You need to isolate those chickens that are getting pecked until they heal. If you don’t, the others will continue to peck them until they die. Also, if you bury a feeding trough half way in the ground, it will work for the pigs.
I don't comment often because i watch on my TV. I have watch Jason since before he went to his grandma's farm and have seen his growth. What i want to say is i was very unsure if Daniel could do this but every video i get more impressed in her. She just works so hard at whatever is needed on the ranch. I grew up in the country and don't think i could keep up with her.
I have been a member of a Great Pyrenees rescue for over 20 years, and have had 5 of them myself, Jumping for Great Pyr's is not a good for their hips and joints, please come up with a different plan for them
Yes, please come up with a different plan. I can see those dogs getting their legs caught and breaking a leg, and you all not finding them for hours. There's got to be a better plan.
If you think a feed room is a game changer wait until you finally decide to have your 60 acres feed your animals and notice the amount of money you’ll save. Portable electric net fencing (premiere 1) allows you to make pastures as big or as small as you want and just move the animals to a new pasture once they eat down the one they’re in.
Barns looking good, everything is coming together, slow, and steady. It'll be just a matter of time before the goats make their way over the fenced area too, seeing the boys do it will just educate them. Love ya'll ❤
Everything is looking so good. Animals look happy in their upgraded home. You guys are hard working awesome people. Love them Crockers and Crocker Ranch Hand.
I love how Adam isn’t afraid to ask questions. There is no such thing as a dumb question and it doesn’t make you stupid. But!!!!! You still need to give him sh** to keep him on his toes. I absolutely love you guys.
Another thing I kearney is I put my feed cans (plastic, metal) etc on a board covered pallet Otherwise I found mice ate thru the container bottoms and the back where you couldn't see the container.😊
Good spot for a barn cat, it's kitten season , rescue a couple of kittens both same sex or that you spay or neuter... I volunteered for humane Society a lot and it's so sad what the thousand's of kittens are abandoned or turn feral. Barn cats are a must have with feed around and , I remember the rats get as big as a small dog down there😱. Mouser will be a life saver for y'all.
My grandpa always raised pigs....he built his own troughs and fixed them to the inside of the wooden fence. (So they wouldn't get knocked over) And whenever we had leftovers, after a meal, my grandma would tell me, "Here, go give this slop to the hogs". 😅. Good memories!!
Hey, ideas move your chicken nest box up (they like to be up and something to roost on at night. You can make troughs from blue barrels cut in half (save on food too). Goats like to climb on things outside (build them couple tree houses with a walk to cross to the other. Y'all doing a great job, glad you got help too.❤
Hi Jason and Danielle. Glad you "fix" the barn with a feeding room separate and brought in the nesting box. The first chicken did come to inspect it, lol. Cowboy and Packer love the fresh dirt in the barn, bit cooler. That was hard work but you did it. Thanks for the help, Adam. Danielle drive safely back to town. Love you both💕💕 PS Thanks for the longer video, Jason.
Jason. Looks great buddy. But the above subscriber is correct about Pyrenees hips. Constant jumping is bad for herding and livestock dogs. They can get hip displysia. I'm sure I spelled that wrong. Keep up the good work Crocker's and Adam. It's looking great! Ps. After finishing video i didnt see anywhere that would be bad for the dogs. But she is correct about there hips
@@TheCrockers By the way, the UA-cam video I recommended to you is a man amending his fence because his dog jumped the fence and landed wrong and was injured for quite a while.
@@loralora4368 And? I knew someone where there dog jumped off a couch that was close to the ground, fell and broke a leg. Dogs are dogs, there going to hurt themselves doing dog things. Mind your own business.
The feed room is a game changer bringing the nesting box for the hens great idea. The straw can be used as mulch around all plants and trees. Fresh grass clipping I would gather some how put it in the barn or close and let the chickens make compost for you.
You are right to make the feed room secure especially from the goats. We had a goat get into a grain bin and ate until she got sick. She had to be put down a very sad lesson for us to keep the feed secure. Love your vids 😊
I have a question, does anyone ever put those big industrial fans run by solar on each end of the barn to circulate air through for you and the animals? I remember they had them in the dorms at summer camp. ( No AC at camp). It did a good job keeping those big dorms cool.
Throw a solar powered attic fan from the big box stores in the barn. They work quite well and when needed most, when the sun is shining. Been running one in a shed for years. Makes a noticeable difference.
Not loving those dogs by making them jump like that. They will be lame and in pain at an old age. There is also the possibility they will need hip replacements - no joke - from being forced to jump like that every day. I've seen it happen to ignorant dog owners in my own life, and those dogs were in PAIN every single day and could barely walk around from the wear and tear on their hips. The pure laziness of Jason Crocker not wanting to open a door and close it behind the dogs to feed them is disgusting.
These are my favorite videos. I love seeing the animals so much. You are the hardest workers i have ever seen. What an accomplishment from when you first got your property. You guys are amazing.😊
Jason might be sweating but Danielle remember you’re glowing, girls glow! 😂😂. Sometimes I look at the property and I am amazed the things you’ve done how far you’ve come. I also remember you living in a tent on the first property that you got in Oklahoma. You may say slowly but surely, but I think people would agree you’ve done a lot in a short time. Great job to all y’all!
Tip: for your GARDEN, I recommend spreading out straw on the soil. It helps keep some of the moisture in the soil PLUS it prevents "Mud Splash" on your plants.....tomatoes are very susceptible to mud splash, which causes Blight on the plants/tomatoes.....
So let Adam know in the future to use the closed end of the box end wrench to tighten a bolt. It provides more lock up and prevents stripping out of the bolt compared to using the open end of the wrench. Just explaining, not complaining here folks. The open end should be used to lightly seat the bolt and the closed end (round side of the wrench) is to tighten and fully seat the bolt so it does not get stripped out/damaged.
Jason you can take a old or new gutters and nail a 2x8 to the bottom of it and make some low feeders I did this for my chickens and they stay in place and it works great you can also hang them so the chickens won't pop in them! Things are looking really good I love the barn.
Great use of the soap! Helps with deer as well. I saw on another channel you may be interested Amazon has a solar powered fan for inside the barn. Just a suggestion You are the best! Thank you for your videos!
Jason, Danielle and Adam... wonderful job. Must feel really good to figure out how you want to setup the barn...looks amazing. All of you enjoy the weekend 💞
I don't know how You both do this hard work in this HOT WEATHER!! I am miserable when it is 75 degrees!! I give you All so much respect for what you do!! The Barn looks great guys, WELL DONE ❤
That garden is growing nicely !! Love what y’all done with the barn . The animals are loving it !! So glad you have a place to go cool off this summer , makes a huge difference for y’all !! So love SDR land !! ❤️✌️
Awesome job Danielle Jason Adam the barn looks a lot better You had to buy more fresh pay and you are right you can use the heat for your compost you guys are use vegetables leaves branches the poop that comes from the animals you can use
Have you thought about dry pouring the rest of the stalls then put rubber horse stall Mats down over the concrete. Then you can wash out or sweep out easier. Tractor supply sells the rubber stall mats. Just a suggestion you guys are doing great !!
Love the barn ! I would leave it the way it is ! The animals love the cool dirt and it's good to lay on ! The food stall is great ! And half of the barn has hay ! Great for chickens and goats!❤❤
Danielle, Jason, you guys did a good job. And Jason, you are too funny taking off your shirt and your pants and jumping in the pool with your undies. We were cracking up. Keep up the good work guys and enjoy your life. Love you guys. Love all your fur babies and love all your animals. And it is freaking hot out there. I hate the heat.❤️✌️
We have an exterior porch that we use for our large dogs in the summertime to be able to go in and out of the heat and they have a ceiling fan on them and three walls with screen doors and one wall with exterior door to go in and out, which allows in lots of flies we decided to try your trick with the Irish Springs soap, and it works🦋🎈🎉 Thank you so much for the wonderful tip🥳🎈 We also love your piece of advice on your best tool is the tool you have🎉🎈🎉
Man great video ! You guys worked your butts off ! I think you guys nailed it on barn prep ! I don't care what anyone says - dirt moving is hard work 👊! Adam said [ YERT ] he us def an official SDR - RANCH-HAND ! NOW you guys kick your feet up and enjoy the pool !
It's all coming together, slowly but surely. Looking good. Sometimes waiting and seeing what the needs of a situation are makes more sense than rushing in and doing a half a$$ job.
Next load of dirt park your wheelbarrow where your going to dump dirt and then just dump into the stall, eliminate the shoveling. Work smarter not harder. Just a thought.
your roosters are over mating, get some Hen Saddles to let the hen feathers grow in, you can fix the problem there needs to be 10-12 hens per Rooster to fix the over mating. I live and work on a Chicken Farm free range
Watched you both work so hard with the dirt and had an idea. Could you make some kind of a ramp with sides that you could lean on the fence and have it long enough to go in the door of the are you need it so you can drop the dirt on the ramp and have it flow right in the doorway? I probably didn't explain very well but it would save a ton of work! Love watching the Crockers and the Ranch hand too!
lost our beautiful Staffie dog, KAYLA-BEAR on wednesday evening, my 12 year old was so upset we knew she was dying it was so sad fly high our KAYLA-BEAR you beautiful soul she was 12 💞
Shirtless Jake, took new 55 gallon blue barrel cut them down the sides not in half and made six feed troughs..he put holes in the bottom so the water would go out the bottom he has a video of it...pretty kewl....
EXCELLENT AWESOME!!!!! Wow Jason your editing on this video and your talking thru scenery and the animals and the inspiration I absolutely love it!!! Keep up the good work!!! Excellent job on the feed room for the feed!!!! This video was a gooder one!!!! Lol ya I said gooder I have my own words I say lol
Good morning guys hope you guys have a great day one of Danielle we love you have a great day you guys see you later and have a great day have a great day Adam
When you build your compost pile, mix dirt and manure, cover it with a tarp, that way when it rains it won't leach all your nutrients out of the soil, plus it retains heat so it composts faster, just a suggestion. Everything looks so nice. I miss working in my barn, it is hard work, but something is therapeutic about it, probably just being with the animals. Lambeau is so calm now compared to his arrival there.
The barn is looking really good, the animals can keep out the sun now if they want. And you'll soon have your own eggs. Danielle suggested something earlier about having solar fans in the barn, brilliant idea...your all doing such a good job..x
I need y'all to make me one video of just the animals that I can set on repeat for me puppy while I'm at work. He is focused on that tv when you show the animals. So this is what he's watching today lol.
Great day of hard work! The roosters love the dirt! Looking good in there! I have always loved your barn and think your animals love being inside! ❤🐓🦃🦤🐐🐖🐂🦮🐓🐐🐓🐐🦤🦤🐖♥️
What a great garden you have grown I can see three times as big next year, Ilove what you did wuth the opening, Jason, Its a great opening. Thats a win=win opening. I love your channel. So professional and pumped up too
Love how things are going so far! Just a suggestion, maybe move the nesting boxes a bit higher so the pigs can't root around them or stick there heads in. Also when they start laying in those boxes always check before reaching your hand in, i reached my hand in one of our one time and almost touched a chicken snake underneath the chicken. 😅 For a trough suggestion, when we had pigs and goats we built wooden ones that could sit on a stand or sit on the ground, and some were even built on the side of the barn. We took a tractor wheel one time, split it in half and used that too. As for all these so called 'experts' in the comments thats think just because there a so called 'member' of a group does not make them a professional nor expert in any field. So there opinion is worth less then spit. We know your dogs, animals are not abused or neglected. Abused or neglected animals wouldnt be acting like yours do.
I love watching the nosey animals watch while you work. Looks like your hens are getting beat up. Might have too many roosters. We have the same issue with our ducks. A few boys are going to freezer camp.
I don't know how many roosters you have, but judging by the looks of your hens, you need to get rid of at least one. Check out homemade pvc gravity feeders for your shorter critters. The feed bin on the feeder room fence probably needs to go or the goats will be using as a ladder
Great redo of barn.. just have to change as animals grow. Glad you got feed troughs and have a feed storage room. That will be so helpful. Animals are so curious, after all this is their home lol! Another Crocker work skills… remember chickens can get in the feed, make a mess, plus rats n mice. Perhaps screen in the whole room. Watching other farms, and they screen feed room in. Have to try to see what happens.
I know nany tell you to use chicken poo,but with my dads experience it doesnt work so great and he was a grade A gardener ..i personally would use lambeu poo instead..makes the garden alot better when ever its ready to use..
@The Crockers I sidnt know that,I just know the last year my dad did his garden it rruly sucked not to mention the stink is so much worse..but that makes sense now ..
Pool noodles and zip ties across the fence in the barn where the dogs jump over.. also look into Sky Thongs for a little more shade outside, especially if the sun ends up beaming inside the barn
You’re being very nice Jason But: you’ and Adam should decide which job is number one, ranch hand or Adam putting out videos. If there’s ranchhand work to be done, he should be doing that and work his video work when he can.
Cat litter pans are nice and low so they would make great feed dishes for the little ones and Miss Breakfast. Maybe nail it to some boards so the don't get pushed all over the yard.
Jason, if I could make a suggestion, I think you guys would benefit from a tamper tool to compact the dirt a little when you do all that shoveling. Also maybe get a flat shovel could help for the floor clean ups. Just some things I've had that I didn't realize how much they benefit until I had them. Also it all looks great.
What will keep the chickens out of the feed room ? A chicken egg is a chicken egg other than the color of the yolk. The yolks change color depending on what the free roaming chickens are eating. If you dark yellow yolks feed them marigold flowers.
There is a huge difference between store bought and farm fresh eggs. Store bought the yolks are paler, and they have no taste at all. Farm fresh the yolks are richer, tastier, and darker in color.
Stick a couple of solar panels on the roof, then a few fans in the barn, keep em cool 👍 and maybe add some batteries, then you can have lights in there too 😉
A solution for a feeding trough for the shorter animals is window flower boxes. They are only about 8" tall and you can get them in various lengths. You can also mount them to the bottom boards on the outside of the shed fence at ground level so they cant knock them around.
Buy you some reusable outdoor fire traps. I got about 10 of them around the farm and they all catch hundreds of flies each every day. I’ve tried all different kinds of beats the best by a long shot is chicken livers and water a little under half full with water
You need to isolate those chickens that are getting pecked until they heal. If you don’t, the others will continue to peck them until they die. Also, if you bury a feeding trough half way in the ground, it will work for the pigs.
Poor chickens look ragged. It could be from an aggressive rooster or hens picking on them or both
I don't comment often because i watch on my TV. I have watch Jason since before he went to his grandma's farm and have seen his growth. What i want to say is i was very unsure if Daniel could do this but every video i get more impressed in her. She just works so hard at whatever is needed on the ranch. I grew up in the country and don't think i could keep up with her.
I have been a member of a Great Pyrenees rescue for over 20 years, and have had 5 of them myself, Jumping for Great Pyr's is not a good for their hips and joints, please come up with a different plan for them
They're OK. They literally jump the fence of the perimeter every day
@@TheCrockers8 or 9
Yes, please come up with a different plan. I can see those dogs getting their legs caught and breaking a leg, and you all not finding them for hours. There's got to be a better plan.
Dogs will be dogs no matter what or how old.. keep up the great work.. 👍
We're not changing anything
If you think a feed room is a game changer wait until you finally decide to have your 60 acres feed your animals and notice the amount of money you’ll save. Portable electric net fencing (premiere 1) allows you to make pastures as big or as small as you want and just move the animals to a new pasture once they eat down the one they’re in.
Barns looking good, everything is coming together, slow, and steady. It'll be just a matter of time before the goats make their way over the fenced area too, seeing the boys do it will just educate them. Love ya'll ❤
Everything is looking so good. Animals look happy in their upgraded home. You guys are hard working awesome people. Love them Crockers and Crocker Ranch Hand.
I love how Adam isn’t afraid to ask questions. There is no such thing as a dumb question and it doesn’t make you stupid. But!!!!! You still need to give him sh** to keep him on his toes. I absolutely love you guys.
Another thing I kearney is I put my feed cans (plastic, metal) etc on a board covered pallet
Otherwise I found mice ate thru the container bottoms and the back where you couldn't see the container.😊
Good spot for a barn cat, it's kitten season , rescue a couple of kittens both same sex or that you spay or neuter... I volunteered for humane Society a lot and it's so sad what the thousand's of kittens are abandoned or turn feral. Barn cats are a must have with feed around and , I remember the rats get as big as a small dog down there😱. Mouser will be a life saver for y'all.
Your barn reminds me of Charlette's Web. All of the animals are so friendly. The barn looks even better now.
Name a female Highland Charlotte. Lol
The barn looks majical, so what do the Breakfasts & Hank think of it ,?
My grandpa always raised pigs....he built his own troughs and fixed them to the inside of the wooden fence. (So they wouldn't get knocked over)
And whenever we had leftovers, after a meal, my grandma would tell me, "Here, go give this slop to the hogs". 😅.
Good memories!!
Hey, ideas move your chicken nest box up (they like to be up and something to roost on at night. You can make troughs from blue barrels cut in half (save on food too). Goats like to climb on things outside (build them couple tree houses with a walk to cross to the other. Y'all doing a great job, glad you got help too.❤
See if you can find fre pallets, and make a play area for them to climb on
Hi Jason and Danielle. Glad you "fix" the barn with a feeding room separate and brought in the nesting box. The first chicken did come to inspect it, lol. Cowboy and Packer love the fresh dirt in the barn, bit cooler. That was hard work but you did it. Thanks for the help, Adam. Danielle drive safely back to town. Love you both💕💕 PS Thanks for the longer video, Jason.
Jason. Looks great buddy. But the above subscriber is correct about Pyrenees hips. Constant jumping is bad for herding and livestock dogs. They can get hip displysia. I'm sure I spelled that wrong. Keep up the good work Crocker's and Adam. It's looking great! Ps. After finishing video i didnt see anywhere that would be bad for the dogs. But she is correct about there hips
They jump our fence daily, so it's not going to change what they do. That's my point lol
@@TheCrockers that's normal. I thought there was gonna be something different in the video. But there wasn't. That's all just normal stuff
@@TheCrockers By the way, the UA-cam video I recommended to you is a man amending his fence because his dog jumped the fence and landed wrong and was injured for quite a while.
@@loralora4368 And? I knew someone where there dog jumped off a couch that was close to the ground, fell and broke a leg. Dogs are dogs, there going to hurt themselves doing dog things. Mind your own business.
@@jayjayeverett2456 mind yours
The feed room is a game changer bringing the nesting box for the hens great idea. The straw can be used as mulch around all plants and trees. Fresh grass clipping I would gather some how put it in the barn or close and let the chickens make compost for you.
You are right to make the feed room secure especially from the goats. We had a goat get into a grain bin and ate until she got sick. She had to be put down a very sad lesson for us to keep the feed secure. Love your vids 😊
Which brings up the point that if the dogs can jump the fence so can the goats!
SUPER WONDERFUL VIDEO. I WAS SO ENTERTAINED!! I DID NOT WANT IT TO END. 😅 SUCH JOY Y'ALL PUT IN MY LIFE. THANK YOU! YOUR ARKANSAS FAM, ETTA.😊 ❤
I have a question, does anyone ever put those big industrial fans run by solar on each end of the barn to circulate air through for you and the animals? I remember they had them in the dorms at summer camp. ( No AC at camp). It did a good job keeping those big dorms cool.
Luv to watch you all building and fixing things. I'm getting older and retired,so you give me great joy to watch. God bless
Throw a solar powered attic fan from the big box stores in the barn. They work quite well and when needed most, when the sun is shining. Been running one in a shed for years. Makes a noticeable difference.
Great job!! Love how much you love your family (of animals)!❤
Not loving those dogs by making them jump like that. They will be lame and in pain at an old age. There is also the possibility they will need hip replacements - no joke - from being forced to jump like that every day. I've seen it happen to ignorant dog owners in my own life, and those dogs were in PAIN every single day and could barely walk around from the wear and tear on their hips. The pure laziness of Jason Crocker not wanting to open a door and close it behind the dogs to feed them is disgusting.
The barn looks nice!!! I loved this video! The rooster in the dirt bath was so cute! So much to comment on LOVED it!
These are my favorite videos. I love seeing the animals so much. You are the hardest workers i have ever seen. What an accomplishment from when you first got your property. You guys are amazing.😊
Jason might be sweating but Danielle remember you’re glowing, girls glow! 😂😂. Sometimes I look at the property and I am amazed the things you’ve done how far you’ve come. I also remember you living in a tent on the first property that you got in Oklahoma. You may say slowly but surely, but I think people would agree you’ve done a lot in a short time. Great job to all y’all!
Tip: for your GARDEN, I recommend spreading out straw on the soil. It helps keep some of the moisture in the soil PLUS it prevents "Mud Splash" on your plants.....tomatoes are very susceptible to mud splash, which causes Blight on the plants/tomatoes.....
The plants are looking good 👍🏼
It’s good see you guys are in the groove, hopefully it’ll be smooth sailing for awhile.
Have a great weekend.
So let Adam know in the future to use the closed end of the box end wrench to tighten a bolt. It provides more lock up and prevents stripping out of the bolt compared to using the open end of the wrench. Just explaining, not complaining here folks. The open end should be used to lightly seat the bolt and the closed end (round side of the wrench) is to tighten and fully seat the bolt so it does not get stripped out/damaged.
But you don't get the experience of knocking your knuckles if you use the boxed end. :-)
Jason you can take a old or new gutters and nail a 2x8 to the bottom of it and make some low feeders I did this for my chickens and they stay in place and it works great you can also hang them so the chickens won't pop in them! Things are looking really good I love the barn.
Great use of the soap! Helps with deer as well.
I saw on another channel you may be interested Amazon has a solar powered fan for inside the barn. Just a suggestion
You are the best! Thank you for your videos!
Jason, Danielle and Adam... wonderful job. Must feel really good to figure out how you want to setup the barn...looks amazing. All of you enjoy the weekend 💞
I don't know how You both do this hard work in this HOT WEATHER!! I am miserable when it is 75 degrees!! I give you All so much respect for what you do!! The Barn looks great guys, WELL DONE ❤
That garden is growing nicely !! Love what y’all done with the barn . The animals are loving it !! So glad you have a place to go cool off this summer , makes a huge difference for y’all !! So love SDR land !! ❤️✌️
Awesome job Danielle Jason Adam the barn looks a lot better You had to buy more fresh pay and you are right you can use the heat for your compost you guys are use vegetables leaves branches the poop that comes from the animals you can use
Have you thought about dry pouring the rest of the stalls then put rubber horse stall Mats down over the concrete. Then you can wash out or sweep out easier. Tractor supply sells the rubber stall mats. Just a suggestion you guys are doing great !!
Man, you guys have worked your butts off. You've come a long way, baby! God bless you guys😊
The garden is growing nicely! Animals are loving the barn, cool dirt.😊❤❤❤
Love the barn ! I would leave it the way it is ! The animals love the cool dirt and it's good to lay on ! The food stall is great ! And half of the barn has hay ! Great for chickens and goats!❤❤
It’s been 3 days! Need my Crocker fix. Hope you both are enjoying your time off. Love ya all. Adam is a gem. Such a kind, sweet soul.
Dam that camera is fricking amazing wow best video on UA-cam RV Doc approves hell ya nice
Thank you. I did video work for nearly 10 years, so I try to make it look good
Awesome ❤. animals are sure loving it. Great job! Love seeing how 😊 the animals are. Just makes me happy seeing them. 💜 From NC
Danielle, Jason, you guys did a good job. And Jason, you are too funny taking off your shirt and your pants and jumping in the pool with your undies. We were cracking up. Keep up the good work guys and enjoy your life. Love you guys. Love all your fur babies and love all your animals. And it is freaking hot out there. I hate the heat.❤️✌️
Dang, they're all in 7th heaven laying around in that fresh dirt.
Awesome job guys.
Loving this new format.
Huge love ❤️ from Canada.
We have an exterior porch that we use for our large dogs in the summertime to be able to go in and out of the heat and they have a ceiling fan on them and three walls with screen doors and one wall with exterior door to go in and out, which allows in lots of flies we decided to try your trick with the Irish Springs soap, and it works🦋🎈🎉 Thank you so much for the wonderful tip🥳🎈 We also love your piece of advice on your best tool is the tool you have🎉🎈🎉
Loved how you put clips of the animals throughout the video. Really enjoyed it
Man great video ! You guys worked your butts off ! I think you guys nailed it on barn prep ! I don't care what anyone says - dirt moving is hard work 👊! Adam said [ YERT ] he us def an official SDR - RANCH-HAND ! NOW you guys kick your feet up and enjoy the pool !
You need to determine who's pecking all the feathers off the chickens. They don't look OK.
It's the Roosters. More roosters than hens... so some roosters are about to become BBQ
It's all coming together, slowly but surely. Looking good. Sometimes waiting and seeing what the needs of a situation are makes more sense than rushing in and doing a half a$$ job.
Good job you put in lots of hard work in the barn. It’s organized. Nice to see.
Animals definitely like the cool dirt! Barn looks good!
Good job guys! The barn is coming together!
Missed your beautiful editing and your eye for natures Beauty and wisdom 😭🫂🙏🏻 thanks for the wonderful video and inspiration!
Next load of dirt park your wheelbarrow where your going to dump dirt and then just dump into the stall, eliminate the shoveling. Work smarter not harder. Just a thought.
The barn is looking really good. Take care and drink lots of water.
I just subscribed, not because you are living my dream life but because you have a Scottish Highland and goats. 😇😇😇
Dang getting after it, nice guys it’s gotta feel good
your roosters are over mating, get some Hen Saddles to let the hen feathers grow in, you can fix the problem there needs to be 10-12 hens per Rooster to fix the over mating. I live and work on a Chicken Farm free range
Watched you both work so hard with the dirt and had an idea. Could you make some kind of a ramp with sides that you could lean on the fence and have it long enough to go in the door of the are you need it so you can drop the dirt on the ramp and have it flow right in the doorway? I probably didn't explain very well but it would save a ton of work! Love watching the Crockers and the Ranch hand too!
Danielle looks like she's having a blast!! You guys are getting things done. Looking forward to more content! Cheers
3 days till goats realize they can jump in for automatic dog food dinner they jump just as high
lost our beautiful Staffie dog, KAYLA-BEAR on wednesday evening, my 12 year old was so upset we knew she was dying it was so sad fly high our KAYLA-BEAR you beautiful soul she was 12 💞
Very sorry for your loss. 🐾🐾🐾
Shirtless Jake, took new 55 gallon blue barrel cut them down the sides not in half and made six feed troughs..he put holes in the bottom so the water would go out the bottom he has a video of it...pretty kewl....
Jason lighten up with Adam, it's know wonder why people don't stay around!!!! Relax dude! It's not a competition!
Buy those blue barrels and cut them in half for feed troughs. I've seen several farm channels do this and it works perfectly.
EXCELLENT AWESOME!!!!! Wow Jason your editing on this video and your talking thru scenery and the animals and the inspiration I absolutely love it!!! Keep up the good work!!! Excellent job on the feed room for the feed!!!! This video was a gooder one!!!! Lol ya I said gooder I have my own words I say lol
Good morning guys hope you guys have a great day one of Danielle we love you have a great day you guys see you later and have a great day have a great day Adam
Thanks for the video Jason. Making good progress.
Suggestion hit the grease fittings on your tractor everyone forgets including myself lol
Great video! Hard work in the heat but it looks good!
I came back to watch the replay, good job crocker family
Great job! You have goats and chickens! They are pretty slick! I am rooting for you!
When you build your compost pile, mix dirt and manure, cover it with a tarp, that way when it rains it won't leach all your nutrients out of the soil, plus it retains heat so it composts faster, just a suggestion. Everything looks so nice. I miss working in my barn, it is hard work, but something is therapeutic about it, probably just being with the animals. Lambeau is so calm now compared to his arrival there.
The barn is looking really good, the animals can keep out the sun now if they want. And you'll soon have your own eggs. Danielle suggested something earlier about having solar fans in the barn, brilliant idea...your all doing such a good job..x
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I need y'all to make me one video of just the animals that I can set on repeat for me puppy while I'm at work. He is focused on that tv when you show the animals. So this is what he's watching today lol.
How about a solar fan to blow air around the barn
Great day of hard work! The roosters love the dirt! Looking good in there! I have always loved your barn and think your animals love being inside! ❤🐓🦃🦤🐐🐖🐂🦮🐓🐐🐓🐐🦤🦤🐖♥️
What a great garden you have grown I can see three times as big next year, Ilove what you did wuth the opening, Jason, Its a great opening. Thats a win=win opening. I love your channel. So professional and pumped up too
Y’all need to make a compost pile for when y’all clean out the barn just put it somewhere away from the barn and between your garden area
Love how things are going so far! Just a suggestion, maybe move the nesting boxes a bit higher so the pigs can't root around them or stick there heads in. Also when they start laying in those boxes always check before reaching your hand in, i reached my hand in one of our one time and almost touched a chicken snake underneath the chicken. 😅
For a trough suggestion, when we had pigs and goats we built wooden ones that could sit on a stand or sit on the ground, and some were even built on the side of the barn. We took a tractor wheel one time, split it in half and used that too.
As for all these so called 'experts' in the comments thats think just because there a so called 'member' of a group does not make them a professional nor expert in any field. So there opinion is worth less then spit. We know your dogs, animals are not abused or neglected. Abused or neglected animals wouldnt be acting like yours do.
Absolutely awesome your slowly getting everything straightened out nice a tidy keep up the great job love ❤️ you
I would suggest the gate being on the outside, going out. That way no matter what they cant push it in
Looking Fantastic @ The Crocker’s Jason And Danielle And the COOL Dude 😎 Ranch Hand Adam ❤❤
Get a batch of those big baking sheet pans ones with the higher sides and put the feed in them for the smaller animals
I love watching the nosey animals watch while you work. Looks like your hens are getting beat up. Might have too many roosters. We have the same issue with our ducks. A few boys are going to freezer camp.
I don't know how many roosters you have, but judging by the looks of your hens, you need to get rid of at least one. Check out homemade pvc gravity feeders for your shorter critters. The feed bin on the feeder room fence probably needs to go or the goats will be using as a ladder
Great redo of barn.. just have to change as animals grow. Glad you got feed troughs and have a feed storage room. That will be so helpful. Animals are so curious, after all this is their home lol! Another Crocker work skills… remember chickens can get in the feed, make a mess, plus rats n mice. Perhaps screen in the whole room. Watching other farms, and they screen feed room in. Have to try to see what happens.
The barn is looking more organized to be sure!
I know nany tell you to use chicken poo,but with my dads experience it doesnt work so great and he was a grade A gardener ..i personally would use lambeu poo instead..makes the garden alot better when ever its ready to use..
Chicken poop will burn up plants unless it's composted completely
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I sidnt know that,I just know the last year my dad did his garden it rruly sucked not to mention the stink is so much worse..but that makes sense now ..
Barn looks good. Are you ever going to use the pig shelter you built? Just wondering. Everything looks great. Have a awesome weekend✌️🇺🇸❤️
Righty tidy, lefty lousy-one off the first thing I learned when working on things around the house 👍
Pool noodles and zip ties across the fence in the barn where the dogs jump over.. also look into Sky Thongs for a little more shade outside, especially if the sun ends up beaming inside the barn
If we did that, we'd be picking up pool noodle pieces for weeks haha between the dogs and goats... they'd chew them up like crazy
@TheCrockers damn. I didn't think about the goats. They DO eat anything... still looking amazing tho.. 👏
You’re being very nice Jason But: you’ and Adam should decide which job is number one, ranch hand or Adam putting out videos. If there’s ranchhand work to be done, he should be doing that and work his video work when he can.
Jason you need to build some nesting boxes and perches for the chickens
Maybe bury some field fence where the new dirt is to stop digging
Cat litter pans are nice and low so they would make great feed dishes for the little ones and Miss Breakfast. Maybe nail it to some boards so the don't get pushed all over the yard.
Jason, if I could make a suggestion, I think you guys would benefit from a tamper tool to compact the dirt a little when you do all that shoveling. Also maybe get a flat shovel could help for the floor clean ups. Just some things I've had that I didn't realize how much they benefit until I had them. Also it all looks great.
Big difference in farm eggs and store bought eggs.well worth it.
What will keep the chickens out of the feed room ? A chicken egg is a chicken egg other than the color of the yolk. The yolks change color depending on what the free roaming chickens are eating. If you dark yellow yolks feed them marigold flowers.
There is a different in taste from a farm fresh and store bought.
What is a chicken going to harm being in there? All the food is in locked containers
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@@TheCrockers just asking a question
There is a huge difference between store bought and farm fresh eggs. Store bought the yolks are paler, and they have no taste at all. Farm fresh the yolks are richer, tastier, and darker in color.
Stick a couple of solar panels on the roof, then a few fans in the barn, keep em cool 👍 and maybe add some batteries, then you can have lights in there too 😉
A solution for a feeding trough for the shorter animals is window flower boxes. They are only about 8" tall and you can get them in various lengths. You can also mount them to the bottom boards on the outside of the shed fence at ground level so they cant knock them around.
Buy you some reusable outdoor fire traps. I got about 10 of them around the farm and they all catch hundreds of flies each every day. I’ve tried all different kinds of beats the best by a long shot is chicken livers and water a little under half full with water