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I can watch the "come on goats!" all day😅

@6 minutes into the video you said the ewes will have weaker immune system, body right after giving birth. I was curious if giving them electrolyte or small amount of sugar in water can bounce that back faster? People do this with newly hatched chicks sometimes when they are really weak, and this is why I ask. (Will this idea help you somehow?)

How do you manage being in more than 1 place at a time, with only 1 person running a sheep farm, and with not being around them all the time? Do you have to be there all the time with them, or how do you manage that? I'm also curious to ask how people manage moving them to another pasture when you can't get a new pasture that's right next to their first one(s)? This seems messy.

When you are multitasking and have to do other things, or travel, how do you work out the ideal interval to check on the sheep? You probably aren't out there 24/7 right? so how does that work?

It's great, my friend (new channel subscriber)

It's great, my friend (new channel subscriber)

You have a very beautiful farm. I am a newbie duck farmer.

Who'd have thought that watching goats eat would be my new pass time?

My grandson ive never seen with her ears down.

Sorry, I made a living training horses and I just saw you teaching goats to disrespect the fence by going under and over it. Other than that thanks for the advice.

Sheep need copper as well, just not as much

Any help would be greatly appreciated. I made this cheese yesterday and it didn't hold together. After the 15 minutes with the 5 pound weight on it was separate curds and broke apart when I tried to turn it. It did form a mat when I strained the whey but after I broke them apart it wouldn't go back together. I still went with the whole process of the 12 hour weights and it does stay together but I can see the individual curds. Should I skip the 3 day aging and just put it in the fridge? I don't know what to do with it now. I'm wondering if it is more susceptible to mold. What could have caused this? I would like to try again but I'd like to have an idea where I went wrong first. Thank you for any help you can offer!

my uncle would cut wild grape vines about 3 feet from a y and dry them out put a rubber non shid on long end and sell as walking sticks/canes

It’s great that goats can clear vegetation so well.. Where I live in the central Sierra of central california we have fire problems and goats are great for eating the flash fuels.. Especially thelight fuels under forest trees.. By eliminating flash fuel you cut out the rapid rate of spread and this can stop fire from spreading to crown fires.. This is a win win the goats get fat, no chainsaws needed and fires are less likely to spread fast..

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How's this hold up against predators? specifically raccoons? Have you had loss from predators with it? If so how bad?

You can also keep donkeys to guard your goats!

Thank you for making this video, I am seriously considering getting a few goats & you are helping a ton!

I'm ur new subscriber..r u from?

We plan on following the sheep with our chicken tractors to lower the risk of parasites.

Hello, Thank you for the video as I love animals. But please could people stop to anthropomorphise the name of new born animals : sheeps have no "son" nor "daughter" as those two name are specific for human specie persons. There is a name for those new born : lamb !! Male lamb or female lamb. "Son and daughter" is ridiculous and even not healthy.

Where are you from?

Do you have a veterinarian on hand if needed

Smothering the sounds of nature, with shit music?! Have a rethink!

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I have a problem with ants… how do you avoid bitessss helpp

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So on a practical level, considering you did all you could, would you now use the meat, or do you have to dispose of the carcass because she hadn't been slaughtered.?

They are some awesome dog that’s the Louisiana state dog

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learned of your channel through More Than Farmers🐝

Is ok anty i Like it

Can't wait to make my own cheese! What do you do if you want to age it longer? Also if you leave it out on the counter for 3 days, what do you put it on, and do I cover it with cheese cloth or dish towel or....? Thank you for the advice!!

You have a great story, interesting video and very informative.

Hi there. I m really impressed with you. I want to work with you

Great video, thanks for Uruguay. Do you process them yourself? Thanks

I have a Juniper too. I got her (Joseybean) from my daughter’s boyfriend. She’ll be 2 in August. She has the exact same coloring as Juniper and acts just like Juniper does in your video. I’m not sure how valid DNA testing is, but my daughter got me a kit for Christmas last year. Results say she’s 51% Catahoula and 49% Blue Heeler. I wanted to share a photo of her with ya, but I couldn’t figure out how to post it. 🥲

Thank you for the information I loved it.

I have a property with mostly grassy weeds instead of woody brush, but the land has some pretty significant slopes. Can sheep graze sloped land?

This video's subtitles are all wrong.

Thank you so much - really useful and clear information.

loved the video! i just wish I had the lengths of the pieces LOL My husband is not here to help me figure it out! But I love your design. I've watched it 3 times just in case I missed that part.

I have 9 of them. Best dogs on the planet if you can handle them. 😂 Its just hard to explain it, even though you explained them very well ( very very well) i don't think anyone could understand unless you actually spend time with one to truly get it.

I have 9 of them. Best dogs on the planet if you can handle them. 😂 Its just hard to explain it, even though you explained them very well ( very very well) i don't think anyone could understand unless you actually spend time with one to truly get it.

Thank you for the video. I just started milking my 2 goats, hoping to try this chedder soon.

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Excellent overview

What a great video. I've never heard of these breed, but very interesting. And what a wonderful dog. But like you said earlier, not everyone needs a Catahoula. Someone here in Dayton, Ohio area. Someone posted due to a divorce, the had a pure bred Catahoula free to a good home. And someone posted this link. And said please review this video, before adopting a Catahoula. Hopefully they do. Most people don't realize a high energy, highly intelligent dogs. Need that constant stimulation. Thanks for sharing this :)

8:07 Is Lambs, a boy or girl⁉️