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We use the Chickshaw for our layer/breeder flock. The kickstand in the plans is worthless. We moved the wheels back 2 feet from the centerline so that it can't wheelie, even if all the chickens are in the back. It's a few more pounds to lift when moving, but totally reliable.

What are the dimensions of the 1/2 size Salatin you reference and what is the recommended # of broilers for it? Thanks

Do you have the Bantum Bielefelders yet??

Can i transfer my water glass eggs from a year ago from a pail into a glass jar ?

They are also my favorite breed 😍 they are chill and good at everything

What if the chicken poo is already dried on the shell and will not brush off? If the egg has poo on it when it is placed in the solution, will it contaminate the other eggs even though the bloom is there?? I'm really having a hard time finding any answers.

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Good idea😀. Out of all 14🐔 chickens in our flock, 1 (more recently) we learned, it turned out to be a rooster roo! 🐓Our entire family, kids,, and all animals, cats , n dogs included would all roam freely in our backyard doing our own things, while getting along nicely w/zero problems.... Until this past week.. Rooster Roo decided to (twice) each to my youngest son(8) and to myself also came what seemed out of the blue / randomly just run up to us and BOOM BAM all obnoxiously Ninja chop KICK us!! (Like ohhh no big deal, and then, just walk off and go about his business. 🙄🤔🤷‍♀️ I'm still trying to educate and learn about owning one, b/c it wasn't exactly in my plan.

Hey. Helpful video - Thank you.

Thanks for the tips. Just added 1 to our flock ans she's soo cool

I'm glad to hear someone else talk about the cons of Salatin's chicken tractor. We had 2 of those things and we had the same issues. We couldn't get the dolly built either and it was a pain to move every other day. And yeah, butchering morning was always a conversation of whose crawling in there to get the birds out 😂

I much prefer the spirals also. I have five adult chickens and eight babies. So I am banding the adults and that way I will know who the older ones are.

Great info and explained well. Thanks for sharing!

Stop talking so much

Does this work with fowl?

The setup you have is exactly what we're hoping to do in Georgia. My main concern are hawks during the day. Any suggestions?

Sorry if I missed it in the video but how old do you let them get before you cull them?

Where I live we have and burn pine. It's ok as long as it's seasoned. I get what I can. If it's wood it burns.

The best tractor is none of the three you show. The best will always be the one you custom build to your needs.

What do you do during cold weather?

Thanks for the video. I have read that you want to season your wood down to below 20%. Will you still hear a little sizzling and see water since it is seasoned but still contains moisture?

Air flow is what drys the wood not the sun. Good consistent air flow

People in Alaska would be very happy to burn oak if it was available, but it doesn’t grow here. Nor does pine. I’m assuming you’re thinking of Spruce, which, if properly seasoned, does not cause a lot of creosote buildup, which is what I think you mean when you say gumming up the chimney. Also, people up here don’t usually use chimneys. I don’t think I’ve ever seen a chimney here. Stove pipes. Also, birch is not a hardwood. We are happy to burn it, but it’s not a hardwood. Had to get that off my chest before I watched the rest of your video.😀

Like do you live in Huntington Park or no

Like those baby chicks

Where do you live in so I can buy like those baby chicks like the white ones?

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How d I you tell a young tom from a young hen

I’m getting started on my second coop: a hoop coop. I finished a chickshaw 5.0 with a hengear box. The birds love it. 😊 The layers get the former and the meat birds get the latter.

I prefer to season my firewood 14.6 years, then kiln dry it for a month just to be sure it is dry. Actually I do 5 or 6 months in the sun covered with tin. Cut wood in the spring before the leaves come on. Wood is ready by winter, does not sizzle. I have a moisture meter. 20 years doing it this way.

Great video, thank you! Keep it up This channel has a lot of potential.

Great video! I use those little cages to hold my tomatoe plant up. I'll have to give this method a try and thanks for the pruning tips. I need to go outside and prune mine.

Your tomato plants look so healthy! Thanks for the tips!

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Our Bielefelder rooster is very aggressive. I have to carry a broom when I do anything with the hens. He charges at us and is always doing his dance warning us he is not liking us on his turf. Every chance he gets he will charge after us even when we are walking away. The most docile rooster we have owned is the lavender Orpington. Nothing compares to the sweet temper and friendliness of the lavender Orpington. I am disappointed in the Bielefelder.

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Where did you get your chicken tent? That would be so useful for raising cornish crosses.

Nice man.

Thank you, very useful.

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I’ve homesteaded for almost 20 years, urban and rural. And I’ve processed hundreds of chickens and I learned some things from your chicken series!! Great job!! Having watched many homesteading vloggers over the years, I always tire of the drama/debates and stop watching. Thanks for keeping your videos about my favorite topic, homesteading!!!

Dehydrated those chicken feet (after you cut the nails off) and they make great dog treats! Also if you have any Jamaican friends, they absolutely love making chicken feet soup. Thanks for the tutorial! ❤

Great video series! Very informative and extremely well done!

Great video. I don't grow squash, but now I know what to look for it I decided to plant some later in the summer.

works, a mixture of chewing tobaco juice with dawn made into spray

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