Summer Farm Tour 2019 Part 1
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- Опубликовано: 8 сен 2024
- There was so much to go over in this Summer Tour I decided to break it into two videos. I would like to take this opportunity to tank all of you for subscribing to our channel, we enjoy sharing what we do here at The 10 Acre Woods.
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I like all of the animals on the farm they’re all so cute
Thank you 😊
Cool video
Lots of a nice place for animals.
God Bless All of You.
You as well
Isn't it funny what "taking holidays" turns into when you are living what you love? For the last 4 years my hubbie and I have "taken holidays" in northern Ontario building our cabin. We joked that we had to go back to civilization (and our jobs!) to take a break! All our hard work is about to pay off...we move in May to our offgrid cabin and begin building our homestead :) I will be raising Icelandic chickens to start ... and so it begins! Lol Loving your farm tours!
Thanks Kristal, good luck with your dreams 👍
Thanks Mark! I always enjoy the walk thru of all the animals.
You are welcome Linda, part 2 tomorrow 😊
Cute farm I loved the peacock showing off his feathers I have a tiny farm maybe some day something like yours thank you for sharing
Thank you guys for making my day👍
... and hopefully we do it again tomorrow with part 2 😁 Thanks for watching 👍
Thanks,my,friend,always.emjoy,your,videos, and,love.your.seery,goats 😎😍🤩🤣😁🙄
I absolutely love your videos!!! Your life looks like a dream, so many gorgeous animals! Thank you soooo much for everything you do for your babies!🐖🦆🌻🌲🐏🦃🦢🐤🐇🦚🐴
Thanks Annalyn, that is much appreciated 😊
Thank you for the tour. As usual, it is fun to see how all of your critters are getting on.
Thanks Texan 😊
I love your updates. Your affection for your critters is so moving. Love the interplay between the bucks and Levi. I have two pygmy bucks, too. They're a constant source of amusement (and occasional frustration, lol).
Yes they are 🐐😛
I just like the sound of the geese
Tara here - me too, but the frogs at night are insanely loud, but love it too.
The Muscovy are like dogs turkeys ducks and geese all in one 😂
Nice farm! I love goats so much!
Thank you 😊🐐
Just started binge watching all your videos, And realized you're from Manitoba!! Ive always wanted to start a farm and I love that I can look at this channel for inspiration and information. Keep up the awesome work!
Welcome to our channel, I'm assuming you are also from Manitoba? We love to share what we do and answer any questions.
Those bucks must not be feeling the heat cause they can be smelling very offensive if the females are in heat of course they always are kinda smelly but worse when mating time is near as the females love the stronger funk. ha,ha,ha. Mark did you know that some algae is healthy for some animals as it has nutrients. Carp and catfish are good algae eaters. I love to hear you narrate whenever you give talks about the farm, you keep the narration interesting and add some comedy to your content and the animals seem to really enjoy you. You got some fat rabbits. Rabbit poop is great fertilizer so use it. My friend raises them and goats. I like both as fertilizer but rabbit is much better even for my flowerbeds.
Thanks for the info Audrey, we knew about rabbit and goat but it seems our alpace poop is what people are after 💩🐐. As for Carl and Billy, I can smell them when getting out of my car a few hundred feet afay after work. 😁🐐
The 10 Acre Woods, never knew anyone that had alpacas, so I never had their crap for fertilizer. I wouldn’t be surprised if it was good. I don’t find rabbit manure offensive. A neighbor gave my son a rabbit and we started saving and using the manure and when my friend Sherri and her husband started growing livestock I was so happy to have the fertilizer from her homestead. I don’t trust bagged cow manure as the manure is mixed with chemically treated grasses sometimes and can damage some of your vegetables and plants. I must come visit one day and bring my granddaughter to see this after I plan it. She will be going to first grade and loves animals. We will plan it cause you’re a long ride from us and I don’t think she has a passport but I took her to the Cape last year and she loved it.
muskovies are actually their own species "Cairina moschata" not a hybrid species. all domestic duck breeds with the exception of the domesticated muskovies derived from the mallard "Anas platyrhynchos" while the muskovy derived from the wild muskovy.
Thanks for the info, I have been getting all kinds of different stories from viewers. 👍
Do you do youtube for your job or do you do something else?
I am a full time home inspector, repair computers on the side, the volunteer rental director at our local community club and work the farm and on my RUclips normally on the weekends 👍
Tara here - mark is amazing!
nyc video.sir plse must upload when these all broody ducks hatches.
We will for sure
Hi, loved your farm. Thanks for making this video. I wanna know how bad is your winter and how do you take care of them in winter???
Hi Richie, the winter can get pretty cold, last winter - 40 to - 55. With the new shelter we built last year it makes it much easier. We are rebuilding the rabbit hutch soon as it was one of the first buildings we built. If you go back through our videos you will see how we deal with winter. 👍
Emus wouldve sliced those coyotes up, they have a instinctual prey drive that makes them attack anything dog like and anything that looks like a eagle
No, they dont have a prey drive. They are mainly herbívoros. They are simply agresive and territorial.
Do you wash the dead tree when tou get to give it to the rabbit?
No, it is natural, clean wood from our Forrest.
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Thx
How do you keep your rabbits from digging out or fighting each other
Males and females are separated and the bottom of their pens are lined with patio blocks with dirt on top.
Thanks for the info
I still though females fight
Yeah my three females fight
Most animals will fight for domanance, if they continuously fight then it's likely they need a little more space or more areas to hideout in. The recommend floor space is between 12 and 14 sq. ft. per rabbit. 3 rabbits should have approximately 40 square feet of floor area. Hope this helps.
rip Zeus )-:
We have hens and we what a rooster
Tara here - the rooster is awesome because they warn the girls of predators so they can relax.
@Skye Boyer Yes they are the most docile, easy to handle
Foxes is plural here. But if there aeecarnivores in some numbers, wouldnt it be good to have some sort of a net on the perimeter?
I walked the fence last night and realized that we only have a 3 wire electric fence on our east side and the foxes likely snuck under. Time to rework the fencing 🤔
I am glad you are not the gun-toting defender of fences. And really glad there was no bloodshed
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hy, why is levi back on your farm? wasn't he rehomed? and why can't bobby go home?
Levi had to come back because the field that was next door to the place he when to was no longer available due to a family dispute. Bobby has now been surrendered to us as his previous owners don't have proper fencing to keep them safe.
@@The10AcreWoods ok, thank you for the information.
Hummingbird nest?
I don't think so, I saw the bird and it looked to big. I will have to take a picture and post it.
Ok that would be nice.
You should get alpacas they defend your animals
They have Shanzee, Marley, Marlene and the famous BARRY!!!.........who are all alpacas.. :)
Thanks Zenyatta and Winx, as you can see from the video, Barry did not do his job, lol.
Oh sorry I meant llamas
That makes more sense as llamas are more aggressive. We had a llama years back named "Big Mmama". I believe the video is called History of The 10 Acre Woods.
@@The10AcreWoods I'm going to watch it right now
You inspired me to start my RUclips channel!! It would mean a lot of you check it out!
Why don't you get some donkeys
We have had three donkeys in the past, The video is called Ponies, Donkeys and Horses of the 10 Acre Woods. ruclips.net/video/a523vmEEZuk/видео.html
You should get some more donkeys because there good peaceful animals and very friendly i work at a donkey sanctuary and they have over 100 donkeys,sheep,pigs,all sorts of birds,2 mules,a hinny,5 shetland ponies and a horse and they are all very entertaining so you should definetly get some more donkeys
@@Rgb123.x.com.uk2 Donkeys can be really great companions and protectors for other animals. Sadly they only do that for the animals they are used to for example. If it was raised with horses it would be a little aggressive towards other animals because that's all its knows and vice versa. It would be amazing if we got a baby donkey that could grow up in our yard. so it knows the chaos that is our farm.
Don't call it a compound call little farm and make you sound like an occult LOL
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