Can't you call him a piggy instead of a hog?

Okay I’m hungry now…

Didnt know you have a youtube channel mate ! All the best from germany😬

I’m also not a huge pork fan other than bacon and sausage. I’ll have to try some raised right pork.

It's called discernment, especially when you have babies with you! 😮

Almost a Dingo vs Baby moment 😂

Thanks for sharing this! Does it hold up well to bears? I just saw your recent video and now I'm wondering if they can flip a chicken tractor if they wanted. We are likely purchasing in the same county as you.

Honey bear 😊

Smart too! With the baby bears it’s crazy

I'm glad it seems that everyone's safe. Both mama's would've fiercely defended their fams, I'm sure.

Stay out the dang woods please

I hate when you get on market place and they underestimate what needs to be done. Like granted we all need the money with life these days but be honest. Cool trailer though. Can’t wait to see how thing go from here. Thanks for making this content, my family loves to watch

This is so freaking cool! Love what you did to it. Can’t wait to see you haul

That’s a great amount of views! And love the music

Nice and I appreciate the advice bro

The butt crack potato 😂 Seriously tho, congratulations on a very good harvest. My son has grown them in a patch in our back yard and the harvest got smaller each year so this year the soil is resting.

HOOD SNAKE...TRYING TO BE SOMETHING HE NEVER WILL BE

Im afraid of gardener snakes i aint gonna be there to tell the difference

Omg a screw walked out so the guns ass. bro check your gun before going to the range. Ive had screws walk out on a M&P bodyguard 38 its called go get Loctite and tighten your screws. I recommend regular maintenance on any firearms no matter the brand!

LOOK AT HIS FACE IT'S SO CUTE!

"yoink"

Many snakes rattle their tails, rattlesnakes then used that to evolve a feature that makes noise from that rattling

Grab em

He so cute 🥰

Ah what 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

Just checked this out. Well done Im in the Valley too. Harrisonburg. Where is your farm?

looks great! I am also about to try and tame a portion of 21 acres. this series of videos is exactly what I hope to do. Thanks for sharing it!

Get rid of the heat lamp and get a plate type heater. The heat lamp can get dust on it from the woodshavings then it explodes and catches your woodchips on fire then burns down your chicken coop/ house or wherever you have the heatlamp. Look into what I'm telling you. I'm in Connecticut and last year we had 2 black snakes try to eat a 2 month old silkie we had outside. My girlfriend heard the chick screaming and we were able to save the chick the snakes however is another story. So hopefully your using hardware cloth instead of chicken wire because your outside with them. Hopefully this helps we have had chickens for 6 years

According to the specificarions, you need 25 HP at the PTO for the 5'. Did you feel under power or did you have any issues?

Congratulations and that's absolutely awesome!

It does not appear as if this cutter has an adjustable top link to allow the deck to "float up" as needed. Also, I wanted to give a "thumbs up", but it appears as though it's missing?

Lights lights lights!!!

We are in the Shenandoah Valley in Virginia & we raise Cornish Cross each year (just for our own meals). I assume your meat birds are the same Cross since you mentioned buying at T.S. We buy ours through McMurray Hatchery and I've been a customer of theirs for more than 30 years. We not only came up with the 'chicken tractor' back in 1990, but our County Extension Agent loved the idea and talked to other County Agents about the arrangements. Good ole Joel Salatin took that idea and claimed it, making it his own. LOL Lots of people mock the Cornish Cross as being 'frankenbirds' that are highly susceptible to sudden-death. Over 30 years, we have only lost a few birds, so the Cornish remain the best meat bird for us, even though they're hybrids. We use a high protein feed but are now supplementing with white rice and cooked beans to reduce cost just a bit. We allow the birds to grow 8 weeks, then butcher. We always skin our birds and usually halve the birds, sometimes splitting the breasts from the leg/thigh section. Our birds typically weigh 7 pounds when butchered so we have a good feed-to-meat conversion. One thing we have tried and sometimes use is a moveable base that we crafted so that the tractor doesn't move, the floor does. We use a linoleum-rubber base and it's about 14 feet long. So we can keep a clean floor daily by moving and rinsing the flooring rather than moving the tractor which can be a pain sometimes. As you know, tractor-chickens get dirty towards the end of their lives. Good luck with your endeavor..raise your prices!!

People might be willing to spend on pre made broth/stock. I make fantastic broth with just water and chicken. Nothing else. Thanks for the run down on your pricing, though I didn't hear anything about your labor costs, just the purchase price of the birds and feed.

What state are you in? Just wondering. Great video

Go to England and order bacon for breakfast. So lean you will not believe it. Their small farms all have truck gardens each year and they enclose the area , fence it for pigs and haul them water. Then they essentially “starve” them and the pigs dig 12-18 “ deep looking for old roots etc. a pig that would weigh 400lbs in the USA will barely weigh 250 but, after 3 months, that garden is deep tilled and fertilized with pig shit

Next they’ll want ya to build ramps😂 great idea w umbrella 👍. They’ll be happier than pigs in shizz😂😂

Idk where you are at but that’s the exact land scenery I want. Beautiful

Amazing what the pigs do w rooting around. Makes sense using them. How are the R14’s holding up in the bush ? Any punctures? Bush hog makes a huge difference. Ya running at 540 rpm’s. Hard to tell w the tunes. Anyway you’re moving right along. Stay safe👍

Nice work for first time. Nice havin all your implements now. Just pick which one and go👍 looking forward for more videos. Stay safe and enjoy

Very nice stump grinder. With anything there’s a learned curve. Might want to consider a brush guard for your woods excursions. Just my opinion. Nice job👍

Place is shaping up nice. Kioti to the rescue. Awesome rig

Good stuff man! Hope to have a tractor myself one day, but until then it’s the bush ax for me. 🤣

Been looking at getting one of these. Looks like it is well worth it. Enjoyed the video, thanks for sharing.

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Beautiful ❤

That dog fetching the tiny stick made me smile

How much lbs of meat do u get when butchered and how long do they grow till butchered?

Somebody ought to make a robot-coop, that moves around the grassy yard evenly.

Nice job and video man.