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Thanks man. That was a lot of meat. Still eating it 😂

Great. I will definitely try that on the next one. Thanks for the advice. I haven’t seen the beef bullion power. Is that for taste or something else?

@homesteadhobbyfarm It just helps add to the flavor. It's just a little extra step that makes a difference.

Ok. Sounds great 👍🏼

@ Thanks for your advice. Always good to learn from others.

@@homesteadhobbyfarm No problem, BBQ is a community. There are no secrets, just practice and technique.

It was. Thanks. ☺️ I’ve got a little to tweak to our taste. 👍🏼

Great job and looked delicious ❤

Filler is your friend. 😉

Been busy!! 😳

Awww dang it!! 😢

@FrankGutowski-ls8jt thanks for your comments and concerns. What recipe do you use? I’d be curious to know.

@@homesteadhobbyfarm It’s called Tide.

Thank you! 😊 and if you do want it scented you could add some. 👍🏼

Do you have any conception of how watered down this stuff is? Apparently not. For comparison, mainstream detergents are 15%-20% surfactants. Yours is how much??? Warning: grade school arithmetic will be needed, but I’ll spare you the mental anguish and embarrassment. It’s <2%. Makes you look kinda silly, no?

@FrankGutowski-ls8jt I’m no chemist but I believe the cleaning power in super washing soda comes from other agents. Arm & Hammer washing soda contains surfactants, which are agents that help with wetting. Arm & Hammer washing soda is about 80% sodium carbonate, with the remaining percentage made up of surfactants and fragrances. It enhances cleaning agents. IDK, cleans my clothes pretty well and the oxyclean helps it jell. Probably less than $2 per 175 oz bottle. I don’t feel silly at all.

@@homesteadhobbyfarm No surfactants in it. Just sodium carbonate. If you think it contains surfactants, dissolve it in water. Add oil. Shake. Note zero effect.

@@homesteadhobbyfarm Oxiclean releases hydrogen peroxide when dissolved. The hydrogen peroxide is photosensitive and decomposes to oxygen and water: it is wasted, doing what you’ve done. It should be kept dry and added to a load that way.

Bout time you watched a video. lol 😂

@WilsonDunhamFarms we got it off Amazon. I tried to attach a link but it didn’t work. It’s a camp chef 2 burner stove. We really like it.

Makes me want to chase them around. And then I get a visual 😭. Already feel like the crazy chicken lady!! 🥺

@cindywolf2259 they are vicious little creatures. We’ve had similar issues. Every time I let a chicken sit on eggs and hatch babies 90% of them are roosters. They ganged up on one poor chick and killed her. She was pretty too. 😢I quit hatching my own chicks. 🐣

@hoff54a it is a shame. They all have different personalities. We love to keep them.

Thank you! 🤗

What makes you say that??

We did contact DNR. I talked about that in the first video. I even contacted a rehabilitation person in my area. I wish we had better resources for wild animals. 🥺

Lol and chickens evidently!! That explains a lot! Have you seen them run?

@@homesteadhobbyfarm Who The Chicken Or Hawk

Chickens. Looks just like a velociraptor without arms 😭

@@homesteadhobbyfarm Yeah But U Can See Cool Raptor Aka Birds Of Prey When You Saw It On Your Video

Oh Boy! I didn’t think it was all gonna fit. I have onion, corn and some peppers 🌶️. Does that count?

We have learned so much in a short time about these amazing birds. I want to look into it more, but I told Mike I’d have to give up some of my projects I currently do. Even being a rehabilitation specialist may be an option. I certainly look forward to working with these amazing birds. 🦅

I absolutely agree. That would have been my favorite video ever to make. This was the hardest.

Really we never had seen one up close, just maybe them sitting on a telephone pole hunting. They are beautiful and just as fragile as we are. Thank you for your kind words.

Sorry it gave you that reaction. I felt it was in good taste and didn’t want it to be click bait.

We are no strange to loss on the farm. Most we can avoid but not knowing makes troubleshooting difficult. 😥 thank you for your support.

We have seen cows get sick and finding out that they are prey animals and don’t show weakness makes it hard to help them earlier. We learned a lot and I think will be better prepared if it happens again. I’m definitely ready to learn more!! RIP, FLY HIGH!!

@@homesteadhobbyfarm I have ducks, and being a prey animal they too don't show weakness. And, the old saying is, if you have a sick bird, you have a dead bird, meaning they can go quickly when sick.

That is sooo true!! Don’t realize how bad off they are. Sounds like you have had a similar experience.

@@homesteadhobbyfarm Yes, I feed the local Rainbow Lorikeets. See it too often.

@@homesteadhobbyfarm Yes. People that have chickens or ducks can have problems like egg-binding that can kill the bird, but when it is happening, you often don't see the bird is suffering until it is too late. I now have to look for subtle clues, because of this.

@johnneira we don’t have the need to use the poison with our cats. They keep the mice under control. But could have gotten one from another farm by us. Good point!! I sent a reply but evidently it didn’t post.

We had suspected both things you just said. The night he went over by the cow barn he was protected by the electric fence. Smart bird. But the next night he just wandered off and we couldn’t find him. I do feel like he was sent to us. Now I am going to look into falconer. Thanks for your comments and help.

Same here, I'm looking to become a Falconer myself as well. What you need to do is find yourself a sponsor who has been a Falconer for at least 2 years. Then he/she will let you know what equipment or housing you'll need. Its not difficult to build a perch in a shed. The shed just needs barred windows and a door that locks closed. You can use astroturf to catch the hawk's droppings, which can be cleaned with a power washer. You need a freezer that can hold maybe 20 squirrels depending on how many you plan on catching with the hawk. Well, there's half of your Falconer checklist right here. So hopefully that helps.

@jthejh It does. Definitely not a small task for sure. Good luck to you too.

Hardest video I’ve done yet. Wish the ending was different. 🥺

Awesome!! thanks for the information. Do they just need to eat once a day? We haven’t seen him/her (not sure which) fly since Monday. I sure hope it sticks around to get healed. Is there any way to determine the sex of the bird? I just call it him.

The amount doesn't matter. A hawk should eat enough food that the crop in the throat budges. A hawk will stop eating on its own once the crop is too full. It is impossible to give a hawk too much food. A hawk could eat as much as 10 times a day if it hasn't eaten in a few days. But they NEED at least 20% in their body weight of food per day if you expect him to survive. Any less, then starvation is on the horizon. A Red Tailed Hawk weighs about 3 lbs, so it needs about 0.7 lbs of raw meat. The gender of this hawk can only be determined by size. Females are 1/3rd larger. So a healthy female would weigh about 3.5 lbs.

I will stop after work to get chicken 🍗 I sure hope he does stay.

We are privileged to have it!!

I hope. Something isn’t right. Maybe he just needs rest.

Lol a little bit of organized chaos.

If my wife goes to look for something then it’s an issue. Probably drives me more crazy. 😜

@@homesteadhobbyfarm lol

Love what I do!!

Isn’t she sweet?

Yep. Dallas needs to come check it out!!

That works too!!

🤷‍♀️ I hadn’t heard that. I guess if they eat too many it could do bad things. Don’t tell ours that they love them 😂

He was really shy but he really wanted that apple. 😂

Lol. In my defense it hadn’t been off in years and that was the only way to get it back on.

😭🤔😂 RITE

He’s not real smart. Doesn’t know what’s good. lol 😂