Welcome to the world, goslings! Hatching start to finish)
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- Опубліковано 19 тра 2021
- Hatching season is here at Gold Shaw Farm. Let me show you how I hatch goose eggs from start to finish.
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I love that you always show us the whole story instead of splitting videos into multiple episodes.
I was just thinking the same. Totally agree! 😄
I agree, while seeing the process in real time can have its advantages, my shitty memory much prefers a single longer story.
Ya. It was a tiiiiny bit weird, because he’s introducing it for the first time here when he had already mentioned in another video. But much appreciate a fully enclosed topic into one vid.
i guess i dont understand what any of you are saying, this video didnt answer the titles question and it obviously will get updated in the future, it sorta answered how many from the first 48, about 12 hatched that i saw, but left it open ended, especially the second batch of 45
@@alic7703 nope, we will get updates frequently now im sure, but the title of the video is inaccurate lol
When they hatched and immediately started to help the next ones hatching by grooming, it melted my heart
Yo brotha you alright?
They are the sweetest
They're not grooming each other just fyi! They peck because they are curious or looking for food.
It's really adorable watching them break their siblings and cousins out of their shells
I was laughing when I realized the machine is called The Ova Easy. Someone has a since of humor. Lol
I’ve always thought eggs were wicked cool, they’re blobs of proteins and fats in calcified shells but if you keep them under the right conditions they grow into fully functioning baby birds in less than a month.
nature knows what she is doing
@mister kluge Its not that perfect, mammals, marsupials and even some reptiles seem to find live birth works better for their species survival.
@@raccoontrashpanda1467 live birth is safer, eggs are more efficient for larger numbers
@@raccoontrashpanda1467 fish too
Imagine a reptilian or birdlike alien civilization, they could "grow" citizens or colonists or soldiers as required, just put the eggs of the best in a giant incubator. Scary thought.
I went to Tractor Supply in Rockland Maine yesterday and all their baby chicks were in tubs those other Contraptions were gone you did a good job
That’s good to know! Thanks for sharing
John West ? Is that you, of the John west salmon commercials..
John West vs the Bear
it's on UA-cam...
Hey look an eagle 🦅
😂😂😂oh it's great....
@@stihlguessin210 Different John West. I'm going to go look for the video. That sounds silly.
No I'm not the John west from the commercial sorry
I have 5 out of 9 gold Shaw goose eggs still alive & growing really well! 16 days to go! 🤞🏼🤞🏼🤞🏼
Hatching is a rite of passage. The strong will survive. It is fun to see the progress. You might try, " ALL GOSLINGS, COME OUT OF YOUR EGGS!" 😀
or "all chicks, outta shells!"
@@miditrax 👍😁👍
Alternately, one could call out, "EJECT - EJECT - EJECT!" :D
It sure looked like some of those baby chicks were helping some of them break open their shells. Way cool...
Sometimes a baby bird can get stuck in its shell, the usual way to help them hatch before they suffocate is to very very carefully drill a tiny hole through the shell into the air sac, but I imagine help from another baby bird works really well too, since they have experience hatching and all.
@@raccoontrashpanda1467 This is Goose! I have beaten the shell and shall now free all the goose!
I wonder if they're able to somehow communicate with each other so fresh outta the shell
Yes they can and actually the sound of newly hatched birds will motivate others to hatch. It is one of the reasons we keep our younger chicks in a temporary brooder next to our incubator as we can here them responding to each other.
Imagine coming into the world inside a machine while your friends have moms
ONE MORE WEEK FOR MY QUACKINS 🦆🥚🥚🥚🐣🐣 THE EGGS ARE DANCING IN THE INCUBATOR!!
I wished it was longer! 20 mins felt like 5 mins when you're enjoying the video!
Awesome that you showed the whole process in one video, instead of multiple separate videos.
Do the goslings ever think of you as their parent before they meet the adult geese?
Yes...the incubator birds are always way more human friendly than the goose hatched birds.
Reminds me of the movie “Fly Away Home!!”
It looks like they are trying to help each other come out of the shells. Is that what I am seeing? I had never seen that happen before that was enlightening. Thank you that is neat to watch.
I don’t know how I ended up watching a farmer from Vermont when I live in New Hampshire and could probably go 5 miles down the road and see something similar but I just like your energy.
When you watch these cute little goslings, you kind of wonder where those big and scary battle geese come from!
The production with the music and the content together were amazing!
Nice work, Morgan
Thank you so much!!
Nothing sweeter than the little squeaky peeps of a baby goose... Oh, my heart! ❤
I found Gold Shaw Farm randomly and can't stop watching, lol.
Welcome to the club. 😃😄
That was such a perfect ending... Loved how they all got so excited for fresh greens!
I like that you're using the extra room as a hatching room. Using a space that would otherwise go unused while protecting the eggs/hatchinlings
You can also use it as a seedling room
Full process in one video is always banger
It's like you're putting egg dough in an oven and pulling out gosling loaves🐥
I raise a few chickens and ducks for fun and eggs, and your videos are an entertaining, educational, and invaluable resource for people like me. I started watching you during the pandemic and I appreciated your laid-back candor. I KEEP watching you because you show the realities of farm life, you are honest and authentic, and I always learn something. Please keep making videos.
The incubator kind of looks like the bread ovens at Subway sandwiches. Lol
Lol yes! I was thinking about Tribbles from the OG star trek series. But i am dating myself...
@@merrireilly4614 I hadn't thought of that but you are right! I enjoyed all the Star Trek series and movies. I remember the very first episode! We did get to watch a lot of TV. I'll date myself, do you remember Sky King? The Cisco Kid? Lol Saturday, once a month was a wonderful day! There were 8 of us! 5 boys(born first) 3 girls! Our Father died when I was 10 months old, my oldest Brother was 15. Our Mother was 30 years old. She drew a Pension check because our Father served in World War 1. On the weekend after the check came we all walked to the store. We didn't have a car. It was only less than 2 miles. We got to ride home in the Pickup Truck that the store had! Our Father had bought a TV! And when we got home from the store, we made baloney sandwiches and watched TV! Only for 2 hours! And Disney on Sunday! I never knew how poor we were, I always felt rich. We worked hard and played hard too! Some of the best memories of my life. GOD bless
I'm at 2:57 and a thought came to me. The outer eggs on those trays get a whole lot more movement than do the inner rows. I hope you kept track of the egg positions to determine if this had any effect upon those eggs! Going back to video now.
As far as I know, it is only important that they are being turned by a certain angle, of which all eggs get the same.
The movement should be irrelevant, as it is super slowly. However all eggs get the same movement in terms of angle, which should in the end matter.
It's not about total movement vertically, it's about rotation, in which case they all get the same angular rotation.
@@cheongyei Those eggs furthest from the point of rotation will internally have their mass rotate further around the egg's central axis. It would be significant and worth noting, imo.
Amazing how fast they are able to function. It's amazing to see life like this. Only thing I want to ask Morgan, between all the vids I watch of yours, you seem to put your animals into containers that have really slippery surfaces. I definitely understand they are fine, but maybe put in some fabric or something so they don't slip around as much, same thing with the big goose crates you used. The birds always look so uncomfortable, but I trust your judgement 100% and just thought I would mention it. Keep 'er going Morgan.
Some people have bad judgment. That’s just a fact of life
I have a round 23 duck eggs in my incubator and I find it so interesting how life grows so quickly so for me it is very interesting!
no matter how old i may be getting i still find it amazing on how eggs hatch!! i seen snapping turtles hatch, frogs/toads hatch, turkeys, chickens, ducks, geese, wild birds and insects hatch, it still is a beautiful sight to behold thank you for sharing this video with us!!
Spend a LOT of time with the Geese you'll be keeping so those Geese love you and are not as distant as some of your earlier geese!
That's so satisfying to watch man,🤩
Thanks for the awesome footage.
Glad you enjoyed it
The timelapse was put together quite well. 👍👍
Ah, the miracle of life! It's so beautiful!
I can only imagine how much went into this video. Fantastic job, I enjoyed it.
I've watched your channel for a couple of years now ands it's great hearing how confident and knowledgeable you are in checking and hatching the eggs.
It's a big change from a few years ago :)
So sweet...I didn't realize until I read the comments, that they actually help others get out of the shell. I can imagine how tiring that must be for the little birds. Thanks for sharing this wonder of nature with us. God's blessing on all the little guys. Have a Blessed day.
Loved your video. Thank you for putting the whole store together. It was a pleasure to watch the whole thing. I don't know how you get any work done. I'd be sitting there the whole day watching the babies.
I just want to say thank you from Australia for posting everything that you do, you have made me start my own channel and show my life to everyone as it has been very helpful to me seeing your videos.
I watch them all, all of the time.
Thank you from Jessica here in Gembrook, Victoria, Australia
The pitter patter of little goose feet is too cute!
Hope you gain at least 75% Hatch rate.More would be fantastic.Splendid Splurge on that Incubator.Lil helping out Peace from MN
looked like 25% to me
looked like only the bottom 2 trays (total 30 eggs ish) were hatching and atleast 12 hatched with some hatching still. Its closer to 50%
@@wavytiger1 still early days for the first batch, these were just the early hatchers
few more days from that clip time and then that'll be a pretty solid idea of how many hatch from the first batch(then batch 2 and 3 more days/weeks down the line)
@@prcervi he did 2 batches, 48 then 45, he took out 6 of the 48 then after they started hatching he said ill wait 48 hours until i open it and then said, i dont see many more piping, he took out 8 and left in 4 after that 48 hours so unless i missed something else i dont agree with you
Congratulations, I can't wait to see their personalities and what cute names you give them.
They ARE not pets, they are food
Thanq 4 the vids mr. Gold. They really light up my dat, i notice that u look wreally tired in this one. Hope everything is allright, much love from the netherlands.☺☺
U look better at the end🤙🤙
Adorable! I especially liked watching the chicks try to help their brothers/sisters out of their eggs as well. Grow up big and strong little ones!
The baby floof has finally arrived at the farm! :D
Before I found this channel I had no idea how much I enjoy this topic :)
Always a treat watching these birds hatch.
This video was great. I can't wait for a follow up to see if any other's hatch too. Good job
Speaking of Tractor Supply.. My area store was using the tower display for chicks..went in yesterday and lo and behold they are back to using the tanks. I was talking to the manager and told her how the campaign to rid the towers had started with one determined and caring man in northern VT and a very large homesteading community.
You were very successful Morgan. It is amazing what one man can do.
Hope to see you in VA in October.. Enjoy the day..
Saw a 1 yo maremma up for adoption today. He was given up for adoption because he didn’t work out in the suburbs. Well duh. They’re looking for someone rural with experience with training. Such a shame you don’t live here!
It’s so fun to watch the entire process of hatching!! Thanks for having a great channel that everyone can enjoy!!! 💞💞💞
Thank you for creating longer videos -- I always appreciate the extra content! Great work as always Morgan!
So sweet seeing new life on the farm! Great job Morgan and Lil 🥰☺️
One of my favorite parts about this channel has nothing to do with farming it’s your vocabulary
Our TS went back to the old way. I was happy to see happy chicks. I actually was avoiding shopping there with the chicks looking so bad in the new brooders.
Congratulations goosefather. I wonder if leaving the newly hatched in with the eggs encourages the unhatched eggs to pip?
Thanks, Bettina! I wonder the same thing.
Cute little goslings. We just hatched our first duck eggs yesterday. Our daughter loves to follow the incubation of the eggs. Great way to cover beginning to end of incubation.
I’ve been waiting so long for this exact video
AWESOME video, ty for NOT spliting proccess in many video parts !!!!
I like it that the goslings still have no fear of human.
Thank you for the time lapse. I enjoyed that.
Glad you enjoyed it
Hello From Arkansas. Thanks for the video. I enjoyed it very much. Be safe, Keep on having fun. And have a super day.
Thank you! You too!
Oh man, so cute! Thanks for sharing!🤗💜🤗
Looks like they were helping and bonding with the one's hatching
Hello baby goslings! Wow they are hatching!! This is amazing to see!!!
The most anticipated video of 2021🐣
Well, that was fascinating, thank you. They were adorable all snuggled under their heating plate at the end 😊
That was fun to see the miracle of life up close and personal. Thanks Morgan!
Super adorns to see the hand feeding of fresh spring greens
You’re helping each other get out of their shells oh my goodness it’s a collector of
Even when they're newborns.....I mean new hatchlings, they flock together. ♡♥♡♥♡♥♡♥
All that cuteness! 💗 It's all worth it when they finally arrive.
The video transitions were the coolest part of all
Aw. We helped the eggs get a fancy house. Looks super high-tech. Totally a robot mom.
😍 So Cute! Thank you so much! We love their little sounds 🎵🎶🎵👂
Happy Thursday Morgan!!!!
This channel is such a gem! Don't remember how I found it, but so glad I did :)
Glad you enjoy it!
@@GoldShawFarm Especially enjoying watching your winter videos as it's getting cold down here 👍
What an awesome deal, getting goslings hatched on your own property
Unfortunately I got scammed today so watching this video helped alot just watching little geese waddle around and make noises gives me happiness.
Aww! Congrats papa goose! They’re freakin precious!! 💜
Love goslings! Your sweet with them. Thank you for showing us.
This is especially interesting now that I've had a first-hand experience with an abandoned gosling found in the middle of my suburban neighborhood street. It was a couple of days until I could get it to an animal rehabilitator and the only way I could keep it warm was with body heat. I lost a lot of sleep those 48 hours, sitting with it to keep it warm while it slept and I didn't. Geese bond really quickly, but I learned very quickly that humans do, too! Since Canadian Geese are a protected species, a rehabilitator was my only option, otherwise, I would have tried to raise it myself. Loved this video!!
Any animal that hatches from an egg... is so awesome to watch. I find myself also talking at the monitor offering coaching words to help them. lol Thanks Morgan and Alison for all you share with us.
Thank you for putting up celsius there on the screen. It’s hard for the rest of the world to understand 70+ degrees and things measured in football fields! 😊
This is one eggcellent video
The Shaw Farm is the Greatest!
Been waiting for the hatching update.👍😊
Love the time lapse! I found it hypnotic and facinating. Thank you!
Typical goose: greets the world with resoundingly loud yipping. 🤣🤣🤣
Congratulations on your new goslings Morgan!!
I wonder if the goslings walking around the incubator helps their siblings hatch?
Loved the music during the hatching. It sounded vaguely alien. I was thinking how it would be to break out of a shell, calling to others in the dark. What a marvel of life!
The miracle of life, that early tweeting is adorable 😍 Morgan you use brooding plates how they ethically should be , the company were not
I love seeing you candling the eggs
One of those goslings looked so much bigger than the rest!
Yes, I see the difference!! How exciting!!
I love the background music!!! Makes me think I'm in Sunnyvale Trailer Park.
What a lovely video! So fascinating to watch life happen, so pure and innocent.
Hi.... Morgan nice to see you beautiful Goose it so cute, thank you for sharing your video homestead 👋 bye 👋 bye 👋 bye 👋 🎥👍👍👍
I've got to tell you, when I bought my chicks about a week ago at tractor supply, they had the chicks in the galvanized tubs, and they were so much quieter than they were when I was there a few months ago. My boys and I had to go searching throughout the store, whereas a few months ago I just had to follow my ears to find the chicks. Thank you for bringing about change and protecting the lives of animals!