Get the most out of your barn space with modular stalls! // Homesteading
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- Опубліковано 11 бер 2020
- It's almost time for baby goats, so a kidding stall is needed! This video was sponsored by Squarespace. To get 10% off a site of your own, visit www.squarespace.com/anneofall...
WHO LET THE GOATS OUT?! That's anyone's guess most of the time, because these little guys are ESCAPE ARTISTS and need special infrastructure to be contained/kept out of certain areas! It's springtime on our new farm in Nashville and that means it's time to get ready for BABIES! We raise dwarf milk goats and Brenda Lee is ready to Kid, or have babies, any day now, so it's time to prepare her kidding stall in the barn. I need to build her a gated area where she and her babies will be safe from the elements and accidents with the other animals while the babies build up the springs in their feet. This DIY goat fence was made almost entirely from reclaimed and recycled materials and hardware brought from our old farm in Seattle and found around the barn here in Nashville. Aside from the 4x4 and two 2x4's used, everything in this simple homesteading barn improvement project was found free of charge. The gate used to be an old bed frame we found in the barn and disassembled, the latch came from the bathroom in the barn, the hinges I found in an old bucket, and the hog fence panel was left over scraps from the heavy use area.
Video by the ever talented Jacqueline at www.entertwinemedia.com
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You are my shero! 😄
Thank you!
😂😂😂 The Bloopers! Best part! “Cheese & Rice!” 😂
Bloopers are my favorite too
Great looking pen and gate
So... maybe this is a stretch, but if you put a thumbs down on this, then you are more than likely not a good person. The positive side - I love this so much.
Haha! Thanks for the support!!
CHEESE and RICE! Nice alternative language!
Jeepers Creepers! hahaha my dad taught me well!
Lol! You’ve got toddlers helping you build!
hahaha helping is a stretch
Anne is a bad ass!!
Love that when you are trying to carry in the heaviest load the goats all crowd around .. like "what ya got for me .. what ya got for me? I love all my animals - so I have inadvertently trained them to do exactly the same thing.
Ha! They can be real pests when trying to walk through doorways!!
Baby goat was perfectly content in your hand. 🙂
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The baby goat!!!!😍😍😍🤗❤❤❤
I'm late to this party, but I'm sure by now you've discovered that baby nigerian dwarf goats can and will squeeze right through cattle panels whenever they feel like it. :)
Haha that is partially true, only the little runt was able to, but she didn’t want to, so it all worked out.
Like trying to work around a bunch of kids. LOL
LOL OMG they are SOOooo cute!
Everyone likes to be a helper!
Thank you 🙏
Hey Anne
Beuatifull video I luv the way your animals are your lovely pets. When I grew up on my parents farm we had hundreds of animals mostly cows and sheep so it was very hard to have them as pets. We had stock horses and cattle/sheep dogs. I loved the orphan lambs and calves but it was a business as my father often reminded me. Being a young girl I often became way too attached to them. My father was very much a horse man. We had stock horses show horses and jumpers we even had an ex New Zealand race horse. Riding him was like driving a Ferrari, I rode all of them. I loved all our horses from a Shetland pony fairly nasty little horse to our quarter draft horse probably the most docile horse alive. Anyway I would have loved to have your pets growing up. Your videos bring back a lot of my young happy memory to me. Thank you so much💋
Ashleigh💖
You do a great job
I love the background of spring peepers!!
I was going to say the same thing!
How can you say that you usually work by yourself when you had ALL that help around you (the 4 legged type of help)! It's amazing to see how your critters show no fear and just seem to want to be into everything........how fun. Oh my gosh, baby goats are ADORABLE!!!
Haha! Wait till you see them hopping around!
The out takes at the end are the best!
I love bloopers, only fitting I’d share mine too
at beginning of vid, you have all the best helpers !
that donkey wanted some lovin just wanted to get petted so funny as your trying to work love your vidoes :) ps yeee haww
Hehehe he's a mischief maker!
The outakes were hilarious!
“Darn tootin’ nice!” YESSSS!!! You’re officially a Tennessean!!!!
Really well built and sturdy, and I don't know what you mean about working alone, looks like you had plenty of "help."
Hahahaha those helpers are NO HELP
@@AnneofAllTrades well, at least they're cute, and that counts for something.
Awww the cute little donkey rubbing his head on you was adorable. I love animals so much.
You’re a special person, thanks for sharing
Hahaha, always love the inclusion of the bloopers! Those goat kids are sooooo adorable!!! Nice quick, solid build on the pen and none too soon it seems. Great job! So excited to watch your new farm develop and all the shenanigans you'll get up to while making it happen! Cheers!
Thank you Bob! This was a fun one. I love when we have bloopers to share
My problem is not the lack of more hands, but usually the fact that my arms only span ~6ft.
Also, I am worried about the kids getting stuck in that fencing. Use smaller holes.
I’ve been using this fencing for years and have never had an issue.
Love the video Anne keep them coming .have great day .
So glad to hear it!
Anne love your channel you remind me of my sister. take care my friend god bless
hi, Anne. Welcome to the South ! I'm just about 90 miles north of you in BG,KY. Like you, I'm a jack of many trades, mainly because I love creating things, so I enjoy your videos..(( loved the outtakes !! ROFL )) I'm wanting to learn blacksmithing, but that's on the back burner. I've got goats, cats, dogs, geese, ducks, and chickens on my lil 5 acre mini-farm. Currently I'm building a new cottage/barndominimum. LOL The barn is actually connected to the cottage by a breezeway, aka: dogtrot, which allows me access to the barn without having to go completely outside.
Congrats on those babies. I'm looking forward to the kidding video. Have a great day !
Anne it was so lovely to watch you work with your fur babies helping you. Makes me smile 😊
Glad to hear it!
It just shows that you're such a "Great Mom " / Donkey love @ 4:25 ;-) and Bessy speed clamps are the best helpers too !! always ready to go !
I love a good speed clamp!
Anne, thank you so much for this video. I paid to have the outer walls of my barn built but after watching your video I felt confident I could do my stalls. Worked on it today & hope to finish tomorrow. 😊 Also, I’ll be keeping my clamps handy for lots of projects. Thanks again!
Yes! #teammilkdud
HAPPY GOATS 😍
I really enjoyed watching your donkey mess with you! They are pranksters. I left our two donkeys in the front pasture to check my fence lines. Half way around I bent over to see something as my shirt tail came flying out. HOW DOES A 750# ANIMAL SNEAK UP ON ANYTHING? I've never known a more 'in tune' animal than donkeys. They seem to know our thoughts. Thanks for the great video.
Hahaha they are sneaky little buggers!
Lol! NOBODY KNOWS...THE TROUBLES I HAVE SEEN... Glad I'm not the only one who sings that while working! Nice video Anne! Thanks! :)
Haha! Misery loves company
I love seeing you go from fine furniture to this type a build. Building based on the needs 😀😀👍
It’s important to be ready to build whatever we need around here! I’m clumsy when it comes to construction because it’s outside my wheelhouse but I love projects like this that make a huge difference, look nice, and can be started and finished in a small time frame. Not quite so with the furniture!
Like a true farmer. Make it good make do. Your donkeys know who's da boss! LOL!
Hahaha I think Howdy thinks he’s the boss sometimes thougb
@@AnneofAllTrades EXACTLY! lol!
Great video, Anne! loved the out-takes!
Thank you! The outtakes are always my favorite part
Farming is very hard. Well done to you and yours for working so hard and doing a great job.
It is, but it's worth it. The land and animals pay you back for every effort 10,000 fold
I love how the donkey just wants to give you all the love. And how cute are the goats.
The donkeys are the bestest!
Love the bloopers!!
They are always the best part!
U rock!
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Most projects go so well with two people who know what they're doing. But many projects can be done on your own. The real challenge is filming your project while surrounded by furry Friends. That's really entertaining 😂🤣😆
Haha yeah they sure like to get into mischief
4:06 was my favorite part - ornery critter...
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Nice job on building the birth area for sure and all by yourself so kewl. Baby's look just darling for sure.
BAAAH-Wonderful!
I love your animals. ❤️
Always happy to see a video by you Anne.
Thank you!
Happy happy joy joy!
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At 10:50, did you forget to pay your electricity bill? 🤔
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Great job on the stall. 👍🏽
Whoops
@@AnneofAllTrades
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Women with power tools are addorable
Great! My wife was watching with me and now she wants a donkey and a baby goat because they're cute and cuddly (stop it with the donkey jokes people) You're killin' me here Anne...
Great video
I have watched so many of your videos, and never realized you were a lefty. It is also very good to see that all does not always go as simply as indicated in your videos!!!
Oh I’m ambidextrous. Just use whatever hand is handy
Very Nice and obviously just in time lol. Loved the easy gate. Been needing to make an easy gate and you just showed me how to. Irony little critters lol Thank You Peace Be With You ☮️
Thank you for showing this build as well as the outtakes at the end so we know you have hassles as well with a build. You are very entertaining and informative in your build process or just in relaying what is happening. Have a great day.
Thanks so much! So glad you enjoy the videos!
the outtakes are priceless. I've been wanting to build a gate and also needed to attach a stud wall into a concrete floor. You should me how to do both. thanks Anne.
Heyyo! Now that is what I like to hear!
I like it! As a fellow "goater", great plan and construction. Only thing I have to "ding" you on is I dont do anything that sparks in the barn. Seen too many barn fires!
Barn fires usually happen when no one is around. If I set a fire while working I could probably put it out pretty quick ;)
if it doesn't fit, kick it lol Great video Anne!
Hi-YAH!
Anne of All Trades 😂 you’re too funny. Excited to see the babies!
Loved the outtakes!!!!
Me too! 🤣🤣
Love the outtakes!
My favorite part too!
thank you
I do love me some out takes. Wonderful build.
Me too! Thank you!
Anne I always look forward to your videos. Thanks for sharing.
That makes me happy! Thanks for watching!
Love, love, love!!
Thank you!
Very nice stall Anne, great job. I sooo love ur videos and content, more please 😁
Glad to hear it! Stay tuned!
Ahh, what cute 'kids"! Have to admit that I LOVE the bloopers HA!
So glad to hear it!
Ann, love your work!
So glad to hear it!
@@AnneofAllTrades you're an inspiration to my daughter! I've got her doing woodwork! She's only 7 too! We built a birdhouse already, and yes it had wonky cuts, and was uneven, but I let her do all the cuts.
Awesome work Anne! 😃👍🏻👊🏻 Great job the stall and video, I really enjoyed the outtakes! 😁👌🏻
Thank you Fred! Glad to share some goggles
Giggles haha
Молодец...👍
My wife says I'm an old goat. Maybe could be in one of your videos.
Hahahaha!
@ 4:10 - I love the size 7 timber adjuster.
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😍😍😍 those cute little baby goats !!!
Anne,
Its still a long grain connection, also if the grain direction is at 90.
Strong connection
You’re correct, I noticed my error in the edit but it was too late. Goat brain ;)
You sure are an awesome lady. How do you like your new place?
We love it! There have been some adjustments, and I miss having everything farm and shop already “set up,” but things here will shape up to be significantly more awesome than they ever would have been there so I’m ok with some transition time.
Well, that was just a darn tootin' nice project.
Thank you!
Aweeeee..
Goats will try eat anything lol
They sure will
Loved the bloopers. What type of goats do you have and was that a donkey that tried to eat your hoodie lol? I am very new to your channel and so far so good.
Ha! Glad you liked the video, bloopers are my favorite! Yep, that was my Howdy boy the mini donkey, and he's got Nigerian Dwarf friends in the goat barn :)
Cheese and Rice.....lol
know a goat that ate a 3 gallon bucket of wall paint over the course of a summer... sip of glue? peanuts!
That same goat nearly ate a lag bolt and a gallon of paint during this same video haha
When are you starting your garden? Which method will you use?
In two weeks! and will use the same methods we did in Seattle, check back at my gardening playlist if you'd like to get a head start on yours!
Am I the only one that can hear all those peeper frogs in her video? Spring is around the corner!
Oh man they are DEAFENING!
@@AnneofAllTrades when I lived down there they let me know the same thing would be happening back home in two weeks. It's a nice sound for me, it's when they get quite is when you want to check the livestock.
They call me Bacon that’s a really interesting tip! I’ll keep an eye and ear out!!
Anne--
Love your animals, videos, and attitude! Question-- You mentioned that glueing the joint in the gate "doesn't make a whole lot of sense" because it's a "cross-grain connection". Not sure why the cross-grain joint wouldn't benefit from glue as much as any other face-grained joint would. (If it were end-grained, I'd agree with you.) Am I missing something?
Keep up the great story-telling, animal-rearing, and keeping your hands dirty!
You’re not missing anything, I caught that mid edit, and realized what I’d just said was totally incorrect but it was too late haha
where did you get the rubber mats
Ma'am this is a Wendy's. 😂
Hello great video how big is your kidding stall?
Thank you! It’s 8x12’
Is Mom of All Trades there? What brand of bib overalls are you wearing?👍✌️😊🙏🏼🐐🐐🐐
She had to go back home for a few months. She’s due for another visit soon! They are dovetail workwear.
Who let the goats out, that's almost as funny is who did not flush the toilet.
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What is this type of fencing panel called? It looks like the spacing is smaller than cattle panels.
Hog panels!
Baby ward
Why do you put down floor mats?
Because standing on concrete is bad for the animals’ legs and backs
Anne of All Trades thanks
WHO LET THE GOATS OUT?!? WHO, WHO, WHO, WHO!?!
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Dumb yuppie question: Will female goats produce milk even if they don't mate? Asking as a husband to a vegan wife. Thank you!
No such thing as a dumb question! Just like cows (and humans for that matter), the goats need to have babies so they can produce milk. Having milk is the sole purpose I breed them. That, and selling the kids helps offset some other farm expenses I wouldn’t otherwise be able to endeavor.