Good luck. My cousin bought a farm and has three horses. When my mom was dying in the hospital, she was trapped there because no one could take care of her horses, so she couldn't leave to say her good byes to my mom. Farms are great if you never leave them, but if you want to go travel to places even for a day, you need to find help. At least on a boat you can get that help when needed.
You need no-climb fence on the inside of the goat pen and the pen needs to be bigger. Lock them up at night to protect them from predators. You'll also need fence nails and a paint roller. Turtle or tortoise? Tortoises live on land, turtles require water.
I did, moving forward I think you should start a small daily vlog Mon-Fri of about 20-30mins with a super vlog on a Monday around 45-60mins of just general life, farm work and family shenanigans. Would be a great way to record the family growing up and the farm developments. Still love the vlogs and still miss the MM @@ABOARDMERMAIDMONSTER
Great content! While I came for the boat life stuff, I'm enjoying watching you step into your new journey. Thank you for admitting that you don't know what you're doing. The fact is, you are putting forth the effort alongside your children to learn as you go and figure things out. Maybe mistakes are made, but this is how you learn. It's truly remarkable to watch. Thank you for sharing!!
You guys can do it and thrive being farmers, no doubt in my mind? Goats are awesome. The best milk ever. Believe that I believe in your family.. you got this..
8:12 Brook *Tractor Supply is the West Marine for farmers* I laughed so hard I cried. Just wait til you discover fellow UA-camr “Tractor Time with Tim.”
Life is an adventure and you guys are Living! Love it! Keep the videos coming when you can❤️ you have made a great transformation from the sea to land.
I have lived Rural for many years. We have a creek that runs through our land. Also a good sized pond. The pond has fish and the turtles come out and go lay their eggs every year. You must have water near you. Our driveway is a half mile long and in the spring we have to be very careful not to run over the turtles. They won't move so if you have one on your road just pick it up with both hands and definitely hold it way away from you....they get nervous and Pee every where.....wash your hands after carrying them. I always have gloves in my truck and on the tractor.....and yes if you don't hold them right they may bite....
From one equestrian to another 😉…. THIS was the update I was waiting for 😂😂. That Friesian mare is just stunning and Rooney looked so at ease on her …well ridden Rooney 🥰 ( and Leo, of course 🥰). Fingers crossed that you bought her . Fantastic content this week 🫶
No mean comments lots of horse memories coming back. All my horse stuff was big cattle ranch quarter horse stuff. My grandfather trained and sold them as a hobby I grew up basically having my own horse one of his that he really liked trained many yrs prior as a 1-3yr old, sold then many yrs later same family asked if he wanted big Dan back. 17 1/2 hands huge head all his gear had to be hand made nothing fit lol. I had big Dan for 8 yrs then he went on to another big cattle ranch. My current home we have a neighbor with Friesian horses trained for cattle work. They can’t handle the pen work given they can’t move like the Quarter Horse but the open range work they are great. Most have really great personalities calm and smart. I often see our neighbors tied up at the brewery in town mid week while neighbor gets a bite to eat.
Further to that. I thinks it’s fabulous, great for the kids too. Life is full of all sorts of adventures. Make the most of it. Farm life is another exciting chapter. Loving it.
Here in southeastern PA it’s hard to buy a small farm or any farm for that matter because you’re competing with the Amish. They’re wealthier than most know and have their own community banking. They bought some run down properties in my area and turned them into beautiful places. They’re also the people to hire for home construction projects
Oh dang lol… I grew up with Horses and I’m a boat guy since college. Boats are cheaper, don’t step on you and more people can enjoy them with you👍😆. On the flip side as a kid you learn real quick that school is better than mucking stalls
Hey just a tip on the deet mosquito spray its super toxic. You really only need to dab some on clothing spots like tops of your socks if in shorts, shirt sleeves, shirt collar, hat etc. I cringe when people douse bare skin with it. I only use deet products its the only stuff that actually works. But you want to minimize direct skin contact especially on growing young kids.
Now that (big Duck) Emu’s along way from home 🇦🇺😂😂. We’ve just did a road trip in outback Queensland and saw heaps of Emu and chicks you have to be careful because the males look after the chicks and if he runs out in front of the cars on the road the rest of them follow they don’t have much road sense like other animals. Enjoy your new life on your farm I think little Leo’s gonna have the best time growing up there he’ll know nothing but life on the farm as he gets older, and such a beautiful horse too. Take care❤
Time for a tractor so Jr's can go dig holes put a mower attachment on it back ho front shovel.. Its a must owning a farm. OK now I'm jealous about the horses.. Your dream is my dream and I get to live through yours instead not having to do all the hard work involved. Excited for future farm adventures. Great job kids your very entertaining...Oh and work on the elevator music its a bit annoying.🤣🤣🤣
Remember it could cost a person almost as much to keep a horse as it cost to keep a boat... Also once you get a farm animal you no longer can just up and leave for any real length of time without finding someone to take care of them while your gone.... MOST OF ALL the best thing you can do for a turtle is leave it in a safe place in NATURE. Nature is where they will be free and happy.... I hope those ted bits of info help..
Interesting.... Wishing you luck and safe travels.... I have allot of experience with da boats and da farms and da horses. I very much recommend everyone learn Monty Robert's 'Join Up' with horses. I worked with horse for thirty years before learning that..... Changed everything big time. Did a week studying under him at his farm Flag is Up.... I've raised many hundred Suffolk sheep and I don't see how those fences you have are related to sheep... Those are horse fences. Tractor Supply is a fantastic store.... I'm thinking of working there. However those three fence posts.... You need to find a mill... and get yourselves a reserve of a dozen or more 8' locust posts... White Oak would be the other choice. All the other stuff just does not last. Same for the fence boards.... get a reserve of at least a Dozen boards in White Oak.... nothing else will do. I milled all my own fence boards with an old Almish named Miller.... Used Red and White Oak out of our own woods. I was Ignorant of the White Oak being far superior... I am very curious as to what the mettle thing is on the outside of the Chicken house.... Have never seen that before. I live in the little house by the pond with the 35 year old stallion you can see.... He's having a rough week. ua-cam.com/video/Nm713pUO6BI/v-deo.html
Too late apparently but those boxes could be recycled either by taking them to local recycle or grocery who recycle cardboard. or you could advertise in a local community forum and offer to anyone who needs them. When I moved, the previous owner gave me all their used boxes and then I gave them to other people who needed them.
When you return to the farm, you got decide on whether you want to make money and if so maybe start with sheep and find some local help. Remember if you get an animal today get feed for that animal find out the best place to get food
Well, I have never seen a boat with a stable. But hey, you can always look. I don't think your daughter will want to leave her horse after 3 years to go boating again. Maybe the best thing is to find riding stables in your area. Will end up being easier to leave and possibly less expensive too. There is a lot to consider. Better you than me.
I would actually wait until baby comes. I’ve known too many situations that have gone south with foaling and you don’t need to deal with that with the kids.
Do not get goats, get sheep, we have meat and dairy sheep. Katahdin meat sheep are very good eating. East Frisson dairy sheep we milk and make cheese, butter and gave great milk to drink that is A2 A2, look up A2 A2 milk.
No mean comments over here, just try to make sure that you guys keep them together, sometimes they become sad and won’t eat ‘cause they miss their mothers, fathers, siblings and so forth. 🤷🏽♂️just saying…
Good luck. My cousin bought a farm and has three horses. When my mom was dying in the hospital, she was trapped there because no one could take care of her horses, so she couldn't leave to say her good byes to my mom. Farms are great if you never leave them, but if you want to go travel to places even for a day, you need to find help. At least on a boat you can get that help when needed.
You need no-climb fence on the inside of the goat pen and the pen needs to be bigger. Lock them up at night to protect them from predators. You'll also need fence nails and a paint roller. Turtle or tortoise? Tortoises live on land, turtles require water.
Get a couple of donkeys and you don’t have to worry about predators! They are amazing!
Been waiting soooooo long for this 😊 can’t wait and enjoy your Sunday everyone.
Hope you enjoyed it!
I did, moving forward I think you should start a small daily vlog Mon-Fri of about 20-30mins with a super vlog on a Monday around 45-60mins of just general life, farm work and family shenanigans.
Would be a great way to record the family growing up and the farm developments.
Still love the vlogs and still miss the MM @@ABOARDMERMAIDMONSTER
Great content! While I came for the boat life stuff, I'm enjoying watching you step into your new journey. Thank you for admitting that you don't know what you're doing. The fact is, you are putting forth the effort alongside your children to learn as you go and figure things out. Maybe mistakes are made, but this is how you learn. It's truly remarkable to watch. Thank you for sharing!!
The horses are beautiful! A nice episode to see the countryside and to see your family settling in.
Loved the boating and love this also!
Great video!
You guys can do it and thrive being farmers, no doubt in my mind? Goats are awesome. The best milk ever. Believe that I believe in your family.. you got this..
8:12 Brook *Tractor Supply is the West Marine for farmers* I laughed so hard I cried. Just wait til you discover fellow UA-camr “Tractor Time with Tim.”
lol!
Life is an adventure and you guys are Living! Love it! Keep the videos coming when you can❤️ you have made a great transformation from the sea to land.
Great video, it's all about learning new things. Beware of fainting goats. 😎
I love these posts….what you are teaching your kids is awesome. Life is an adventure! Survival depends on flexibility and lots of laughter!
Pretty foal.. lots of spunk! 😀😀👍👍
It's good to see you enjoying the farm. I love living on a farm, lots of work and the day goes by so fast because there is always something to do.
I have lived Rural for many years. We have a creek that runs through our land. Also a good sized pond. The pond has fish and the turtles come out and go lay their eggs every year. You must have water near you. Our driveway is a half mile long and in the spring we have to be very careful not to run over the turtles. They won't move so if you have one on your road just pick it up with both hands and definitely hold it way away from you....they get nervous and Pee every where.....wash your hands after carrying them. I always have gloves in my truck and on the tractor.....and yes if you don't hold them right they may bite....
Your Tennessee property is beautiful where you can have all the animals, love it.😊
cool vlog
Great episode! Stay safe and keep rolling MM family!👍👍
You guys are going to do just fine.
The horse is beautiful!! Hope you get her 🥰❤️
Awesome set up, from boat to farm learn as you go it will be fun. Great family it's going to be fun.
❤❤❤❤❤❤ I am looking forward for your new adventure. It is cool and I love it.
From one equestrian to another 😉…. THIS was the update I was waiting for 😂😂. That Friesian mare is just stunning and Rooney looked so at ease on her …well ridden Rooney 🥰 ( and Leo, of course 🥰). Fingers crossed that you bought her . Fantastic content this week 🫶
Enjoy the journey there is an awful lot to discover. Have Fun. ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
Enjoying this new adventure of y’all’s.
No mean comments lots of horse memories coming back. All my horse stuff was big cattle ranch quarter horse stuff. My grandfather trained and sold them as a hobby I grew up basically having my own horse one of his that he really liked trained many yrs prior as a 1-3yr old, sold then many yrs later same family asked if he wanted big Dan back. 17 1/2 hands huge head all his gear had to be hand made nothing fit lol. I had big Dan for 8 yrs then he went on to another big cattle ranch. My current home we have a neighbor with Friesian horses trained for cattle work. They can’t handle the pen work given they can’t move like the Quarter Horse but the open range work they are great. Most have really great personalities calm and smart. I often see our neighbors tied up at the brewery in town mid week while neighbor gets a bite to eat.
It all looks just gorgeous. What a great change.
Further to that. I thinks it’s fabulous, great for the kids too. Life is full of all sorts of adventures. Make the most of it. Farm life is another exciting chapter. Loving it.
Here in southeastern PA it’s hard to buy a small farm or any farm for that matter because you’re competing with the Amish. They’re wealthier than most know and have their own community banking. They bought some run down properties in my area and turned them into beautiful places. They’re also the people to hire for home construction projects
I see a cowboy in the making Leo! 👍👍
Oh dang lol… I grew up with Horses and I’m a boat guy since college. Boats are cheaper, don’t step on you and more people can enjoy them with you👍😆. On the flip side as a kid you learn real quick that school is better than mucking stalls
Boats are FOR SURE NOT cheaper hahaha
Good luck on your new adventure! Very exciting to watch
Oh cool thought she looked a bit big in the belly! Nice!👍👍
Good LUCK with your new chapter of life, enjoy your children, they will be leaving the nest before you know it.
Hey just a tip on the deet mosquito spray its super toxic. You really only need to dab some on clothing spots like tops of your socks if in shorts, shirt sleeves, shirt collar, hat etc.
I cringe when people douse bare skin with it. I only use deet products its the only stuff that actually works. But you want to minimize direct skin contact especially on growing young kids.
What a gorgeous horse! BUY IT!!!
watching penn try to light the fire was funny
Now that (big Duck) Emu’s along way from home 🇦🇺😂😂. We’ve just did a road trip in outback Queensland and saw heaps of Emu and chicks you have to be careful because the males look after the chicks and if he runs out in front of the cars on the road the rest of them follow they don’t have much road sense like other animals.
Enjoy your new life on your farm I think little Leo’s gonna have the best time growing up there he’ll know nothing but life on the farm as he gets older, and such a beautiful horse too. Take care❤
The kids seem to be settling into the new farm🩷
It was quite a brush with destiny. Have FUN all y'all! New babies horse name: Nordhavn? 🐎
Good show just decide if you want to be a working farm
I love the comparison of West Marine and Tractor Supply but I brought my captain to Tractor Supply and he got a lot of fasteners to the boat!
Sheep are grazers while goats are browsers. Be sure there are plenty of shrubs and trees for the goats to eat.
We had the last two days almost 54 milk trucks pickup in the last 3 days
Time for a tractor so Jr's can go dig holes put a mower attachment on it back ho front shovel.. Its a must owning a farm. OK now I'm jealous about the horses.. Your dream is my dream and I get to live through yours instead not having to do all the hard work involved. Excited for future farm adventures. Great job kids your very entertaining...Oh and work on the elevator music its a bit annoying.🤣🤣🤣
Remember it could cost a person almost as much to keep a horse as it cost to keep a boat... Also once you get a farm animal you no longer can just up and leave for any real length of time without finding someone to take care of them while your gone....
MOST OF ALL the best thing you can do for a turtle is leave it in a safe place in NATURE. Nature is where they will be free and happy.... I hope those ted bits of info help..
Interesting.... Wishing you luck and safe travels.... I have allot of experience with da boats and da farms and da horses. I very much recommend everyone learn Monty Robert's 'Join Up' with horses. I worked with horse for thirty years before learning that..... Changed everything big time. Did a week studying under him at his farm Flag is Up....
I've raised many hundred Suffolk sheep and I don't see how those fences you have are related to sheep... Those are horse fences.
Tractor Supply is a fantastic store.... I'm thinking of working there. However those three fence posts.... You need to find a mill... and get yourselves a reserve of a dozen or more 8' locust posts... White Oak would be the other choice. All the other stuff just does not last. Same for the fence boards.... get a reserve of at least a Dozen boards in White Oak.... nothing else will do. I milled all my own fence boards with an old Almish named Miller.... Used Red and White Oak out of our own woods. I was Ignorant of the White Oak being far superior...
I am very curious as to what the mettle thing is on the outside of the Chicken house.... Have never seen that before.
I live in the little house by the pond with the 35 year old stallion you can see.... He's having a rough week.
ua-cam.com/video/Nm713pUO6BI/v-deo.html
Just a quick correction. That's a tortoise. They live on land. A turtle live in water and has webbed feet.
You can hire people with a spray machine that would do it in about an hour
Wax on, wax off, Danialson!
Too late apparently but those boxes could be recycled either by taking them to local recycle or grocery who recycle cardboard. or you could advertise in a local community forum and offer to anyone who needs them. When I moved, the previous owner gave me all their used boxes and then I gave them to other people who needed them.
They were pretty tattered! But good idea if they r in tact!
If it won't hold water, it wont hold goats!
When you return to the farm, you got decide on whether you want to make money and if so maybe start with sheep and find some local help. Remember if you get an animal today get feed for that animal find out the best place to get food
Why don't you get a grinder and grind it all up and use it for bedding, for the chickens, flower beds?
Well, I have never seen a boat with a stable. But hey, you can always look. I don't think your daughter will want to leave her horse after 3 years to go boating again. Maybe the best thing is to find riding stables in your area. Will end up being easier to leave and possibly less expensive too. There is a lot to consider. Better you than me.
ua-cam.com/video/hpM8FjO4Vko/v-deo.html
I would actually wait until baby comes. I’ve known too many situations that have gone south with foaling and you don’t need to deal with that with the kids.
Teach Penn to start a fire you have to have heat fuel and oxygen to start a fire retired asst Fire Chief here
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Get some LLAMAS!
Do not get goats, get sheep, we have meat and dairy sheep. Katahdin meat sheep are very good eating. East Frisson dairy sheep we milk and make cheese, butter and gave great milk to drink that is A2 A2, look up A2 A2 milk.
No mean comments over here, just try to make sure that you guys keep them together, sometimes they become sad and won’t eat ‘cause they miss their mothers, fathers, siblings and so forth. 🤷🏽♂️just saying…
Armadillos can carry leprosy. Not great to handle.
That turtle most likely is not someone's pet.
Put seatbelts on your kids...
What the hell the boat
????
Be better with less music and or lower volume,
Natural vegetation can be burned but be careful burning stuff that is not natural vegetation you could be fined by the fire department.