Option 1 sounds best, although spying on the ducks is tempting. But anything that helps us follow the most birds is ideal in my opinion, and if they congregate in that area around the boiler it would be great to have a cam on them. Lmao the bird chatter was getting steadily louder up to 8 minutes, and you panned to them at the perfect time! And I got a sympathetic rush of relief when you put on gloves - that looked painful and sounds like it stayed painful for a bit. I live in the MIdwest and even 20 degrees is rough for me. Love to see you getting free wood though (that's what she said). (Hershey spotted at 11:08 and 15:40 - love that guy.) Your idea for three containers set side by side sounds great, if the measurements work out. Always exciting to see your farm expand! Good luck and stay warm!
Wow this a lot of info to take in, I'm not entirely sure, as long I see where the birds are hiding would be great but I am not so sure, thank you for the update and I'll vote soon! Stay warm, I know how you feeling, It's about 30 degrees soon going to 19 but not minus possibly on Friday, I keep freeze numbing my own toes, but once in the house oh I feel great! You can do this Ryan, you can make the sales ( not sails lol.. ) (edited for that ) you will able to get the sales on, just know what you have to do in time and you'll make it. Keep people interested, and I know you let them know that you care and people don't see your only one person, sure you have other people who help you in the business but takes patience and time. Offer what you can, it's not easy running a business. I support small businesses without the big chains around, always if I find them.
Option 1 sounds best, although spying on the ducks is tempting. But anything that helps us follow the most birds is ideal in my opinion, and if they congregate in that area around the boiler it would be great to have a cam on them.
Lmao the bird chatter was getting steadily louder up to 8 minutes, and you panned to them at the perfect time! And I got a sympathetic rush of relief when you put on gloves - that looked painful and sounds like it stayed painful for a bit. I live in the MIdwest and even 20 degrees is rough for me. Love to see you getting free wood though (that's what she said).
(Hershey spotted at 11:08 and 15:40 - love that guy.)
Your idea for three containers set side by side sounds great, if the measurements work out. Always exciting to see your farm expand! Good luck and stay warm!
Wow this a lot of info to take in, I'm not entirely sure, as long I see where the birds are hiding would be great but I am not so sure, thank you for the update and I'll vote soon!
Stay warm, I know how you feeling, It's about 30 degrees soon going to 19 but not minus possibly on Friday,
I keep freeze numbing my own toes, but once in the house oh I feel great!
You can do this Ryan, you can make the sales ( not sails lol.. ) (edited for that )
you will able to get the sales on, just know what you have to do in time and you'll make it.
Keep people interested, and I know you let them know that you care and people don't see your only one person, sure you have other people who help you in the business but takes patience and time.
Offer what you can, it's not easy running a business.
I support small businesses without the big chains around, always if I find them.
Option 2, all day long! A courtyard cam would be perfect.
Option 1 and of course the birbs had an early cameo in the vid!! Noisy squawkers lol
I like option 1. Where they hang out next to the boiler. It’s probably because it’s warm. Brrr 🥶
A courtyard cam where birds hang out at night.
Barn !4 or !5 can view them, but it's just too far away
1 and 2 I vote for both
I go with no 1
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