Love the way that you are not insulted by viewers suggestions. You both are so kind answering questions and explaining why you are doing projects a certain way. Thank you for taking us along with you.❤️
My wife absolutely enjoys all of your videos. Like yourselves we are from Hawaii, moved to and currently still live in Washington state, home-schooled our 5 children, want to move east of Washington and trying to homestead and be self sufficient. Keep up the good work. My wife continues all your new content for tips and tricks to help us out
That's what I was going to say. Locks please for everyone's sake. I see Mable is doing her usual supurrvising to make sure everything is as it should be. Doesn't that cat feel the cold?
Carabiners are the way to go for the small varmints. However, when it comes to bears there really isn't much you can do without spending many thousands on the coop. Should have turned the grain the other way on the lids. Those slots being horizontal will hold water/snow/ice and tree debris and will rot faster. Or, just add extra coats of sealant to help them to last longer.
@@stevelux9854 I agree.. the Grizzly will turn that coop upside down..that’s why I believe in being able to pen up all your animals in a barn at night and especially on freezing cold nights..
I’ll be darned you got a chuckle out of me when he wet his finger and rubbed his nippy it just stuck me as funny I don’t know why maybe I’m still a kid at heart. Absolutely beautiful chicken Coop I grew up in N Spokane and I know your area its Gods country for sure. God bless you y’all.❤️🙏🏼
Mrs. Walter here. Your views are breathtakingly beautiful. Thank you so much for sharing your journey. It is so interesting and I enjoy learning from your family. Stay safe and warm.
We are having freezing temps here is South Louisiana, I have Bantams that are older but they love to set eggs. My barnfelders are much larger and friendly giants with sweet temperment and lots of feathers and lay big brown eggs. My Barnfelders do not cackle. I live in the city so cannot have a rooster But no worry because if I do not go check the coop when I hear the Older Bantams cackle then I will find a Bantam keeping the eggs warm. Enjoy your hens and I love your big coop and that hard working man. My Mr. Honey and I made a life time commitment 57 years ago. Blessings to you all from South Louisiana.
That looks great ,can I suggest making some wooden steaks and driving into the ground by the corners, and screwing them too the coup. That will help keep it grounded in heavy winds. Take care and God bless amen.
That’s awesome chicken coop. I like the feeder as well, that’s how I feed our quail. If you ever decide you want some quail I will ship you a whole bunch of quail eggs. Hope you and the family stay warm
@@catherinenoakes245 our chicken coop was not in the air chickens free range with rest of foul coop 16 x20 lots of roost shaving or straw deep plenty of nest boxes rarely buy chicks coop was enclosed and well insulated we lived off off grid no power runing water if you run to creek and back lol duck geese peacocks guinea hens all did well peacock hardest to keep only because the would chase after echoes and end up down the valley but health wise fine LOL
We live in the Carpathian Mountains and have some viciously cold days and nights. Our chickens need protection from wind. We covered the bottom two feet of the walls of their run with plexiglas sheeting. Without it, their just hang out in the coop and refuse to even come out to eat and drink. We also put a tarpaulin on the north side of their coop for the three main winter months. Chickens are cold resistant, but they cope badly with harsh winds. I like the small door for you have for their coop - it will keep them draft-free. Another point, put some fairly large tree branches inside the run, something like the top of a small tree with branches going in every direction. Chickens need entertainment - they will thoroughly enjoy different level branches as perches to jump on and off (and also escape from a bully). A simple floor isn't enough.
On my free time i oftentimes watch your channel I say you have the coolest and most sophisticated homestead. Jeremy, you have such talent for what you're doing . More blessing s to you and family
A great response with regards to the protection. Since November I’ve gone on my own journey. Diagnosed suddenly with an aggressive abdominal cancer with 2-12 month prognosis. Quickly given palliative chemo which worked surprisingly well. Not only reduced pain and shrank tumours but was so good radiation was an option. Got thru 25 treatments with fewer side effects than they expected. Latest CT scan doesn’t show any cancer. It hasn’t even spread. So while I’m recovering I’m enjoying your journey. Thanks from a thankful grandma Whitby, Ontario, Canada
Reminds me of one of my father’s sayings. “If we had some eggs we could have ham and eggs for breakfast, if we had some ham”! Good luck with your laying ladies!🙂
The bueno bars have been my favorite since I was 13 (11 years ago) and had the blessing of getting to go with my grandparents on a trip to Germany. I brought a big pack back with me and I kept them in my families freezer for as long as I could and saved them to snack on. Now thankfully they are available in the US😂! I have had an absolute blast watching u guys progress. I hope to live as beautiful a life as u guys! Best of luck in everything u do!
Good frosty ❄❄❄ morning from New Hampshire! 💝 Valentine's Day was also our anniversary. A shout out to Mike, the owner of The Kitchen, for making us take-out shrimp & chicken scampi and chocolates for our special day. We continue to shelter in place on the farm and that was the first fancy dinner in a year... Mike and his crew are an awesome part of our rural community! Your chicken coup was a romantic Valentine's gesture 💕. One the whole family will enjoy. I wish we had that electrified chicken netting back in the 1970s! We get fresh farm eggs delivered to our main farm every Friday. They have gorgeous dark orange yolks and are deliscious! As a retired corporate Senior Buyer, I want to applaud you for the way you support your sponsors. I enjoy seeing you using and enjoying the products that directly relate to your lifestyle.These days, I often rely on the opinions of You Tube homesteaders and carpenters. I just bought a jigsaw to make bird houses, after carefully following some of these video projects. You Tube can be a wonderful educational venue. You and your family are going to hit the ground running this spring! You are well on your way to living what I feel is the ideal lifestyle for the future. It can be done on many scales, from Victory Garden lots in the cities to chicken coups in suburban back yards. Just like my grandmother's day when times were also a challenge. ~ Diane
Yay! you got your ladies! How exciting. When we were your age and had children you children's ages, we had ladies and gentlemen. I really wish we still had them, but our ages caught up with us and MY gentleman says "NO"! Love you guys and all of your adventures in getting settled on your beautiful homestead!
I said on your daughter's channel you should start trying snacks from all over the country as a family. Would be cool to have local favorites sent to you by your viewers.
@@GoTeddy I actually prefer the cold you just dressed for it in layers. You can't take off enough clothes , or drink enough water when it's a hundred degrees with 99.9% humidity.
@@earlhollar1906 dude 60mph winds in NoDak when it's like -45 with wind chill. RIP yo face lol. Honestly though I'll take the cold over sauna like humidity and heat any day. Any day.
Just a suggestion take it for what it’s worth. That large access door you might want to look into a stronger lock. Gate hooks are easy to open and the chickens become lunch in a box. Voice of experience. Stay warm. Bruce from Mason Michigan
What would you suggest? I was going to suggest I bolts with threaded cylinder carabiner style latches in two different spots on the door. But let's wait and see what the electric fence is going to look like, that may take care of a lot of perimeter issues.
@@earlhollar1906 I did just that I used a carabiner hook. No animal is going to open that. I do agree the electric fencing will help on the perimeter but the door is where I am concerned. Hopefully they will figure it out. Take care Bruce
I hope that you get the girls a couple of heat lamps. I think the cat is wishing that he had a chicken. Do not get candy from Japan; you will be disappointed. You are so lucky to get so many gifts. Good to see you and glad you pet world is growing.
The kids running towards the camera with fresh eggs in their hands reminded me of my granddaughter showing me her first eggs. Beautiful! Enjoy your hens. Pretty coop!
I have to admit I had some of those same concerns BUT I have learned to WAIT till you are done because you usually address the issues. Great Job and God bless.
You all have become my favorite youtubers!! Love your videos and watching your homestead grow!! Chicken coop looks awesome!! Your skills are impeccable! Also as i said in my last long comment a couple videos back its so awesome to see how much you genuinely love each other and you have such a beautiful family!! Other couples can learn from yall and i hope your channel grows to reach millions!! Best channel on the tube! God bless you and your homestead family you all rock!! Cant wait for next video!! Have a great night!! Much love from Ohio!!
It's so cool that you guys interact with folks in the comments!! Thats another reason to like you!! Thanks for taking the time to respond to my comments!! It means alot to me!! 🙏❤☺
you will need bracing on those lids so they don't curl up. Also put rubber on the hinge area so the snow don't fall in there and helps with the draft for the chickens.
What does a door or picture say? First they framed me then they hung me.....giggle giggle. The chicken coup looks absolutely wonderful and the girls are gonna love it. God's blessings to you all.
HAHAHAHA Paul from The Wonder Years!!! That's hilarious, I haven't thought about that show in many years. What a classic. Love the channel and the great content, you folks are awesome!!!
Awesome as Always...trying to catch up on all we have missed....Coop looks wonderful and know you guys are happy for fresh eggs! We are in texas...and who has not heard about our winter! We have had two nannies, one a maiden give birth in frigid temps ( -9 on one)...lack of electric...thank God we planned ahead with extra gas for two generators....we have two more goats to kid yet...our hens are Australorps and have continued to produce thru this winter nightmare...besides having 9 horses, 7 goats, 3 cows, chickens, meat rabbits, 3 dogs and 2 cats...we are hanging in...ya'll as always are the best! Congrats on one more project completed!
I am so happy to see the girls. You guys have done a fantastic job. Make me want to build and get some chickens 🥰. Stay warm guys, got me chilled. Stay safe.
We just moved back to the U.S. after being stationed in Germany for 3 years, let me tell you how much we miss the food and drinks! I never realized how boring our food/snack and drink choices really are here in the states compared to other countries. We actually got to take our kids to the Haribo outlet store, the variety and amount of different Haribo gummy products was ridiculous!
That is the prettiest and most practical chicken coop I've ever seen. The chickens will love it. It looks like a play fort and cabin for the children. Make certain the latches on the coop doors fasten tightly because the raccoons will be able to open them if they fit loosely.
Looks so great guys. Others have commented on the use of insulation. We decided, after a couple of years without insulation, to insulate the coop part and the eggs box part. Glad we did. Less frozen eggs and warmer chickens. We get a few new chicks every year in may or june so that we have eggs all winter. They will lay even if it's real cold when they are young. One other thing we did that might be a help, adding a couple sheets of siding or something like corrugated roofing, to the walls of the run, to the ground. We figured out which sides our wind comes from and it also located so it helps give them some shade from the hot afternoon sun. Makes a bit of an area that is protected from blowing snow etc.
Love the way that you are not insulted by viewers suggestions. You both are so kind answering questions and explaining why you are doing projects a certain way. Thank you for taking us along with you.❤️
My wife absolutely enjoys all of your videos. Like yourselves we are from Hawaii, moved to and currently still live in Washington state, home-schooled our 5 children, want to move east of Washington and trying to homestead and be self sufficient. Keep up the good work. My wife continues all your new content for tips and tricks to help us out
Wow, that is the most energy Ive seen that dog have ever in the vids....
I was going to suggest a working dog of sorts. But, he may do.
Especially at his age. It was cool to see him doing his inner puppy thing lol.
I thought the same thing.. Nice to see that side of him. 🐶
ITS ALIVE!!!!! ITS ALIVE!!!! :-) :-) Looks like a model in his sweater :-) Please understand : I REALLY like that dog :-) :-) :-)
Considering his age and arthritis, it was so nice to see him having fun!
I think it's nice that Jeremy is keeping his chick warm and happy on Valentines Day! Double entendre intended.
I hope you burst with pride every time you look around and see all that you have accomplished every day. You are amazing.
Thank you, enjoying the growth
Can you feel the happiness ? Your dog can! Dancing in circles!
I'd put one of your trail cams out there watching the coop to see who's visiting.
I thought of that too. It would be interesting to see what animals roam at night.
The raccoons are going to open those hook latches easily....they are smart little buggers..
as are the big bears...
That's what I was afraid of. My husband had to put latches and locking carabiners on our coop. We did have raccoons killing our chickens.
That's what I was going to say. Locks please for everyone's sake. I see Mable is doing her usual supurrvising to make sure everything is as it should be. Doesn't that cat feel the cold?
Carabiners are the way to go for the small varmints. However, when it comes to bears there really isn't much you can do without spending many thousands on the coop.
Should have turned the grain the other way on the lids. Those slots being horizontal will hold water/snow/ice and tree debris and will rot faster. Or, just add extra coats of sealant to help them to last longer.
@@stevelux9854 I agree.. the Grizzly will turn that coop upside down..that’s why I believe in being able to pen up all your animals in a barn at night and especially on freezing cold nights..
These chickens are going to be living in luxury.
We are in the process of building our chicken coop and I was thinking that too but this is a great idea I like the clear roof
Your struggle was felt Melissa 🤣🤣🤣🤣. & then Jeremy swoops in & saves the day again. Beautiful birds. God bless & I pray they do well.
I’m a terrible farmer! I use to bring our hens inside our house in a cage when it was real cold. Then we built them a spot in our heated garage 🤣
I’ll be darned you got a chuckle out of me when he wet his finger and rubbed his nippy it just stuck me as funny I don’t know why maybe I’m still a kid at heart. Absolutely beautiful chicken Coop I grew up in N Spokane and I know your area its Gods country for sure. God bless you y’all.❤️🙏🏼
I think this is the most I've seen your dog move lol
I tell my hubby he's 100lbs of wrinkles! I love their dog. He's so cute.
Mrs. Walter here. Your views are breathtakingly beautiful. Thank you so much for sharing your journey. It is so interesting and I enjoy learning from your family. Stay safe and warm.
Wow, that came out so great! Your kids must be so proud of you guys! Your husband looks like "The rock"! So handsome!!!
We are having freezing temps here is South Louisiana, I have Bantams that are older but they love to set eggs. My barnfelders are much larger and friendly giants with sweet temperment and lots of feathers and lay big brown eggs. My Barnfelders do not cackle. I live in the city so cannot have a rooster But no worry because if I do not go check the coop when I hear the Older Bantams cackle then I will find a Bantam keeping the eggs warm. Enjoy your hens and I love your big coop and that hard working man. My Mr. Honey and I made a life time commitment 57 years ago. Blessings to you all from South Louisiana.
Love that the kids were excited to get “the girls”!
Hey cuz. What part of the country do you live in? Me, SC
Happiness Comes from us when we are satisfied even with small things in life.
That looks great ,can I suggest making some wooden steaks and driving into the ground by the corners, and screwing them too the coup. That will help keep it grounded in heavy winds. Take care and God bless amen.
Something special about having your own chickens. The coup looks great!
Wonderful to see the homestead taking shape. Thanks so much for sharing. The coop and run looks great!
They have mad building skills now
God bless
So true. It's been wonderful to see all the progress over the months.
Looking good 👍
Doing is the best way to get skilled. What a great channel
I can listen to Jeremy's voice all day. What a beautiful family u all have! Good luck!
Love seeing the kids faces smiling when they gather eggs
That’s awesome chicken coop. I like the feeder as well, that’s how I feed our quail. If you ever decide you want some quail I will ship you a whole bunch of quail eggs. Hope you and the family stay warm
Oh man, we tried once but mine didn't hatch
@@GoodSimpleLiving as soon as this cold weather goes away. I will send you some. We have about 65 quail so we have plenty of eggs.
@@EddyFamilyFarm oh gosh lol we have no where to keep the little buggers
Suggest that consider insulating nest box area and possibly the coop against cold so chickens can have safe haven during cold nights
I grew up in Manitoba north of north Dakota, the egg nest box was inside the chicken house. If the chickens didn't freeze the eggs didn't freeze.
@@catherinenoakes245 our chicken coop was not in the air chickens free range with rest of foul coop 16 x20 lots of roost shaving or straw deep plenty of nest boxes rarely buy chicks coop was enclosed and well insulated we lived off off grid no power runing water if you run to creek and back lol duck geese peacocks guinea hens all did well peacock hardest to keep only because the would chase after echoes and end up down the valley but health wise fine LOL
Spam and eggs, it's whats for breakfast....Mahalo, Bruda and Sista! May God continue to bless you and your family, and us all, Amen!
Sorry, didn't mean to not capitalize God. Typo, my mistake! I fixed it though.
It's looking like home. You've accomplished alot considering all you've had to endure. God bless your beautiful family 💖
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@@kathleensarachinsky1460 K
I have been subscribed to Butcher Box for the last 5 months and have been happy with my delivery’s....yummy...🥸🥸🥸
Sooo yummy!
We live in the Carpathian Mountains and have some viciously cold days and nights. Our chickens need protection from wind. We covered the bottom two feet of the walls of their run with plexiglas sheeting. Without it, their just hang out in the coop and refuse to even come out to eat and drink. We also put a tarpaulin on the north side of their coop for the three main winter months. Chickens are cold resistant, but they cope badly with harsh winds. I like the small door for you have for their coop - it will keep them draft-free. Another point, put some fairly large tree branches inside the run, something like the top of a small tree with branches going in every direction. Chickens need entertainment - they will thoroughly enjoy different level branches as perches to jump on and off (and also escape from a bully). A simple floor isn't enough.
On my free time i oftentimes watch your channel I say you have the coolest and most sophisticated homestead. Jeremy, you have such talent for what you're doing . More blessing s to you and family
Way to go Family. Self-sufficiency. It makes all the difference.
Your dog has a great life! Land and homeschooled brothers and sisters to play with.
A great response with regards to the protection. Since November I’ve gone on my own journey. Diagnosed suddenly with an aggressive abdominal cancer with 2-12 month prognosis. Quickly given palliative chemo which worked surprisingly well. Not only reduced pain and shrank tumours but was so good radiation was an option. Got thru 25 treatments with fewer side effects than they expected. Latest CT scan doesn’t show any cancer. It hasn’t even spread. So while I’m recovering I’m enjoying your journey. Thanks from a thankful grandma Whitby, Ontario, Canada
Wow, amazing! Prayers for continued healing
It seems like everything you build has an artist touch to it even a chicken coop you guys are amazing.
Nothing beats fresh eggs! The coop is awesome great work. The chickens look happy in there.
Thank you, so glad to have eggs again
Do you think you will have more bears in the spring? Would you move the coop to the garden then?
I think the bears will stay higher up or on the edge. To much activity hopefully
Like she said the coyotes are most likely the bigger threat
I hope they don't come back
They will handle anything that comes at them
No worries
Super exciting...I can not live without chickens...I can just imagine your excitement...💕
Loved seeing the joy on the children’s faces when the chickens laid their first eggs! Your doing an awesome job!🙏♥️
Chickens!!! Yay! Proud of yall!
Congratulations on a much-anticipated task completed.
YOU 2 ARE DOING IT RIGHT !!!!!
Reminds me of one of my father’s sayings. “If we had some eggs we could have ham and eggs for breakfast, if we had some ham”! Good luck with your laying ladies!🙂
The bueno bars have been my favorite since I was 13 (11 years ago) and had the blessing of getting to go with my grandparents on a trip to Germany. I brought a big pack back with me and I kept them in my families freezer for as long as I could and saved them to snack on. Now thankfully they are available in the US😂! I have had an absolute blast watching u guys progress. I hope to live as beautiful a life as u guys! Best of luck in everything u do!
Good frosty ❄❄❄ morning from New Hampshire!
💝 Valentine's Day was also our anniversary. A shout out to Mike, the owner of The Kitchen, for making us take-out shrimp & chicken scampi and chocolates for our special day. We continue to shelter in place on the farm and that was the first fancy dinner in a year... Mike and his crew are an awesome part of our rural community!
Your chicken coup was a romantic Valentine's gesture 💕.
One the whole family will enjoy. I wish we had that electrified chicken netting back in the 1970s! We get fresh farm eggs delivered to our main farm every Friday. They have gorgeous dark orange yolks and are deliscious!
As a retired corporate Senior Buyer, I want to applaud you for the way you support your sponsors. I enjoy seeing you using and enjoying the products that directly relate to your lifestyle.These days, I often rely on the opinions of You Tube homesteaders and carpenters. I just bought a jigsaw to make bird houses, after carefully following some of these video projects. You Tube can be a wonderful educational venue.
You and your family are going to hit the ground running this spring! You are well on your way to living what I feel is the ideal lifestyle for the future. It can be done on many scales, from Victory Garden lots in the cities to chicken coups in suburban back yards. Just like my grandmother's day when times were also a challenge. ~ Diane
Yay! you got your ladies! How exciting. When we were your age and had children you children's ages, we had ladies and gentlemen. I really wish we still had them, but our ages caught up with us and MY gentleman says "NO"! Love you guys and all of your adventures in getting settled on your beautiful homestead!
Looks like early birds (the kids)catch the first eggs. They look pleased as punch. 👍💜💛👍
A piano hinge would work well in that kind of situation.... love that cute hutch!!!
I said on your daughter's channel you should start trying snacks from all over the country as a family. Would be cool to have local favorites sent to you by your viewers.
Wow, beautiful job on the coop, nothing like fresh eggs, Bless You all for the beautiful job you have done.
Mad skills. Congratulations on getting chickens again. Haven't seen the rabbits in a bit.
They do
I think the rabbits are in the freezer 🤔
They are around, we have 9 currently
They are so resourceful.
Rabbits, chickens, sheep, just missing the cows. Lol
My wife loved the German candies when her Dad was stationed there in the mid 60's with the family.
"Melissa, why do we live where the wind hurts our face?" Good laugh, thanks!
I ask that so many times during the winter after moving from MS to ND 🤣
So much of Northern USA and Canada was asking that same question of themselves this last week.
@@KatharineMongrain your comment in itself is hilarious! And we haven't had 40 below zero for two weeks in a long time.
@@GoTeddy I actually prefer the cold you just dressed for it in layers. You can't take off enough clothes , or drink enough water when it's a hundred degrees with 99.9% humidity.
@@earlhollar1906 dude 60mph winds in NoDak when it's like -45 with wind chill. RIP yo face lol. Honestly though I'll take the cold over sauna like humidity and heat any day. Any day.
Thanks for answering all the chicken questions. 👍🏻
YOU GUYS HAVE SUCH GREAT LOOKING KIDS.
Chickens have a new mansion with a view,lovely job👍🇬🇧
Just a suggestion take it for what it’s worth. That large access door you might want to look into a stronger lock. Gate hooks are easy to open and the chickens become lunch in a box. Voice of experience.
Stay warm.
Bruce from Mason Michigan
What would you suggest? I was going to suggest I bolts with threaded cylinder carabiner style latches in two different spots on the door. But let's wait and see what the electric fence is going to look like, that may take care of a lot of perimeter issues.
@@earlhollar1906 I did just that I used a carabiner hook. No animal is going to open that. I do agree the electric fencing will help on the perimeter but the door is where I am concerned. Hopefully they will figure it out. Take care Bruce
It’s so beautiful..God’s good
creation and the chicken coop! 🙏
Nothing more satisfying than seeing a truly happy family and the chicken mansion looks great as well looking forward to your next video👍👍👍
I hope that you get the girls a couple of heat lamps. I think the cat is wishing that he had a chicken. Do not get candy from Japan; you will be disappointed. You are so lucky to get so many gifts. Good to see you and glad you pet world is growing.
Loved the ending. Those smiles are priceless. You are so blessed to have such a wonderful family.
I had to rewatch this episode. I normally watch them in the evening and it’s sooo relaxing to watch I fell asleep and missed the rest of the episode
The kids running towards the camera with fresh eggs in their hands reminded me of my granddaughter showing me her first eggs. Beautiful!
Enjoy your hens. Pretty coop!
nothing better than home raised eggs, better flavors and fresh too. congratulations
You need a sprong latch to prevent accidental opening.
Yeah!! You have hung in there for so much, it looks fabulous, ALL of it!! Now fresh eggs!!
Blessings!!
I have to admit I had some of those same concerns BUT I have learned to WAIT till you are done because you usually address the issues. Great Job and God bless.
You all have become my favorite youtubers!! Love your videos and watching your homestead grow!! Chicken coop looks awesome!! Your skills are impeccable! Also as i said in my last long comment a couple videos back its so awesome to see how much you genuinely love each other and you have such a beautiful family!! Other couples can learn from yall and i hope your channel grows to reach millions!! Best channel on the tube! God bless you and your homestead family you all rock!! Cant wait for next video!! Have a great night!! Much love from Ohio!!
Aww thank you, that truly means everything 💗
It's so cool that you guys interact with folks in the comments!! Thats another reason to like you!! Thanks for taking the time to respond to my comments!! It means alot to me!! 🙏❤☺
@@bigpaulie7887 it means a lot to is that you take the time to watch us and reach out ❤
Will you be putting any wire or big rocks at the bottom of your coop so predators can't dig under the walls?
Didn’t they underwire it?
@@robinmyman not that i seen
@@laurieg673 yea, they said this in the video. he must have missed that part.
and maybe use a hay fork to move the hay.
Where is the love button? I loved the whole build of the coop!!!!
It was awesome seeing Kenji playing like that...he always seems so dignified and serious!
I love Jeromy and Angela from Living The Dream Off Grid!! Angela has some amazing chickens!
Indeed she does!
you will need bracing on those lids so they don't curl up. Also put rubber on the hinge area so the snow don't fall in there and helps with the draft for the chickens.
What does a door or picture say? First they framed me then they hung me.....giggle giggle. The chicken coup looks absolutely wonderful and the girls are gonna love it. God's blessings to you all.
HAHAHAHA Paul from The Wonder Years!!! That's hilarious, I haven't thought about that show in many years. What a classic. Love the channel and the great content, you folks are awesome!!!
I’m really learning a lot about proper snacking!
It's a vital life skill.
Kenji with the Zoomies!! Love it!! ❤️❤️❤️
AWW JUST LOOK AT THOSE BEAUTIFUL LITTLE CUTE KIDS SO HAPPY LOVE THE CHICKEN HOUSE STAY WARM OUTTHERE
Beautiful ending. Beautiful family. God bless
Thank you, God bless!
The Daim bar is from Sweden and kinda popular in the UK, pronounced as "Dime" over here 😁 love the chicken coop.
The editing on these videos is so cool whoever's edit's these has a great eye.
Thank you 😊 Means a lot!
And I thought our mountains in West Virginia are beautiful...They looks like hills compared to your mountains 😂
Awesome as Always...trying to catch up on all we have missed....Coop looks wonderful and know you guys are happy for fresh eggs! We are in texas...and who has not heard about our winter! We have had two nannies, one a maiden give birth in frigid temps ( -9 on one)...lack of electric...thank God we planned ahead with extra gas for two generators....we have two more goats to kid yet...our hens are Australorps and have continued to produce thru this winter nightmare...besides having 9 horses, 7 goats, 3 cows, chickens, meat rabbits, 3 dogs and 2 cats...we are hanging in...ya'll as always are the best! Congrats on one more project completed!
As always, looks amazing. Love the lattice detail.
A great chicken coup you two. Eggs all ready! Awesome. Everything is looking great. God bless everyone.
That chicken coop is the nicest one I’ve seen. That was quick, having eggs at hand. Great job guys. Happy belated Valentine’s Day!😘🤗🌼🇻🇪❤️
Love the sweet smiles on those sweet little faces at the end!
I am so happy to see the girls. You guys have done a fantastic job. Make me want to build and get some chickens 🥰. Stay warm guys, got me chilled. Stay safe.
Congrats on finishing your chicken coop and your new chickens
We just moved back to the U.S. after being stationed in Germany for 3 years, let me tell you how much we miss the food and drinks! I never realized how boring our food/snack and drink choices really are here in the states compared to other countries. We actually got to take our kids to the Haribo outlet store, the variety and amount of different Haribo gummy products was ridiculous!
The smiles the love the happytimes warms my heart so much i dearly love your videos jim
Chickens are the best! Thanks for the nesting box ideas
Wow finally the chicken coop was finished..good job Jeremy and Melissa..
That is truly the best looking chicken hotel I have ever seen mighty nice job guys as usual
Congrats on the newest editions to your family! The girls has landed! Happy happy days ahead of fresh egg dishes. Enjoy!
That’s awesome, I guess I’m having eggs 🍳 in the morning to celebrate your chicken 🐓 coup..😋😂
This is really becoming one of my favorite channels....
Wait, did you put something down to keep coyotes and other predators from digging under the frame? Glad the layers are coming home !
That is the prettiest and most practical chicken coop I've ever seen. The chickens will love it. It looks like a play fort and cabin for the children. Make certain the latches on the coop doors fasten tightly because the raccoons will be able to open them if they fit loosely.
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Awww man. Lucky u!
Some animals can easy break into that chicken hutch animals dig under the fence . i hope the dog let you know when something is out there..
Looks so great guys. Others have commented on the use of insulation. We decided, after a couple of years without insulation, to insulate the coop part and the eggs box part. Glad we did. Less frozen eggs and warmer chickens. We get a few new chicks every year in may or june so that we have eggs all winter. They will lay even if it's real cold when they are young. One other thing we did that might be a help, adding a couple sheets of siding or something like corrugated roofing, to the walls of the run, to the ground. We figured out which sides our wind comes from and it also located so it helps give them some shade from the hot afternoon sun. Makes a bit of an area that is protected from blowing snow etc.