Baby Peacocks DO NOT LIKE their New House

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  • @whitehouseonthehill
    @whitehouseonthehill  Год назад +14

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    • @James2PlayzMC
      @James2PlayzMC Год назад +2

      Hiya! I will definitely be checking these out, thank you for your amazing discounts, on behalf of everyone we’re so great full. Do you think we could have an update pt 12 on the aviary please?👏

    • @03272349
      @03272349 Год назад

      ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤🎉

    • @daniellecaraher8756
      @daniellecaraher8756 Год назад +1

      I love you you’re so cool I wish I could have on their own most of class
      So much you’re my favourite RUclipsr in the world

    • @JustanotherRandomIdiot
      @JustanotherRandomIdiot Год назад

      OMG! Thank you so much for putting my comment in your video! It absolutely made my day, me and my little sister love your videos!❤️

    • @Littleprettyl1ve
      @Littleprettyl1ve 11 месяцев назад

      Whith the coop you can also put thick hay or straw in the bottom of the closed area

  • @aprilfurcean8302
    @aprilfurcean8302 Год назад +80

    One thing we did for our rabbit hutches was put an additional layer of wire underneath the hutch floor so that there’s two layers on the bottom separated by the wood frame so that dogs or other predators could not reach their toes from underneath.

  • @tjf.2659
    @tjf.2659 Год назад +97

    the little feathers that stick up on their heads is so cute.

    • @pibly7784
      @pibly7784 Год назад +6

      That’s called the “crest”. 👍

  • @akcreation3577
    @akcreation3577 Год назад +139

    I suggest put a stick for them to hold and sit on so the one with leg problem will try to grab it while sitting and might improve its leg condition. 😊

    • @estelaluque7804
      @estelaluque7804 Год назад +1

      Bc

    • @mikewazowski7830
      @mikewazowski7830 Год назад +9

      Honestly that would more reinforce the bent position of the feet if it tries to keep its toes closed I understand you're thinking about it would improve dexterity which means it's ability to actually move the toes but that would not help it increase its ability to move the toes to a straight position only towards a curved position

    • @ASSASSIN_Puppet.
      @ASSASSIN_Puppet. Год назад

      Maybe 😊

    • @akcreation3577
      @akcreation3577 Год назад +13

      @@mikewazowski7830 I had one parrot baby with same problem, and once it started to sit on stick it's condition improved so I think it may work.

    • @JZ-fu4cb
      @JZ-fu4cb Год назад +1

      I've seen it work with a couple olive Eggers I hatched. The both had curly toes. As they grew up I noticed only one with one foot that has curly toes. They just roost on a 1x1 board

  • @WMHhomestead
    @WMHhomestead Год назад +27

    Hatching your own birds is so rewarding! My favorite memories of this past year was hatching our own turkeys!

  • @Arthur-ek7nd
    @Arthur-ek7nd Год назад +13

    I hatched out 3 peachicks the same time you did, and I have already had 2 die unexpectedly. Thank you for preparing me for how fragile these little dinguses are. I still have one going strong and I picked up a few Guinea Fowl chicks to keep it company. Glad to see that yours are still kicking.

    • @whitehouseonthehill
      @whitehouseonthehill  Год назад +2

      Ahh, I’m sorry to hear that

    • @Arthur-ek7nd
      @Arthur-ek7nd Год назад

      @@whitehouseonthehill I've got another clutch of eggs in my incubator as well. Hopefully I have better luck with this batch. At least I can try twice and hopefully I wont have to do it for 3 years to get them to adulthood, thanks to your videos.

    • @jibranbhat8711
      @jibranbhat8711 Год назад

      You guys are Lucky.
      Here it's illegal to own a peacock

    • @nouvel0001
      @nouvel0001 Год назад

      ​@@Arthur-ek7nd Provide them with a space that mimics their natural environment & they will thrive. They need much larger & taller spaces . And they prefer to forage for food. Peahen favor higher areas/ trees to roost so natural branches work well. Male prefer ground level . Males need space to spread their tail feathers which is a natural thing for them to do.

    • @Arthur-ek7nd
      @Arthur-ek7nd Год назад +2

      @@nouvel0001 i have an aviary on my farm that is over 1.5acres enclosed with 15ft ceiling. The issue is that the babies are fragile and prone to illness more than other fowl. I have hatched and raised basically everything, but the peachicks are by far the most fragile for the longest of any I have hatched.

  • @bitsycook91
    @bitsycook91 Год назад +10

    They are so cute. You could make a wooden ledge or platform to set the feed on and they it may be a bit more comfortable for their feet. They will transition to the wire easier. Beautiful peacocks!

  • @HappyFeet2314
    @HappyFeet2314 Год назад +16

    The little peachicks home look so cute! Maybe for painting on the outside you could paint all the animals you have on it.

  • @cesarp.3035
    @cesarp.3035 Год назад +16

    My grandparents have chickens that have the same foot problem and they have a normal life
    I think that peachick is going to be fine
    Hope the little ones do great i'm their growth

  • @rhock1979
    @rhock1979 Год назад +5

    I recommend to treat the wood on the outside to protect it from the weather and areas inside where rain can get so that the wood don't rot. Plus at the bottom of 2 by 4 ( long pieces of wood), to put plastic Furniture Pads Nail On Furniture Feet Nylon Chair Leg Floor Protectors on the wood tuchching the floor ie soil to protect the bottom of wood getting damage caused by the weather ie rain and snow

  • @mikewazowski7830
    @mikewazowski7830 Год назад +7

    One thing you could paint on the outside is a little plaque when you come up with names for the rest of them or you can do a small child's mural of those birds on the outside

  • @Geekingfr
    @Geekingfr Год назад +8

    I would put a natural tree branch a little higher up across two points in the peachick cage for them to sit and possibly roost on, I have natural branches for my chickens and they like to sit on it more than on flat surfaces or just completely round sticks❤😅🐓

    • @nouvel0001
      @nouvel0001 Год назад

      Peacocks need much larger space with natural branches. In the natural environment the females roost on higher areas/ trees , males favor ground level. And they like to forage for food in large open areas. Males need space to spread their tail feathers.

    • @NekoRaijin
      @NekoRaijin Год назад +2

      This could also help the pea chick with the curled toes. If the stick has a variety of widths, it’ll help exercise it’s feet.

    • @Geekingfr
      @Geekingfr Год назад +1

      @@NekoRaijin yup that’s what I had in mind, because one of my chickens had 1 curled toe and it was gone after roosting on a natural branch for a while

  • @jamiebaccam1446
    @jamiebaccam1446 Год назад +14

    Maybe curl your tin so the raw edges aren't tempting injury. You always do amazing in your builds.

  • @acgray1972
    @acgray1972 Год назад +23

    Becky is a BOSS!! 💪🦵you go girl!!

  • @jameslobo6807
    @jameslobo6807 Год назад +1

    U need to put some broom sticks across so that they perch/ grip the stick. The feet remain strong when perched.

  • @justinneuroth1371
    @justinneuroth1371 Год назад +16

    It's crazy seeing your kids growing up in real time. Been a longtime fan of your channel since the beginning, still love your content so much and I'm happy things are going well for you and your family! Keep up the amazing work and keep up with the posting of such amazing content.❤

    • @whitehouseonthehill
      @whitehouseonthehill  Год назад +1

      Thank you, Justin!

    • @smithplays
      @smithplays Год назад

      @@whitehouseonthehill the kids are growing up but 2 or 1 year ago the young one was a baby

  • @darlouthia5153
    @darlouthia5153 Год назад +16

    So neat to see the progress of your builds and just seeing things grow ❤

  • @whiteclawjimmy
    @whiteclawjimmy Год назад +12

    When holding any of your birds id recommend holding their wings against their body. This way they don’t flap like crazy while you’re holding them. (Preventing potential injury especially when their young. Ive also noticed it keeps them calm as it feels like their mom holding them tightly under the wing. Keep up the great videos!

    • @whitehouseonthehill
      @whitehouseonthehill  Год назад +1

      Correct. Sometimes I did it that way because I was holding the camera in the other hand. Usually I would hold them with two hands to hold their wings down

  • @charlotterivera-mx1lg
    @charlotterivera-mx1lg Год назад +1

    Give those beautiful peacocks a good loving home that they will like.

  • @VedaSay
    @VedaSay Год назад +2

    Birds have this talon design where the talon opens only if the bird uses its muscle to open it. Else the birds weight keeps the talons grasp and lock on to the branch/twig they are sitting on. That is the reason you do not see birds falling off tree even in strongest of storms. May be adding resting place like a branch would help the bird grow as close to nature.

  • @isralyn1418
    @isralyn1418 Год назад +5

    Love seeing how they are growing strong.
    You could do a soft teal color for the paint, maybe add some peacock theme colors with it just to make it pop! Love the build. Also sorry for the loss of the two chickens. As much as I love foxes, they are horrid at going after live stock.
    Also, is that a new sponsor? Haven’t seen them before but curious to try! Hope y’all’s week goes well! ❤

  • @tiffanytarno7289
    @tiffanytarno7289 Год назад +1

    He checked are so so cute❤

  • @acgray1972
    @acgray1972 Год назад +3

    Instead of peacocks you should call them poopcocks! 🤣🤣🤣 Or instead of P-Chicks , Poop-Chicks! 🤣🤣🤣

  • @beckylitster29
    @beckylitster29 Год назад +1

    U have the most unique birds. So cool

  • @andreiesguerra8045
    @andreiesguerra8045 Год назад +4

    Hi sir,, how about the update of your aviary???glad to see them(birds)wandering on a wide and big space.......

  • @gwydryn2
    @gwydryn2 Год назад +3

    Newspapers on the wire will get them more comfortable on the floor. Then you can remove them in sections until they are on wire.

  • @barbfrank917
    @barbfrank917 Год назад +12

    Isabella will grow up with no fear of birds. ❤

  • @GrowYourHomesteadWithAngie
    @GrowYourHomesteadWithAngie Год назад +6

    Im finding myself looking at a clock on Sunday waiting for the video. Love the new hutch. Great job!

  • @howdyhey4985
    @howdyhey4985 Год назад +3

    For safety sake for a little extra support with the length of the structure id say put an extra couple legs towards the middle. Other than that it looks good.

  • @Andrea-xs4ny
    @Andrea-xs4ny Год назад +11

    Love the new house. So cute and glad that they're getting used to it. I was wondering if slanting the roof towards the front wouldn't be best, to keep the water off the building wall behind it. Also, could you put wood chips on the floor to make it more comfortable for them? Thanks for another fun and educational video, guys!

    • @whitehouseonthehill
      @whitehouseonthehill  Год назад +2

      I could do some kind of gutter of sorts to run the water to the side of the shelter, but it’s under/next to the garage so it’s partially covered from the roof above so I don’t think it will get a big pile of rain water collection underneath.

  • @MandaBee-pf2jz
    @MandaBee-pf2jz Год назад

    I'm so glad they're still alive!!!

  • @jessicatuck-cu5bv
    @jessicatuck-cu5bv Год назад +1

    Possibly adding a mat in the pen with some bedding. Something that would be easy to clean but not entertain any bugs in there

  • @ritaorgel9100
    @ritaorgel9100 Год назад

    I would think smaller walkway since they pop so much maybe something a couple inches wide . Love watching the kids helping mom and dad ❤

  • @lillianarndt9626
    @lillianarndt9626 Год назад +2

    I belive that you are going to have beautiful and healthy peachicks this year. Their house 🏠 is sufficiently big enough all you need is a little bit of paint !

  • @noddilo
    @noddilo Год назад +3

    Why not fence in the bottom part also with a ramp going down. That way they can walk on the grass 😊

    • @whitehouseonthehill
      @whitehouseonthehill  Год назад +1

      I don’t want the peachicks on grass till they are older. That’s how they get parasites and die.

  • @rebeccaplumlee9601
    @rebeccaplumlee9601 Год назад +6

    Wow! That's 1 of the milk brands dad buys! The other is Memory Lane (don't get their chocolate!).
    Here's hoping the smaller hardware cloth works.
    The children r clones of momma! Adorable

    • @whitehouseonthehill
      @whitehouseonthehill  Год назад +1

      The Shatto milk is just their bottle. The milk comes from our cow, Dolly.

  • @nigelpereira29
    @nigelpereira29 Год назад +5

    I had a chicken with similar foot problem but he was all good in fact he was the bully of the group had no problem at all tho😅

  • @OX-D352
    @OX-D352 Год назад

    Your house is full of all natural beauties.. I had never seen white baby peacocks before 😍.. I love your bee keeping videos specialy., it's so good to see how your little once help u in every work,, keep going man💐💐.
    from INDIA 🇮🇳

  • @monikastuckey8737
    @monikastuckey8737 Год назад +3

    Looks great! Paint would make it last longer. As long as fumes won’t hurt them . Don’t want to risk them at all.

  • @ensign17
    @ensign17 Год назад +2

    I love the design of the peacock enclosure. Building it yourself shows how talented in carpentry

  • @maalimy
    @maalimy Год назад +2

    Great setup & I sincerely hope this time around, the cute chicks stay safe & become big birds. Just thought, it might be a wise idea to use a regular PVC pipe cut through the middle and slide through the sharp edge of the metal roofing. Purely for safety purposes as I wouldn't want any freak accidents happening with kids running around, the beautiful souls there are precious ❤️. Btw great video & god bless you all. Love from the Maldives.

  • @IamwhoIam333
    @IamwhoIam333 Год назад +1

    Old MacDonald had a farm
    E I E I O 🎶🎵🎶🎵🐣🐤🐓🐔🐥🦃🦆🦉🎶🎵
    Live and learn
    Just keep doing what you are doing and I see great things in your future and your children's future.
    🙏🏻🙏🏼🙏🏽 I have you on my list.
    Thank you for sharing your life with the world 🌍🌎

  • @mariagillinson8527
    @mariagillinson8527 Год назад

    Your missing a perch like a dowel so they can fly up and perch. At the hardware store there’s also closet bracket holders with like a notch that a dowel can sit in for added support.

  • @carolynh8866
    @carolynh8866 Год назад

    I would suggest splitting an old piece of hose pipe and wrapping it around the edge of the exposed tin roof. When you were standing next to the hutch it was right in line with your throat ...

  • @michelehumann811
    @michelehumann811 Год назад

    GREAT job with the peachick hutch ..... you are very good with your hands

  • @ThatOneSammi
    @ThatOneSammi Год назад +1

    I can tell you seriously enjoy building new things. Bravo! The peachicks look very happy indeed :)
    Do you want to paint it? You should! Looks amazing, only uphill from there!

  • @philipschrantz2086
    @philipschrantz2086 Год назад +2

    You could do a little challenge and have piper chooses a color

  • @jamesbrown8718
    @jamesbrown8718 Год назад +1

    You should paint the outside and give pea chic house a name. Like “The P palace” or “The Pea Inn”

  • @GarbanzoBeansFan
    @GarbanzoBeansFan Год назад +2

    the floor is lava on a new level 🤣🤣

  • @beckyzolotor4078
    @beckyzolotor4078 Год назад +1

    Hey guys, I really like the Peacock house and really cute hoping and most importantly it's safe for them....The children is growing so much,hey to Becky too. It was really great to see an video of the One-N-Only White House On The Hill ❤❤

  • @sandyoklahomatransient8557
    @sandyoklahomatransient8557 Год назад +1

    Nice build! The bird seem to really like the new place. Especially the enclosed area.

  • @SuburbanFowlFarms
    @SuburbanFowlFarms Год назад +1

    When the toes are curved like that it doesn’t cause death I have 2 Guineas and they both have it and they are healthy

  • @dannydiaz3645
    @dannydiaz3645 Год назад

    Yeah, it looks really nice. I think you should paint it white👍👍👍🙏

  • @bailatwerski2951
    @bailatwerski2951 Год назад +3

    I think you're doing a great job and you knows best what's for wood in your area whether or not it needs to be treated on the outside. Keep up the amazing work for doing!!! A huge fan of yours and your talent hard working family!!!!❤

  • @rudolfprosoroff9022
    @rudolfprosoroff9022 Год назад +2

    Can you let the quails sitt on the eggs, it would be so cute to watch them raise theyre😊 young

    • @whitehouseonthehill
      @whitehouseonthehill  Год назад +1

      I wish. I don’t think they ever go broody.

    • @rudolfprosoroff9022
      @rudolfprosoroff9022 Год назад +1

      Yes they will get broody, I got a Friend he lives in England and he also got button quails , and he said if you leave them there eggs they will go broody . But they only go broody if they collect them in a clutch.

    • @TheBirbKing
      @TheBirbKing Год назад

      ​@@whitehouseonthehill They do sometimes, but they are not very consistent.

  • @meganmeyers6930
    @meganmeyers6930 Год назад +1

    Later on you should make a run way For them so that they can go onto the ground or just around the place in general

  • @JohnSmits-nx4iq
    @JohnSmits-nx4iq Год назад

    I love this familie they are verry good for theire animals they seemd ferry happy ❤❤❤ onley love for them👍👍👍👍👍👌👌👌👌👌🤙🤙🤙🤙🤙🥰🥰🥰😘😘😘

  • @diannaclarke2758
    @diannaclarke2758 Год назад +1

    The wire floor is lava 😂

  • @johnbates7383
    @johnbates7383 Год назад +5

    Nice babies

  • @FlatMateJess
    @FlatMateJess Год назад +1

    I know nothing about birds eyesight but maybe they couldn't see the mesh and thought it was a massive drop. Maybe if you put birds in there again you could initially put something under the mesh so they didnt feel there was a huge drop and then lower whatever that thing is every day before you eventually take it away? It could be completely pointless though because maybe they just didn't like they way the mesh felt on theor feet. I imagined like a mario scene on the back wall up to the jumps lol i think painting coops makes them look alot better and it also makes them last longer. It is also easier to clean poop off of sealed wood.

  • @jeremeequijada5802
    @jeremeequijada5802 Год назад +3

    Their so cute! 😊

  • @greatlakesnarwhalmichellee4507
    @greatlakesnarwhalmichellee4507 Год назад +1

    Painting would help with weather proofing

  • @terriroberts7860
    @terriroberts7860 7 месяцев назад +1

    Ilove your farm tanlet

  • @James2PlayzMC
    @James2PlayzMC Год назад +2

    I always look forward to the day you post :)

  • @daniellevilloria227
    @daniellevilloria227 Год назад +1

    They don’t mind the mesh, they’re just in an epic game of “floor is lava.”

  • @dadstiny_
    @dadstiny_ Год назад

    we do something like this on the farm that I work for. i would just say keep an eye on their feet but otherwise it looks great and i love that you added those perches!

  • @CanadianWildlifephotos
    @CanadianWildlifephotos 6 месяцев назад

    That’s so cute! My cats name is Piper and from the moment that one was born it was my favourite! 1:38

  • @unboxingretroxperience6523
    @unboxingretroxperience6523 Год назад

    here in the Philippines sometimes they used tarpulin for the roof of the cage cost less than metal roof

  • @JohnTurley-gl6tj
    @JohnTurley-gl6tj Год назад +1

    On one of the walls you should paint a picture on it

  • @amatulbham3607
    @amatulbham3607 Год назад +1

    I have had lots of birds before and we kept some yoko Hama chicks and they died of a fox too

  • @cheypam
    @cheypam 5 месяцев назад

    Here's a little helping tip if you want it 😊 slit 2 pool noodles vertically, all the way from 2" from one end to 2" close to the other end. Slide one pool noodle over that very sharp edge and corner of your sheet metal roof, so no one loses an eye 👁‍🗨.Repeat on other end. You know what they say, it's all fun and games till someone loses an eye! 😅 That's totally a joke! But the pool noodles will work!

  • @rottiegirl0077
    @rottiegirl0077 Год назад +2

    Can you make stepping stones with the wood they are used to? (Peachicks)

  • @ohfknowned239
    @ohfknowned239 Год назад +2

    Nice job curl the corners and edges of the new house in case someone comes around the corner to fast and forgets, also is it attached to side of barn so it don't fall over in high winds.

  • @CrisKamurai
    @CrisKamurai Год назад +1

    That peafowl hutch would probably make a great quail hutch, if you still have them, they could move to it when the peafowl get too big.

    • @TheBirbKing
      @TheBirbKing Год назад

      Yea, but quail like to stay on the ground, and the wire floor could cause foot problems

    • @CrisKamurai
      @CrisKamurai Год назад

      @@TheBirbKing While I agree that wire bottoms are not good for quail, a lot of people use them. It would be easy enough to cover the wire if he wanted to.

    • @CrisKamurai
      @CrisKamurai Год назад

      @@TheBirbKing I can't believe I forgot, did you see the quail cage he made? He made a parrot cage with multi level platforms.

    • @TheBirbKing
      @TheBirbKing Год назад

      @@CrisKamurai That was when they first got quail (a different kind) and didnt know much about them. I think they use that cage for pigeons now

    • @CrisKamurai
      @CrisKamurai Год назад

      @@TheBirbKing Ah, haven't seen the quail in a while, but that sounds like a better use.

  • @darlenepreston8836
    @darlenepreston8836 Год назад +6

    I enjoyed this video-thanks for sharing with us. It brought a smile to my face when Becky showed her first ever broccoli- be proud girl.
    🥦👍🙏🌻

  • @PJWolf-
    @PJWolf- Год назад +7

    I’m so glad that you guys are getting peachicks! I read the title when I saw the notification- Hopefully they survive this time

  • @ismewhat1234
    @ismewhat1234 Год назад +1

    You can call that the Mario Brother cage😂cool build. Why not sprinkle a little hay in there for the walking

  • @Something-Somes
    @Something-Somes Год назад

    @White House on the Hill Awhile ago (about 2 years ago) I sent you a plan on FB for a quail hutch for fun...this build gave me memories of those again. That mesh is what we used for those too. My suggestion for mods and paint would be to add some simple wooden trim to the edges and corners...than paint the trim and face whichever colors look nice for your surroundings to match it up.
    A nice project would be to make some grass and flower painting stencils to use on your bird boxes,tractors and hives...so you can paint some home and garden style murals on them.
    Lots of different things to do for little mods :) It is all based on preference. I like using the suspended feeders better than the ground ones but it really depend on the build. The ground one in this case is easier to work with. I like fancy builds with the sliding panel that opens up for access to the suspended feeding trough feeder.
    Bird seed hangers are fun for DIY projects and are great activities for birds that are cooped up. Back in the day I used them a lot with indoor birds of all types. Active happy birds yield better results. :)

  • @opposita
    @opposita Год назад

    I'd put some wood chips or some other straw on the net floor for the peachicks, they probably feel like they will fall through it if they walk on it as it is see-through!

  • @connieoday322
    @connieoday322 Год назад

    Take out all the shelfs. They roost and will be pooping on them. Use a tree branch to put where shelfs were. remember do not put it flush with back. They need to roost and fly up on it and big enough around for them to use their feet, sit and roost walk balance to support all their weigh. Plus have food and water away from under where they poop. Change out branches to fresh ones every 2 weeks. I use thick old branches for my dead tree limbs. Remember far enough from back area so they can set comfortable on the branches and have tail and body room. I have 30 peacocks now. They free range. Good luck

  • @dukenyampong2190
    @dukenyampong2190 Год назад +2

    I really love your brooding boxes ❤️❤️

  • @samuel-paulhinds3316
    @samuel-paulhinds3316 Год назад +2

    The baby's hair is white like the pea chicks which is awesome.

  • @slomo1716
    @slomo1716 Год назад +1

    Beautiful music! Great hutch for the peachicks! Love Becky - finally success growing a broccoli, I'm still trying! God Bless y'all!!

  • @ningolinekusk
    @ningolinekusk Год назад +1

    You could write the peahouse on the outside, maybe draw Piper sitting in the cornor?

  • @Tiffanyofficial1913
    @Tiffanyofficial1913 Год назад +1

    I love your videos and I love the bantam coop
    Peachicks need some quite big space to walk and run and and you need perches because they fly alot

  • @jmullet12100
    @jmullet12100 Год назад +1

    "Let's play the floor is mesh" - the peacocks probably

  • @Yellow_bud
    @Yellow_bud Год назад +1

    The dirds are doing great I can't wait to se a nother update on them

  • @lee-annguy3663
    @lee-annguy3663 Год назад

    I've learnt so much watching your program 😊

  • @kylajamena851
    @kylajamena851 11 месяцев назад

    yes

  • @oldtreefarm
    @oldtreefarm Год назад

    We have tons of Peachicks each year here in my neighborhood. Haven’t gotten any white ones yet! I try and post videos each week. Love your videos. I’m still too shy to appear on camera. So it’s just the birds for now. lol! 😂

  • @rainesonne1320
    @rainesonne1320 Год назад +1

    If they’re on a wire floor won’t they get bumble foot? I never put any animals on a wire floor!

  • @FarmsteadEhlerOffical
    @FarmsteadEhlerOffical Год назад +2

    Glad the peacocks are doing ok, we have a restaurant that are full of peacocks some were blue some were brown, and some were white.

  • @gossipcornerhomestead
    @gossipcornerhomestead Год назад +2

    I want some pea fowl!

  • @Emmybyers
    @Emmybyers Год назад

    I’ve always wanted to start my own farm channel one day! I’ve been watching you guys for years. And I love every single video!! You guys are amazing parents and farmers❤ I’m so sorry about junior. But he’s with all your other animals❤he will be missed dearly I have a goose with angel wing and he’s a wild Canada goose. So I can’t let him go. But he’s free range on a private farm! Since animals would get him. If he wasn’t love the video❤❤❤❤

  • @ashishvijayan5897
    @ashishvijayan5897 Год назад

    Love your content and wanna live it.
    I had a hen that had the same problem with the leg. Tried the stick on her foot. Didn’t stay for long. I think after they reach a certain weeks, it might be difficult. The hen didn’t walk properly and stumbled and had posture issues, as she balanced herself with her lower body weight rather than her foot. So yaah.. I suggest find a solution before its too late. Cause it will have an effect on the bird physically and psychologically.

  • @iammend
    @iammend Год назад

    Stickers on that board would look cool!

  • @xenaM22
    @xenaM22 Год назад +1

    Im just worried about the corners of your metal roof for you guys! Hopefully the peachicks will get used to walking on that mesh…. But I understand why you placed it…. All they do is poop! Lol

  • @waicheungli1151
    @waicheungli1151 Год назад +1

    you are a good story teller.

  • @danielthomas5990
    @danielthomas5990 Год назад +1

    Please paint the outside with black board paint. The kids can do pictures or bird names or random video surprises then.

  • @margaretannfrank5480
    @margaretannfrank5480 Год назад

    I love the music you choose for your videos!