The garden area will turn into the winter chicken yard soon but it is overrun with weeds. I send the sheep in there to do cleanup work clearing the brush.
A note to little buddy... It takes awhile to get a good sound from a string and a bow. Make sure you have lots of rosin on that bow. Close the door and just play without anyone else around. You will probably love it someday. You seem like the kind of person that will play beautifully.
Liked the video about your lifestyle change and the Journey that you went through and even with the family split up I can relate I also have about 15 hikers starting with goats and chickens looking forward to continuing to expand and grow with my three girls just wanted to say appreciated the video and the content
I have never tried to play a cello but I do play the violin as well as a few other stringed instruments. The violin and banjo were probably the most challenging to learn. The main thing is to not get too discouraged and keep on trying. Once you get the hang of it it’s a great thing to be able to do.
I'm curious, why not just leave the sheep In the winter chicken yard for awhile. I would think the chicken and sheep would do fine together. Anyway have a great day. 👍
@@thebigdude true if the sheep had access to the grain. Make a excluder so sheep can't get access but the chickens are small enough to pass through. Once there isn't enough grazing material then move them out. In the meantime you only have to go to one place to take care of both groups.
New subscriber here. Hear ypur story for the first time over on that other guy's Channel. I'm new to this whole homesteading things but I'm very interested. Your story intrigued me. Iv always been a hunter/gather type of guy when I'm not working construction or busy with life. I hunt and fish to supplement some of my meat. I also forage for mushrooms and other wild edibles. I've been thinking about raising so.e chickens. It might be time for me to step things up to the next level of human advancement in Civilization. Move on from hunter-gatherer to a farmer or Homesteader
Thanks for watching my video, Big Fish. I think it's a good exercise of resilience to supplement your hunting/gathering with farming or perhaps the other way around
I used sheep to clear land but you need to cut that dry stuff down, 1st thing teach your young man to make his bed and hang his clothes up , them animal and yard work will be neat as well,
Hey, kinda weird question, but were you at the hospital the other day with the dogs and donuts people? I think you asked if you could film me getting coffee. I thought I recognized you from Justin Rhodes channel.
@@TheGrassfedHomestead that's awesome. We just moved here to start homesteading as well. We're building our home and youtubing the process. would love to collab if youre interested. We don't have many animals at this point. just rabbits and ducks, but looking to grow and learn.
The pigs look so big in the drone footage. 👍🏼up little Buddy with the cello!
They are big in person, too!
Nice to see Little Buddy trying out the Cello :)
Glad to see little buddy learning responsibilities. You go dad!
You and Little Buddy make a smooth Team 🙌💥.
I think the Sheep will enjoy the new Munchies 👍.
Sleeping on the Job it looks like😋.
JO JO IN VT 💕😄
Thank you, Jo Jo
A note to little buddy... It takes awhile to get a good sound from a string and a bow. Make sure you have lots of rosin on that bow. Close the door and just play without anyone else around. You will probably love it someday. You seem like the kind of person that will play beautifully.
I will pass that onto him. Thank you
WTG on the cello! You have plenty of time to catch up to the masters. One of my favorite instruments.
Glad to see little buddy involved with music at a young age!
Liked the video about your lifestyle change and the Journey that you went through and even with the family split up I can relate I also have about 15 hikers starting with goats and chickens looking forward to continuing to expand and grow with my three girls just wanted to say appreciated the video and the content
I have never tried to play a cello but I do play the violin as well as a few other stringed instruments. The violin and banjo were probably the most challenging to learn. The main thing is to not get too discouraged and keep on trying. Once you get the hang of it it’s a great thing to be able to do.
Hope dance partner is doing well.. she is in my thoughts and prayers..
That was a pretty chill move with the sheep..
Have a good evening 🍁🍁🍁
Looking forward to seeing the final results of having the sheep clear out the garden area!
No worries little Buddy, the hardest step is deciding to learn something new. Step one down!! Good luck 😉
My instrument, the cello! Keep up the good work.
Couldn’t ask for a smoother sheep move.
How’s dance partner doing? We are all praying for all of you.
Thank you, Brian. She is nervous about surgery coming up in two months but otherwise, she'd doing ok.
Little Buddy is a big help. I'm with you, Priscilla. Those hens be mean for no reason. Dan, the feed might be safer in barrels.
I used to store it all in barrels. This is my first year leaving it on the pallet. Rodents really haven't been an issue
I thought that one sheep was about to sneak through but Little Buddy with the save!
Yes, it was close!
Great video I really enjoyed it I hope you all have a blessed day
Thanks so much
I'm curious, why not just leave the sheep In the winter chicken yard for awhile. I would think the chicken and sheep would do fine together. Anyway have a great day. 👍
Sheep will eat the chicken grain which they probably don’t want
@@thebigdude true if the sheep had access to the grain. Make a excluder so sheep can't get access but the chickens are small enough to pass through. Once there isn't enough grazing material then move them out. In the meantime you only have to go to one place to take care of both groups.
Don't give up Little Buddy CELLO IS AMAZING!!!
Somebody has to clean up the garden area. Even better when you don't have to do it to get ready for next year.
love the Cello;)
We've been watching ya'll for years now and we are wondering why Dance Partner is not in videos lately? Best of luck with all of your endeavors!
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Nice video!
Thanks!
Plant more grass seeds. Some plant 25 different grass in their pastures. Gabe Brown is one to follow.
New subscriber here. Hear ypur story for the first time over on that other guy's Channel. I'm new to this whole homesteading things but I'm very interested. Your story intrigued me.
Iv always been a hunter/gather type of guy when I'm not working construction or busy with life. I hunt and fish to supplement some of my meat. I also forage for mushrooms and other wild edibles.
I've been thinking about raising so.e chickens. It might be time for me to step things up to the next level of human advancement in Civilization. Move on from hunter-gatherer to a farmer or Homesteader
Thanks for watching my video, Big Fish. I think it's a good exercise of resilience to supplement your hunting/gathering with farming or perhaps the other way around
Well that was easy!
Is it pretty safe there or do you have lambs guarded overnight?
They are pretty protected in the mobile cage
Why did u just not move t here pink exact in front of the gate then open there door? Would have save a lot of trouble
I used sheep to clear land but you need to cut that dry stuff down, 1st thing teach your young man to make his bed and hang his clothes up , them animal and yard work will be neat as well,
Hey, kinda weird question, but were you at the hospital the other day with the dogs and donuts people? I think you asked if you could film me getting coffee. I thought I recognized you from Justin Rhodes channel.
yes! That was me!
@@TheGrassfedHomestead that's awesome. We just moved here to start homesteading as well. We're building our home and youtubing the process. would love to collab if youre interested. We don't have many animals at this point. just rabbits and ducks, but looking to grow and learn.
@@LivingRightDebtFreeHomestead for sure! send me an email - dan at grassfedhomestead dot com
Before and after?
yes