Now Hope Refuses to come OUT!
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- Now Hope Refuses to come OUT!
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Feeding time usually consists of headbutting here, too:) It’s always mayhem in the mornings haha. I wouldn’t worry too much about Hope, this is really normal behavior and they’d treat her like this at feeding time whether she’s a baby or adult, sweater or not. I have no doubt that in a year Hope’ll be the herd queen! ps
I can’t believe you still have snow!
I cant believe we still have snow either! Its getting pretty depressing. We ready to pack up and move to where Hope is from ;)
Weed 'em & Reap I love your videos and also Lumnah Acres channel looking forward to seeing both stella fern and hope all grown up 🙂
I was subscribed to both of your channels already. So, very excited when I saw hope in thumbnail for lumnah! I enjoy watching each of your farms!
Our whole group agrees...Hope is not fazed by the other goats and she will rule the roost! She's one tough cookie!
@@LumnahAcres pushing 90° here in the Tampa Bay area! I'll gladly trade places with you for a week! You guys could enjoy the sunshine & beaches; and I'd enjoy feeding the animals & making snow-men...😂
I’m not worried about Hope at all. She’s tough and you know what you’re doing. I know you will take good care of her. Everything will be fine eventually 💗
Our goats are very click-ish. I have a doe that we got last Summer, she has always been the 'outsider', she just had her first kids a few weeks ago & now she has her own 'herd' and is much happier. We saw her running, jumping, & playing for the first time this week. You may need to get Hope a friend similar in age or younger, for her to grow up with, otherwise she will likely always be alone. It would make it easier to integrate her into the herd that way, there is strength in numbers.
The LaRue Family Homestead : great idea!
That's what I've been saying. Hope needs another goat her age and introducing them together would get them accepted much quicker.
@@johnchase4408 yeah hopefully things will be better when Willow has her baby/ies so Hope isn't the only new goat
I saw a flue ignite when I was a boy. Flames shot 50 feet in the air and it roared like a freight train. The cabin was lost. You probably saved some ones home by showing how it's done. Thanks for sharing sir.
Lil Hope is a people goat....she wants you guys...Tanner and Figuero would be awesome companions...I see it on the Dodo channel all the time..She'll get some size and maturity..then she'll be fine..💕💕💕
Olivia was singing 🎤 lovely 😊 Hope is so cute knows when she has had enough smart live to fight another day lol 🙏Tanners a happy camper can’t wait for summer until your very busy looking forward to it 🙌🔥
Thank you Al, for sharing your day, your animals! It was amazing to see the egg dry, I also love the light blue egg shells, I have never seen
Them before.....I pray little Hope will be accepted soon, she is a trooper, and she literally warms my heart, your gentility and consideration of her is truely beautiful to watch...have a happy day, you and your lovely family ❤️HOPE❤️
Hey Kyla, check out Bobblehead Homestead, he is raising chickens that lay those eggs, he calls them olive eggers.
redheadvamp oh thanks so much I shall go take a look ☺️
Aw Hope is so affectionate :) You should make a cook book in future too!
I said the same thing..a cookbook for modern homesteaders👍👍
Cheer up because all that snow helps your rocks grow.
Poor Hope, always the outsider since the moment you were born. Hopefully, one day you will be accepted as one of the crowd.
That was very cool to see the egg bloom dry. Also good to see Hope pushing back a little! She’ll show the others she belongs in the herd and it’ll all be ok. Thank you for all your hard work to share your lives with us! Look forward to your videos each morning.
Chicks, piglets and baby goats arriving... lots going on and to look forward to. Hope will soon stand her ground and fit in. She’s a sweetie.
In cajun country that sticky pork is called grillades(gree odds). It's made with leftover meat, typically beef or pork and served as a breakfast dish.
I think you are doing great on protecting Hope -- slowly things will improve with the herd.
Good Morning You All !! Al , it looks like Hope has Imprinted You. You are her protector . It will be very interesting to see how Hope reacts to willows baby (s). Buttercup might be the same way towards the new ones coming. Your doing such a great job with your little farm. Take care & bless you all. 💖😊👍
Try putting the most cantankerous one or two in the barn, and then letting Hope and the easiest bond outside. Then the next “easiest” one and Hope. It does appear Hope is starting to “come on line” and push back. Thanks for making these videos. My wife and I really enjoy watching you and your family. God Bless. Jean and Jeff
All the goats are sweet but that Hope is just extra sweet. She was calling you again.....Daaaaaaaaad! Lol! Her little tongue flicks are so funny.
Dinner looked delicious as usual. I enjoyed Olivia singing in the background. I will need to look through your videos,I would like to try the raspberry loaf you baked.
Hope is so cute, she's definitely a people's 🐐 goat. She gets so excited to seeing you, and loves affection from you guys.
You guys have been buried in snow for six months!!! Praying God gives you springtime weather soon! Thanks to your inspiration, we planted veggie seeds in egg cartons indoors, and they are popping through the soil. Potatoes and onions are showing in the outside garden, too. We are attempting the Back to Eden method with wood chips. Haven't had a successful garden for three years, so we hope this year will be different. Love y'all! 🌸 Sharon in SC
Never thought about egg bloom but in the UK eggs aren't refrigerated in stores. Suppose that means they aren't washed. In the house, I keep eggs out of the fridge - just in a bowl on the counter top.
Wow! All that snow! Its been in the 80's all this week down in lower Alabama with thunderstorms today and possible tornadoes.
"I was this many years old when I learned about egg bloom!" ...
Thanks Al.
Thpse goats look like they could easily break Hopes back ramming her like they do. They're so mean to the poor baby.
We never wash our eggs unless they are soiled.
Ah to be a kid again, love Olivia’s solo rendition! Sorry about the snow, it will all be a memory soon. Keep on pushing ahead! I have gotten to see our chickens lay a few eggs first hand, crazy, caught them at the right time. Have an amazing weekend!
Good morning! Well it seems my guess of April 3rd for the snow melt was about as wrong as one can get. Lol. I love starting my day with y’all. Gets me motivated to go out and feed our horses and do barn and garden chores. No excuse for me, it’s 78 degrees here. I want your snow to melt so we can see the barn build. Hopefully soon. Have a blessed day!
Bless tell Olivia she is a lovely singer ❤️❤️
That was my first time also of watching a freshly laid egg, drying. So neat.
I’m glad Hope is able to get away from those other goats by hiding in the feeder 😄 I love seeing the relationship between Al and Hope!!!
I know the snow is a round to long but you still got to admire the look the snow makes on the bare tree, with their shape. God is a pure artists.
Love these videos, Al! So instructive today on chickens and eggs! Also love hearing Olivia singing in the background. Our children are grown and nearly gone, but our home was full of music too, when they were still here. Too awesome! Thank you!
That one chicken can't wait til the snow is gone either ! I love your videos
Probably even harder for the ducks who must be wondering why they didn't fly south for the winter.
Enjoyed the info on the eggs. Love seeing all you animals, Little Hope is so precious!! You and your family have a great weekend!
Star of the show....FIG A RO
He runs, he jumps, he climbs, he lurks ...aha, in reality, he is Bagheera the leopard from Jungle Book. Just love how free those animals are!
I like your vocalist in the background.
This is such a change in the channel; like it or not is now Hope's. We all watch with baited breath to see how the soap opera of "As the Goat Turns" to see what will happen to her !!! I love it.
Al needs some throbbing violin music for background to complete the soap. :}
2 things ... 1st......yay!!! Chafe hay (sp?) comes from Texas!!! it’s a Texas connection to baby Hope...
2nd I just watched a PBS on the EGG it was incredible how it is wonderful made
Poor Hope
I live about twenty miles away from Fairbanks, Alaska and you guys have more snow than us! Our snow is almost all gone
Hope, so proud of you for standing up to Willow, Blossom, and Buttercup. Tanner says Dad can I help put together the brooder. Lol
Al, where did you get that garlic peeler roller. I have to get one.
We got a ton of rain yesterday I live in PA so I’m glad it’s just rain now and no snow I even got my garden planted and some fruit trees
We just pray mother nature makes up her mind ..spring must come soon. .
Sooner the better
@Ruth Graff ,
Spring is here ! Depending upon where you live. Here in N.E. Ohio , we have daffodils blooming. And my Maple trees are red with spring blossoms.
Was literally glued to your video here....here in Orlando, Fl the early 5 am hour.....the "Hope" segment is one of my favs so far. I am just an ole humble Grandpa type guy here....big ole soft side for little one's like "Hope". I use to raise pigmy goats...so much fun. I too did what you did, sat down on an upturned pail and played with the goats, and I believe they thought I was there "Ole McDonald" daddy lol. Those times as simple as they were, were some of my most memorable ones.....to relax and enjoy the fruits of my labor and have them return the love too.....especially so while the sun was rising . The chickens, goats, and few turkeys shared the same yard. I also played leap frog with my yard fencing...I would put another set of Posts up next over, and unhook my fencing and swing around to the new posts, cleverly moving the animals into it, and of coarse the feeders, waters and nesters. Even the roosting poles were a cinch. I just stuck them thru the strong hog wire fencing I used for strength and strong chicken wire over the lower half. Sticking the roosting poles thru the corners of the yard.....took all of 5 mins maybe.. I did devise a way to use these make shift trays I made to go just under the rooster for manure collection for compost and gardening. Like GOLD to my garden lol. So no wonder, with owning two huge tamed pigs....I was in Hog Heaven we could say ...about the ease of how I was able to play leap frog with the fencing in order to prepare the grounds for gardening. WOW...this was 30 - 40 yrs ago I was doing this. In central Florida VERY IMPORTANT to work the soil.....can't grow much in sandy soil. But my soil was almost like muck. I was born/raised on farm near Niagara Falls, N Y side. in the middle of MUCK LANDS....some of the richest soil in the country. I used no chemicals....I used my leaves and all of my neighbors bags of leaves....plus lawn additives and cow/rabbit/chicken/goat manure in the compost.....of coarse the pigs had their own pens....I played hopscotch with their yards as well.....their whole strip of yardage I used to plant all of my tomatoes and beans. I had so many tomatoes from each plant that we could not canned them fast enough and had to feed many to the animals, this would go on all summer. But the soil was unbelievable, and I planted marigolds at the ends of all of my rows and in various places....no bugs or rodents. I also made my own "bug / pest " natural sprays. Using garlic, grew HOT PEPPERS that I did not eat, only for the spray, used marigold scraps, hot sauce, baking soda, this and that all natural, blended it up fine and strained. Put in spray bottle...and that was ALL I DID here in Central Florida. NO PESTS did I have...HONEST. My proudest time was that I had CORN...............yes...I am not stretching the truth, photos to prove. I had corn in Central Florida, over 9 ft tall. Tall enough that traffic stopped or slowed down in our out in the country side homestead. I found out the reason, it was the corn that shocked them and could see it so well from the road. But I had alot of good luck and time gardening naturally and easily. No frills.....not alot of secrets....just patience....time and LOTS OF LOVE..and a HUGE THANKFUL Attitude for the BLESSINGS our family experienced. It was those times when God seemed so near.
Ken
PS: Keep up the GREAT videos.....I am enjoying them.
Man, they are so stinking mean to her!
I noticed that you have a lot more snow than we do here in Upstate New York something we don't see very often.
Poor hope🙁
Oh my goodness! More snow? I know y’all need a good burst of sunshine! 🌞 Hope looks like she has angel wings on the top of her head lol! Sooo cuuute!💞
I feel so bad for Hope. The other goats are not nice to her. Regards from Puerto Rico 🇵🇷
Great to be able to see the bloom dry! Hope this is the last of your snow! Have a great weekend!💕
Looks like Hope is starting to push back some
I was so proud! Keep it up Hope!
Al, I loved the memories of what each piece of wood came from! I still split and use leftover framing scraps from when I built my house (well, I was the GC...) and pieces of my 3/4" t&g flooring make an appearance too, for the same reason - cutting around vents. That's the beauty of having been so involved with your house build - every piece does have a story!
Poor Hope the odds have been stacked against you since birth, maybe they can send help from Arizona Queen Luna and princess Stella to have your back LOL
Y'all are gonna go from winter to summer. No spring. What was funny was, Livvie said the same thing as I was typing it. Haha, lol.
This *is* our spring. Warm to snowy and back again. Repeat for 2 months.
Thanks for sharing the egg drying. Learn so many new things from you. Sent my sister, in Oklahoma, the same water pot you use. She loves it! Blessings to you all.
I love love yr Vlogs I came over here to watch Hope I love love her those blue eyes are Awesome. I've never seen a Egg bloom that was really Great! Thanks so so much for sharing ir6
I'm officially Addicted to your Vlogs I watch y'all every day. Your trees are so pretty with the snow on them I love that. My heart drops when I see the other goats with Hope I know that the adjustment will take sometime. Today while she was eating it looked like her left ear was bitten and she was pulled down Into the feeding station . I was yelling oh poor Hope but she is a trooper. I love how U greet all the animals it's very nice. Thanks again for sharing your daily live experiences watching it is truly a blessing to me Have a Blessed day 🐶🐕🐱🐤🐓🐔🐣🦆. Sending U a lil sunshine from Florida lol🌞🌝☀️
Hy...i am from Estonia,what is in north Europe and now i living in Netherlands...in both places in shops eggs are in normal shelves and in home i not putting eggs in fridge too and not washing them ...we buying eggs and milk from one homestead :)...i really hope if one day other coats getting friend with Hope...maybe then when baby coats are born :)...how long this annoying white stuff falling on ground there?:P
Asma211 i also from the Netherlands 🙂. Here we do not wash our eggs the keep better fresh without Washing them. When You wash eggs You destroy a layer that keeps bacteria out.
Al, Seeing the bloom dry on a freshly laid egg was awesome. I have never seen something like that. Great filming!
Great design on chick pen.
The sky and trees and snow look like a picture. I have been enjoying porch weather in shorts recently. Beautiful spring weather with loads of sticky pollen.
Okay i love that brooder set up. Like i have limited space here and any set up I've seen isn't good when you have minimal storage. Yours is like a perfect set up!
Also, I need a t shirt with Figaro on it, ASAP!!😃
Ugg, more snow! Hopefully it will be gone soon and you can start on that barn! Blessings to all.
Feeling really sorry for little Hope. She needs full time company and not isolation. Goats are social creatures.
Carol White so do I .. poor baby..
It looked like Hope was ready to do a little head butting herself there for a little bit. I'm thinking too, that if you carried a little stick and give the other goats a firm whack on the head and a stern "NO".... they may back off a little. But, what do I know....I never had goats. :) Love your videos!
That's what I was thinking. Knock them on the head with your knuckles. But don't do it on camera. You'll never hear the end of it.
@nvyoder ,
I have never hit any of my animals with a stick or anything else. I want them to obey me . Not fear me. Animals that fear you are more likely to bite you or gore you depending upon what their weapon is .
@@donaldmiller8629, Good point!
Oh man I hope that snow goes away. But you press on regardless. That is so encouraging.
The Bloom is fascinating!!!! Holding a warm egg is too. 😊🐔
When we had freshly-laid eggs at home when I was a kid we never washed them, my mother wiped them clean. I never realised that's why they tell you not to refrigerate eggs, though, so I certainly learned something today. Thanks! 🙂
Your daughter is so precious.. I love how shes so tiny with the huge head covering. lol And was that her singing in the background? God bless you guys.
Goat helmet and football pads. For hope. I’m just kidding would be a chuckle
Great information. Great homesteader adventure. Great food. Great family. Blessings Lumnahs. Praying that your weekend is safe and peaceful. ☝💪...👉
Awwwwww poor little HOPE
I have seen videos where eggs just sit in the kitchen, so with you explaining the outer layer put on the egg by the chicken makes me see eggs in a whole new way.
Good morning from the mountain. Spring was here yesterday it was gorgeous.. We lost alot of snow,,, I can hear the brook below our homestead running so spring run off is happening.. Which is a great sound.. Our 2 baby goats born March 18th are doing great. We will get our meat birds soon also.. Have an awesome Sunday.
Right. In France the eggs at the grocery store are not refrigerated. They are loose, not pre-packaged, and you choose individually the ones you want to buy.
I’ve never seen eggs sold loosely
@@LumnahAcres, Al, Europe is still a more farm-to-table culture than the USA is. Food is presented much like it came straight from the farm that morning, and in some cases that's the truth!
The eggs come fresh from the farms every morning before the grocery store opens. It's extra special now because we don't think about salmonella at all anymore. Eggnog has never tasted better! Also interesting is that white eggs are very difficult to find which is no problem until you want to color Easter eggs.
I’m developing a NH accent
ROFL.......... me too and I am an Australian!!!!
I like how you remember the story to each piece of wood. I was made fun of for remembering exactly that a tiny bit of plastic was part of a toy I assembled for my children. But when you are involved in something, you remember.
Dinner looks lovely, enjoy.
Cool beans on the brooder, you never cease to amaze me.
Pls introduce hope to the dogs and if they get along, let her inside until the snow goes away 👍
I think Hope and Figaro should be friends. Hope and the Australian are at a similar age. They might be able to play together. I loved Willow, buttercup, and blossom and they turned out to be jealous bitches.
@@roberthudson6284 hope head butted Tanner and the dog has no interest in head butting nutcases !
farm animals inside,,,,, no
Robert Hudson , Goats don’t really care for dogs. Al tried to introduce her to poor Tanner and she head butted him. Figaro seems to like Hope but don’t know if she is friendly to him. I’m really disappointed at Willow more than the other two girls. Willow has been beating Hope in her head and sides and stomach.
@@audreyabdo7719 Pregnant women can act crazy too !
We make "silage" for our dairy cattle. It's the same as your Chaf hay, but most people in our area don't feed their sheep it goats anything like that. I agree with Olivia. We are going to go right into summer. On Thursday it was 81. Friday it was rainy and 60. Today it's sunny and 50. What crazy weather. I'm ready to plant my garden!!! Come on Spring!
it might be a good idea to get tanner either a harness or there is another thing you can get (i forget what they are called) that is kinda looks like a muzzle but it just moves the force of the leash. just to stop him from getting his neck pulled so hard constantly when Olivia holds the leash. my friends dog damaged its Trachea in the same way. its none of my business but people dont realize and i wouldnt want anything to happen to your dog hes a cutie for sure :)
Do I hear Oivia singing in the background?
I thought that too ^^
Ur videos been post early for me in Florida and it help I have been under the weather so watching ur guys video give something to do and puts me in a good mood
Wow Al you're a genius with that chicken brooder.
Pack up and move, North so that's what you would expect weatherwise, South to get out of it 😊 wait, you don't live in a tent, guess you're stuck. I recall winters that wanted me to pack and move south, they didn't want to go away, eventually they did, your attitude is amazing!!!!
Oh no more snow ❄️ i agree with Livy that we’ll go straight to summer. It’s not snowed in Pennsylvania lately but it’s been chilly and gloomy. We had teaser sun but not enough. Hugs 🤗 and stay warm
Same in Colorado more snow it never stops. I've never seen so much. I'm expecting even more flooding. Spring is coming someday
Our 7 year old miniature poodles name is tanner as well and he loves the snow too
You guys are so great with Hope, keeping her safe. Poor thing. Willow I'm so surprised at with her behavior towards her. she's been such a sweet goat, but not with poor Hope. 💔
lsn't being grumpy a sign of nearing delivery time?
thank you, I was wondering what chafe hay was, sad more snow, love the color of them eggs, God Bless you all, see you all next time.
Those goats are just trying to figure out the pecking order. Ours had a few weeks/months were they butted heads a lot. They still do every now and then. Just what goats do.
Rocking C Homestead thanks Lance I was going to say the same thing. Hope is much tougher that she looks and can handle it.
@@SampsonFarms 100% Nathan - She can handle it. Those goats pound on each other.
Olivia I think when she got butted in the hip .. she was too sore to go through it again.. that was brutal.. ouch. I fear it’s going to make her nasty too.. sad 😔
Olivia I know I’ve been bullied in my life too and being rejected is hard enough but the physical abuse the worst.. as a baby.. I think isolating the grumpy mother to be; taking the sweater off during the day playtime and putting it on the strongest of the other ones.. under supervision while they adapt is a good strategy.. I’ve raised boys and am very familiar with bullying.. also if it doesn’t work out.. maybe rehoming her to a yoga goat group (selling her) and replacing her with an older goat maybe in order.. but it’s really not my business so it’s just a suggestion.. for a little battered baby .. so sad.. she’s so precious! 💕 she could help a lot of adoring ppl like therapy and they could help give her the love she needs..
Hope is no wimp, that's for sure! She fights back. Like DaNelle said, I've been thinking myself that Hope will probably end up being herd queen. Watch out other girls, that's the future queen you're pushing around! P.S.: You guys can't catch a break with all that snow. Sheesh, I hope Spring comes to you very soon!
Great timing with the egg laying, cool seeing it dry....interesting. Wish Hope was a little bigger, she sure is a nice goat...one day.
"Spring is gonna be here any time, now." Yeah, right!😏 Hoping for spring is eternal.
We're in West Virginia and we have really cold winters but I don't think I could handle April snow! Praying for y'all. Winter is one of the hardest parts of farming in colder states imo. Frozen water, hauling jugs, keeping animals out of the freezing wind etc.... Hopefully Springtime comes fast to y'all
Was enjoyable hearing Olivia singing in the background. She is really a delight.
Willow's such a cranky ole broad. :)
Great to see Hope standing up for herself. Do you have to candle your eggs?
When I saw the icicle I wondered if it meant more frosty weather. Your spring is going to be gorgeous.
My guess awhile back that your snow will disappear by April 30th is so far standing. I hope it proves me wrong and goes by the 19th. It is pretty but I sure don't miss it. Been living in Florida for 22years now and our winters make up for our humid summers. Thanks for another great video.
I love to watch you cook, it's very relaxing. Happy Spring, yall !!
Such sweetness, smart Hope, not wanting to go out in the cold. LOL, she climbed right in the feeder, cracked me up. I have also read that Europeans don't refrigerate their eggs. They refuse to have eggs shipped from the USA, because of the way our store bought eggs are processed. I think they are smart on this one.