My Grandparents lived thru the depression. Off season hunting was enforced by game wardens. Grandpa had 4 kids & Mom in-law to feed. He caught phesants. Saw warden coming & put birds in his pants. Spoke to warden awhile. As he left he looked down & saw feathers sticking out his zipper.😅
Some game wardens, if they know a family is in need and that is why the person is hunting out of season, usually they will overlook the offense as long as they do not make it a habit and overdue it! Also, they will provide that family with meat from fresh roadkill deer after it has been taken to a butcher. But you will get a warden every now and then with a bug up their rear end, who won't care that a family is in need, "breaking the law is breaking the law!" and cite them for anything and everything he can!
It was so wonderful to see you gave the chickens some of the left overs from the cabbage. Chickens really do good giving when they have greens. When I raised chickens they were free range and enjoyed all the greens they liked and the yolk of the eggs were golden and so yummy.
Wish you had truckloads and truckloads of sawdust from the trees blown down here in Georgia when Helene came through. I’m sure it probably would not be cost effective, but the bazillion of tons of sawdust or shavings from grinding all the fallen trees is unbelievable!!!
Need to put asphalt profile in your traffic areas, it will never be muddy ever again. it is cheap to do. you won't know yourself having no mud. your machinery will also last longer.
We have a limerick road that was a mess after every rain. The county put down asphalt milling from old roads they tore up. I like it, not as messy, but there's some serious chemicals in that stuff.
It’s better than dirt but doesn’t stay in place as well as asphalt. But might be ok on the flat. We live on a hillside and the road surfaces are pretty fussy.
Super-Duper great video. I never knew how the cabbage became sauerkraut......Matter of fact, in my 81 years, I have never had any!! It sounds great. Love seeing you all work as a team.............Bev in Maine (yes, we have snow on the ground......gonna get 3-5" more starting a little later.)
I may not comment most of the time, but you can rest assured, that I watch every video……after all, gotta keep an eye on your babies……Hugs, Bev in Maine
It never gets old watching your video’s, Andrew. With the farm you never get done! So much to take care of. I wonder how your dad did it before you boys got old enough to help? Anyway, it nice to see what is going on at the farm! Hope you get the deer that is eating your crops! They must be good eating after dining on your corn!😊Happy hunting!😊
I have 30 yrs experience laying electrical wire in duct. Always good to seal the duct to keep moisture out even it’s ‘direct bury’ cable. Also a good idea no rocks directly on top of or below if possible. This was a Super video! Always like to see the “every day” goings on. 👍👍👍👍👍
That PVC looked like white PVC used to water lines, lol. PVC conduit is gray. My husband is master electrician with 55 years of experience. I would have forgone the rocks too. Not a good idea at all but it’s their farm and their rules. And I’m sure not their first or last quick fix. Hopefully once the season is over they’ll take care to make the repair much more stable.
I enjoy Sauerkraut but have never made it. My late Mother grew up as a small girl on two adjoining Western PA (Crawford County) farms in the Nineteen-teens and early Nineteen-twenties. Guess her German immigrant American Great Grandfather was a big influence on the family's food choices and that is why I had Sauerkraut sometimes as a girl growing up in Los Angeles.
I love love love love love me some sauerkraut. Hey how far away are you from Pittsburgh?😊😊 Those babies are all getting so cute and growing so quick even Callie. Your babies make my day so Grandma misses her grandchildren too thank you for making my day every time a video pops up
Wow, 6 weeks for the kraut? I make mine for 25 days, total. Folks around here love it. They never had fresh, uncooked kraut. It doesn't make well here in Florida unless you know how to do it. Good video! I love kraut day almost as much as horseradish day. 😭🤣
I grew up in RockSprings, Wyoming. My parents would keep them in our basement...I was so excited, every spring. Baby chicks, turkeys, and piglets...in April.
Good day Andrew, while you're talking breakfast im eating mine while watching this, funny how im eating - Bacon, Egg, and Potato Breakfast Skillet, And you have all you need on the farm, Your own spuds, Your own eggs, May need to get bacon as i have not seen pigs on the farm. smiles
Nothing better than a kettle of deer vegetable soup made from cooking the bones off. Good luck. During hunting season Dad carried his shotgun for his 2 rabbits and 2 pheasants per day limit on the back of the mule drawn wagon hand picking corn. He skinned, butchered the game. Mom soaked them in a salt water night bath in the refrigerator. Lunch or supper for the them, brother Dave and me. Occasionally an uncle or family friend from the city would hunt. All from 42 acres in the '40s, we didn't see it as crop damage but a product of the land.
a terrible job on running conduit. First off you need to connect the piling with glue and have a 90* angle at both ends sticking at least 18n inches out of the ground. If you don't do this, the piping will fill with water / rock. etc, then freeze and you are back to before square #1
If you learned hunting as a very little boy, Andrew, I suspect that means that Callie and the twins will be going with you pretty soon and learning the ropes!
I had that problem with my pekinese dog. He was so excited about the baby birds. I thought it was cute. We all went for a walk in the woods and came back to NO babies. As soon as they stuck their head out of the pen. He grab them and pulled them up. 💔
My Grandparents lived thru the depression. Off season hunting was enforced by game wardens. Grandpa had 4 kids & Mom in-law to feed. He caught phesants. Saw warden coming & put birds in his pants. Spoke to warden awhile. As he left he looked down & saw feathers sticking out his zipper.😅
Some game wardens, if they know a family is in need and that is why the person is hunting out of season, usually they will overlook the offense as long as they do not make it a habit and overdue it! Also, they will provide that family with meat from fresh roadkill deer after it has been taken to a butcher. But you will get a warden every now and then with a bug up their rear end, who won't care that a family is in need, "breaking the law is breaking the law!" and cite them for anything and everything he can!
Love the sauerkraut videos SO MUCH!! Thank you for sharing it!
I love your personality! And enjoy watching your videos!👍🏽💕
It was so wonderful to see you gave the chickens some of the left overs from the cabbage. Chickens really do good giving when they have greens. When I raised chickens they were free range and enjoyed all the greens they liked and the yolk of the eggs were golden and so yummy.
I love the chickens and I love it when you all make sauerkraut
YEA!!! IVE BEEN LOOKIN FORWARD TO THIS!!! YOU GUYS HAVE THIS DOWN TO A SCIENCE!!!! GOOD WORK!!!!!❤❤❤❤❤
Wish you had truckloads and truckloads of sawdust from the trees blown down here in Georgia when Helene came through. I’m sure it probably would not be cost effective, but the bazillion of tons of sawdust or shavings from grinding all the fallen trees is unbelievable!!!
Good luck hunting hope you get a big one and be safe. Best time of the year for me is hunting season and starting stuff for the garden.
Need to put asphalt profile in your traffic areas, it will never be muddy ever again. it is cheap to do. you won't know yourself having no mud. your machinery will also last longer.
We've thought about it!
We have a limerick road that was a mess after every rain. The county put down asphalt milling from old roads they tore up. I like it, not as messy, but there's some serious chemicals in that stuff.
It’s better than dirt but doesn’t stay in place as well as asphalt. But might be ok on the flat. We live on a hillside and the road surfaces are pretty fussy.
@theveggieboys look into #2 stone . 2inch average square. Great base
Super-Duper great video. I never knew how the cabbage became sauerkraut......Matter of fact, in my 81 years, I have never had any!! It sounds great.
Love seeing you all work as a team.............Bev in Maine (yes, we have snow on the ground......gonna get 3-5" more starting a little later.)
Glad you enjoyed it!
I may not comment most of the time, but you can rest assured, that I watch every video……after all, gotta keep an eye on your babies……Hugs, Bev in Maine
New baby chicks. Sauerkraut sounds good. I love that you share with all the animals.
Hope you enjoyed the video!
I am learning so much about electrical wiring from the comments! All y'all are awesome 💪 😊
Sauerkraut, YAHOO! Did I miss making the horse radish?? That’s awesome too❤
It never gets old watching your video’s, Andrew. With the farm you never get done! So much to take care of. I wonder how your dad did it before you boys got old enough to help? Anyway, it nice to see what is going on at the farm! Hope you get the deer that is eating your crops! They must be good eating after dining on your corn!😊Happy hunting!😊
My dad is a super hero
@@theveggieboys indeed he is!
I been watching you guys for at least 4 years love your videos I don’t subscribe to many podcast but I am gonna hit the button for you
You’ve made my Fall; you finally made the Sauerkraut. 😀👍
Hope you enjoy it!
Enjoyed the video 🎉🎉🎉 Love from the UK x
I wish one day I could be a backyard farmer too 🌱🐓!
I have 30 yrs experience laying electrical wire in duct. Always good to seal the duct to keep moisture out even it’s ‘direct bury’ cable. Also a good idea no rocks directly on top of or below if possible. This was a Super video! Always like to see the “every day” goings on. 👍👍👍👍👍
That conduit show be buried 24" deep in a sand bed. And the conduit glued together.
@@miker648all states are different in codes. Az is only 18 inches, lol…..
That PVC looked like white PVC used to water lines, lol. PVC conduit is gray. My husband is master electrician with 55 years of experience. I would have forgone the rocks too. Not a good idea at all but it’s their farm and their rules. And I’m sure not their first or last quick fix. Hopefully once the season is over they’ll take care to make the repair much more stable.
PVC? We're used to seeing "conduit" in metal form here in Ohio!
I love watching all you guys and gals. Growing food for yourselves, and the folks yall sell to.Heck of an operation. Chuck C from Arkansas.
Enjoyed watching the channel!
The baby chickens are so cute. Sauerkraut is delicious. Goes great with pork & chicken. Plus the juice from sauerkraut is very nutritious.
I enjoy Sauerkraut but have never made it. My late Mother grew up as a small girl on two adjoining Western PA (Crawford County) farms in the Nineteen-teens and early Nineteen-twenties. Guess her German immigrant American Great Grandfather was a big influence on the family's food choices and that is why I had Sauerkraut sometimes as a girl growing up in Los Angeles.
That electrical repair, I don't know...😮
ANDREW YOU ROCK SO KEEP IT UP. THANKS.
Callie would love those little chicks 🐥
I’m blown away by how agriculture technology is changing the game
You should put the egg laying chickens in a green house for the winter also.
Fun video, thank you! It's interesting that you wait until this time of year to make your sauerkraut. This video was very informative!
Ooh, real saurkraut!
Really enjoyed watching 👍👍
Good Day Andrew and family
Another great video. Love the making of the sauerkraut. I love sauerkraut. And the animals love all the scraps. Yummy. ❤❤❤❤❤
The chickens are going to love all the cabbage scraps 😊
Waving a hand from texas
Have a great 4-legged harvest👍👍👍
Just looked it up! You can pickle cabbage cores. Most recipies said to shred or slice cores.
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I love love love love love me some sauerkraut. Hey how far away are you from Pittsburgh?😊😊 Those babies are all getting so cute and growing so quick even Callie. Your babies make my day so Grandma misses her grandchildren too thank you for making my day every time a video pops up
I would not complain about seeing some hunting clips in the videos.
Like the little chickens❤️. And am amazed the animals eat so many vegetables!
Is that the excavator that Joel was using for the hay barn or did I miss something?
Where you placed the Boulder's is where the next short will be as the weight of equipment will press them down and pinch the cable! Bet me 😁
We had plenty of slack, but I appreciate it! 😄
Wow, 6 weeks for the kraut? I make mine for 25 days, total. Folks around here love it. They never had fresh, uncooked kraut. It doesn't make well here in Florida unless you know how to do it. Good video! I love kraut day almost as much as horseradish day. 😭🤣
Just found you guys and I am in Wayne County PA! It's nice to find a channel near me! We have snow!!!😁😁😁
I grew up in RockSprings, Wyoming. My parents would keep them in our basement...I was so excited, every spring. Baby chicks, turkeys, and piglets...in April.
I hope you took those rocks off the PVC pipe before you covered the ditch.
Back in the day, we called it "stompin' the cabbage." It was a good kid job. Took awhile to get it stomped adequately!
Great to hear your getting ready to get Granny some venison for her chipped venison.
Venison vegetable soup, cooking off the bones.
Boy those animals eatwell. That is awesome!
hmm the rocks on the wire is not the best idea :D
We put it on the pipe. All good lol
Love how you boys all have hoods up but PopPop is just wearing a cap.
i'm all about that Crout, my momma's family grew up on it..
Hard to believe you don't have a cabbage shredder with a motor. lol
Does the cabbage change the taste of eggs? Venison is easy to digest. If difficulty with digesting other meat.
Interesting video today thank you for sharing.
Hello Veggie People 👋, that would be very sad if the cats got in😢.
You all did a fabulous job Krauting🎉
JO JO IN VT 💞
Its 39,2 Fahrenheit here in the Netherlands which is 4 degrees at 23:59 o' clock. Cold here too and damp.
It's 39* F here in Florida too! 😂
U got a big snow storm coming again, it’s hitting here in Iowa tonight, ❤❤❤❤
Good day Andrew, while you're talking breakfast im eating mine while watching this, funny how im eating - Bacon, Egg, and Potato Breakfast Skillet, And you have all you need on the farm, Your own spuds, Your own eggs, May need to get bacon as i have not seen pigs on the farm. smiles
omg, the chicks are sooooo cute.
Nothing better than a kettle of deer vegetable soup made from cooking the bones off. Good luck.
During hunting season Dad carried his shotgun for his 2 rabbits and 2 pheasants per day limit on the back of the mule drawn wagon hand picking corn. He skinned, butchered the game. Mom soaked them in a salt water night bath in the refrigerator. Lunch or supper for the them, brother Dave and me. Occasionally an uncle or family friend from the city would hunt. All from 42 acres in the '40s, we didn't see it as crop damage but a product of the land.
Sauerkraut!! I was afraid you weren’t going to show us any this year. =) Have you already done all of the horseradish?
Facing the sloppy farm during heavy rain...have u decide to improve the condition of the farm...it will definitely have a better working condition
Takes my sauerkraut 28 days but I only do about 30 to 50lbs. so good!
16:36 nothing like some speed beef, in the freezer, 😊
I’ve been waiting for sauerkraut.
Oops sauerkraut
Good luck hunting, haven't hunted in several years. Still go fishing, took a while to get back to salt water fishing 😊.
Id like to see some of the deer yall get
nice video as always __ BTW Cant the cats get in from the gaps b/w the metal bars ???
Need to attach a motor and pully and remove the crank. Just keep feeding the machine
Witam z Polski .
In my corner of Canada it has been below freezing for 3 weeks now... ~ulrich
Please put some hay in the laying boxes for the chickens, so there butts don’t get cold LOL! ❤️🙏
We watch every video you make
I was wondering when y’all were going to make sauerkraut !! 😀
GOOD JOB!
8:54 my cat once killed a squirrel just to use its tail as a toy
Hello from Ireland
a terrible job on running conduit. First off you need to connect the piling with glue and have a 90* angle at both ends sticking at least 18n inches out of the ground. If you don't do this, the piping will fill with water / rock. etc, then freeze and you are back to before square #1
Pietie needs to move the stones he harvested and put them in the real muddy slushy places
If you learned hunting as a very little boy, Andrew, I suspect that means that Callie and the twins will be going with you pretty soon and learning the ropes!
I love watching sour kraut being made. What do you go hunting for specifically? Thank you for sharing your world. See you in the next one.
Do you have a time of year when your chickens don't lay eggs?
We just 128 chicks 6 week old from a weasel .
Oh nooo!!!! 😢 Sad to hear that.
BEST of luck hunting! Why don't you put field tile under your driveways to drain the water away?? Thumbs up! Jim in Phoenix
Do the chickens get to eat the leftovers from the cabbage?
I just saw the chickens getting their cabbage! Thank you!
I have an idea dig a ditch put drain pipe to get the gravel it but put some electric in conduit for getting water away down the hill.
Great video
Ciao traduzione vocale na figata😂 continua così
Watchin football hanging out ❤
It's a windy night on the farm tonight 😊
do leaves n cores go to beef or chickens?
Do you make slaw too?
Do you give the cabbage cores to the chickens or cows?
so your filming on 30 well you might be hunting in snow lol
Who likes sauerkraut that much
Enjoy the baby animals. Just got 3 pair of boots for Christmas from rockrocter husband love he's
What kind of chickens do you have?
I had that problem with my pekinese dog. He was so excited about the baby birds. I thought it was cute. We all went for a walk in the woods and came back to NO babies. As soon as they stuck their head out of the pen. He grab them and pulled them up. 💔