I really like your little happy dance 💃🏻 💃🏻🎵🎶. You have the best attitude I think I’ve ever seen on UA-cam. Always a smile on your face 😊 and I really can see some really nice improvements in your videos !! Great job 👏 ✌🏼😎🍻🤗🇺🇸🇺🇸💯
Have you ever thought of recycling your chicken feed bags in stead of burning them? I use them to cover the inside of my coop. It helps with a second barrier against wind and cold. Took me four years but the inside is covered and it looks funny to see all the different bags I have bought from feed to sunflower seed to cracker corn.
where do you think they recycle them so they are in the middle of nowhere think about it they would need room to save all the bags and haul them to town and find someplace and I don't Alaska has a recycling center everywhere I know here in the state I live they don't take them
Recycling instead of burning them by using the feed bags in the coop by stapling them to the walls as a wall covering. I said nothing about taking the bags to a recycling center.
You’ve really improved the camera angles and flow to tell your story. Nice job. Love one of the viewers ideas of how to handle the used chicken feed bags. A win -win….
I really like the rail. It has to make some things eaiser to do plus i was always praying none of you would fall down the stairs. Have a Great week and thanks for sharing.
Couple things I noticed is you need to seal up the ends of those roof rafters. They're open to the outside and it's extremely cold. Another thing I would do is insulate the chicken coop and put plywood on the inside and the roof. Another thing I think you should be doing is instead of filling up the chicken's water take the water containers clean them every time so the chickens can have fresh water. And I would think about getting a heating source inside the chicken coop to keep them more comfortable.
It is amazing that with all the chores, homeschooling and being a great mama that u can fit in time responding to all comments love ur channel god bless
Amazing at all the work you guys must do on a homestead especially in Alaska. I know you work as hard as your husband. Chicken coop is a wonderful building and looks to be very strong. Have a great day
Looks like good egg production for winter. Do you have steady customers? Don't envy you when it comes to clean out this spring. In Va we use pine shavings which are pretty good for bedding.Good video.
Tell us the financials of all this. You have a newer car, several out buildings, the all important land, and your actual cabin, yes maybe you built everything but did you get a loan for all this, I don't know of many people that could afford such a set up it can't all be paid for at your age.
I love watching alaska homesteaders. I just don't think I could handle the cold and dark winters. Everyone that does it is strong and amazing!
Great video
I really like your little happy dance 💃🏻 💃🏻🎵🎶. You have the best attitude I think I’ve ever seen on UA-cam. Always a smile on your face 😊 and I really can see some really nice improvements in your videos !! Great job 👏 ✌🏼😎🍻🤗🇺🇸🇺🇸💯
Thank you so much!!
Thanks for sharing. Days are longer since Dec 21. Ron PTL USA
It sure is
Have you ever thought of recycling your chicken feed bags in stead of burning them? I use them to cover the inside of my coop. It helps with a second barrier against wind and cold. Took me four years but the inside is covered and it looks funny to see all the different bags I have bought from feed to sunflower seed to cracker corn.
That's a great idea!
Really great idea
where do you think they recycle them so they are in the middle of nowhere think about it they would need room to save all the bags and haul them to town and find someplace and I don't Alaska has a recycling center everywhere I know here in the state I live they don't take them
Recycling instead of burning them by using the feed bags in the coop by stapling them to the walls as a wall covering. I said nothing about taking the bags to a recycling center.
@@waderueShe meant recycle them by using them as insulation in the coop. 🙂
Great video. Love the skipping! It’s so you, Aimee. Stay full of joy my beautiful friend.
Thank you so much 🤗, we love you guys!
@@LifeinAlaska 🥰💕
You’ve really improved the camera angles and flow to tell your story. Nice job. Love one of the viewers ideas of how to handle the used chicken feed bags. A win -win….
Thanks a ton!
I really like the rail. It has to make some things eaiser to do plus i was always praying none of you would fall down the stairs. Have a Great week and thanks for sharing.
you guys are great always smiling.
We love our life! Thank you so much 😀
Great video. You’re always smiling. Love that about you! Hard working that’s for sure! Take care! ❤. Have a great week!
Thank you so much!
Nice work see you soon
Can't wait!
Morning chores done, Aimee. You’ve worked up an appetite for a hearty brekky 💕😂. Love your beautiful landscape. Thanks for sharing. Avid 🇦🇺 viewer.
Thanks so much! 😊
Great video I can't stop laughing when I see you laugh very contagious ❤❤
Glad you enjoyed, we get so recharged by our life
Amy has way too much fun 😅
Great job
love that lifestyle
It is so amazing
One of my least favorite chores is cleaning the coop in the springtime lol.
Great video!
Yes! Thank you!
Love Eric’s and Ariel’s use of linoleum on the chicken coop floor. Much easier to clean.
Couple things I noticed is you need to seal up the ends of those roof rafters. They're open to the outside and it's extremely cold. Another thing I would do is insulate the chicken coop and put plywood on the inside and the roof. Another thing I think you should be doing is instead of filling up the chicken's water take the water containers clean them every time so the chickens can have fresh water. And I would think about getting a heating source inside the chicken coop to keep them more comfortable.
It is amazing that with all the chores, homeschooling and being a great mama that u can fit in time responding to all comments love ur channel god bless
You are so kind
getting water is a struggle in these temps.
You know it 😀
Love that
Amazing at all the work you guys must do on a homestead especially in Alaska. I know you work as hard as your husband. Chicken coop is a wonderful building and looks to be very strong. Have a great day
Thank you!
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You all wall ways working good for you
Looks like good egg production for winter. Do you have steady customers? Don't envy you when it comes to clean out this spring. In Va we use pine shavings which are pretty good for bedding.Good video.
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Question- Do you heat the chicken couple?
Not at this point, lots of debate on that subject ☺️
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That's a well taken care of Chicken Coop. 🐔
We really appreciate the chickens
Great bunch of birds. We have 12 ourselves. What are the dimensions of your chicken coop? We may go bigger, now seeing yours. Thanks
Yes and yes. 12' x 16' (192 sqft)
the helicopter that flew over was Hewi you tell because of the thump thump that makes I know because i am old and my uncle was in the service
It would sure be hard to do without the little sleds here for sure.
Totally
Has anyone had a fall down the stairs into your house yet?
Not yet, we are redoing that whole area very soon
❤I don't know who is running the camera, but YOU are the hard laboring worker, you need a wage increase 😅😂😊💪 🇺🇸
Tell us the financials of all this. You have a newer car, several out buildings, the all important land, and your actual cabin, yes maybe you built everything but did you get a loan for all this, I don't know of many people that could afford such a set up it can't all be paid for at your age.
Why not?. Lots of people live debt free
Well try to figure a place for that discussion, possibly a future Q&A.
After a couple of winters would you go back to your previous lifestyles ? Not me.