my Dad had no boys so he taught me everything because living on a farm/feedlot/ranch there was a lot of work. Your Daughters will be able to build or do everything. Their husbands will thank U😜 There was nothing better than work ing beside my Dad❣
@Haxman Dude...or should I say Brother...you don't have any contact info in your about section. How's a fellow Brother supposed to get in contact with ya? Seriously...you're a riot! We need to chat.
Seriously, humor, education, entertainment, integrity, family values, and more…. How do we tell HGTV (or insert preferred channel here) that they NEED YOU!
To be fair…don’t wish that upon him. They’ll ruin what he does. Instead, figure out ways to support independent creators and cut the bloated creativity destroyers out of it. We have no time constraints. He builds what he wants. He sells what he wants. No producers telling him to say things in different ways. This is better. I support the notion that we wish the maximum success to him, and I agree. But I think the modern platform is not television. Hell, I haven’t paid for cable in over a decade.
@@thopkins2271 true, I didn’t think of the negative, I meant it as a compliment. And yes RUclips is the new TV, it’s free, that’s why we take advantage of it, and we are free to choose what we create! ❤️
@@JesiDavisBuildingaSimplerLife Oh totally, I knew you did and support the feeling completely! I’m just really excited to see the platform grow and mature and witness the democratization of programming and the benefits of that for everyone.
I'm a painter by trade, automotive to be honest. (but I've been painting houses for 30 years). I wrap my rollers and brushes in plastic cling wrap (nice and tight), and they stay nice and fresh. If you're going to leave them any length of time, like a week, throw them in the fridge. Works like a charm, and cling wrap is so cheap.
I learned this long ago as well. Since my projects are DIY, I don't necessarily get to finish immediately. Doing this has saved lots of brushes and rollers over the years! Plus, cleaning rollers properly is a pain! The fewer times I need to do it, the better!!
Hey man just wanna drop in and thank you, I'm an army vet and I've been getting into building and homestead/ prepping and self sustain . Your channel is awesome and u have a great attitude, I'm learning a lot thank you
Heck yea buddy it homesteading not dad steading haha. I like when girls get to play with tools they make for some strong women. We need more of those 👍👍.
👍👍👍👍👍👍 Every time I watch one of your videos, I want to hit the like button repeatedly! As a girl who took woodshop rather than home economics, many moons ago, I can attest that being comfortable and SAFE using power tools is a gift. Modeling creating your own solutions for your children is priceless!💗 Having a father and grandfather who demonstrated this to me has paid huge dividends in my adult life! (When I haven't done the work myself, I know enough to keep contractors who think a woman won't know the correct way to do a job honest. Unfortunately, this skill has been needed far too often.)
I've recently discovered you and man have I been missing out! My husband and I have been binge watching your videos! You do a phenomenal job, Kim and the girls are blessed to have you in their lives!
Yup, I’m copying this build. I’ve build three permanent coops for our chickens and my wife’s silkie chickens and we are going to be adding meat birds to our list this coming year and need a good chicken tractor design. This is by far the best I’ve ran across. Appreciate the detail here. We love our guineas and they can be loud but man they are fun to watch. Crazy birds
I am one of four daughters my parents had ... I was my dads first .. born son lol I could skin a buck an run a trout line ... I could fix autos washers dryer weld roofing telephone wire oil changes fix flats but I still dress like a woman ! love your sense of humor ❤ I love watching you an your family thank you for all your journey in the world of doing it your self
Entertaining video, and a nice design. Caveat to anyone looking to take a shortcut and reduce the height: you'll hate every second you have to be in there. I inherited an A-frame coop, and even at only 5 foot 4, I can't stand up in it. It's actually painful to try to work in there. Fortunately, we're building something different in a few days!
The comment about how you’re raising your girls won the sub. Loved it. I was holding my breath watching them with their hair down around rotating power tools. Something to keep in mind… Awesome channel.
I love the way you are including your children! This definitely looks like you did your research. I'm not sure you mention it later or not but I recently found out that you should not house guineas kn the same coop as chickens.
Great build and as others have said it is great the way you are including your wife and girls. The girls will be more self confident as they grow up and do more things like building the coop. We lived on a small ranch, 60 acres, in Eastern Oklahoma for several years and had all kinds of ticks. We started doing this after my Father and I worked fence one day and each had 30+ ticks each embedded around our belt line. It might be a little extreme for where you are but two things that we did to prevent the ticks from getting to us really worked. We wore boots and bloused are pants. We would also sprinkle our boots with sulfur. It might be an idea for when you are working in really tall grass.
Make sure to explain Butthurt to your young ladies. I was raised like your daughters and I've had to deal with a lot of Butthurt. A saying of mine, "I need to find a man who's more of a "man" than I am." I finally found him! I do know more about construction, bushcraft, electrical, plumbing, etc. than he does, however, he's military and is well versed in the capabilities of women and is not bothered/intimidated by it. In fact, he's the first partner I've had that actually likes to learn from me so he can work on projects as well. It's so refreshing to not have to deal with hurt feelings when I'm trying to get shit done!
I would love to build this in our backyard our last coop had a break in and we lost our girls. Is this design or schematics listed/available anywhere or even just the list of materials? How many 2×4s etc?
Great work. Very nice and functional mobile coop. To make it perfect, add critter proof drop down 10- to 12-inch-wide hardware cloth panels on all four sides.
Tick-flicking is actually a serious multi-level league sport in Arkansas. The tournaments extend from local elementary schools all the way thru divisional held at the respective county fairs and then the Illustrious Arkansas Tick Flicking State Championship (IATFSC tm). Teams of 3 go against 3 other teams in 3 minute rounds in a 30 foot triangular tall grass field. There are also 3 judges and medics on hand as well to do it all proper.
Nice. I built an A frame using treated 2x2s and and supported the corners with brackets. No plans except I wanted an A frame tall enough to walk into. Just cut and screwed it together as I went. Cost $80. Mine is not as pretty as yours.
Also sprinkling diatomaceous earth near the areas you sit and inside and around the coops especially their nesting areas will help. Even making an essential oil blend and putting in a hose sprayer would help too. At least both ways are organic.
I sure could use your help, i.e. advise! I am a disabled 74 year old man in poor health. In my late 20s I raised Rabbits and chickens for meat and eggs, Rhode Island Reds for Eggs and Cornish Cross for meat and California White Rabbits. Soon learned I couldn't deal with slaughtering the bunnies so gave that up. I built all of the hutches, and chicken coops but that was then back in Ohio and this is now in central Georgia. At the age of thirty I designed and constructed by MYSELF a 2 story modified salt box home on 3 acres of land I bought bordering Ohio's Wayne National Forest. I sorely miss those days when I always found a way to taken care of what ever needed taken care of by myself having to bother no one else. When my 65 140 hp 4sp Corsa Corvair clutch went out and my friend insisted on helping me he discovered a party he wanted to attend the friary after work when I came home with my new clutch. I jacked up the rear end, removed the rear wheels lowered the car down on my creeper having all ready removed the necessary bolts slid the creeper back a bit, jacked the car back up, slid out the engine and replaced the clutch. When Carl showed up the next day I was driving the car. These days it seem all I can accomplish is done in my dreams/. At any rate (I know lumber prices are out of sight these days) I really do need the chickens and am aware I am no longer capable of construycting a full sized 10 x12 foot enclosed coop but I might be able to put together one like yours in our oversized 2 car garage given a month or so. Any way if you could find the time to email a materials list and a basic drawing for me to attempt it I will be indebted to you as long ass I manage to remain in this wreck of a body. If you can't I will understand and bear no resentment as I still get to enjoy your videos and they do brighten up my days. sincerely Philip Wood woodpb56@yahoo.com
Dude!!!! I just discovered your channel while researching mower reviews. Loved your 2 posts on the Cub Cadet. You crack me up. I'd been having a crappy day. After watching some of your other posts, I fine my mood has dramatically improved. Thank you for your sense of humour (I'm Canadian. We use the letter U more often than Americans). Love the content. Bless you man. Stay safe.👍👍👍👍👍
Dude your comedy and sense of humor made me subscribe ur channel...and ur DIY informative project that really help me .Good job and regards to your girls they did also a good job in carpentry..
Hmm, might want to look into ways of trapping them since he has live bait now to see if anything is faesible. Might qualify for build it and they will come (not sure how the ladies are going to view that though...) Still... might just be a matter of how it is presented, like something that may happen, to be reseàrched and choosing a solution - life lesson owned by everyone might work
For the rollers and brushes i use two Walmart plastic bags the wrap the open end around the handle, works great and re-uses the bags, cheaper the the zip lock bags, but as always good content 👍
Ty for this build. I love how you get everyone involved. What's the update on this coop and how its holding up? How is it with predators? Have you had any issues with mink or small predators? Y'all are in Florida right? Do you have issues with large predators? I know your sister has the guinea fowl now but did you notice if they helped with the ticks? Have you ever considered ducks with your chickens? And or a guard goose?
you should place a small light inside about 40 watts and put it on a timer to extend the daylight to 16 hours this way your hens will lay more efficiently,. I found this out as not all my chickens were laying eggs every day for the amount of feed they ate. you can find a fairly good timer that allows for the light to be turn on and off twice daily
Haxman you have an amazing channel please don't change the way you do your videos, I've turned so many people on to your channel so far. Just as a side note you could put some clips on the bottom side of the of the chicken coop to hold/store those steel pipes you use to lift it. That way they're always on the chicken coop and you don't lose them in your garage.
Having your own chickens will make you never want to eat a store bought egg again ! and if you feed the right food you can get up to 250 omegs 3 each egg compared to 50 in a store egg so much healthier ....but it is work makin them birds happy lol ....chicken tractor is a must very cool video.
Don't forget to wrap the paint tools with wet paper towels before you throw them in the bag if youre using latex. I use Kroger bags instead of ziplocks
Love your unhinged free spirit! Praying for your wife and family... they live with you everyday, as mine did with me! Well done - so enjoying the way you "present" R
Well, next time, stop painting, and take the tarp and put it over your work until the rain stops. The work piece was sitting on the very thing it needed to stay dry.
New to your channel. Love the videos and want to build this tractor. Not sure if guineas need roosts, but would add for chickens. Need side access to clean and more protection from cold up in here in the land of snow and ice. Absolutely love the ability to move around the yard 😃
I Love watching you and your family do so many things, I found you and I now Bing Watch your show..... Just wondered where you are located also.... I too Love to do projects and your kids will have many memories of helping and learning with you...... Keep doing what you do.... Love it !
I need to build this great design. We had a massive willow tree destroy our overly large chicken coop. I absolutely love your use of landscape edging on the base and advice of integration of your dogs and chickens. Would love to purchase a set of your rough sketches to save my few remaining brain cells! Enjoy your projects, family and presentation for our encouragement and motivation! Thanks!!!
Awesome video.... I'm in the process of building one identically to yours. I really enjoy all your videos. Keep it coming... THANK YOU P.S. the idea of collecting ticks is terrific, especially sharing it with the undesirables...
I absolutely love Madison 🤩 She reminds me of myself lol same done with the whole thing face 😂 There WILL come a time when she appreciates these lessons 😉
Well done! I like your A-frame design and using the ceiling what'cha'ma'call'em panels. Wood is too dang expensive right now for a fancy coop for chickens. But your design is nice option and a middle ground.
Love that you are passing the skills on to your daughters. Great work dad.
Thank you!
my Dad had no boys so he taught me everything because living on a farm/feedlot/ranch there was a lot of work. Your Daughters will be able to build or do everything. Their husbands will thank U😜 There was nothing better than work ing beside my Dad❣
Thanks for watching everyone! Please leave a thumbs up if you liked the video. It really helps!
Dude you need to find more ideas/projects to upload, cuz you are funny af
I love it. I think they would appreciate a 2x4 up high for a perch at night.
@Haxman
Dude...or should I say Brother...you don't have any contact info in your about section. How's a fellow Brother supposed to get in contact with ya?
Seriously...you're a riot! We need to chat.
Thumbs down. clickbait. It's a guineafowl coop. 😂
I would like the plants I will buy the plants tell me where I can get the plants I wanna build that
Seriously, humor, education, entertainment, integrity, family values, and more…. How do we tell HGTV (or insert preferred channel here) that they NEED YOU!
So kind of you! Thanks!
To be fair…don’t wish that upon him. They’ll ruin what he does. Instead, figure out ways to support independent creators and cut the bloated creativity destroyers out of it.
We have no time constraints. He builds what he wants. He sells what he wants. No producers telling him to say things in different ways. This is better.
I support the notion that we wish the maximum success to him, and I agree. But I think the modern platform is not television. Hell, I haven’t paid for cable in over a decade.
@@thopkins2271 true, I didn’t think of the negative, I meant it as a compliment. And yes RUclips is the new TV, it’s free, that’s why we take advantage of it, and we are free to choose what we create! ❤️
@@JesiDavisBuildingaSimplerLife Oh totally, I knew you did and support the feeling completely!
I’m just really excited to see the platform grow and mature and witness the democratization of programming and the benefits of that for everyone.
@@thopkins2271 accessible to everyone ❤️
I'm a painter by trade, automotive to be honest. (but I've been painting houses for 30 years). I wrap my rollers and brushes in plastic cling wrap (nice and tight), and they stay nice and fresh. If you're going to leave them any length of time, like a week, throw them in the fridge. Works like a charm, and cling wrap is so cheap.
I learned this long ago as well. Since my projects are DIY, I don't necessarily get to finish immediately. Doing this has saved lots of brushes and rollers over the years! Plus, cleaning rollers properly is a pain! The fewer times I need to do it, the better!!
Hey man just wanna drop in and thank you, I'm an army vet and I've been getting into building and homestead/ prepping and self sustain . Your channel is awesome and u have a great attitude, I'm learning a lot thank you
Thank you for your service sir/ma’am hope you have fun on this new life of homesteading you’re doing 😊🫡.
It’s awesome that you are teaching your daughters these important skills. You’re such a good dad!
Thanks!
Absolutely love that you include your family in your projects.
Thanks! I love including them 😃
Heck yea buddy it homesteading not dad steading haha. I like when girls get to play with tools they make for some strong women. We need more of those 👍👍.
@@HAXMAN do you have plans for this build? My daughter and I are beginners and measurements for this build would help us out immensely!!
👍👍👍👍👍👍 Every time I watch one of your videos, I want to hit the like button repeatedly! As a girl who took woodshop rather than home economics, many moons ago, I can attest that being comfortable and SAFE using power tools is a gift. Modeling creating your own solutions for your children is priceless!💗 Having a father and grandfather who demonstrated this to me has paid huge dividends in my adult life! (When I haven't done the work myself, I know enough to keep contractors who think a woman won't know the correct way to do a job honest. Unfortunately, this skill has been needed far too often.)
Thank you so much
I've recently discovered you and man have I been missing out! My husband and I have been binge watching your videos! You do a phenomenal job, Kim and the girls are blessed to have you in their lives!
Thank you so much! That's so kind of you. I'm actually the lucky one 😉
Thank you for the G.I.Joe reference. I say "and knowing is half the battle" all the time and rarely does anyone get it. Bravo!
😄👍
Where can I get the plans for this coop? I love this!
Yup, I’m copying this build. I’ve build three permanent coops for our chickens and my wife’s silkie chickens and we are going to be adding meat birds to our list this coming year and need a good chicken tractor design. This is by far the best I’ve ran across. Appreciate the detail here.
We love our guineas and they can be loud but man they are fun to watch. Crazy birds
I am one of four daughters my parents had ... I was my dads first .. born son lol I could skin a buck an run a trout line ... I could fix autos washers dryer weld roofing telephone wire oil changes fix flats but I still dress like a woman ! love your sense of humor ❤ I love watching you an your family thank you for all your journey in the world of doing it your self
Entertaining video, and a nice design. Caveat to anyone looking to take a shortcut and reduce the height: you'll hate every second you have to be in there. I inherited an A-frame coop, and even at only 5 foot 4, I can't stand up in it. It's actually painful to try to work in there. Fortunately, we're building something different in a few days!
The comment about how you’re raising your girls won the sub. Loved it.
I was holding my breath watching them with their hair down around rotating power tools. Something to keep in mind…
Awesome channel.
I love the way you are including your children! This definitely looks like you did your research. I'm not sure you mention it later or not but I recently found out that you should not house guineas kn the same coop as chickens.
I never intend to build a chicken coop, but here I am-like you-addicted to this channel. 😂
Thank you so much!
Yyyyup! 😏 😀
Bourbon Moth and Haxman get ten to twenty laughs out of me per video.
And put them (rollers nad brushes) in the fridge, paint won't dry in the fridge.
I Aspire to be a great father like you sir. God bless you and your family.
I think it's wonderful that U also have your family helping in your builds.😲😁😃🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗
I could watch and listen all day. Remind me of a "clean" Robin Williams!
I think it’s awesome how your baby girl helps you. I do this with my granddaughter and we have the best time
Great build and as others have said it is great the way you are including your wife and girls. The girls will be more self confident as they grow up and do more things like building the coop.
We lived on a small ranch, 60 acres, in Eastern Oklahoma for several years and had all kinds of ticks. We started doing this after my Father and I worked fence one day and each had 30+ ticks each embedded around our belt line. It might be a little extreme for where you are but two things that we did to prevent the ticks from getting to us really worked. We wore boots and bloused are pants. We would also sprinkle our boots with sulfur. It might be an idea for when you are working in really tall grass.
1yr ago But still as interesting and amazing as it was the 1st time. Love y'all. Good luck to all With all your future endeavors..
Watch out boys, these well trained ladies are comin'.
Love this guy, absolutely hilarious!
Make sure to explain Butthurt to your young ladies. I was raised like your daughters and I've had to deal with a lot of Butthurt. A saying of mine, "I need to find a man who's more of a "man" than I am." I finally found him! I do know more about construction, bushcraft, electrical, plumbing, etc. than he does, however, he's military and is well versed in the capabilities of women and is not bothered/intimidated by it. In fact, he's the first partner I've had that actually likes to learn from me so he can work on projects as well. It's so refreshing to not have to deal with hurt feelings when I'm trying to get shit done!
This guy should have a tv show! Love him so much
I would love to build this in our backyard our last coop had a break in and we lost our girls. Is this design or schematics listed/available anywhere or even just the list of materials? How many 2×4s etc?
Great work. Very nice and functional mobile coop. To make it perfect, add critter proof drop down 10- to 12-inch-wide hardware cloth panels on all four sides.
I heard the ticks were bad, especially up North. Love your Chicken Coop! Pest control and fresh eggs-best deal around.
You’re funny, and it’s refreshing to watch a Dad being hands on with his kids
Tick-flicking is actually a serious multi-level league sport in Arkansas. The tournaments extend from local elementary schools all the way thru divisional held at the respective county fairs and then the Illustrious Arkansas Tick Flicking State Championship (IATFSC tm). Teams of 3 go against 3 other teams in 3 minute rounds in a 30 foot triangular tall grass field. There are also 3 judges and medics on hand as well to do it all proper.
Nice. I built an A frame using treated 2x2s and and supported the corners with brackets. No plans except I wanted an A frame tall enough to walk into. Just cut and screwed it together as I went. Cost $80. Mine is not as pretty as yours.
Please offer an update on the tick issue after the birds take over the yard!
Thank you for sharing. I am researching DIY coops and was considering an A-frame tractor coop. I think you finalized my decision.
I like seeing what tool comes next. Old ryobi. Dewalt blade. Pneumatic nailer then bam! Festool track saw lmao
I love that you bring your daughters into your builds
Enjoyed the video. Where would I find the plans for this mobile coop/tractor?
Also sprinkling diatomaceous earth near the areas you sit and inside and around the coops especially their nesting areas will help. Even making an essential oil blend and putting in a hose sprayer would help too. At least both ways are organic.
Use first Saturday Lime for the ticks.
Great idea on the coop! 👍🏻
I sure could use your help, i.e. advise! I am a disabled 74 year old man in poor health. In my late 20s I raised Rabbits and chickens for meat and eggs, Rhode Island Reds for Eggs and Cornish Cross for meat and California White Rabbits. Soon learned I couldn't deal with slaughtering the bunnies so gave that up. I built all of the hutches, and chicken coops but that was then back in Ohio and this is now in central Georgia. At the age of thirty I designed and constructed by MYSELF a 2 story modified salt box home on 3 acres of land I bought bordering Ohio's Wayne National Forest. I sorely miss those days when I always found a way to taken care of what ever needed taken care of by myself having to bother no one else. When my 65 140 hp 4sp Corsa Corvair clutch went out and my friend insisted on helping me he discovered a party he wanted to attend the friary after work when I came home with my new clutch. I jacked up the rear end, removed the rear wheels lowered the car down on my creeper having all ready removed the necessary bolts slid the creeper back a bit, jacked the car back up, slid out the engine and replaced the clutch. When Carl showed up the next day I was driving the car. These days it seem all I can accomplish is done in my dreams/. At any rate (I know lumber prices are out of sight these days) I really do need the chickens and am aware I am no longer capable of construycting a full sized 10 x12 foot enclosed coop but I might be able to put together one like yours in our oversized 2 car garage given a month or so. Any way if you could find the time to email a materials list and a basic drawing for me to attempt it I will be indebted to you as long ass I manage to remain in this wreck of a body. If you can't I will understand and bear no resentment as I still get to enjoy your videos and they do brighten up my days.
sincerely
Philip Wood woodpb56@yahoo.com
Dude!!!! I just discovered your channel while researching mower reviews. Loved your 2 posts on the Cub Cadet. You crack me up. I'd been having a crappy day. After watching some of your other posts, I fine my mood has dramatically improved. Thank you for your sense of humour (I'm Canadian. We use the letter U more often than Americans). Love the content. Bless you man. Stay safe.👍👍👍👍👍
Thank you so much! You as well!
Dude your comedy and sense of humor made me subscribe ur channel...and ur DIY informative project that really help me .Good job and regards to your girls they did also a good job in carpentry..
Wow nice build man!
One great dad right there 🥰, protect at all cost, love the humor and the bond.
Outstanding crazy guy ! Always be on the lookout for those copper rattleheaded moccasins.. they will make great boots though. 💛💚🧡👍🙏👏🐓
Hmm, might want to look into ways of trapping them since he has live bait now to see if anything is faesible.
Might qualify for build it and they will come (not sure how the ladies are going to view that though...)
Still... might just be a matter of how it is presented, like something that may happen, to be reseàrched and choosing a solution - life lesson owned by everyone might work
Thank you so much for the "knowing is half the battle" reference. I say that at least once per week and get blank stares.
My chickens favorite nesting box is a cat litter box with sand and de in it.
beautiful.. love the idea
For the rollers and brushes i use two Walmart plastic bags the wrap the open end around the handle, works great and re-uses the bags, cheaper the the zip lock bags, but as always good content 👍
Good idea. Thanks!
Just found your channel.. You're pretty awesome. Love a man with a positive, humorous, energetic, and fun personality. Your wife is a lucky woman!
Just discovered this channel and it has cured my boredom. THANK YOU
Nice design
You are brilliant dude and its great to see you teaching the kids these things. Ticks are horrid things.
That totally made my day!!! I'm gonna need a bigger one for bigger chickens. Where is the follow up?? So excited
That's sweet chic coop good job ya'll
Great video!! Thank you for sharing!
Ty for this build. I love how you get everyone involved. What's the update on this coop and how its holding up? How is it with predators? Have you had any issues with mink or small predators? Y'all are in Florida right? Do you have issues with large predators? I know your sister has the guinea fowl now but did you notice if they helped with the ticks? Have you ever considered ducks with your chickens? And or a guard goose?
No way this would have been possible to build with out your girls helping !!!!!!!!!!!!! Great project !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
🤣 "if somebody's rude to me, i can flick one on'em"
"You went full semi-auto" 🤣🤣
DUDE just found the channel the other day and it’s awesome and funny we have the same sense of humour keep it up!!!!!
I enjoyed every second of this build, Its Great to see the Family involved too
I learned a lot, laughed a lot, and so very much appreciate you! Great video! Definitely subscribed! Thank you!
you should place a small light inside about 40 watts and put it on a timer to extend the daylight to 16 hours this way your hens will lay more efficiently,. I found this out as not all my chickens were laying eggs every day for the amount of feed they ate. you can find a fairly good timer that allows for the light to be turn on and off twice daily
Well done
Haxman you have an amazing channel please don't change the way you do your videos, I've turned so many people on to your channel so far. Just as a side note you could put some clips on the bottom side of the of the chicken coop to hold/store those steel pipes you use to lift it. That way they're always on the chicken coop and you don't lose them in your garage.
Thank you so much! And thanks for the tip!
What a Tick-flicker.
I'm in love, by the way, with his array of tools, and skills.
Having your own chickens will make you never want to eat a store bought egg again ! and if you feed the right food you can get up to 250 omegs 3 each egg compared to 50 in a store egg so much healthier ....but it is work makin them birds happy lol ....chicken tractor is a must very cool video.
"I'm raisin' my girls to kick your sons tails!" I love that!!
I found this channel last night and I have been cracking up ever since. I am hooked. Keep up the Dad jokes and puns. 💜
Thanks!
Press n seal is cheaper and will work as well as ziploc bags too :)
Don't forget to wrap the paint tools with wet paper towels before you throw them in the bag if youre using latex. I use Kroger bags instead of ziplocks
I like this chicken tractor. I need to build like 10 or 12 for my front quarter acre for breeder pens and this looks like the best bet. Thank you!
Awesome! Thank you
You my man are fun to watch also great videos!!
Haxman you missed your calling as an Arnold impersonator 😜Thanks for the video!!
Love your unhinged free spirit! Praying for your wife and family... they live with you everyday, as mine did with me! Well done - so enjoying the way you "present" R
Found this channel recently and have binged the entire lot! Keep it up mate
Awesome, thank you!
Absolutely. This is my second video but not my last for the night.
Wow! Now the chickens I didn't know I wanted will be so comfy!
Well, next time, stop painting, and take the tarp and put it over your work until the rain stops. The work piece was sitting on the very thing it needed to stay dry.
Just watching my first Haxman and I'm hooked. Love it.
nice to see another homeowner that can't pick a tool brand. I have everything from Black&Decker to Milwaukee as well.
Красавчик, шутник! Золотые руки.... и еще Хороший отец!
Handsome joker! Golden hands .... and also a good father!
New to your channel. Love the videos and want to build this tractor. Not sure if guineas need roosts, but would add for chickens. Need side access to clean and more protection from cold up in here in the land of snow and ice. Absolutely love the ability to move around the yard 😃
I Love watching you and your family do so many things, I found you and I now Bing Watch your show..... Just wondered where you are located also.... I too Love to do projects and your kids will have many memories of helping and learning with you...... Keep doing what you do.... Love it !
We are closing on an older house in September. I love your channel! You have given us so many great ideas on how to do many things we are planning.
I'm marathon watching and just subscribed to Kim's channel. I'm moving to my homestead in 32 days!!!!! Yay! I'm getting chickens soon too.
Cheered me up!
I need to build this great design. We had a massive willow tree destroy our overly large chicken coop. I absolutely love your use of landscape edging on the base and advice of integration of your dogs and chickens. Would love to purchase a set of your rough sketches to save my few remaining brain cells! Enjoy your projects, family and presentation for our encouragement and motivation! Thanks!!!
Yes blue prints! Sketches where can we buy them?🙏
Such a funny man. I will use Possums too. Cute are Possums 🤗
New sub here ! Man you seem like a pretty cool dad! My kinda dude
Thank you I did ask you if you had a chicken coop builder and I found it
Well-made project and video :-)
Awesome video.... I'm in the process of building one identically to yours.
I really enjoy all your videos.
Keep it coming...
THANK YOU
P.S. the idea of collecting ticks is terrific, especially sharing it with the undesirables...
I absolutely love Madison 🤩 She reminds me of myself lol same done with the whole thing face 😂 There WILL come a time when she appreciates these lessons 😉
I had to sub because you crack me up and you're teaching your girls right, how to whoop a boy into a man.
Your daughter is so cute plus learning building skills she'll never forget!❤️👍
Well done! I like your A-frame design and using the ceiling what'cha'ma'call'em panels. Wood is too dang expensive right now for a fancy coop for chickens. But your design is nice option and a middle ground.
Look at all that lumber! You must be a gazillionaire!