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@15:38 You guys are such a cute couple. I really enjoy watching you working together and just being partners on this farm. You are a real joy to watch, thank you.

Like the water shelter. You guys came up with a good plan.

Both of you are extremely good natured and apparently ideal for each other. I always enjoy the in-depth explanations regarding plans and implementation. Thanks for taking time to create your wonderful videos.

Glad to see the goats start earning their keep.

You guys continue to do very well. Love the bloopers at the end!

Maybe you can put something they can climb on, play with. Jump on and off. Love how you organise your farm, all nice and clean.

I really like Your video's. I hope for a life You live.

Try ketshup it is good to take away the stink of skunks.My dog breeder use it when her dogs tried to catch skunks

Awesome! Oh and the blooper is great!

Dexter is a handsome fella! Kinda glad there isn't smell-a -vision at the moment 🤭.

Yeah !!! Finally got a new Lawn Mower.

Love the Billy goat! Looks like they get along ! Great job!

I would leave the other panels up, so that you can close them in if needed. Just add a small gate section so they can go out into the electric net fenced area.

Omgosh too funny ya all! Handsome goat

Good job folks. The netting should be alright for the goats once they learn it will bite them ! Thanks for sharing with us and keep up the good work and videos.

Wash with cold water it works for your body and for your clothes. Try using lemon juice also.

Looks like a really nice set up for the billy and I am glad to see the netting, hahahaha. A great video

Hoping that new fencing keeps them contained!

Great video, I really like your new buck, i bet the colors of the kids next spring will be quite a mixture, And the bloopers were 😂😂😂lol priceless.

WELCOME to the farm Dexter

Dexter is a friendly little guy.

When I clicked the video on I did not have my glasses on, I thought, Rebecca got a miniature horse!! Glasses on, oh a billy goat.... hes cute. Hoping for April babies! The end was great.

Good luck with your new Billy goat.

If you'll put 2x2 wire paneling inside the slatted part of the feeder, you'll have less waste of hay. ;) Lumnah Acres did that for their feeders and have had a lot less waste!

laptop with a teleprompter program just off camera...lol Going to be fun seeing how long it takes them to knock the grass down. Plot your brush clearing spots & setup your 'clear lanes' before the fencing goes in place. Could have them clear around the raised beds after everything finishes. I wonder if a rutting billygoat would be 'offensive' to deer? Deer ignore cows but, not familiar with goat/deer interaction. Going to bet whitetails will just sail over that fence if they choose to cross it, Plus the hot wire should keep predators away too. Seems like I saw gentle man using that hot tape to wrap around his watering pipes to keep them from freezing during winter in his Rabbitry. So Colony style management vs pen/traditional keep them in 5sqft/rabbit enclosure with a nesting box for the does in the fence as a tractor type enclosure. Run the waterers off the nest box with auto feeders mounted too. (if needed) bol & stand refurbishment time too

put some weed barrier cloth under the fence to keep the weeds off of it? like what you use in the garden?

Looks like a good set up. Hope it all goes well.

If you have a local farmer wanting to get rid of old hay or straw bales to make space, you can build a bale wall (and possibly even a bale roof) around the plastic barrel for excellent insulation. If the goats lie in there with that around the outside it will be toasty warm for them and still provide good ventilation.

Wow you got colder than here, Im not ready for winter.

This is the formula for skunk spray but is known to work on other types of odors. To neutralize SKUNK spray instantly: Mix the following: 1 quart 3% hydrogen peroxide. 1/4 cup baking soda (sodium bicarbonate) 1 teaspoon liquid soap or dish detergent. Mix these together and bathe ("shampoo" in or rub down) the sprayed clothes or victim thoroughly. Be sure to use this mixture immediately after it is created, as it is unstable. I have seen where some use one gallon of water with the mix Keep all ingredients in a bucket ready for use

Nice-looking billy goat, that fencing should work. Premier does make a sheep / goat fencing. The deer are pretty cautious about everything, so unless they're at a full trot they're not going to bother the fence. If you have troubles with it staying up you can get some cheap fiberglass rods to stabilize it in between the posts, just weave it through the pattern. You can buy extra post from premiere but you can get them cheaper at your big box stores. Thanks for sharing the homestead with us, Jimmy

We have banded scurs successfully

GUYS, To tell if your billy is doing his job, paint his belly, If you see paint on the girls behind, you know he's earning his pay. !

Dexter is a good looking young ma n.

U have a cute wife...

Ol Dexter was giving you the evil eye at the end of the video

I hear flags on a string type decorations creeps out deer and they won't try jumping over short fences if the flags are above it. There might be tasteful enough ones somewhere to have at the front of the property.

See, that water tank was a lifesaver. Now you know why the last tenant had so much "junk". But you have to really balance between a creative mind and becoming a hoarder.

Every homesteader I watch (7 of them) use that electric fencing and none of them have had deer bother it at all.

Dawn Dish Liquid rubbed onto the dry garment where the goat touched it then washed separately.

Its from germany the e- fence! - says: Elektro Zaun at top! ;-)

The electric wire strands might be better all you would need about 5 strands with isolators on Tposts thus no grounding out !

Congratulation guys on Dexter the goat. Nice expansion to the homestead. How did the grass seeding do around the house?

I'm sure you know , but billy should be kept at least 100yds. away in a seperate pen, and only put in with the nannys till their bred. Then shampoo the girls so they dont smell. Billy goats are constant breeders , they dont come in rut.

I saw some other homesteaders use that type of fencing for grazing there goats in a pasture. You shouldn’t have any problem once they know that fence will sc Shock them.

Good to see how much more confident Rebecca is now in front of camera, is your intention to breed the goats for meat.?

The premier 1 "plus" netting is better, the posts are ~6' apart rather than 12. The net I have with the 12' spacing, I have to put a step in post in between to make it decent. It's all pretty much a psychological barrier, if they hit it hard it's not going to stop much, just too flimsy. I like mine overall though, I rotational graze with it. A lot of work to move very often. I have never had a deer get into it but I run guard dogs so I doubt seriously a deer is going to get within 500 yards of mine.

Arms Family Homestead uses the Premier 1 fence around their garden to keep the deer out. So hopefully you won’t have issues😊 Dexter is a nice looking boy, I bet you will get some pretty babies out of him! Good luck😊

Hey Evan, how come everything is Rebecca's first, the goats now the billy what's next a cow or horses? Evan you'll have to quit your day job to become a real farmer the chores will keep you busy 12/16 hours a day 7 days a week with no time for fishing or hunting. Good luck homesteader.

What happened to your outdoor man cave?

Please teach him not to climb on you. He can knock you down and seriously hurt you. Teach him manners, and dont hand feed him. Just the voice of experience talking, here.you have to saw a notch at the base of the scurs to get the band to stay.

Wow, you two are brave! Pee-ew!!! Why are boys so gross??😝😉

You need to stop the buck’s bad behavior immediately. Do not allow him touch you. Don’t hand feed him. Get a cattle prod and use it any time he attack you. And yes he is attacking you by touching you. Next you have to keep the deer out. They carry a worm that is deadly to goats. Only 30% of the goats that are infected with the deer worm survive. I love your Chanel and think that you are really doing great job improving the farm.

they stink 12 months of the year !!

that netting is nothing for dear, I watch the dear jump over my 4 foot high electric wire fence all over my property, they see that strand of 14ga wire even running full out and jump it like it is not even there, I have shot dear in mid jump over the wire, I am sure if they can see a 14ga silver wire I am sure they will see that neon white netting and jump it. how ever I do have the odd moose walk though the wire and bend tee posts over, brake the wire. I would never buy that netting fence, it coast far to much for a 160 foot long peace, over $400.00 cnd, and it make so little space, even for my turkeys and chickens 2x4 welded wire been working great for many years with a one wire electric 10 inch off the ground on the out side keeps the predators out. and a 350 foot roll of 2x4 wire is so cheap, just don't buy it in the 50 or 100 foot rolls as its 2 x the cost, for all my live stock one strand of 14 ga electric wire keeps everyone in, and I have over 4 miles of it out, and a 1/2 mile for the pigs in the bush