How to Make Cattle Happy 

You might want to follow Nate and Jen at NarroWay Homestead. He always makes really interesting videos, and he's not afraid to talk about "failures" and how to improve stuff (right now his big thing is trying to train his LGD not to eat the duck eggs, or leave the area where the ducks are to go play with the new neighbors puppies, which isn't easy cause Az is still a puppy too).

​@@RamenNoodle1985 The 2 new kittens are adapting real well. Dagger's such a sweet older brother too.

@@RamenNoodle1985 I will look them up on RU-vid. We do an agriculture lessons for our small chicken pen. I failed to keep humans away from my chickens. We came out and found four of our chickens gone. I know wildlife would do something like that but they would not take down a camera and erase the footage and put it back up. I was really upset about it. So now we have more cameras hidden around where people can't see them but we can see people. We have alarms on coops and fences. And locks. Dogs with warning signs. And emus with warning signs too. I don't know what else to do. My kids were very upset and took a long time to get over the lost of their chickens. I pray no one comes around again. We are planning to add geese soon. I failed to get barn cats and we got over run by rats because the barn out back of my house (which is not mine) got rid of their cows. I didn't notice because I was so busy with my life until I noticed the rats chewed throw a water line under my house. I removed my birds to a friend's place and started over with barn/feral cats, with every trap and poison known to mankind. We had not had or seen any rat or rat carcass in about a month. But now we are planning for coyotes, raccoons, foxes, and fisher cats. I thinking three different kinds of fences and electric fence too. We have motion lights and cameras. And music with a outside dogs. The fencing is on the bottom of the runs with anti dig stakes too. Maybe you have any idea what else we can do to keep wildlife and humans away.

What are you planning teaching through that if I may ask?

@@nicholaslee722 omg I love the new kittens! But dang I feel bad for minion 😂

Reminds me of the old Duluth Trading commercials 😂

Toolbelt! I say this as an experienced sparky's right-hand man. Plumbers definitely have the heaviest tools, but electricians also carry a fair bit. A toolbelt is the best solution for eradication of "Builder's Crack" (as we call it in the UK). 🙂

Suspenders? As in the things women use to keep their stockings up?

maybe that's why mario and luigi wear overalls!

@GoldShawFarm, looks like you have a video title to change 😂

I love seeing Alison as well. Knowing how rare the spottings are...😂

I agree, not to mention this year's iteration of the mobile chicken coop. There's lots of cow patties to be scratched through and spread around. Hope Morgan shows that off soon.

'Brandy Looking Glass' would be a fine name for a fine girl.

Me too!! 😃

I'm also curious, I don't think I missed the explanation.

Yes I can't believe he did not explain to us what that huge tube sock was. I kept waiting like 'surely he's going to go over this' .... Came to the comments to see what I could find... Nothing. This has to be intentional and I wonder when he's going to reveal it. Also I'm curious if it's something to keep flies away?

Maybe it's salt? Never seen it like that, but was my first thought. Cattle needs minerals salt for health and to drink more water.

I use his videos for homeschool lessons for my kids. Every morning my kids sit down and watch his videos while eating breakfast after morning chores. They love them and we don't miss him only by a few minutes. Even the farm meetings are interesting to my oldest child. So they are great.

Thank you for sharing, so good to hear that. God bless you 😊

I was afraid the cattle would poke their eye on the bolt once the brush fell off

That's an excellent idea.

@@chadschmutz147 Do you?