Exactly what I needed. No bs.

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This is a lot of things but "best" isn't it. "easy" would've been my choice.

Okay, just FYI, you have chopped off the ground fault protection. You need to plug that into a GFI outlet.

Are there any chicken that are very noise I would love to grow some 😊

Most excellent! Can’t beat good ol redneck ingenuity. I should know. I’m right down the road in central Alabama lol! Keep’em coming brother.

Did you use long sweep elbows or standard 90 elbows?

Ok so I built an outside version from scrapped rack so some cutting was required. My end caps came from Habitat and were most likely fridge or freezer shelves did not cut (let them stay a little long out front with no issues. I used pex with no elbows just elbow grease. I recycled orange straps from a pallet used for motorcycles. I added a third strap to the center back to keep the cage tight to the wall. T25 staples are holding all the straps to a 2x4 which will act as roof support because my setup is lean to outdoors! The zip ties worked well and the design was great! I had to purchase the bottom but they are on sale and being discontinued from what I saw online. The rest of the project will be recycled wood and tin. My build cost was around $45 buying only end pieces bottom and zip ties. This does not include feed irrigation or feeder. Local guy selling quail $3 ea. build time not including planning was around 2 hours because I had no extra help.

Dang a bear you got 20 dollars for a 12 nest box and around here in NC they sell on marketplace for 150 and up .

Man I wish I had that silver lace Wyandotte rooster. I’ve got a beautiful hen , no rooster yet . Got her with a white leg horn hoping to have some white eggs down the road

Y’all folks down there must have a lot of money to pay 475 dollars for a 150 dollar hen peacock. Wow

I was looking at what I had available at the house and was about to build a hutch with rack. I decided to browse another time for ideas and yours popped up. I have all the parts I need laying around except zip ties and the tighter ribbed shelf. Your video changed my design. I am adding your video to my playlist library of other interesting content. Your straight forward approach is good timely information. Thank You!

I like moving the rope to the side. I'm doing to do that to ours because that is really the main thing that falls apart on this. We've had to replace a few zip ties but for the most part, this is a great build. So glad I came across your video a couple years ago.

Thank you! 😉 👍

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Very good information brother be blessed brother!

Thanks so much for the great video. I’m almost finished with mine. Ours wasn’t as cut and dried because I bought shelving off of marketplace not realizing that it comes in all widths and lengths. We had to work at it a little harder but it looks amazing.

thanks as always brother

They’re so pretty. I have Dutch bunnies, Jessica, and Lola. When we got Jessica, she had five. Then we bred her again and she had another five. And this time she had seven. Our Lola, is one of Jessica‘s babies her first litter she had three but she is such a good mama. All three of her babies are extremely fat. They are shy two days of being one month.

Let's get a video on the best small green houses for veggies and peppers. Even a review on one that can be bought buddy😊

Can a cat reach thru??

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Was this auction last Saturday? March 30?

I used more bags of pellets than you did, and I mix in some pine shavings. The pellets have been amazing g and have kept my chicken run dry all winter. It used to be a muddy swamp, even with a cover over top.

Ohhh my boys would like this!!! Thank you for sharing 😊 Coming in from Butler Family Farm

Make sure to get the right breed. I accidently got one high producer egg laying chicken she died at 3 years old since they are breed to produce too many eggs and it costs them in life expectancy. I looked for hardy longer living egg layers which moderate egg production since its only for me. I was overflowing anyways with eggs so I rather have em slow and steady.

Invest a bit in the setup to protect them from predators cause this is the biggest problem! Predators canndecimate your chickens quickly!

To keep chickens is 100% worth it and so much fun. There feathers are beautiful all the different breeds and colored eggs from blue yo speckled from fluffy chicks, tall and skinny all kinds of characters its fun!

Love it!

This just helped convince my wife for one in our backyard. I love the roll out. One thing I would suggest for anyone just putting one outside is to put a rod uou can take out at the bottom of the rollout so nothing steals eggs before you get there .

Grwat auction video. New to your channel looking forward for more livestock auction videos from you

One observation that I made, is that you allowed your meat chickens to free range, which will cause them to waste too much energy if they are to be used strictly for meat purposes. If you want your birds to gain the most weight the quickest, you must keep them enclosed in the chicken tractor, providing water and feed at all times, and in selecting the feed, I would suggest the meat bird feed, which makes the chickens gain more weight faster than the regular chick starter. BUT, if you want to raise them for reproduction, then raise them the way you did, so they will remain active and healthy weight wise.

Good video ,I see a lot of folks talking about meat chickens but you the first one I seen document a cross all the way through. And honest about it. I got some Delawares, Sussex, Dark Cornish, Barred rock, And New Hampshire reds this year I am going to breed from this year for a meat bird cross. The old game cock breeders say a hen passes on her traits to the male and a rooster passes on to the pullet, so i'm going to test that out with the 2 best breeds I like the best for each cross. Going to look at them hard at 12-14 weeks for size and what age the pullets lay. I havnt messed with the hybreds in many years, I like a pure a chicken as I can get to start out nd then look for best results in4-5 generations. Same way I breed my hunting dogs. Going to give it a try. Good luck with your chickens.

I candle my eggs using the flash light on my Cell Phone. 📱😊

What do you recommend to keep digging animals out. We have mongoose and wild pig that love to kill chickens.

Hello, Have you ever tried to automate the feeding? I know there are some automatic Koi feeders that dispense the proper amount of feed a day.... just wondering, I am looking for a solution.

Maybe Meaty and some of his biggest daughters could give you the results you are looking for.

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Thank you Man, Interesting! May Allah bless you more, Ameen

Where in Missouri do you go to get that country pleasin sausage? I'm really interested in trying it.

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Pretty cool, I cant have the egg tray because of rat snakes. I'm going to try one. I'll use wire where you used ties. Thanks a lot!

If you are willing to try again, I would suggest trying out the Murray's Big Red Broilers. And if you are willing to go even further, then get a few Cornish Cross roosters, and raise them by restricting their diet severely, so they will not die from overweight issues, then cross that Cornish Cross rooster to the big hens you may have, and see what happens with those chicks.

Excellent work! I’ll be using this system 😊

I sure do miss the jnull00 channel. He has not been active in several years. Keep John in your prayers. Hopefully all is well in his world, buzz buzz.

Man I got to hang out and see this awsome farm of yours.

What really happened is that you created an F2 generation. Then you stopped because you don't understand chicken breeding. This is why you got different sized birds. F2 is the first step toward creating an inbred line. F2's also exhibit the best mix of parental traits and each bird will have it's own outcome of traits. The f2 generation is your best selection generation when looking for mixed traits between the parent stock. Select the f2 birds that best resemble what you are looking for and inbreed them. Keep doing this through consecutive generations. F2xF2=F3 | F3xF3=F4 | F4xF4=F5 and so on. Keep selecting the birds that best fit your selection criteria and eventually you will get what you are looking for if you use proper selection. Sometimes you have to back step and use a different rooster and hens etc. Good luck. If you want to learn more about breeding chickens check out the chicken breeding playlist at my KZfaq channel. Also it's ok to cross like f5 to f2 etc. if you want to go back and scoop something back up you lost from a particular generation. Good luck

Very enjoyable video. Thank you

Inside you had the plugs in, outside both vent plugs were open. LG is not meant to run back to back hatches. Give them a call they will teach you how to use it.

Great video Thanks for sharing 👍🏽