Same for me. I'm 80 yrs old and disabled. Nothing wrong with my mind. I grew up on a farm and appreciate the constant work involved. I'm enjoying learning about anything. My late husband said, "You fill your head with totally useless tivia." I think he was jealous of my interest in learning.
SAME HERE, AS I WILL BE 76 THIS YEAR IF THE LORD'S WILLING.... I LOVE THE HUMBLE AND HONEST APPROACH THESE TWO HAVE.... PERHAPS, US SENIORS WILL PLANT IN GOD'S KINGDOM WHEN WE ARE RESTORED TO HEALTH..... IN THE MEANTIME, WE CAN ENJOY THIS.... GOD BLESS
@@johncspine2787 I live in an apartment. I sincerely doubt my landlord would let me do that! And we unfortunately have certain neighbors that would enjoy throwing rocks at chickens or stealing them.
Maybe, maybe not. They've said that their other hens are rapidly aging out of laying egg. So they need to have more roadisland reds. They will have more than enough for their family but maybe not as many for sale
It's all those small things like not putting new feed on top of old in your feed barrel that makes such a difference in the ongoing health of your critters. You always put their health and well being first and they know it. It shows! Love the Cog Hill family.
Well, here I am sipping sherry in suburban England, never having had any experience of farming but soaking up all the knowledge that you share. You are a genius Jason, on how to make everything you do interesting. I will never own chickens or farm animals but I’m loving every minute of watching your menagerie grow and thrive. Thank you for your videos, they put a smile on my face every time. 🥰🥰🥰🥰🇬🇧
I'm so glad your Rhode Island Reds are ready for egg laying. It's amazing how fast they grow! So sad about how much you lost in the field. But it should be a fairly quick turnaround being where you are. God bless!
as I sit here watching I’m asking myself if I had to pick which animal on the farm is my favorite,I can’t pick just one,love Nuggets beautiful bright eyes,Holly is just precious,moo,big teddy bear,Mildred is simply beautiful,tuck and the list goes on and on
Back when we lived in Illinois we had chickens on the farm. We had a creek running through our property, I would get a couple buckets of creek sand and spread it in the chicken yard. We let them range most of the time but we fed them in one location. They spent most of the year out in the yard but every night they would go back to the chicken coop. We miss the fact that now we don't have access to home grown eggs. The eggs sold in the store today do not taste near as good as the home grown ones that we remember.
So happy for you'll have eggs during the shortage and high prices now a days. I love the cackling sounds chickens make. You have beautiful hens, especially the ones you have given names to. Very unique ones .❤🐥🐓
Y'all won't have to buy eggs anymore !! The Rhode Island Reds look so big now and will be great to have their house move around for the grass. Happy chicks happy eatin 😄
When I lived in Nashville there were so many meat and 3 type restaurants and they were so good. I haven’t found any in the Dallas area and I miss them.
@@sharonyoung8251 Try Harvest Farm to Table, Local Yocal and The Pantry in downtown McKinney. And there's always Cotton Patch and Cracker Barrel chains. And the Garland Cafe has good catfish on Fridays.
@@sharonyoung8251 I like Norma's Cafe.. there's only like five locations left but the one I found in Plano is really good. They closed the one on Northwest highway down years ago. 💔 But the Plano location is really good. It's nice having 3 vegetables...
I sure do love it when I wake in the morning to you guys and a farm video! I know life has been crazy for you guys recently…I’m so glad things are going well for Shirley and Granddaddy…. You know your Cog Hill Family will jump right in anytime to help from far and near. Love y’all❤😊
Praying for granddaddy & shirley! I’m wondering if they could get a storm shelter built that’s handicapped accessible for their feeling of security (and family)? I believe that would be the 1st thing I’d build! Surely they could get some kind of government assistance for it? I love keeping up with your family farm! Love y’all!
The Rhode Island Reds look so happy. They are getting use to ya'll.They wewe checking out thr layer boxes and the pellets. They are a beautiful shade of red. Hoping things get on the fast track for Granddaddy. You are truly a blessed and loved family
Love it! I can't believe ya'll got out of that store with no chicks. I thought for sure that would be an epic fail, but then again, man did that lunch reward look yuuummmmmy.😋
Great video. I could watch all day. ❤ I’ve already said so much about Holly-how smart and bright and beautiful she is but also she has found her happy place times one hundred. Dog nirvana-(disappearance of the individual to the universe.) Thank you for giving that gift to her. 🙏
Our Reds started laying at 16 weeks.. they were the best layers we ever had !!! It is indeed a good day to be at Cog Hill Farms !! Pouring down rain here in NC... got my coffee and my laptop and enjoying your video !!
When I was growing up my mom always raised Rhode Island Red's she would buy 50 chicks every year raise them then kill the roosters to freeze to eat cull out some of the older hens to freeze also we always kept about 25 hens and sold the eggs we didn't need I thought that was the only breed of chicken 😂 💕
I sure enjoy all your videos. I really love chickens. Can't wait for them to start laying. I miss watching you all gathering eggs. I like all the animals on the farm and i can't wait for time for you to get the garden and flowers going. Love you all. God bless!
I love the new hat Jason. I like it better than your ball cap. The hat and overalls reminds me of old time train workers. Kinda like the workers in Thomas the Train. Love y'all!🚂💕
Jason and Brooke thanks for sharing another day of activity on the farm. Hopefully everything continue to progress in a positive direction. May God continue to bless you all with good health, growth, success and prosperity 🙏🥰
I just wanted to say that you take some much care with your animals and that it truly comes through on your videos. I am a viewer, but I feel sometimes that I am part of your farm too. Thank you for another great video from Coghill Farm. Looking forward to seeing some eggs from the Rhode Island Reds. What are you going to do about the Roosters?🐔🐔😊😊
I love this video thank you for taking me along with you to the store and restaurant I love to watch y'all everyday! I get up every day looking for y'all on RUclips! Y'all just light up my life here in Paris Tennessee keep on keepin on! I love y'all!
Its going to be an eggstravaganza!!!! I love my Rhode Island reds! Queen of the flock Peeper is going on 8 years old! Hey if you put that RIR feeder in a oil pan style bowl they wont be able to kick it out everywhere~! Love yall!
I just love how well you take care of all your babies there, just simply brilliant! When watching, I always try to look at the land, sunsets there are beautiful and I love finding the little teeny tiny hole in the door that you made a mistake on, I'll be like THERE IT IS LOL lol LOl....Love the video, and prayers to your grand daddy and all that was hurt with that nasty tornado :( xoxo Nancy
We have six Rhode Island Red ladies in our suburban backyard. They are two years old now and we still get 6 eggs most days. We love our Fluffy Butt girls.
That was good timing on getting the layers. I never thought I'd see these prices on eggs. I want to say I am thankful you'll have a partial garden left, but I also want to tell you that was the prettiest winter garden I've ever seen the week before the storm. Absolutely gorgeous. I can't wait to see it again.
Brooke you are so witty and quick! I laughed about ‘they must have passed on the chicks too’ so funny😂! I love how you both play off each other! Nice to see you using your table again! I love farm fresh eggs. I wish you lots of success with your layers. I hope your weather is cooperating. I’m the only one in the family who likes rutabagas. I’m sorry you lost so many beautiful vegetables. Thank you for making me laugh today!
That was really interesting and informative. Your Chickens and Roosters are gorgeous. Well done Brooke for passing up those Chick's for now. 😀 Feel bad for your Fall garden Jason but at least you were left with something. Farming isn't easy. ❤️&🙏
You are now set up for successful egg-laying!! I think that's wonderful!! God bless the Rhode Island Reds and bringing food to the Smith family!! 💜❤💜🐓🐓🐓🐓🐓🐓🐓🐓🐓🐓🐓(pretend these chickens are red, lol)
Oh my heavens I wish we had a place to eat like y'all do. I saw chicken livers on the menu so yum yum. Now those are some nice looking chickens. You do such a great job at explaining about the care of chickens. Hope you get eggs soon as fresh farm eggs are the best. Thanks!!!
You might want to check your carrots under the ground at the root. My grandfather kept some of his carrots over the winter. The tops would die off and then sprout again in the spring. They turned out to be quite large.
I got a couple of bantam silliest and I'm so impressed. And love their eggs. It's like the same size yolk as a big egg but half the white. Great personalities and they'd rather scratch under the bushes so they are safe from hawks.
I really do appreciate your video content! You've become professional with the way you put it out. And, of course, you and the animals are HUGE STARS to us, your happy vicarious family :)
Something that worked for me with my "layers-to-be" and "new layers" - I taped the two pieces of plastic Easter eggs together, so they wouldn't fall apart, then put one in each nest box. I left them in for a while, then took them out once the hens did a good job of using the nest boxes. I used pastel colored ones, not just white, or whatever would be their normal color to lay.
Jason, Brooke, those chickens are looking nice! Won't be much longer and you'll be collecting eggs! I also happy to see that some of the garden survived. It isn't a total loss! 💖💖💖
This city girl always learns a lot from you. I've lived most of my life in large cities, but now am retired. Love your vlogs. I feel like I left the Zone 1 (Oregon coast) to visit Zone 8. So different, but a lot the same. Back yard chickens are quite popular around our small town, 100 miles north of the California border. I do recall shucking corn for my grandmother's chickens in Missouri when I was 4 years old.
We like putting the artificial grass turf mats in our nests. If they get dirty, we pull them out, hose them off, let them dry and put them back in. The sisal mats you use, our chooks would dig right out of their nesting boxes! Big brats, the lot of them. But they leave the artificial turf in there.
So sorry your beautiful garden suffered so much damage. You guys always keep on going heads held high so inspiring. I am looking forward to your beautiful flower garden again and your summer vegetable garden. Wishing the best with the new layers.
Hey Jason, great video, never knew about the egg laying. That you don't have to have a rooster to have eggs!! Thank you! Learn new something everyday!!! Much love to you all.
Happiness is, seeing Holly do anything with her favorite human... :)
I'm not able to perform physical labor anymore, but I'm a sponge for knowledge and your videos are so educational and informative!! Thank you!!
Same for me. I'm 80 yrs old and disabled. Nothing wrong with my mind. I grew up on a farm and appreciate the constant work involved. I'm enjoying learning about anything. My late husband said, "You fill your head with totally useless tivia." I think he was jealous of my interest in learning.
Same for me but I love watching them and pretend I am doing it too
SAME HERE, AS I WILL BE 76 THIS YEAR IF THE LORD'S WILLING.... I LOVE THE HUMBLE AND HONEST APPROACH THESE TWO HAVE.... PERHAPS, US SENIORS WILL PLANT IN GOD'S KINGDOM WHEN WE ARE RESTORED TO HEALTH..... IN THE MEANTIME, WE CAN ENJOY THIS.... GOD BLESS
I’m disabled as well, but had a coop built, I got chickens to force me to go outside in the winter..it’s a lot, but, I’m glad I did it..
@@johncspine2787 I live in an apartment. I sincerely doubt my landlord would let me do that! And we unfortunately have certain neighbors that would enjoy throwing rocks at chickens or stealing them.
I just love Holly. It’s like she was born on your farm. It was definitely meant to be that you find her
Me too! I wish they would make Holly t-shirts. I would wear it. I did ask on this comments previously.
Holly and the old tractor. ❤
@@tracitries9514 I love the tractor too!
It’s a great day to be a member of Cog Squad!!! So happy to see some of our barn yard friends enjoying the sunshine!! 😊
Mary Carl is going to be an egg-selling billionaire if the cost of eggs keeps going up.
EH CBunny you’re right about the cost of eggs!
Maybe, maybe not. They've said that their other hens are rapidly aging out of laying egg. So they need to have more roadisland reds. They will have more than enough for their family but maybe not as many for sale
It's all those small things like not putting new feed on top of old in your feed barrel that makes such a difference in the ongoing health of your critters. You always put their health and well being first and they know it. It shows! Love the Cog Hill family.
Well, here I am sipping sherry in suburban England, never having had any experience of farming but soaking up all the knowledge that you share. You are a genius Jason, on how to make everything you do interesting. I will never own chickens or farm animals but I’m loving every minute of watching your menagerie grow and thrive. Thank you for your videos, they put a smile on my face every time. 🥰🥰🥰🥰🇬🇧
Holly is a perfect addition to your farm , I love her energy 😊💕
I'm so glad your Rhode Island Reds are ready for egg laying. It's amazing how fast they grow! So sad about how much you lost in the field. But it should be a fairly quick turnaround being where you are. God bless!
It was great to see Mary Carl i miss her sweet face, and hearing her tell about everything..let her know she is missed...Susie
as I sit here watching I’m asking myself if I had to pick which animal on the farm is my favorite,I can’t pick just one,love Nuggets beautiful bright eyes,Holly is just precious,moo,big teddy bear,Mildred is simply beautiful,tuck and the list goes on and on
You guys are real farmers,brook you don't worry about getting dirty,love that
That second 'not today' in the car was Brooke letting Jason know that there's a limit to self control 😂 I'd be the same 🤣 💜
Yep...I enjoyed that!! :)
I don’t know if I could have been that strong with leaving the store without baby chicks. They are so cute. God Bless. 🙏🏻❤️
Back when we lived in Illinois we had chickens on the farm. We had a creek running through our property, I would get a couple buckets of creek sand and spread it in the chicken yard. We let them range most of the time but we fed them in one location. They spent most of the year out in the yard but every night they would go back to the chicken coop. We miss the fact that now we don't have access to home grown eggs. The eggs sold in the store today do not taste near as good as the home grown ones that we remember.
Hello Terry how are you doing today?
Good morning Cog Hill and Cog Squad!!! It’s a another great day!!! Great Live last night!
👍 🥚 chicken 🐔 🐓
Holly is so happy she’s beside herself
She DOES look like she's thanking God for her family!!
The Happy Channel 😘
Good ☔️chilly 🥶 Wednesday 🐪 morning Jason, Brooke, and MC.❤️ 👩🐕
What a pleasant morning spending it with all of you, much love
Good Morning Cog Family & Squad…hope everyone is doing fine today.
So happy for you'll have eggs during the shortage and high prices now a days. I love the cackling sounds chickens make. You have beautiful hens, especially the ones you have given names to. Very unique ones .❤🐥🐓
Y'all won't have to buy eggs anymore !! The Rhode Island Reds look so big now and will be great to have their house move around for the grass. Happy chicks happy eatin 😄
Hope you see results (eggs) soon from all your prep! I agree, it does seem like you just got the Rhode Island Reds. Time flies! 😍🥚🐔
Good morning, Cog Squad. Hope your weather didn't get bad last night. Love the chickens. God bless.
Good morning! Everyone looks great! Praying for all affected by the storms! Snowing like CRAZY here! Woo hoo! Have a blessed week everyone!
When I lived in Nashville there were so many meat and 3 type restaurants and they were so good. I haven’t found any in the Dallas area and I miss them.
@@sharonyoung8251 Try Harvest Farm to Table, Local Yocal and The Pantry in downtown McKinney. And there's always Cotton Patch and Cracker Barrel chains. And the Garland Cafe has good catfish on Fridays.
@@sharonyoung8251 I like Norma's Cafe.. there's only like five locations left but the one I found in Plano is really good. They closed the one on Northwest highway down years ago. 💔 But the Plano location is really good. It's nice having 3 vegetables...
I sure do love it when I wake in the morning to you guys and a farm video! I know life has been crazy for you guys recently…I’m so glad things are going well for Shirley and Granddaddy…. You know your Cog Hill Family will jump right in anytime to help from far and near. Love y’all❤😊
Praying for granddaddy & shirley! I’m wondering if they could get a storm shelter built that’s handicapped accessible for their feeling of security (and family)? I believe that would be the 1st thing I’d build! Surely they could get some kind of government assistance for it? I love keeping up with your family farm! Love y’all!
You guys really do care about your animals. It’s comforting to see. Thank you 🙂
The Rhode Island Reds look so happy. They are getting use to ya'll.They wewe checking out thr layer boxes and the pellets. They are a beautiful shade of red. Hoping things get on the fast track for Granddaddy. You are truly a blessed and loved family
How exciting the chickens will be laying soon ! God bless ❤️🙏🙋🏻
Love it! I can't believe ya'll got out of that store with no chicks. I thought for sure that would be an epic
fail, but then again, man did that lunch reward look yuuummmmmy.😋
Glad at least some of your collards made it through the freezing weather. Hope your chickens start laying soon. GOD BLESS Y'ALL.
Holly has fit right in with the crew just like she started life there. So good to she her right at home.
Good morning Cog Hill Animals & Family!! I just love all those chickens. Beautiful video and thank you again!!!
Great video. I could watch all day. ❤ I’ve already said so much about Holly-how smart and bright and beautiful she is but also she has found her happy place times one hundred. Dog nirvana-(disappearance of the individual to the universe.) Thank you for giving that gift to her. 🙏
Our Reds started laying at 16 weeks.. they were the best layers we ever had !!! It is indeed a good day to be at Cog Hill Farms !! Pouring down rain here in NC... got my coffee and my laptop and enjoying your video !!
As far as appearance, they look like adult chickens so fast!
Beautiful chickens!
And thumbs UP!!
When I was growing up my mom always raised Rhode Island Red's she would buy 50 chicks every year raise them then kill the roosters to freeze to eat cull out some of the older hens to freeze also we always kept about 25 hens and sold the eggs we didn't need I thought that was the only breed of chicken 😂 💕
I love being a Cog Squad member, y'all just warm my heart. God bless
I sure enjoy all your videos. I really love chickens. Can't wait for them to start laying. I miss watching you all gathering eggs. I like all the animals on the farm and i can't wait for time for you to get the garden and flowers going. Love you all. God bless!
⚘oh happy! day. Hope everyone has a good and satisfying one!
I love the new hat Jason. I like it better than your ball cap. The hat and overalls reminds me of old time train workers. Kinda like the workers in Thomas the Train. Love y'all!🚂💕
Jason and Brooke thanks for sharing another day of activity on the farm. Hopefully everything continue to progress in a positive direction. May God continue to bless you all with good health, growth, success and prosperity 🙏🥰
I just wanted to say that you take some much care with your animals and that it truly comes through on your videos. I am a viewer, but I feel sometimes that I am part of your farm too. Thank you for another great video from Coghill Farm. Looking forward to seeing some eggs from the Rhode Island Reds. What are you going to do about the Roosters?🐔🐔😊😊
I love this video thank you for taking me along with you to the store and restaurant I love to watch y'all everyday! I get up every day looking for y'all on RUclips! Y'all just light up my life here in Paris Tennessee keep on keepin on! I love y'all!
Your chicks grew fast ! There beautiful ! Awesome you'all got them ready for laying ! God Bless❤
Those Rhode Island Reds are such pretty chickens. I hope they start laying soon. I’m about to pull the trigger on some layers.
What does Holly have? She always find things to play with. 😊. I noticed you all are vegetarian eaters. God Bless ya all.
I saw Brooke eyeing those baby chick's. Heehee. Great pep talk there. Animals know when they're appreciated. 💖
Great visit guys... you ARE The BEST. 😊
Its going to be an eggstravaganza!!!! I love my Rhode Island reds! Queen of the flock Peeper is going on 8 years old! Hey if you put that RIR feeder in a oil pan style bowl they wont be able to kick it out everywhere~! Love yall!
I just love how well you take care of all your babies there, just simply brilliant! When watching, I always try to look at the land, sunsets there are beautiful and I love finding the little teeny tiny hole in the door that you made a mistake on, I'll be like THERE IT IS LOL lol LOl....Love the video, and prayers to your grand daddy and all that was hurt with that nasty tornado :( xoxo Nancy
Love all your animals. What wonderful stewards you are of your animals. Blessings from Proctor Minnesota!
We have six Rhode Island Red ladies in our suburban backyard. They are two years old now and we still get 6 eggs most days. We love our Fluffy Butt girls.
Good Morning Cog Family & Squad!
Good morning y'all, love all of the information about feeding the road island reds. Very informative
That was good timing on getting the layers. I never thought I'd see these prices on eggs. I want to say I am thankful you'll have a partial garden left, but I also want to tell you that was the prettiest winter garden I've ever seen the week before the storm. Absolutely gorgeous. I can't wait to see it again.
Superb Farm, filled with love for God's, big and little creatures!
Appreciate y'all for all you do!
Brooke you are so witty and quick! I laughed about ‘they must have passed on the chicks too’ so funny😂! I love how you both play off each other! Nice to see you using your table again! I love farm fresh eggs. I wish you lots of success with your layers. I hope your weather is cooperating. I’m the only one in the family who likes rutabagas. I’m sorry you lost so many beautiful vegetables. Thank you for making me laugh today!
All good information on beginners chickens, feed, and the need for roosters, thanks guys.
That was really interesting and informative. Your Chickens and Roosters are gorgeous. Well done Brooke for passing up those Chick's for now. 😀 Feel bad for your Fall garden Jason but at least you were left with something. Farming isn't easy. ❤️&🙏
Good morning all!❤️🙏
Good night from 🇲🇾
Love your humour. So happy you have at least some collard greens. The whole video was so great.
Holly has certainly become the farm Princess...
Very entertaining, thanks for sharing. The Rhode Island Reds are fixed up and soon will be laying eggs!
Hello John how are you doing today?
Brooke, you crack me up! "They must have passed on the chicks, too." ROFLMAO 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
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I can’t wait to hear the RI Red roosters start crowing. 😂
I love the Rhode Island reds! It’s fun watching y’all get them ready to start laying!❤❤
God sent you Hollie. Just for you Jason. She brings a huge smile on that face EVERYTIME.
One of my grandmothers always raised White Rocks. My other grandmother always raised Brown Leghorns.
You are now set up for successful egg-laying!! I think that's wonderful!! God bless the Rhode Island Reds and bringing food to the Smith family!! 💜❤💜🐓🐓🐓🐓🐓🐓🐓🐓🐓🐓🐓(pretend these chickens are red, lol)
Your Rhode Island Reds are so glossy; just beautiful!
To get the algorithm to pick up this channel you need to like the video, comment and share :)
So sorry you lost part of your garden 😢but happy y’all ok❤
Happy animals = happy life ❤️
Agree
Holly and Jason... Two peas in a pod. So BLESSED you found one another
Good morning
Oh my heavens I wish we had a place to eat like y'all do. I saw chicken livers on the menu so yum yum. Now those are some nice looking chickens. You do such a great job at explaining about the care of chickens. Hope you get eggs soon as fresh farm eggs are the best. Thanks!!!
Barred Rocks are my favorite chicken. Thanks for taking us along on getting the Rhode Island Reds, nests ready for laying.
You might want to check your carrots under the ground at the root. My grandfather kept some of his carrots over the winter. The tops would die off and then sprout again in the spring. They turned out to be quite large.
Lovely lesson on raising chickens. Thank you 😁
It's almost time to start getting fresh eggs. I can't wait for those first eggs.
I got a couple of bantam silliest and I'm so impressed. And love their eggs. It's like the same size yolk as a big egg but half the white. Great personalities and they'd rather scratch under the bushes so they are safe from hawks.
I really do appreciate your video content! You've become professional with the way you put it out. And, of course, you and the animals are HUGE STARS to us, your happy vicarious family :)
Something that worked for me with my "layers-to-be" and "new layers" - I taped the two pieces of plastic Easter eggs together, so they wouldn't fall apart, then put one in each nest box. I left them in for a while, then took them out once the hens did a good job of using the nest boxes.
I used pastel colored ones, not just white, or whatever would be their normal color to lay.
Chicken livers yummy. I love my chickens too. I gathered 32 last night
Howdy Cog Hill gang. Great chicken video. Hope you get lots of eggs. 💞
Jason, Brooke, those chickens are looking nice! Won't be much longer and you'll be collecting eggs! I also happy to see that some of the garden survived. It isn't a total loss! 💖💖💖
This city girl always learns a lot from you. I've lived most of my life in large cities, but now am retired. Love your vlogs. I feel like I left the Zone 1 (Oregon coast) to visit Zone 8. So different, but a lot the same. Back yard chickens are quite popular around our small town, 100 miles north of the California border. I do recall shucking corn for my grandmother's chickens in Missouri when I was 4 years old.
Gooooood Morning !!
It looked Yummy! MaryCarl is as tall as as Brooke what a Beautiful Young Lady you are MaryCarl. ❤y’all have a great week 😊
We like putting the artificial grass turf mats in our nests. If they get dirty, we pull them out, hose them off, let them dry and put them back in. The sisal mats you use, our chooks would dig right out of their nesting boxes! Big brats, the lot of them. But they leave the artificial turf in there.
So sorry your beautiful garden suffered so much damage. You guys always keep on going heads held high so inspiring. I am looking forward to your beautiful flower garden again and your summer vegetable garden. Wishing the best with the new layers.
Put some fake eggs in their boxes, it encouragement ❤️ thanks for all your wonderful advice for farm living
Hey Jason, great video, never knew about the egg laying. That you don't have to have a rooster to have eggs!! Thank you! Learn new something everyday!!! Much love to you all.
Great video today! I enjoyed the scrambled eggs and learning about the chickens!! I'm always learning from you!!
Good morning, Brooke and Jason! Wishing you a beautiful day! Thank you for sharing your day! Love y'all!