Just giving a shout out to Case! You're such a great right-hand man to your dad! And, you are such a wonderful big brother! You sometimes seem to have the patience of Job with Carter and Adler and it's easy to see that you have genuine love for them and your family. Thanks for being such a great role model for your brothers and people that watch all the family's vlogs! You are truly a blessing! 🙏🙂💙
limping in my experience means an abscess in the hoof. Soak the foot in a bucket of 1 cup Epson salt with 1 gal of warm water. May want to find a local farrier and have him check to see if it is a deep seated abscess or if something else is going on. Had an Arabian stallion years ago that I thought had a broken leg, took me a hour to get him moved from the pasture 60 yards to the barn. Thankfully the vet who I called reassured me it was a abscess, come to find after soaking that there was a chunk of green colored glass in his foot (was able to pull it out with a forceps - there was a old homestead dump in a ravine in a heavily wooded area of the pasture). Called vet let him know what I had found and did a round of combi-pen and had to continue soaking the foot twice a day for another week and pack the hoof with iodine soaked gauze and put a easy boot on, Wrapped with a diaper and duck tape once a day for 2 extra weeks after not soaking anymore. Healed up perfectly fine. I don't think you are to far from Purcell OK are you? There is a farrier school there that would be an option also (Oklahoma Horseshoeing School - Daughter went to school there in 2018 in the fall/winter).
Another remedy is to cut into the access with a hoof knife, pack it with iodine crystals, and add a can cap full of pure turpentine, ( do this in a well ventilated area, and don't breathe the resultant fumes, as they are toxic) this forces the iodine into the deepest part of the abcess, then pack it with gauze, and put on the easy boot, it's the technique taught at the Midwest Horse Shoeing school.
Could be Thrush due to moisture. Vet and ferrier can give instruction on healing and prevention. I kept a simple shallow water walking path with a little medication in it filled once a week or so they had to walk through all 4 feet to get to their feed for prevention. Just thought. Thrush can be stinky, painful and debilitating to their hoofs
@Dakota Wings & Ernest Clements - you're both dumper than lumps of mud. You have no idea if it's an abscess, if its a puncture, if it's thrush - far more likely as it's damp around there - and yet you're giving advise as if you actually know what you're doing. Quite obviously neither of you actually know much of anything about livestock because the donkeys are also slightly limping on the hind - the hind quarters don't move quite right - and yet you can't see it.
Chad, Go to Walmart and get a tub of Noxema. Chase can use it on his sunburn. It will help his skin heal without a lot of peeling. It has mint and eucalyptus in it. It is amazing stuff and makes a sunburn feel cool from the mint
Love watching all your pages. I have rescued a few critters that have had founder. Over eating can also cause founder. My worst issue has been spring grass with intense first sugars. For mild cases, soaking hooves in warm water and Epson salts twice daily. Bute-less added to a small amount of pelleted feed twice daily. Keep in a dry smaller area to limit movement and allow healing. Usually only needed for a week.
Good job on the fence case. Sorry about your sun burn, my grandmother would use Noxzema or a alo lotion on me when I gotten sun burn from working out on the farm🤗💜
Case is turning out to be a very good helper , make sure he has sunscreen on out there, and I'm loving watching the alpacas do their watching 👀 you ! LOL ! They are so funny 😄👍💕💕💕
The alpacas really look healthy and happy. The Donkeys will be a good protective addition. Good idea to wait on bringing the Hylands. It's all falling in place. So nice to see the boys helping you get things done. ❤️🙏😘
I hope you get water 💦 soon 😊Thank you for helping your Dad with all the hard work, Case😆! Hoping that the moving of the donkeys goes smoothly. Alpacas are so weird… all that staring 👀! Hope they like the shade☺️!Thanks again for sharing, take care, God Bless💕🤗!
So happy for you and the boys. It's wonderful they can grow up growing their groceries, raising animals, learning how they relate one animal to the other, and proper animal care. Great life. God Bless Y'all
This is a nice shelter, you can arrange it and use however to suit your needs. So happy you have gotten this land. That is good you will now have water. Leaving this area, will make a nice entrance. That would be nice and it is a beautiful look. We have them all over Kentucky. Talking about Kentucky, on our horse farms many have a three sided shelter facing south for the horses, cattle, all animals. At some point that would look good on your farm. I remember the opener at the first place. You need that opener, so nice of them to upgrade. Case is a good helper.
You may need a farrier to trim and clean his hooves up, especially if they've been excessively wet. You might contact Lester at I'm A Survivor. They've had a lot of donkeys
Glad your arm is doing good. The fencing looks good. That's a good way to provide shade for the alpacas. Be careful and don't overdo it with your arm. Take care and stay safe out there. GOD BLESS Y'ALL.
You might want to check on the alligator snapping turtle, I think they are protected. You might be right, but some of the reptile channels I watch said they or regular snapping turtles are protected. Just to be safe. I love you guys and I can't wait for the next adventure.
Case is going to be one great guy with such an amazing father!! He's got an awesome sense of humor. LOVE IT!!! Hey Case, make sure you get a special treat each time you do hard work, like setting up cattle panel fencing and getting a sunburn ;) Makes the work more enjoyable when you have a goal to reach.
Case is growing into a man already, and a handsome young man at that. Looks like you have already put work into the new farm, Chad, with all the fencing. Hope you let that arm heal though, and don't overdo it. God bless all of you.
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You might want to check and see if the donkeys need a salt/mineral block in the pasture. I use the brown mineral one for my horses. They also make one that has fly control in it.
Hello again What a beautiful view hope all is well and your feeling better. Just wanted to say love seeing the new Alpaca very beautiful. The place is looking very nice. Well take care of yourselves. Thanks for sharing with us.
Alpacas are always watching especially with how they new they are. To each other and the area and the experience with the dogs didn't help. So they will be vigilant for a long time yet. Hopefully they will realize that you all are good people soon.
That sling is a reminder..it's so easy to forget (unless) its really painful...I have been there with a back brace..when the pain wasn't bad anymore it was a reminder, hey Rena you can't bend...But glad to see your doing better. Alan was so cute the way he looked up when you called his name... Love watching your journey...God bless you guys..
We have three common snapping turtles that live in our pond, I’ve “befriended” them over the past few years after buying our farm lmao. Now every time they see me they come swimming over full speed ahead for some aquatic turtle chow and will hang out in the water directly in front of me for hours. As a young child my father had an alligator snapper (it was a giant) I may be a tad more intimidated having those guys within inches of my toes… 🤣
You are busting your butt out there and it looks great. I had a donkey that got a access in her right front hoof, we soaked it in warm water and Epsom salts twice daily for a week. Come to find out she had a small pebble in it and it finally worked it's way out with the soaking it! Good luck! Love ya'll and God Bless!
Good morning Chad, (Fri 13 22) from Iowa! Allen looks up like what you want dad? Lol Glad to see your healing! Hello Case how is your channel? So happy you are getting things in order! Take care & see you next time .👋❤🙏🕊
You still have a ways to go it is looking good you’re going in the right direction I can’t wait to see what comes next just an FYI Lester might have an extra ostrich if you’re interested in it Carl and Debbie just had three babies
Great video Chad . Glad to see your being careful with that arm. The fence does look great 👍 hey if Chas hasn't already, Aloe aftersun feels great right out of the fridge 👍 my son's live in Naples Florida and they also work outside so we always have Aloe. Or maybe 🤔 plant a few Aloe on the property. Anyway thanks for sharing your journey 😊 From a grateful 🙏 great grandma 👵 in Toledo Ohio..p.s. I'm making another trip around the sun 🌞 tonight whoo hoo 66 years young. And on Friday the 13th lol yes I was actually 😅 born right on a Friday...lol God Bless 🙌
Hey, Adler Farms from New Mexico, USA! 😬😟 This is for Case's Sunburn: 1. Brew some tea, then add just enough cold water to cool it down - don't dilute it too much. (Or just let it sit til it is cool without diluting it.) (Do Not Add Sugar!!!) Dip a soft dish towel in the tea and wring it out just enough so it isn't dripping - don't wring it too much, it needs to be WET. Apply to any areas that are sunburned for quick relief and leave on the affected area as long as desired. It works - it takes the heat out and soothes the soreness if the heat is already gone! 2. Lavender Essential Oil A good quality pure Lavender Essential Oil can be applied to the sunburned area without having to dilute it with a carrier oil. It provides relief instantly. • I am also very fair skinned - l have personally used both of these methods for intense sunburn and they both worked great. (For future reference, the sooner you start using one of the remedies, the sooner you will have relief!) NOTE: I was SEVERELY burned, but did not have blisters. If blistering is present, test a small area before proceeding. Do not proceed if burning or discomfort occurs. If you still have discomfort after blisters dry up, try the Tea or Lavender again on a small area as a test to make sure no burning or discomfort occurs before proceeding. 🙏💙
You are doing great as far as your animals, so just do what you think is best, believe it or not dogs can get very use to watching other animals, especially what you have now, especially seeing she is a guard dog that's what she knows, she will fall into her new roll real quick. I also can't wait for case to give us some more videos.
My miniature horses hurt his foot cut his hoof there is a plastic shoes you can get for his foot if it wood help they have them at tractor supply, they even carry a pain ointment also
It’s lovely that you will let the donkeys free range, are they easy to catch so that you can regularly clear out their hooves? Because that’s when the problems start. My horse we had to check every other day.
Could be a stone bruise in that hoof. My horses have in the past gotten one. They will limp until the soreness goes out. Usually foundering leads to extreme discomfort, constantly up and down, sometimes death. If healthy otherwise probably stone bruise. It will heal. An infection in the foot will usually have a very definite profound limp.
Back growing up our neighbor had a 55 gal barrel to catch rain water. When we find a snapping turtle we would put them in the barrel and every fall he would make turtle soup. The neighbor was a tavern owner and it will be a holiday turtle mulligan for everyone in town. I see a tractor or skid steer in your future plans. You would be able to mow, dig fence post holes, and general issues where you need to move something. The secret to making friends with the donkey's is get them used to eating apples. I would take apples out to the pasture and in a week or so the donkey would come running to me for the treat. When I wanted to move our donkey he would follow me anywhere for apples.
Chad you probably have 10 or more snappers in there. Hard to get rid of. More come to water. Good luck. See if someone in your area wants them to eat alot of people do. Good job on your farm.
Loving your channel and Rae's!! Love your animals !! Alpaca...smokie ..highlanders !! Donkeys !! Not animal ..Grandpa !!! Please don't say the animals don't need much water..they DO !! But guys ..even if animals don't have food ..They all NEED WATER !! LOTS Of WATER !! They could survive with grazing and water for long time !! Please put more water .?extra water to all your animals !! Getting summer ...Going to get hotter !! Also they will use shelter once used to it .example the highlanders !! Take care and C U on UR next one !!
I'm a Linda so you may or may not want to hear this about donkey's. We've had them for years and at one point we had 32. The vet, who takes care of the big ranches around here, told us so long as donkey's have hay and water, they are good to go. He also said no halters should be left on. Just some info you might or might not be interested in.
Place is looking good! Nice work on the fence Case!! Hey Chad...you are super lucky {I think} by not having to wear a lock brace on your arm....my son did the exact same thing you did right around the same time maybe a week before you did...and he is in a lock brace that they adjust from 90 degrees down to a straight arm...he's at 45 degree so far...he has to PT every week ...he broke his bicep off the bone and it retracted 1/2 way up his arm and they reattached it to the bone...so maybe it is different then what you had done...who knows Dr.s are different. So glad you are feeling better though and moving around!! Love your vlogs
Chad, On the 4 rail fence, Longhorn Lester is putting up a fence right now. Beautiful 4 rail on one side, with cattle panels on the other. Very sturdy fence. His channel is ImASurvivor.
Just giving a shout out to Case! You're such a great right-hand man to your dad! And, you are such a wonderful big brother! You sometimes seem to have the patience of Job with Carter and Adler and it's easy to see that you have genuine love for them and your family. Thanks for being such a great role model for your brothers and people that watch all the family's vlogs! You are truly a blessing! 🙏🙂💙
Case is a treasure. Well done dad. You have every reason to be proud of him x
Sunflowers will also face each other if they’re planted in the shade it’s so cool to see and watch my sunflowers move throughout the day it’s so cool
That's why it's called sunflower I love to watch them turn with the Sunshine
Glad you’re healing, and family is helping. So blessed 😇💜
limping in my experience means an abscess in the hoof. Soak the foot in a bucket of 1 cup Epson salt with 1 gal of warm water. May want to find a local farrier and have him check to see if it is a deep seated abscess or if something else is going on. Had an Arabian stallion years ago that I thought had a broken leg, took me a hour to get him moved from the pasture 60 yards to the barn. Thankfully the vet who I called reassured me it was a abscess, come to find after soaking that there was a chunk of green colored glass in his foot (was able to pull it out with a forceps - there was a old homestead dump in a ravine in a heavily wooded area of the pasture). Called vet let him know what I had found and did a round of combi-pen and had to continue soaking the foot twice a day for another week and pack the hoof with iodine soaked gauze and put a easy boot on, Wrapped with a diaper and duck tape once a day for 2 extra weeks after not soaking anymore. Healed up perfectly fine. I don't think you are to far from Purcell OK are you? There is a farrier school there that would be an option also (Oklahoma Horseshoeing School - Daughter went to school there in 2018 in the fall/winter).
Another remedy is to cut into the access with a hoof knife, pack it with iodine crystals, and add a can cap full of pure turpentine, ( do this in a well ventilated area, and don't breathe the resultant fumes, as they are toxic) this forces the iodine into the deepest part of the abcess, then pack it with gauze, and put on the easy boot, it's the technique taught at the Midwest Horse Shoeing school.
Could be Thrush due to moisture. Vet and ferrier can give instruction on healing and prevention. I kept a simple shallow water walking path with a little medication in it filled once a week or so they had to walk through all 4 feet to get to their feed for prevention. Just thought. Thrush can be stinky, painful and debilitating to their hoofs
@Dakota Wings & Ernest Clements - you're both dumper than lumps of mud. You have no idea if it's an abscess, if its a puncture, if it's thrush - far more likely as it's damp around there - and yet you're giving advise as if you actually know what you're doing. Quite obviously neither of you actually know much of anything about livestock because the donkeys are also slightly limping on the hind - the hind quarters don't move quite right - and yet you can't see it.
Chad,
Go to Walmart and get a tub of Noxema. Chase can use it on his sunburn. It will help his skin heal without a lot of peeling. It has mint and eucalyptus in it. It is amazing stuff and makes a sunburn feel cool from the mint
Love that watchtower! Wish it didn't have to be torn down but, you know best for you.
I’m with you! Get rid of what you want and don’t! No body’s business! Love you
When will Case be doing another vlog?! I love watching the two of you together. And I am so proud of Case for doing his "stuff "
Good job Case 🇦🇺❤️🥰🥰and you too Chad. 🥰🥰
Love watching all your pages. I have rescued a few critters that have had founder. Over eating can also cause founder. My worst issue has been spring grass with intense first sugars. For mild cases, soaking hooves in warm water and Epson salts twice daily. Bute-less added to a small amount of pelleted feed twice daily. Keep in a dry smaller area to limit movement and allow healing. Usually only needed for a week.
If the donkey's are protecting the alpaca's and the Highlands, what will happen with Smokey wanting to do the same. 🇨🇦🙂
Depends on the donkeys, some donkeys will kill dogs and some are fine with them.
@@carolharris2357 but Grandpa is keeping the goats according to his last video. It will be sorted out for sure, I was just wondering. Thank you. 😊
Or could be thrush ,best to dry stall so it can dry out and you can check for infection
I guess it’s because he reminds me so much of my grandson but I just love Case! You have an amazing young man there dad!!!💕💕💕
Good morning Chad.
I wish you a blessed day to you, Rae, and the boys. God Bless you all.
Things are coming together for you, that's great!!!
Good job on the fence case. Sorry about your sun burn, my grandmother would use Noxzema or a alo lotion on me when I gotten sun burn from working out on the farm🤗💜
My dad would put vinegar in a bath tub help alot
Chad the younger 2 boy's are super cute. I love the bond you and the oldest boy have he seems like such a well behaved young man. Thank you God bless.
Case is turning out to be a very good helper , make sure he has sunscreen on out there, and I'm loving watching the alpacas do their watching 👀 you ! LOL ! They are so funny 😄👍💕💕💕
Check the frog on the bottom of the hoof it could be sloughing off due to extra wet conditions
The alpacas really look healthy and happy. The Donkeys will be a good protective addition. Good idea to wait on bringing the Hylands. It's all falling in place. So nice to see the boys helping you get things done. ❤️🙏😘
I am loving the property love all the animals you look so happy 😊 and I know you are grateful keep doing you ❤️ 💗 💖
Love watching you 2 together.. you are awesome. Both of you heal up soon. God bless each and every one of you.
Love how you pre empt the negative comments you may get. Donkeys are great herd protectors too. Case is amazing.
Chad you need to protect that plum tree as you have to have 2 plum trees to bear fruit. You property is beautiful.
I hope you get water 💦 soon 😊Thank you for helping your Dad with all the hard work, Case😆! Hoping that the moving of the donkeys goes smoothly. Alpacas are so weird… all that staring 👀! Hope they like the shade☺️!Thanks again for sharing, take care, God Bless💕🤗!
Love seeing how everything is coming along! Can't wait till you get the highlands out there, they're going to love it. 💖💖💖
That calf Chad isn’t as fluffy as Walker Farm Family’s Coo, you should go check
out their Baby Coo. It’s so cute. You be careful and stay healthy.
Everything is so pretty and green. So beautiful
I hope your donkey recovers quickly. Good luck with everything.
So happy for you and the boys. It's wonderful they can grow up growing their groceries, raising animals, learning how they relate one animal to the other, and proper animal care.
Great life.
God Bless Y'all
Good luck with the donkeys. Looking forward to sharing your adventures. Chris from England.
This is a nice shelter, you can arrange it and use however to suit your needs. So happy you have gotten this land. That is good you will now have water. Leaving this area, will make a nice entrance. That would be nice and it is a beautiful look. We have them all over Kentucky. Talking about Kentucky, on our horse farms many have a three sided shelter facing south for the horses, cattle, all animals. At some point that would look good on your farm. I remember the opener at the first place. You need that opener, so nice of them to upgrade. Case is a good helper.
Glad to see you out and about case is doing great. Glad to see him out with you.
You may need a farrier to trim and clean his hooves up, especially if they've been excessively wet. You might contact Lester at I'm A Survivor. They've had a lot of donkeys
Lester is in Texas, Adlers is in Oklahoma
Smokey is sure going to miss the goats 🐐
So glad to see Case in videos more. I subscribed to his channel and looking forward to seeing more vlogs.
The fence looks good. Hope everything is going well with your arm. Have a good day.
Love how the land, animals are doing 🦙. Can’t wait for the future plans, you, case sure have a close relationship 👍❤️
Glad your arm is doing good. The fencing looks good. That's a good way to provide shade for the alpacas. Be careful and don't overdo it with your arm. Take care and stay safe out there. GOD BLESS Y'ALL.
Ty for showing the shade cloth and having the link. My rabbits are gonna love it.
Good lad is Case from England must be proud
Whoa! I think I see a mustache starting on Case! Can't wait to see more Case does stuff! Ty and good luck young man.
You might want to check on the alligator snapping turtle, I think they are protected. You might be right, but some of the reptile channels I watch said they or regular snapping turtles are protected. Just to be safe. I love you guys and I can't wait for the next adventure.
SO NICE SEEING THE FARM BEGINNING TO GROW. You are so good with the animals, Chase
Watching from the UK Chad, I’ve just woken up at 1.50am , your piece of property is very pretty and love your animals 👍🥰🐾🥰🐾🥰🐾
Case is going to be one great guy with such an amazing father!! He's got an awesome sense of humor. LOVE IT!!!
Hey Case, make sure you get a special treat each time you do hard work, like setting up cattle panel fencing and getting a sunburn ;) Makes the work more enjoyable when you have a goal to reach.
Case is growing into a man already, and a handsome young man at that. Looks like you have already put work into the new farm, Chad, with all the fencing. Hope you let that arm heal though, and don't overdo it. God bless all of you.
Good to see Case proud of his work! How do you work out in the heat with your beard? It looks so hot🤪
Love seeing the alpacas. They are looking good.
Do you have to shear them? If so how often?
I’m sure the boys are loving it.
Christine thank you very much too! I'm sorry I couldn't keep up very well during the premiere. 🙏
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Congratulations on getting water. And good luck on getting the donkeys home for good. God bless you and your family....🙏❤🙏❤🙏😊🙂😀
You did such a great job helping your dad, Case. Those donkeys are a good workout for losing weight and getting heat stroke. Lol
Hi lovie you are doing great slowly one day at a time. GOD BLESS you all love Desiree New Zealand.
You might want to check and see if the donkeys need a salt/mineral block in the pasture. I use the brown mineral one for my horses. They also make one that has fly control in it.
Hello again
What a beautiful view hope all is well and your feeling better. Just wanted to say love seeing the new Alpaca very beautiful. The place is looking very nice. Well take care of yourselves. Thanks for sharing with us.
Alpacas are always watching especially with how they new they are. To each other and the area and the experience with the dogs didn't help. So they will be vigilant for a long time yet. Hopefully they will realize that you all are good people soon.
Missed the live due to schedule at nursing home. Everything is looking great. Well done on the fencing and the shade area
That sling is a reminder..it's so easy to forget (unless) its really painful...I have been there with a back brace..when the pain wasn't bad anymore it was a reminder, hey Rena you can't bend...But glad to see your doing better. Alan was so cute the way he looked up when you called his name... Love watching your journey...God bless you guys..
U and brother needs to get a sponsor for a brush hog for y’all four wheeler and share it.
We have three common snapping turtles that live in our pond, I’ve “befriended” them over the past few years after buying our farm lmao. Now every time they see me they come swimming over full speed ahead for some aquatic turtle chow and will hang out in the water directly in front of me for hours. As a young child my father had an alligator snapper (it was a giant) I may be a tad more intimidated having those guys within inches of my toes… 🤣
You are busting your butt out there and it looks great. I had a donkey that got a access in her right front hoof, we soaked it in warm water and Epsom salts twice daily for a week. Come to find out she had a small pebble in it and it finally worked it's way out with the soaking it! Good luck! Love ya'll and God Bless!
You are right about the snappers
Can’t wait to see the animals at the new farm.
What a pretty day!
Good morning Chad, (Fri 13 22) from Iowa! Allen looks up like what you want dad? Lol Glad to see your healing! Hello Case how is your channel? So happy you are getting things in order! Take care & see you next time .👋❤🙏🕊
Case is such a sweet boy.
You still have a ways to go
it is looking good you’re going in the right direction I can’t wait to see what comes next just an FYI Lester might have an extra ostrich if you’re interested in it Carl and Debbie just had three babies
Hope hou had a great evening out. Property looking great
if they have access to pond they will be great
Thanks for sharing🤗❤👍
Great video Chad . Glad to see your being careful with that arm. The fence does look great 👍 hey if Chas hasn't already, Aloe aftersun feels great right out of the fridge 👍 my son's live in Naples Florida and they also work outside so we always have Aloe. Or maybe 🤔 plant a few Aloe on the property. Anyway thanks for sharing your journey 😊 From a grateful 🙏 great grandma 👵 in Toledo Ohio..p.s. I'm making another trip around the sun 🌞 tonight whoo hoo 66 years young. And on Friday the 13th lol yes I was actually 😅 born right on a Friday...lol God Bless 🙌
Hope you had a wonderful birthday!💐
@@whisperinghope5917 thank you so much 💖
It's good that the alpacas will have additional shade. Do you have to lay pipes for the water & install faucets or does the water company do that?
Hey, Adler Farms from New Mexico, USA!
😬😟 This is for Case's Sunburn:
1. Brew some tea, then add just enough cold water to cool it down - don't dilute it too much. (Or just let it sit til it is cool without diluting it.)
(Do Not Add Sugar!!!)
Dip a soft dish towel in the tea and wring it out just enough so it isn't dripping - don't wring it too much, it needs to be WET. Apply to any areas that are sunburned for quick relief and leave on the affected area as long as desired.
It works - it takes the heat out and soothes the soreness if the heat is already gone!
2. Lavender Essential Oil
A good quality pure Lavender Essential Oil can be applied to the sunburned area without having to dilute it with a carrier oil. It provides relief instantly.
• I am also very fair skinned -
l have personally used both of these methods for intense sunburn and they both worked great.
(For future reference, the sooner you start using one of the remedies, the sooner you will have relief!)
NOTE: I was SEVERELY burned, but did not have blisters. If blistering is present, test a small area before proceeding. Do not proceed if burning or discomfort occurs.
If you still have discomfort after blisters dry up, try the Tea or Lavender again on a small area as a test to make sure no burning or discomfort occurs before proceeding.
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Had problem with that with old horse. put drawing salve on it an duck tape it to keep salve in on there .it help her.
you need a farier. could be rocks stuck in hoof,or white line seperation
You are doing great as far as your animals, so just do what you think is best, believe it or not dogs can get very use to watching other animals, especially what you have now, especially seeing she is a guard dog that's what she knows, she will fall into her new roll real quick. I also can't wait for case to give us some more videos.
Looking awesome out there! Takes time and patience. Don’t worry about the Karen’s !
My miniature horses hurt his foot cut his hoof there is a plastic shoes you can get for his foot if it wood help they have them at tractor supply, they even carry a pain ointment also
Yes, dispatch snappers---they can do some real damage.
Great news about the water that will make a huge difference 👍👍👍🇦🇺❤️🇦🇺
Strong work Case! Everything is looking great Chad. Hope you get some snappers for soup 😉
It’s lovely that you will let the donkeys free range, are they easy to catch so that you can regularly clear out their hooves? Because that’s when the problems start. My horse we had to check every other day.
Could be a stone bruise in that hoof. My horses have in the past gotten one. They will limp until the soreness goes out. Usually foundering leads to extreme discomfort, constantly up and down, sometimes death. If healthy otherwise probably stone bruise. It will heal. An infection in the foot will usually have a very definite profound limp.
Back growing up our neighbor had a 55 gal barrel to catch rain water. When we find a snapping turtle we would put them in the barrel and every fall he would make turtle soup. The neighbor was a tavern owner and it will be a holiday turtle mulligan for everyone in town. I see a tractor or skid steer in your future plans. You would be able to mow, dig fence post holes, and general issues where you need to move something. The secret to making friends with the donkey's is get them used to eating apples. I would take apples out to the pasture and in a week or so the donkey would come running to me for the treat. When I wanted to move our donkey he would follow me anywhere for apples.
I might look at the hoof might have a abscessed
Turtles lay their eggs on land to protect from predators. That includes Snappers too.
My spotted donkey was crippled like that and had to take it to the vet give me some penicillin to give to him👍👍
that tree looks like a peach or apple tree be interesting to know if you were going to keep it
Chad you probably have 10 or more snappers in there. Hard to get rid of. More come to water. Good luck. See if someone in your area wants them to eat alot of people do. Good job on your farm.
Loving your channel and Rae's!! Love your animals !! Alpaca...smokie ..highlanders !! Donkeys !! Not animal ..Grandpa !!!
Please don't say the animals don't need much water..they DO !!
But guys ..even if animals don't have food ..They all NEED WATER !! LOTS Of WATER !! They could survive with grazing and water for long time !!
Please put more water .?extra water to all your animals !! Getting summer ...Going to get hotter !!
Also they will use shelter once used to it .example the highlanders !!
Take care and C U on UR next one !!
Be safe and don’t get kicked! Progress guys, you’re doing it🥰
It just has to be where they can swim up and get air. Don't knowhow long they can hold their breath.
I'm a Linda so you may or may not want to hear this about donkey's. We've had them for years and at one point we had 32. The vet, who takes care of the big ranches around here, told us so long as donkey's have hay and water, they are good to go. He also said no halters should be left on. Just some info you might or might not be interested in.
Hope all are well from sun burn and limp, blessings
Place is looking good! Nice work on the fence Case!! Hey Chad...you are super lucky {I think} by not having to wear a lock brace on your arm....my son did the exact same thing you did right around the same time maybe a week before you did...and he is in a lock brace that they adjust from 90 degrees down to a straight arm...he's at 45 degree so far...he has to PT every week ...he broke his bicep off the bone and it retracted 1/2 way up his arm and they reattached it to the bone...so maybe it is different then what you had done...who knows Dr.s are different. So glad you are feeling better though and moving around!! Love your vlogs
Chad, On the 4 rail fence, Longhorn Lester is putting up a fence right now. Beautiful 4 rail on one side, with cattle panels on the other. Very sturdy fence. His channel is ImASurvivor.
Things are really looking great. Love the haircut.
Lester knows 4
Board fences,and they look real nice…