is fickle and even when you do everything right, death can still come. I hope you know that the majority of us never blame you, that we see how hard you and your family work and the exemplary care and love you give your animals. I can't wait to see how the farm grows over the years to come!
I totally agree, hands down!!
Very, very well said!!! 👍
I agree. I am shocked at the comments people make. A LOT of self proclaimed experts watching videos and commenting on people actually DOING things.
Totally agree there Lauren. I've been watching about that long too and appreciate what the whole family do to take care of the animals and birds. Sending love to all at the farm.
This is berts first time as a father, its a learning curve so lost of young chicks is almost to be expected the first few times. He will learn
Absolutely, 100% correct. New [animal] parents still have to learn how to parent- just like us! I have had many a first time goat mum lose a baby, I have had ducks and chickens abandon babies, first time cow mamas needing help to get it right.... sometimes they lose a baby regardless.
I was thinking this as well. I have Parakeets and have had some of them have bred and well the first time parents don't always know exactly what to do and can accidentally hurt the babies (which can unfortunately lead to their death). Just like us, they do their best, but sometimes that still is not enough.
Honestly this. With many bird varieties often the first offspring die or are killed.
You are not to blame, this is nature. What will be, will be. Congratulations for persisting. God bless you and your family.❤
Not your fault Jake and people saying it is are just daft, yous are doing amazing 👏
well, as my grandpa used to say, "Sometimes, things just happen, and we don't know why they happen. The only thing we can do is accept that it happened and move forward, lest you get bogged down by what if's."
I love that! I’ll keep it with me in the back of my mind as a reminder thanks for sharing
The line of wise grandpa's.. love it
While losing them is heartbreaking... It's Nature. Don't blame yourself. I would put a surveillance camera in there to be able to keep an eye on them with your phone. I hope everything goes better with the newest one.
Jake I have been following your channel and family for many years and I don't think I've ever commented on your videos until now. I have watched y'all grow. And I have learned so many things. Y'all have inspired me. It's because of y'all I started my own flock. And raised my own birds. One thing that stuck with me the most....was that we can't always control what happens. Things happen and it, by all means, is not your fault. It's life. And it's nature..
People are going to find fault no matter what you decide to do because everyone thinks they know better. I know it gets tough to ignore those comments. But just know there are a lot of us who support you and your decisions. Y'all are great all the way around. Keep pushing forward! I'm excited to see more Bert babies!!!!
Thank you for your thoughts 😊
My heart started jumping up and down for joy when I saw the beginning. Hugs to Bert! Hugss to all of you for the loss, I'm so sorry! What a roller-coaster-video! Wishing you all the best for success with the remaining egg and baby emus!
Beautiful baby Emy, so sorry for the first one,
YAY BABY! You all have worked soooo hard for these cuties! Thank you for sharing your journey with us!
You’re doing an awesome job. Praying the 2nd one lives. I can’t wait for the next video. I love watching your family farm.
You are doing everything you can. You are not blame. I think your family are fantastic and I have learned so much from you guys. Thanks for all that you do for the many animals and birds that you care about. You guys are amazing.
Beautiful little baby, nature does what it wants no matter the intervention, don't let it get you down ❤
How heartbreaking for all of you and Bert. Sometimes nature sucks.
Nature is Nature... not hard or soft... it is what it is....
You all do wonderful things with your birds. There are always things that happen that can't be explained. It's nature and that's what makes your successes so great.
Bert is so cute, picking up3 pieces of straw to make his nest. He’s so attentive!
Congratulations! I am most grateful for the journey you have shared with us over the years! ❤️
This was the first homesteader I started watching I just love them.
It's a part of nature and life, as sad as it is. I'm so sorry you lost your baby, but Idk how it could be your fault. Hope all goes well with your new one! Best wishes!
Hugs hugs. You are all amazing. I’m so sorry for the loss of your little one.
I'm sorry. He really was a little miracle and unfortunately sometimes that's just how nature is.
Congrats on #2!!!
So sorry for your loss of the little one, I've followed you for years and know you love all your animals xxx well done Bert getting number 2 hatched, fingers crossed now xxxx
So sorry but yet a happy ending after all. Congrats, Bert!! (and family). I got hooked on your channel when you first got Bamboo's egg and have been with your family since then.
Please ignore the cruel remarks. I grew up on a farm and these things happen. It is not always sunshine and roses. You guys are great with all your animals and so loving. Be strong and know you always do your best and it comes across loud and clear. I love you guys and know you are very conscious of doing your best always.
Whoever blames you is ignorant. You are very caring towards your animals. Sorry for your loss
Its basically natural selection and its a way for nature to teach and its the emus first hatching season
Oh my, I'm so sorry, my heart goes out to you. Ive been there, it HURTS!🥺 IT'S NOT YOUR FAULT, people are cruel. I love this channel, watching it grow, how you share, beautiful! Much love and blessing to you and you family! Gosh, why people got to be so mean, like can't you see how upset he is in the video??? He, they are HURTING!😢
I don't post to the videos but I wanted you to know that I have been watching your family and the journey . I am a city gal but have been so touched by your compassion for the animals and how you have done your very best to see them thrive and your sadness when things go badly. Your have been an inspiration to the human/animal connection. Lets hope that Bert and you will have success in raising the little ones. Sharing your life has been a highlight for me and i always look forward to the next video.
You have such beautiful chickens to sad that it die when I came back from church today one of our puppies was dead but yeah be strong and keep going I love watching your videos.
Yay!!! I'm so glad for a happy ending. I was so sad for Bert and you guys. You're doing your best. That's all any of us can do. Way to go!
Hey you guys are doing a great job. In the wild many chicks die from every kind of bird. Yours are just so watched that it feels sadder to some when ones dies. Great job letting daddy bert do his job.
Ordered another incubator hopefully I'll have better success with this one than the last one Even my homemade one didn't work not having too much luck with incubators or chickens
As a 74-year-old former farm kid, you should never be blamed. Nature has a way of calling home those that it needs. Blessings to you and your family.
Bert is such a sweet emu taking care of the eggs and getting up when you guys wanna see the eggs. I hope you guys have a nice and wonderful day!😊
There will always be haters, it’s jealousy because you and your family are nothing but amazing. Blissfully allowing me to follow the trials and tribulations of a wonderful family. Please just keep doing what you guys are doing.
Condolences. The loss of a baby is always heart wrenching. Keep your heads up
Bert I am very happy for you
We love your videos, we've been following you from Chile with my son Damian, who has learned so much from the way you express and feel in your content about Emus, Chickens, Turkeys, Ducks, and all kinds of animals you raise on your farm. Keep up with your content, it entertains us a lot. We know that the little emu didn't survive, but we are hopeful that the others will emerge stronger. Greetings from Chile.
You did your best. That is all you can do. All the advice comes from people that never hatched a big bird.
God bless you. We enjoy your channel.
👏 congratulations Bert! So very happy Bert hatched but sad it passed
Wow emotional roller coaster. Fingers crossed.
You take very good care of all your birds. I can see your heartache when something goes wrong. Don't blame yourself.
Please don’t worrying about what other people say. Just keep doing what y’all doing. Y’all are doing everything right
It’s sad and if someone blames you shame on them. These things happen frequently on a farm. You all are doing a great job!
Well done burt you have got this
I just love your videos. Little Bella is growing so fast! You are such a beautiful hard working earnest family. God bless you all. Thank you for sharing with us your amazing life.
Congratulations Bert you did it.
Omgosh 2 hatched under Bert!!! That's incredible!! Everyone is an expert on the Internet, you're doing the best you can do! I can't wait for the next update.
You all are awesome. Anyone can see how much you love your animals. Ignore the hateful people. You aren’t to blame.
You should just turn off the comments.. dont let people get you down... they arent living your life.. it really sucks that the chick didnt survive im sorry for you guys ❤ you have a beautiful farm a beautiful family and youre doing a great job
I don't blame you, sometimes it just happens. May the tiny little chick rest in peace but also may the new one fill any void that was in your heart after the other one passed. Count your blessings and don't dwell on your grievances which is definitely easier said than done but you have more supporters than haters. Have fun with the 3 little ones though and congrats!
I’m sorry that your little emu died. I know that you do your best at all times. I value your perseverance. Thank you for making me see your beautiful animals/pets through your filming and editing.
9:18, the door has a sticker saying "RUN-CHICKEN" and above, it is the land border of slovenia which is very simmilar to a chicken lol 😂
It's just the way life is. You guys do a great job
What a wild rollercoaster of emotions..!
Thank you, Ike
Such a cute bird ❤. Keep up the great work 😊
I didn't think they were going to hatch. Congratulations 🎉
Sorry so sad
Nevermind mind good ending
This is one of my favorite farms! I love you guys!🤍
Awe So Sorry 😔
I'm so sorry for your loss..
don't give up!
Don’t let the negativity discourage you. Y’all are amazing. Stewards of your birds
It was really exciting to see those eggs hatching. I have been a subscriber for over 3 or 4 years and remember watching bamboo hatching,I know you have been working on hatching emus for years and it is frustrating and sad to see one died just after hatching but it is great that other eggs hatching and hopefully we will watch them grow like bamboo
So exciting! Bert is finally a Momma 😂😂
Congratulations! It finally happened. I'm so happy for you!!
Congratulations 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉
I’m so sorry about the one that didn’t make it. Great job Bert❤❤❤
Just let the haters hate
You guys are doing a wonderful job
And everything you're doing right now with emus is all experimental
You'll get it down
And everything will be perfect in the end
Right now you're still learning
But so are they
They haven't been parents before
They don't know how to do this
so just keep trying
Thank you for sharing. When the music changed to a minor key I had a feeling there may be bad news at some point. I have my fingers crossed for your surprise ending!
I wouldn't pretend to know what went wrong with the first emu Bert hatched. But I noticed, the second one hatched mush faster. Maybe, the first one just wasn't meant to be. 😢
My thoughts exactly. I never hatch anything bigger than goose, but this chick took it time and the legs where not looking to good, I know some birds can look like this at being with legs ( button quails give me always hart attack in this department) but if something was wrong Bert might rejected,like it would happen in wild. I did grow up on farm and witnessed something like rejection off spring because was weak or sick off and not only in birds , just part of nature. Is sad but sometimes nothing you can do , you can’t be there 24/7 , this way rest off your animal would suffer and other things might go wrong on farm.
This is just life. Yall do yalls best and it's better than most. So proud of yall. At least you got a couple babies. Better than none like years in the past!
Without knowing the exact cause of the death, no one is to blame. Based on years of raising poultry (I’m retired now), I believe the hatchling emu was what breeders call a straggler or weakling. They are not uncommon. It took too long for it to get out of the egg, its feet were clenched (you noticed that), and its balance was unstable (flopped around). Compare it to the other hatchling and the difference is readily seen. Chances are that no matter what was done, it would not have survived and its death could not have been prevented. Stop the misplaced blame and concentrate on the successes.
What a success at the end though, through tears success happens...
Sometimes you cant be there for your animals 24/7. You have to tkae a break, you habe to look after you and the kids needs .. dont beat yourself up as much as you have. Its amazing bert hatched 2 so far this season... Hopefully he will get more next season ❤️
Not Your fault !!!!! Mother Nature is in charge of these things.
I’m so sorry for your loss😢
No one should ever blame you guys. You all farm and parent like the old days. Back to basics, morals, responsibilities, and consequences. I think you are awesome, and they way you treat your animals show too. Great job.
I’m so jealous that you get to experience such beautiful things ❤❤❤
Love it ❤❤ thanks for posting great content
You did fantastic taking care of all your emus.
Love you guys
It is so apparent in all your videos how much you care for your animals. Don't listen to people who are obviously ignorant. Death is a part of life, especially on a farm. Still very sad and disappointing, but do not blame yourself. Love you content, even the hard to watch moments. It is refreshing to see such honesty.
So exciting ❤
CONGRATULATIONS BURT👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👍👍👍👍👍
Jake, Becky, and Family,
No one should blame you for this emu not surviving. You did absolutely the right thing. Ernie needed to hatch, and take care of the emu. In nature these things happen. I have said a prayer that Ernie continues to take care of this emu, and it survives.
Hang in there!
Hugs to Y'all.
We have watched your channel as a family for years. The ups and the downs have helped us in training our own kids on the beauty of life and the difficulty of death. Not your fault at all!
Keep up the great work! Great work guys!
Yay Bert
Is not your fault, that’s part of nature. You are doing a good job and I bet nobody could do what you done so far. You have a family to take care of plus you take care of all those animals. You are my hero.
It's not your fault.❤
This made me shed a tear for all the little human babies that have been taken to a better place, no one would ever dare tell the parent it was their fault, when they were doing all in their power to change the outcome. This is just the reality of nature and it’s sad others don’t recognize this. Shows the world has so much growth to do
And now happy tears for that little baby at the end!!! Wow 🥹🥹
I am sorry you lost the chick. People often judge us thinking they could have done it better. I am also happy for your successes. You have such a heart for animals. Don't let the hecklers get to you.
Those who think they could have done it better are those who have zero farm experience, therefore no need to take their opinion on board xx ❤
I’m sorry this ended up the way it did. Yes it’s a learning experience but don’t blame yourself, any hatch doesn’t always work out. Thank you for sharing.
It's a double edged sword. If you know you have done everything possible for these eggs to hatch successfully and the hatchlings to survive, then there's no one to blame. Even in the wild, nature will take its course and only the strongest will survive. I know it's heartbreaking to lose them after all the work you put into this. Just know that you did all that you could.
That’s so hard! Thank you for sharing the joys and hard moments.
It’s not ur fault it’s nature and that that ❤❤❤ love to you all xx