I recommend not having ducks in the creek. It will be nasty downstream. It’s more work intensive filling a small pool but better environmentally. Living traditions is a good example of how to build with a valve to empty it and fill with a hose.

Amazing progress!

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Glad you are back on YT!

ReGen Ranch, This is great! Let's be friends and have fun together!

Missed this channel, glad you're back!!

Missed this channel!!!

How’s your parents? Miss seeing them in the videos

I'm so happy for you guys. When I first started watching this was your dream. Now your dream is your reality

I rediscovered you guys again. I feel like you keep changing the channel name lol. I thought of you recently because i was diagnosed with Ehlers danlos and first heard about that from you many many many years ago.

So good to see you all !! You’re doing a great job there !

I’m so happy you’re back!!!

You're back! Nice to see you all again!!❤

So good to see you guys.. stay safe ... looking forward to the next update

Who are these fine folks showing up on my feed? LOL! Nice to see you all!

Where can I find the first video where you guys actually set up and made the garden 1 year ago from this vlog. I watched it a while ago but I can't seem to find it anymore on any of your vlog channels.

I know this video is 2 years old, but Your dog looks EXACTLY like my great pyrenees female, she's 1.5 years old. Other than him looking a little bit bigger, they look almost identical! Even their mannerisms. I wonder if they're related somehow?

I love this for your family and I’m thoroughly inspired! Well done!❤🎉💯🙏🏽

God this video is everything i want for my future kids to grow up with. thank you for sharing! I think you’re awesome, and your family is absolutely beautiful.

“5 yr old steer” what??!!! No steer on the planet lives past 28 to 30 months tops. Turn him into hamburger already!!

Looks like a great boy. 😊

Glad Calvin has a friend! Herd animals NEED friends! Nice little piece of property!

I don’t know if you will see this but I wanted to share it. Use your over abundance of cucumbers to make Red Hot Cinnamon Pickles! They are delicious!!!!!!

5 weeks out to the coop in winter with supplemental heat. But my coop is small and insulated so the heater keeps it 70 degrees in 40 degree temps

Bless u all😊👍👏💎💎💎💎💎💎

We have a male great pyreneese and we are adopting a rescue Great Pyrenees female. The one that we already have notices anything that is out of places or changed. He patrols the property and doing perimeter check. We live in Idaho coyote country and he keeps them away. He likes Pears, apples, plums, peaches, carrots, broccoli, lettuce, cheese, scrambled eggs. We fell in love with the breed.

Do you actually take a phone call? I heard you mentioned Jesus and now want to speak with you.

We have two great Pyrenees. One is a border collie mix, and he was given to us. He was living in an apartment, and when the household was away every day at work and school, they put this dog in the cage, and the cage was dented from the inside out, and he wasn’t even able to turn around in it! It’s a miracle he wasn’t totally ruined! He had some severe issues initially, but we worked those out. The only thing he has left is anxiety upon separation. But this dog is absolutely brilliant! We’ve watched him herd and round up animals. And it is amazing. We have a two-year-old that we bought as a puppy for $100. I’ve never paid for a dog before in my life but I wanted a full-blooded Pyrenees and they are not expensive in this area of Kentucky. The border collie Pyrenees lived in North Dakota and loves the outdoors even in the bitter cold winters. It gets down to -65° in North Dakota all often on throughout the winter. When my husband got the tractor out to plow snow, he would lay outside in the snowbank or walk around and do whatever he wanted the entire time. My husband was out there he wouldn’t come in the house. And it was 25 and 30 below zero on days like that. They are designed to be able to endure bitter cold like that having migrated from the Pyrenees mountains of France, where they protected the sheep from wolves. They also are able to cool them selves off with the double coat that they have. Mini mistake their independence for untrained or ill behavior. That isn’t the case that’s part of their breed to be able to manage heard without a human is in their jeans. Those are some of the things that I kept in mind while training our great Pyrenees. We live on 48 acres and we don’t have any fences anywhere. We also live close to the highway and they have never been off the property onto that highway. We initially trained with the colors that vibrate and freighted and the dog and they work great. We have also found them to be very protective of their people. If we are in our truck and someone comes up and speaks to us, the dogs are fine. If someone comes up to the truck to pet the dogs or just touches the truck when they might be doing something like crossing the streets, the dogs come on Dunn and really scare the people! I absolutely love these dogs they are super amazing! Don’t get a great Pyrenees unless you have property to let them run and time to train them!

They are magnificent.

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My friend make goat milk soap love it

Wow beautiful video Thank you 😊 💓

So proud

My Great Pur/ Anatolian mix when young would sleep outside at-5 F on the concrete slab at the end of our driveway. He ad a 2 part doghouse I made from an old Boy Scout design but he never used it until he was 6 to seven years old. Protects all the living creatures on our farm and that includes Sky Patrol! ( Hawks, Geese, Vultures, Eagles, Herons…)

Wow! What a blessing! And that view! 😊

Can you exsplain about your blood clotting disorder, cause i feel that my doctor isnt listening to me it reads on my labs cbc that MPV levels were 7.2 now 6 months later it is 6.6, am i crasy cause i feel like my doctor thinks im crasy, and i have leg pain all on left side im finding it hard to walk, my left arm mucsle is flat looking now and belly pain alot plus back pain, im writting on this video about that video you made on the mpv leavels cause the comments say its turned off, did they ever find out what it the real problem?? And can you tell me if im in danger of this cause doctor brushes it off

What type of electric fence/electric tape are you using for the chickens? What type of fence are you using for Lavender and Calvin? Is it partially electric too?

Mine is a German shepherd great Pyrenees mix

I disagree with you on there are lazy.....stay up all night an watch him his up.. while your asleep.

Thank you all so much for sharing your journey of land buying l, and some of the practical details. For example if wanting to build multigenerational homes on the land, some of the particulars, and some of the many other challenges. I didn’t know about many of these things, and it’s helpful to know in advance. May the Father bless your journey and family.

Thanks for sharing. We are looking to make a new coop and this time using a HD Tuff Shed 8x10 replacing our 4x6 tractor.

Tender loving intelligent passionate the best of the best

They are the best hands down

We recently got an 8-year old Pyr named Daisy from a woman who could no longer take care of her. She is the sweetest, gentlest dog. And she is incredibly smart. Her prior owner told us Daisy did not like being inside, but we had to bring her inside for a few days due to the recent cold snap and now she LOVES coming inside to sleep on the rug in front of the fireplace. She is such a character! Love this breed.

this is so interesting coing from dog trainers :). i love hearing your perspective.

I live in Kansas and we are in an area where the wind just never stops blowing. I also thought I had to wait until spring to get chicks until I ran across some information about raising chicks in the winter and allowing them to harden off in the spring. Apparently, doing so allows the birds more time to transition throughout the seasons in their adolescence and into early maturity, making them hardier birds in the long run. I am planning to test the theory this winter with breeds that naturally lay during that time of year.

Oh wow, so glad you found a LGD. I too have been looking for good a LGD for a reasonable price….under $200. Thanks for sharing😊

Do you have a video of the finished coop ?

Too bad you don't really post much or...at all anymore lol. I am looking for homesteading channels to watch and the multi-family aspect appeals to me. Oh well... I am confused though as you said you're living a minimalist lifestyle and this is not something that I am seeing on your channel.

This is a dumb question but since there are three homes all together do you all share the same address?