Primitive Skills: How to build bamboo fence to prevent wild chickens from entering the garden ep.200

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  • Опубликовано: 12 сен 2024
  • Hello everyone, my name is Duong.
    I am 32 years old.
    I live in a poor mountainous area of Vietnam.
    From a young age, I had to work hard to help my parents.
    Difficult life is always around, I work and learn everything from my grandparents and the old people in the village.
    Gradually, I mastered the skills.
    5 years ago, I decided to live the challenge.
    Determined to learn about the primitive way of life, I chose to live in the wilderness, alone.
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  • @PrimitiveSkillsnet
    @PrimitiveSkillsnet  Год назад +75

    you want to know what i'm doing in the video right? please turn on the subtitles, choose your language, the subtitles will explain it to you, thanks

    • @COMRADEDAVEYIPPIIIII
      @COMRADEDAVEYIPPIIIII Год назад +3

      Hello primitive skills. Can you expand your home alot and make a video tutorial of how to make those beautiful baskets

    • @SaungVlog
      @SaungVlog Год назад +2

      no Burmese subtitles bro im from Myanmar my language is Burmese just i let u know. Thanks. im ur fun 5year now.😊😊

    • @csehszlovakze
      @csehszlovakze Год назад +2

      how large is your pond approximately? width×height×depth, preferably in metric

    • @DickDouble
      @DickDouble Год назад +1

      Thx for russian subs. Craft plz bamboo hamaca

    • @rodriguendayishimiye5489
      @rodriguendayishimiye5489 Год назад +1

      Hello Duong I think you're going to build a protection fence

  • @jensage58
    @jensage58 Год назад +115

    As one who has raised a lot of chickens, I would suggest that you build a six foot by six foot pen, the same type of fence as you made for the garden, off to the side of your chicken house to raise your young chickens in.. it cuts down on the chick loss greatly....you can sit the nesting boxes inside a small lean-to to keep the rain off the nesting hens, and then the chicks that hatch can grow up in safety inside their own pen with plenty of room to scratch and eat bugs .. Also, if your not getting all of the eggs from your hens, maybe put another laying nest inside the chicken house itself so that you have 3 laying nests..that will also help you know when a hen is wanting to sit on eggs to hatch and then she and the eggs can be moved to the hatching pen.. I hope my suggestions help.. happy holidays to you and your family ..

    • @muhamadhalili5014
      @muhamadhalili5014 Год назад

      Sangat setuju 👍👍👍

    • @CheerfuEntropy
      @CheerfuEntropy Год назад

      i could be wrong but i think those aren't gonna lay eggs as often as farm chickens. I think they might be jungle fowl? not sure if wild chickens do the regular egg laying thing

    • @jaredmccutcheon5496
      @jaredmccutcheon5496 Год назад +9

      @@CheerfuEntropy They are a blend of American Game chickens and Asil. The sport of cockfighting is huge over there and they’ve heavily imported fowl from the US since before the Vietnam War, which have mixed with their native game fowl and then gone feral. The hens will typically lay less than 100 eggs a year, generally wanting to set after 10-12 eggs and won’t lay again till the chicks are weaned.

  • @philbilligmeier6522
    @philbilligmeier6522 Год назад +18

    You brought a tear to this old man. The way you ran to get that chick warm. We need more people like you. Thanks

    • @D4m4g3d
      @D4m4g3d Год назад +2

      Even had a camera set up just to catch it. Or did he set the camera up after it fell in?

    • @Diacred
      @Diacred Год назад

      @@D4m4g3d yeah this is kind of weird, either very coincidental or dodgy af

  • @rodricbr
    @rodricbr Год назад +42

    congrats on the 200 episodes of hard work and dedication!

  • @darknut9696
    @darknut9696 Год назад +22

    Here in the UK a majority of ponds near where I live they have wooden ramps that allow animals that have fallen in to swim to get out, you could made a load of those up and place them every 10 meters because the animals will panic when trying to get out. Great video!

  • @MrAndyBearJr
    @MrAndyBearJr Год назад +25

    I am moved by the care you show for the individual chicks. You stopped all work to rescue and warm the little one that fell in the water. You are like a shepherd looking out for his lambs. Such care and gentleness of spirit that you display. 🙂👍

    • @anicetapreciosaelechobagun9082
      @anicetapreciosaelechobagun9082 Год назад +6

      That's Duong's showtime. Not fake unless the chick is a good actor. He he How i love primitive skills i bet million + subscribers also feel a happy heart. Thank you Duong.

    • @Lackadais1cal
      @Lackadais1cal Год назад +1

      @@anicetapreciosaelechobagun9082 Lol I genuinely laughed when you said the chick could be a good actor

  • @ondrso2478
    @ondrso2478 Год назад +15

    I salute you, I am in awe of your skills and abilities. If all people were like you, the world would be a much better place. Congratulations on saving the baby chicken. It's clear that the pond is dangerous for the ferrets and it would probably be a good idea to fence it off like your garden. Thanks for your great videos and your approach to life.

    • @floydwordsworth9175
      @floydwordsworth9175 Год назад +1

      If all people were like him there’d be no more bamboo left XD

    • @ondrso2478
      @ondrso2478 Год назад

      @@floydwordsworth9175 🤣🤣🤣

  • @TheScaryName
    @TheScaryName Год назад +6

    Concerning the henhouse: I would also suggest a smooth floor, or cover the existing one with straw, to make it easier to clean out the guano for use as fertilizer.

  • @ladyofthemasque
    @ladyofthemasque Год назад +6

    I love how you matched the inner and outer sides of the bamboo for the fencing by the pond. It created a lovely horizontal stripe with no real vertical lines from a distance.

  • @TYCWEL
    @TYCWEL Год назад +2

    love what you doing im enjoying every second od the video

  • @tonylevai5590
    @tonylevai5590 Год назад +7

    Congrats on your 200th episode! Well done.
    And a huge thanks for an amazing year, you have surely kept it interesting and inspiring. :)

  • @wsguile
    @wsguile Год назад +5

    Hey Duong, i am 37 years old and from Germany. it is below freezing point here due to the winter. i hope you and your family doing well and everybody is in good health. i have been watching your progress for quite a while now. it is lovely to see your farm grow and your projects come to fluition. a little hint for your fence, maybe add a Layer of crossed Bamboo to strenghten it´s durability, as it seems quite wobbly from being placed in soft dirt. you also mentioned that the kitchenroof begins to become unstable and showed that the main bamboo log was broken some episodes ago. will you make a wooden frame and maybe clay rooftiles? do the woodplanks you created the roof for the main house not rot relatively quickly with the amount of rain you seem to have?

    • @AN-wb1ug
      @AN-wb1ug Год назад +1

      同意します。
      きっと新しいタイプの瓦を作ってくれることを期待します。

  • @randomcubed5005
    @randomcubed5005 Год назад +1

    I would love to see your family working and playing on the farm alongside you.

  • @AmeliaMel19531808
    @AmeliaMel19531808 Год назад +13

    Bom dia pra vc tambem..tá ficando muito linda sua fazenda. Gostaria de ver alguns patinhos nadando nesse lindo lago..

    • @PrimitiveSkillsnet
      @PrimitiveSkillsnet  Год назад +5

      Me too, I hope someday I'll come across a flock of mallards and trap them to raise

  • @kajala11
    @kajala11 Год назад +6

    Great job Duong! Glad to see you added the roosting bars in the coop. 💖 It's a more a natural resting position for chickens. Love the new brood of chicks too, Mama cluck is quite the broody hen! Your first domesticated chick group that's used to your handling and will eat from your hand. 🥰 Great thought and preparation for them. 🐣🐤🐥🐥🐤 Soon you'll be up to your eyeballs in eggs! 😆

  • @sherryprice3980
    @sherryprice3980 Год назад +2

    I loved how you took care of the little chic that fell in th pond. You're so sweet to your chickens. I also love your fence you put up, great job. ❤

  • @3apa3a4eva
    @3apa3a4eva Год назад +8

    Hi Duong! have been watching your videos for a very long time, but have never commented. You are very hard working and very creative as well.
    I am from Sweden, it is -15 outside. Nothing can be grown here in winter, theer is only ice and snow.
    BTW - being able to grow bamboo is an unfair advantage ;))) In the coutryside, I can weave fences mainly with fresh willow twigs and stems. It grows quite fast, but not as fast as bamboo and not in those amounts. That is how our ancestors used to do it, but now people only make it as a hobby.

    • @stevenjohns1322
      @stevenjohns1322 Год назад +2

      I agree, bamboo is a fantastic building material and can be used for so many things and the best thing is it grows so fast and the new shoots can be eaten too 😊

    • @CheerfuEntropy
      @CheerfuEntropy Год назад +3

      seriously, every time i watch him i cant help but wish i had a stand of bamboo handy. It is absurdly useful. That being said its a shame more of the primitive tech folks don't live anywhere near flint deposits. Seems like the ideal location would be near flint and bamboo

    • @3apa3a4eva
      @3apa3a4eva Год назад

      Yes, and yes! Willow bark is good for curing headache, but nothing compares to a nice fresh shoot of bamboo in my wok :))
      Where I live we are not blessed with flint either :( Old ice-age boulders that are growing from the ground - that we have plenty off :)

  • @donTeo136
    @donTeo136 Год назад +2

    Sugar could you try crushing up some of that lime stone you use for making iron on the lot for you vegetables. Spreading it out.
    Looks like that soil is acidic, ash from wood also , the chicken shit mature harvested of course is excellent.
    Wood bars , thicker the better , set out in organized lengths laid out in the soil release minerals for better production. Any and all weeds , and organic material from the forest spread out, thicker the better.
    Does not have to be worked in or decomposed. Right on top.

  • @user-lq7zy5zk8z
    @user-lq7zy5zk8z Год назад +4

    Красивый дизайнерский забор, как и весь ландшафтный дизайн, усадьбы. С любовью возведенный. И великим трудом, завидным терпением! Респект и уважение, творцу созидателю!!!

  • @thecreatonaut6165
    @thecreatonaut6165 Год назад +2

    You should create a game for yourself. Hen house looks great.

  • @alicemcclure4504
    @alicemcclure4504 Год назад

    Quick thinking with the baby chicks! You were so good and gentle. You saved that poor thing's life! 😃😃😃😃😃❤❤❤❤❤ Great job on the fence! I admire you very much, not only for your skills/talents but for your heart.😃❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤🧡

  • @Gemebro
    @Gemebro Год назад +2

    I want you to go there. I would like to stay one day if possible.
    Love from Bangladesh ❤️❤️❤️

  • @Dangtruongvlog
    @Dangtruongvlog Год назад +1

    The scenery is so beautiful, so quiet, I love it

  • @syamsulbahriest.1774
    @syamsulbahriest.1774 Год назад +2

    request a video of trapping a magpie and then making a cage for it 😊

  • @loupiscanis9449
    @loupiscanis9449 Год назад +1

    Thank you , Duong .
    🐺

  • @qdchipmunk
    @qdchipmunk Год назад

    Poor baby chicken, I’m glad you saved him. I love your new chicken coop, I think the chickens are going to be very happy.

  • @eliane4964
    @eliane4964 Год назад +5

    Gosto como você cuida dos animais com carinho com dedicação e com muito amor

  • @InDeathOnlyNothing
    @InDeathOnlyNothing Год назад +2

    You can build a much bigger chicken coop in the future and one that has a bunch of egg laying baskets inside of it if you wanted to. In a way that it's easy to remove the baskets and pick the eggs out of them.

    • @thomasvnl
      @thomasvnl Год назад +1

      You can build a space station in the future, one that has many farm lands that are way easier to plow because of the advanced robots that are on the station itself, instead of manual labor.
      Do you see the value of your comment?

  • @MisterItchy
    @MisterItchy Год назад

    I love that you've alternated the green and white to make it functional and attractive!

  • @sonerbalikta5528
    @sonerbalikta5528 Год назад +1

    Greetings from Turkey...❤️🇹🇷❤️

  • @BruceAlanFleming
    @BruceAlanFleming Год назад +1

    We all love you soo much!..your videos are the BEST PART OF MY DAY..Merry Christmas to you and all our loved ones..

  • @slaturwinters1828
    @slaturwinters1828 Год назад

    Great work on the bamboo waddle fence!

  • @brianconnelly2115
    @brianconnelly2115 Год назад

    We have unusual weather today (Harrisburg, PA, USA) -2 degrees with rain and snow. Ice is forming and accumulating on branches; some will break and fall. Our chickens still want to forage for food! I never try to guess what you will do next; your creativity always surprises me, just like your creative and unique camera angles. Will you need a fence for the other side of the garden? Chickens can be relentless!

  • @old-moose
    @old-moose Год назад +3

    I'm always amazed at what you can do with bamboo. I wish I had a ready supply that I could try to build stuff with and compare it to my old stand-by willows. From cold, snowy, and windy Canada; have a happy new year.

  • @ARKYmouse
    @ARKYmouse Год назад

    I'm following your work, all the way from New Jersey, on the east coast of America.
    It's gotten cold here too. Between -3° to 14° on average.
    Lots of icy rain.
    I used to live in Florida.
    The weather there is similar to Vietnam's weather.
    As a kid, I wanted to try my own challenge, just like yours.
    But Florida is too populated and overdeveloped.
    It was not possible.
    However, watching you work has kept a piece of my childhood in tact!
    Thank you, Duong! 😁

  • @tommytaylor4477
    @tommytaylor4477 Год назад +2

    Beautiful work sir

  • @arolimichel9998
    @arolimichel9998 Год назад

    Nice that you safe your animals for the Winter 🖐❤️🐣🐤🐥🐔❤️🖐

  • @claudiomircanan7079
    @claudiomircanan7079 Год назад +12

    Trabalho incrível. Muito esforço e dedicação. Parabéns!

  • @jasonhilliker492
    @jasonhilliker492 Год назад +1

    I hope you have a wonderful Christmas season and a healthy and lucky New Year.

  • @kurtbogle2973
    @kurtbogle2973 Год назад

    Duong, watching your show is like being on vacation to a better time. When people can just live without governments or money!

  • @raulmontero832
    @raulmontero832 Год назад +6

    Siempre es un honor y placer ver tu trabajo 🇦🇷❤️

  • @jeffreymarcum9053
    @jeffreymarcum9053 Год назад +2

    Your farms has grown so much in the past few years its great to see how far you have come !

  • @hasanbushcraft
    @hasanbushcraft Год назад

    Nonton sambil belajar , pengambilan Vidio sangat menarik. Bambu bambu tanam buat stok

  • @nancylucia5147
    @nancylucia5147 Год назад

    You are so clever and hard working. With your talent with bamboo I would think you would make a roof of long bamboo poles. split in half long wise and then interlocking like 'Spanish tiles. I have seen several people in your part of the world do this very easily. It would be very easy for a new roof over the kitchen and much easier than wood times. God bless you and your family and all your efforts.

  • @noemiarloro4083
    @noemiarloro4083 Год назад +1

    Feliz Navidad para tí y la familia ,desde Argentina

  • @haydenrobbie7368
    @haydenrobbie7368 Год назад +1

    with the fence the area just outside the crusher looks better... will you be adding anything else to that area?... maybe make the ground a bit easier to work on?... or maybe even build a table and a benchs to sit a have lunch on... if anything it'd serve to be a spot to work at and for your family to sit down and gather when they come to vist... and if you make both the teble and benches able to be moved then they could also got under the roof in the kitchen area for them to eat dinner...

  • @ElementalHeroWierdo
    @ElementalHeroWierdo Год назад

    That fence looks really nice. The bamboo on top was really smart. Also, chickens can swim?!

  • @anndebaldo7381
    @anndebaldo7381 Год назад +1

    I love to see your happy chickens! It is wonderful to see how well you take care of them and so very happy that the chick that fell into the pond is OK. Look forward to the next video.

  • @eryanseunarine686
    @eryanseunarine686 Год назад

    Greetings from the Caribbean. Lots of rain here too

  • @pillowwantan3226
    @pillowwantan3226 Год назад

    Duong! Do not be afraid to warm the chicks with your breath! The human breath is very warm, so if a chick ends up in water and is in need of warmth, you can use your breath to warm it up! :)

  • @patrickosullivan4354
    @patrickosullivan4354 Год назад

    I'd love to see you try growing a living bamboo fence

  • @cplatter38
    @cplatter38 Год назад

    You asked about the weather? I live on the Kenai peninsula, Alaska.
    We got our first good snow in mid October. Usually it melts a few times before mid December when it will then stay and get deeper until April or May. This year it didn't! We started with about 20 cm in October and we're up to about a meter now!! We got about 25 cm last night! And out temperature all week will be -4c for a HIGH! And -15c for a low! A nice "hot" summers day here is 20c with an average of about 15c.
    I still love it though!

  • @edwardnigma2216
    @edwardnigma2216 Год назад

    Don't keep the chickens out of there. Use the fenced area to keep the chicks safe from preadators. They will also eat the weeds and help prepare the soil for planting. You have an excellent safe area for the chickens now.

  • @letiatran3879
    @letiatran3879 Год назад

    you did the great great job , you are an amazing and nice man . thank you .

  • @oscarmunozvenezuela
    @oscarmunozvenezuela Год назад +3

    Saludos a todos los seguidores del canal. Soy fiel seguidor. No me pierdo un capítulo del amigo sabio. Es excelente para inventar herramientas y de la construcción es el mejor.

  • @manawadano8504
    @manawadano8504 Год назад +1

    merry x'mas my brother....

  • @SergioLorica
    @SergioLorica Год назад +1

    Tanti auguri di Buon Natale dall'Italia.... sei veramente bravo. Ciao😀😀😀🍾🥂

  • @QuentinBOT
    @QuentinBOT Год назад +3

    Your videos are amazing. You are my favorite youtuber. Merry Chrismas !
    I don't know how you can work without shoes with this cold ^^ Good luck !

  • @cynthiawilson4500
    @cynthiawilson4500 Год назад

    You may be money poor but you are resource rich. Your land provides you with what you need. Many would love to have what you have.

  • @arolimichel9998
    @arolimichel9998 Год назад

    Well done,your Garden is secured 👌👌🐔🐓👌

  • @serjkondakoff
    @serjkondakoff Год назад

    Привет из Санкт-Петербурга, Россия. У нас -11°C, а у Вас круглый год лето - это прям круто!
    Берегите себя и успехов в хозяйстве!))

  • @woodsmen1011
    @woodsmen1011 Год назад

    His got the chickens, waiting on the pigs next :) alwas love seeing what your doing

  • @moeinhosain7916
    @moeinhosain7916 Год назад

    Build a small cage to house the chicks and the hen until they grow up, protecting them from predators and other dangers as they grow a little bigger

  • @tomasrikona4021
    @tomasrikona4021 Год назад +1

    Thank you again for sharing your videos and teaching people new things. Your fence structure was sturdy and beautifully made and only adds to the overall aesthetic beauty of your land, and I'm certain others will be inspired to use the same style of enclosure for their property. I wish you all the best for the Christmas season and may your hard work bring happiness, prosperity and fortune.😁🖖👍

  • @veronicatranchet8554
    @veronicatranchet8554 Год назад +2

    Cada vez que veo tus videos aprendo algo, técnico y espiritual, Gracias!!!

  • @evropej
    @evropej Год назад

    Dont forget to put some stray for bedding where they sleep. They like a soft bed to sleep too! She might start laying eggs in there too then. Great channel and keep up the good work!

  • @Homo-Curiositas
    @Homo-Curiositas Год назад

    Duong, again beautifull camerawork and very crafty skills making a fence like that. You asked in your videos what the people watching are doing. Well: im a Applied psychology student from the Netherlands. Thats a broad study with multiple fields but its basicly the study and science of behavior and mental processes. My plan is to become a psychologist that will optimize the educational system. Now im working on a researchproject to clearify what teachers already do on daily basis to include cultural knowledge of students. Its a lot of reading and thinking. Your videos are a relaxing moment when my head is full of information. After watching your videos I mostly am al ready again to go back to reading, so thanks for that!

  • @Xero1of1
    @Xero1of1 Год назад

    32:44 You may want to add some diagonal cross-bracing to your fence. I've seen some of the storms you get... the wind is pretty strong. Cross-bracing will make your fence stronger.

  • @tagladyify
    @tagladyify Год назад

    Great job. Ian a firm believer in the benefits of fencing.

  • @xavier1278
    @xavier1278 Год назад

    I’m in the northeast of the United States. We are having really bad winter storms right now. I really enjoy your content.

  • @HivonoviH_Jiji
    @HivonoviH_Jiji Год назад

    i like how the hens and chicks enter the basket by themself at the end :)

  • @yeagerxp
    @yeagerxp Год назад

    Get shoes. You are going to get sick. Good job 👍👍👍Thank you for sharing. Take care of yourself, be safe, and healthy 🇨🇦

  • @pablortizlob
    @pablortizlob Год назад +1

    Thanks to show us the beauty of your hard work. Greetings from Mexico

  • @lubasin5051
    @lubasin5051 Год назад +1

    Посади тыкву она хорошо растёт и вкусная как для кур так и тебе можно варить питательную кашу

  • @llong5479
    @llong5479 Год назад

    ❤️❤️❤️ em xem anh làm mà đến ngủ em còn mơ thấy em đang làm giống anh nữa cơ. Đúng là đỉnh thật sự

  • @dinastyend5090
    @dinastyend5090 Год назад

    Everything looked perfect bro, good job

  • @FearlessCrusader100
    @FearlessCrusader100 Год назад +1

    Dope fence. Are you worried about the chickens maybe swimming around it???

  • @apenapendi3861
    @apenapendi3861 Год назад

    Good vidios. Am like it's thanks for vidios.
    Good job brother.👍👍👍

  • @dionyvp10
    @dionyvp10 Год назад

    Hey Duong!! I'm from Brazil, I follow your project for a long time and I love what you do, please don't stop!!
    You've been asking us for tips and feedback, and here are some of the things I've got:
    -Do you like mushrooms? Your region looks pretty humid, is it good for growing mushrooms on tree trunks? would you do it for us?
    -I have noticed that you spend a lot of time with fish food and that part of it ends up floating in the lake. If the food is shredded, would these leftovers run out? With this in mind, it would be interesting for you to build a food crusher, just as you have a food crusher to make flour, you could make something to grind grass and leaves into smaller pieces for animals and fish, making you have less time spent on chopping them with the knife and less leftovers.
    -An idea for fertilizers: create a compost bin with organic materials, so creating fertilizer for the plantation would be faster?
    -Kitchen renovation project, make bamboo walls create a wind shelter in cold days?
    -Use the area just in front of the house door, where there is this "hole" before the lake, could you create a small rice paddy in the water? just like you did a long time ago.
    -Traps for predators, urgent!! At the same time, create a fenced-in chicken coop for all the chickens.

  • @Give0002
    @Give0002 Год назад +2

    Germany -6°
    There is no such thing as cold weather...just wrong clothes...dress warmer....chicks like a dry sandpit where they can take a sand bath

  • @nothingbutthebest513
    @nothingbutthebest513 Год назад

    Hello Duong, I really enjoy your videos. Please continue in your prosperity and good health. 😀 The weather? It's damp and chilly for the USA mid-southern coast, so we need to wear a lightweight jacket outside. The chickens will hang out where you feed them.

  • @pomarj_1728
    @pomarj_1728 Год назад +1

    Спасибо, всё хорошо.

  • @deniscosta5355
    @deniscosta5355 Год назад +5

    Olá, obrigado por compartilhar seus vídeos conosco, acompanho já a um bom tempo aqui do Brasil e gosto muito do conteúdo, desejo a você e sua família muita saúde e prosperidade!

  • @vogs1010
    @vogs1010 Год назад +1

    Dude it's so crazy how far you have come over the years I still remember how excited I was over you digging that drainage tunnel

  • @thanksgodblessyoualwayssoo8753

    Thank god blessings the chick ❤❤❤❤❤❤

  • @terrysadventure1529
    @terrysadventure1529 Год назад

    Awesome job you have done.

  • @alialahdal5404
    @alialahdal5404 Год назад

    مساء الخير..
    لا نعلم لك اسما ولا نعلم ما هي خلفية عملك الاصلية ولكننا نشهد بان ما تقوم به من اعمال رائعة وافكار ابداعية مفيدة لمن يشاهدوك ويتابعون قناتك الرائعة. من ارض المملكة العربية السعودية احي واشكر مجهوداتكم الرائعة في امتاع متابعيك واتمنى لك المزيد من التقدم والنجاح في مشروعك المبهر...🌹👍

  • @purelife9000
    @purelife9000 Год назад

    Happy 200th episode!! Merry Christmas! and Jesus loves you!

  • @tohaevoliss4381
    @tohaevoliss4381 Год назад

    С наступающим новым годом! счастья, здоровья и процветания!

  • @madey_Wolfgang
    @madey_Wolfgang Год назад +1

    А ты уверен, что на такой толстой трубе куры смогут припарковаться?

  • @chunkymama2
    @chunkymama2 Год назад

    I enjoy watching you work and all that you do. I always dream of living like you do but I am afraid of snakes. Maybe one day I might be able to overcome that fear and do as you do. Until then, be safe, take lots of rest and keep expanding your beautiful farm. Shows that we do not need much to be happy and contented.

  • @loviekasim6485
    @loviekasim6485 Год назад

    Looks like you have to build a fence around the pond to save the chicks...

  • @thekid2600
    @thekid2600 Год назад

    You should make a bow or crossbow and some arrows now that you have access to feathers for the flay

  • @gloriagaynor1445
    @gloriagaynor1445 Год назад

    I live in Canada 🇨🇦 we are now getting snow 🌨 . Today we had a mixture of freezing rain and snow . Very cold

  • @omarcaretti9390
    @omarcaretti9390 Год назад +1

    Good job ! 💪💪💪💪 you are a great worker!💪👍

  • @Dolan1962
    @Dolan1962 Год назад +3

    Здравия желаю, Duong, из России. Рад новой встречи с тобой. Желаю Вам удачи и всего самого доброго.

  • @arthuralexander5429
    @arthuralexander5429 Год назад

    Thx bro and Merry Christmas to you as well Duong !👏

  • @tinohentschel4029
    @tinohentschel4029 Год назад

    its really nice what you makes!

  • @isabellethedragy8248
    @isabellethedragy8248 Год назад

    I know your not vegetarian or vegan,, but i think you should have a Smoke house/Butcher placed on the outskirts of your little settlement, Youll have a Place To store, cook, and Even dry out your foods, Jerky can last a couple of weeks and even longer if you find a way to seal them. Pickle Fruits, vegetables, Eggs, youll have a Ton of eggs to pickle, and After its all nicely settled Down, every one man village has to have a Nice Kitchen/smokehouse/butcher, even if a wild animal comes along, the Place would be far enough from your home to be in really any danger

  • @yebac28
    @yebac28 Год назад

    make the corn flour, flour dough. give it to the chicks that way. 🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷❤️❤️❤️💪