THE CHICKEN COOP(S) The Winter Transition. Northern Seclusion. Southern Exposure.
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- Опубліковано 10 жов 2024
- The chores in Minnesota are about the same as in Louisiana except the weather is different. Melissa's coop runs differently than mine in Minnesota. She has purebreds, I have meat and eggs. Interesting but wonderful. Its so nice to be down here with her again.
Very nice video. Hope Y'all missed the storm. I admire your chicken runs every time I see them! ☺
Joe you do such a nice job! I'll be getting some new chicks next week, I'll Ned to get a brooder box ready for them within the next few days to have it all ready for them when they get here....thanks again Joe!
+Lori cook I am going to add on to the cages down here in the next few days. She has over a hundred eggs in the incubators and quite a few chicks in the brooders. Chick buying season has begun down here so she is selling quite a few but still needs more room. Thanks Lori.
+NorthernSeclusion getting my baby chicks next week Two Aracaunas, two Golden comets suppose to be the best layers sometimes double Yorkers so I'm super excerpted about them and then two Buff Orpingtons.... Can't wait.. Thank you again Joe 😉
Crazy weather down here, going to get cold by Wednesday. Enjoy your stay and have fun at the parades. Thanks for sharing
I thought the same thing flying from salt lake to San Antonio today. Lol'd at your net technique.
That transition was great. Looking good dad!
So cute!! Have a blast in LA!
Glad to see you enjoying yourself even if it's working. lol Maybe the warmer climate will help Max.
Was wondering when you would be posting some more videos. Even though I haven't watched all your videos on this page or the JoeandZack channel I am always looking on my list to see if you have uploaded anything new. Have a good time down there Joe. Always good to get away from home for a little while.
Aww come on Joe! I wanted to see you run around and chase them and catch them by hand haha. Another great video joe keep em coming!
+kishdogg05 LOL. I had chicken crap on me somewhere from head to toe. Thank you. Joe
Great video, keep up the great work. Wish I had that weather over here. Make more chicken videos take care!
Thanks Joe. I am about to process 40 roosters and 1 hog. Come November I'll have 5 females to process.
It is nice when you get to spend time with your other half. I know how that is mine lives in Tennessee and Im in the UK. I will be over to see him again in april Im counting down the days
+Sam Stevens Wow, now that is long distance. Are you both previously divorced? I find the fact that Melissa is divorced and I am divorced the long distance thing seems to work.
No Im 40 never married never found anyone I wanted to marry. And lee is 54 ex military who was married to his job and never found the right person. I believe marrage is forever.
NorthernSeclusion do you have any links on how to incubate eggs because it seems confusing
Take a break Joe! Grab the pole and some cold ones and go fishing!!
+Randy Swingle I have 3 lines off the bridge for catfish and I have two traps in the water for some mudbugs lol. I will get some pole fishing in next week when Melissa takes off work. Thank you. Joe
Greetings from Russia! A good farm! Tell me, in the winter, your chickens and quail do not freeze? You have cold winters? You live on a farm all year round?
you make it all look so easy
Close call on the birds almost escaping..wuuuuff....
good to see a new vid. was having withdrawals.
+gopha533 Thank you. I have 2 more videos filming right now. Joe
looking forward to them mate.
you got your self a chicken production farm.. haha
Nice!!
Who watches the chickens when you aren't there?
+OutdoorsUnlimited Fishinglakesaintclair My Daughter Sara takes care of the animals when I am away. Thank you. Joe
Man, your videos are very good and cool, I like watching it every day. One question for you, isn't it cold for birds when winter comes, especially for quails, do they laying eggs in that period?
Joe, all looks good there. Who takes care of the place for you in MN when you are away for a few weeks? Take care good luck mud bugging!
Way too quick of a vid for a lot more work that I know you did! Went by way too fast. Lol!! Thanks Joe!
How big is your honey do list? Looks like Melissa is already cracking the whip on you. lol Good to see you down there in warm weather. Enjoy it while it lasts.
+Shawn Andera Even if I turn my scope alllllll the way to 12 power I cant see the end of it. LOL. Its not that bad. Lots of stuff I want to get done and a few things she needs me to get done. You know me, I dont sit still very long and winter up in MN makes me have to sit still more than I am comfortable with. It will be a fun time down here. Thanks Shawn. Joe
post more on ice fishing
Nice Transition! How'd the boat tow down for you? This video makes me excited to get chickens again this spring
+Colin Keevil I was very very nervous about the boat tow. Possible boat trailer trouble, possible truck trouble because that truck has alot of miles on it now (I may get a different one next year) It pulled very nice. I averaged 10.29 miles per gallon and I always kept the over drive turned off so that wasnt bad. The trailer hubs never got hot. Even the boat cover survived which surprised me. For how much anxiety I was feeling before I left, it did well. Thanks Colin. Joe
Just wanted to let you know I found you on this channel too!
+Susie Homesteader Thank you Susie. Joe
I realize your getting eggs from the chickens, but do you kill them later on & put in the freezer? What do you do with the Quails?
Hey Joe, at 2:23, what is the breed of that rooster? He looks like my rooster and I never knew what his breed was.
+MotherOfManyHorses Melissa just stopped home for a second on her daily work trek and I asked her. Those roosters in that cage are Welsummers. She has a rooster in another cage that is just a half high right now but when I go home he will be my new rooster up in Minnesota. That one is a Jersey Giant.
Was that poor scrawny dog Max? Is it terminal old age or what? Have fun in Louisiana😁
+Christine Strauss I brought Max down with me with the thought that he would not be making the return trip. He is very old and well, just very old. He seems to be doing better since he is down here but we shall see.
close one!
Do you give them supplemental heat in the winter?
Just curious but are you composting all the chicken litter (Wood shavings/shredded paper)?
+1975Jdonov Yes we do, both here in Louisiana and up in Minnesota. Thank you. Joe.
Hello, I was wondering if you would ever be willing to sell some Fertalized eggs? I want to hatch some this spring, but dont want to get them from a commercial place, or any place online.
How do you keep the water from freezing?
where are the nesting boxes in your coops?
Inside that back part.
What do you do for a living?
+JIm Scherm Over 30 years in construction.