Well holy crap everyone! I'd forgotten about uploading a few videos here prior to starting the official FarmBuilder channel ( ruclips.net/channel/UC11kHJNUV88Qp-Sz06N1o1A ) and this video came up in my suggested feed. Thought it looked familiar! LOL Almost half a million views is mindblowing so I'll leave it up here. If you want to watch more videos about our farm and things I'm up to, check out the FarmBuilder Channel to keep up.
Joy Alba do not create roosts like this. It incentivizes a pecking order and that’s exactly what your chickens will do, peck at each other for dominance. Also they will poop on top of each other. Always make roosts at same level.
The Hens are in lovely condition we had a hen farm so pretty clued up on them, their conditions are good there clean and warm thanks for having some thought for your Hens and Ducks well done.
After watching your video I adopted some of your concepts into my chicken set up. I built a 20'x10' steel covered run - nothing of the scale of your operation. But for my flock of 16 birds it gives extra space for the birds beyond their 8x6' sleeping hose. For winter I wrap the sides with plastic sheeting that keeps the cold winter winds outside. In the mountain area I live (1865 ft above sea level) our winters are milder than yours but do have occasion to dip down into the teens...with blistering winds. Because they are in the run during spring/summer/fall months, the 4 months of winter are less of a transition for them because they have familiar access to their run complete with swing, tree stumps and treat balls. Thanks for sharing your set up, it was a fine inspiration for me.
Excellent ! Black, water filled 30 to 50 gal. drums were set strategically inside a friends converted greenhouse housing a small number of chickens, turkeys and even some vegetable plants in raised beds over a compost pile generating heat as well.
When it comes time to picking out a duck to harvest for a celebration, I'm pretty sure that lone white one's thinkin', "This is bullshit man!" I had to pause the video for a couple of minutes to get the laugh out and over with.
What type of ventilation do you have in there? We have a hoop coop for our small 30 hen flock & they produce tons of moisture. I ended up taking the greenhouse tarp off the top of the door for ventilation purposes.
I am fond of farm life. I am from Pakistan I want to work for you I want to work and live in farm house open air.I am sick of city life, if you can help me.
Well holy crap everyone! I'd forgotten about uploading a few videos here prior to starting the official FarmBuilder channel ( ruclips.net/channel/UC11kHJNUV88Qp-Sz06N1o1A ) and this video came up in my suggested feed. Thought it looked familiar! LOL Almost half a million views is mindblowing so I'll leave it up here. If you want to watch more videos about our farm and things I'm up to, check out the FarmBuilder Channel to keep up.
I LOVE your ROOSTS!!!! I'm TOTALLY building one like that for my mother's hens now!!!!
Joy Alba do not create roosts like this. It incentivizes a pecking order and that’s exactly what your chickens will do, peck at each other for dominance. Also they will poop on top of each other. Always make roosts at same level.
The Hens are in lovely condition we had a hen farm so pretty clued up on them, their conditions are good there clean and warm thanks for having some thought for your Hens and Ducks well done.
After watching your video I adopted some of your concepts into my chicken set up. I built a 20'x10' steel covered run - nothing of the scale of your operation. But for my flock of 16 birds it gives extra space for the birds beyond their 8x6' sleeping hose. For winter I wrap the sides with plastic sheeting that keeps the cold winter winds outside. In the mountain area I live (1865 ft above sea level) our winters are milder than yours but do have occasion to dip down into the teens...with blistering winds. Because they are in the run during spring/summer/fall months, the 4 months of winter are less of a transition for them because they have familiar access to their run complete with swing, tree stumps and treat balls. Thanks for sharing your set up, it was a fine inspiration for me.
The ducks are so funny
I love your animal friendlyness !!
Excellent !
Black, water filled 30 to 50 gal. drums were set strategically inside a friends converted greenhouse housing a small number of chickens, turkeys and even some vegetable plants in raised beds over a compost pile generating heat as well.
When it comes time to picking out a duck to harvest for a celebration, I'm pretty sure that lone white one's thinkin', "This is bullshit man!" I had to pause the video for a couple of minutes to get the laugh out and over with.
John Boley Jr. Lmao I was thinking that same thing!
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You care about your birds, your setup is so much more humane than the egg factories.
Wow. Chickens and ducks are neighbors.
I think the ducks would like a nice pond or maybe a bunch of kiddie wading pools
The ducks are actually funny to me, so are the chickens. I love chickens tho. Entertaining animal.
Which country is this , would this work in Canada we get -40c
How do you feed the hens without getting mobbed?
Very cool!
this reminds me of the clay-mation movie "Chicken Run"!
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What type of ventilation do you have in there? We have a hoop coop for our small 30 hen flock & they produce tons of moisture. I ended up taking the greenhouse tarp off the top of the door for ventilation purposes.
Good question? I don't see any ventilation system at the green house hoop. I think, that is not smart plan!
omg that duck sound so miss my homeland
wow lots of happy chickens.
Appreciable.
Holy crap those ducks are loud
Fantastic!
Nice
ma sha allah very nice
they poop on each other!!! thats Not good!
how you Clean the Floor?
where they can lay theyr eggs?
You didn't show us inside the nests
how many eggs do you get from the chickens and ducks?
1 chicken = ~1,6 eggs / two days
1 egg in every 28 hours
Nice hoop house, make it yourself or buy it? Dimensions?
I think he said 30 ft wide by 150 foot long...each one I understood it to mean.
How many birds can we accomodate in 1200 sq feet area ? Reply for both hen and other one
ravishankar tripathi You can accommodate 540 hens and 60 roosters, or 600 hens alone.
I want a red chicken
The sea of ducks
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good job....keeping them off floor saves them from feet issues. "Reds" do well in cold weather...sturdy type...
They are loud!
I am fond of farm life. I am from Pakistan I want to work for you I want to work and live in farm house open air.I am sick of city life, if you can help me.
how many chikens and roosters do you have in there???
wont they poop on each other when perching
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why yes they do.
Where’s the eggs.
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Way over crowded.
Sorry, I speak English. Care to give that a try?
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ma perchè???...