My First Baby Lamb! How to Raise 100% Grass Fed Sheep

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See my new lamb babies, learn all about rotational grazing using electric netting and 2 line. Learn how to feed a livestock guardian dog with sheep using a special feeder. See my new sheep shade structure.
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0:00 Intro
0:58 Two line electric for sheep
2:02 Netting VS Two Line
2:33 How to Keep in Rams or Deer Out
3:49 Sheep Shade Structure
4:41 Sheep Proof Dog Feeder
6:09 Paddock Design for Efficiency
8:20 Story of Lamb Being Born
11:25 How are My Separated Rams
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5 авг 2024

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@NaturesAlwaysRight Год назад

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@alexandersalamon7242 Год назад

Man you live my dream life I’m going to be 50 years old in less than four months and I’m still stuck in California I hate my life here I love your life you have found and have out-there

@dylantkl Год назад

Same here Alexander. I am tired of the city lifestyle and I feel I need a different lifestyle. Farming is hard work but I feel it is much more rewarding and meaningful.

@myurbangarden7695 Год назад

Have you looked into the OKC area? They are really hurting for residents.

@HeartinessApproach Год назад

I was happy to find your channel. My husband and I have the channel called heartiness approach. We have a milk cow and raise our own eggs and meat chickens and then layers. We want very much to have sheep but have not ventured into it yet. I was very glad to find your channel since you are a first time Shepherd and it can give me the courage and the knowledge to be able to start this process. I have subscribed.

@NaturesAlwaysRight Год назад

You should go for it! If you can handle a dairy cow you are more than up for the challenge.

@deannacornett3940 Год назад

Information is educational as always Steven. Really enjoyed the beautiful film quality of this video. New baby lambs are just precious, and the beauty of of it all came across in such a special way. Loved it!

@CharlesGann1 Год назад

Appreciate your putting out this video.Good to see you able to transition from nets to two wire.Thinking of sheep but still timid. This is encouraging to move forward.

@unitedstatesdale Год назад

A long way from La mesa. We miss your epic produce. _Blessings_

@sparrowsknow8491 Год назад

Been following your channel for a couple years and just noticed you made an appearance on the Ozarks Legacy film… very cool. Love seeing my worlds collide and see that bears are actually everywhere. ❤thanks for your content. Keep crushing

@thomasreto2997 Год назад

These videos you produce have fantastic content. This is exactly what I want to do with our new property (which is rented out for now)on 4 agricultural zoned acres in Hawaii. We are hoping to see you at the HOA conference in Frontroyal Virginia next weekend. 🌈😃🤙

@NaturesAlwaysRight Год назад

Thanks Thomas. I won't be coming this year but maybe next!

@gvas7560 Год назад

So happy for you Steven. All your sheep look very healthy and happy. Keep up the good work God bless you

@nicholasmacinnis1486 Год назад

Sheep netting can be frustrating at times but overall I really utilize it and plan on investing in more. Works great for cattle too. Great video Steven.

@alisonkirton8377 Год назад

thanks Stephen 😊 always find your content super helpful! We just purchased our LGD puppy this week and will be picking up 5 pure bred St Croix in a few weeks as soon as we have finished our fence! We are doing woven wire perimeter with one strand hot wire to connect the paddocks like you are doing. We also have netting, but thanks for the warning about sheep getting caught! Will bear that in mind. We are new to this too!

@holisticheritagehomestead Год назад

Such a great video! We want to raise sheep, but still have more to learn. This was motivating. Thank you. Be well.

@NaturesAlwaysRight Год назад

I'm glad it was motivating. You'll get there, you're wise to wait till you feel ready.

@thelittlelearningfarm622 Год назад

I can’t wait to see how you set this up. We are working on getting our first sheep and learning how to do rotational grazing.

@NaturesAlwaysRight Год назад

That's fantastic you're going to have a blast!

@frankenz66 Год назад

Great setup! Loved raising sheep, but it was nearer 30 years ago.

@jamespinckney7304 Год назад

Wow, just found your channel and you were in a backyard in San Diego. This is amazing to see :). We raised painted desert sheep for a couple years. Though stubborn at times sheep are my favorite backyard animal.

@frankenz66 Год назад

You are great at this! Your videos are really some of the best! Thanks!

@ajoshmiller Год назад

Thanks for sharing. I agree with you on the netting and danger to some animals. I had a 2-3 week old calf get caught in some poultry netting. Luckily I saw it happen and was able to get it out.

@NaturesAlwaysRight Год назад

Oh man that's so good you caught it! I had a neighbors dog get caught in it too, luckily the neighbor got me in time before it died.

@AboveandBeyond44 Год назад

Very nice Steven! 😎👍

@challengingkitchen3554 Год назад

Amazing video 💯

@nathanrittenhouse3589 Год назад

Great job

@kristywhited8857 Год назад

I followed a link today for "skyrocketing meat prices" but instead it took me to this "joy of sheep" video. Not sure if anyone will see this comment, but hoping you get that sorted out so I can watch the other video. :-)

@ajoshmiller Год назад

That was the title when I first watched it - it must have been changed.

@NaturesAlwaysRight Год назад

I was playing with the titles to test the algorithm.

@himalayansaltlamp5902 Год назад

Living the dream😊

@meganwright2738 Год назад

What advice do you have for those moving and starting to farm in a new zone/climate? We will be in a very similar area. Do you have advice for setting up a homestead? Harvesting hardwoods? Etc.

@NaturesAlwaysRight Год назад

My videos the last 2 years cover a lot of that in detail.

@tonycanaris1778 Год назад

Long t I'm me since we have not seen your educational videos .

@MrJord17 Год назад

You could buy a used trampoline. A friend of mine that keeps sheep uses those.

@stephanieroyal3453 Год назад

I really couldn't eat the sheep because they are so cute and I would fall in love with them.

@ArcsandSparks315 Год назад

Bro get a welder and and smash the ends of your conduit pipe or chain link fence pipe. And weld your structures wicked light and super strong. I use greenhouse channel and wiggle wire to attach weather tight barriers to them. Great job your doing on your homestead!

@ezforsaken Год назад

Agree, also it's cheaper in the long run, fasteners sometimes can cost a lot!

@NaturesAlwaysRight Год назад

You're right man I do really need to get a welder! Great idea of attaching the wiggle wire.

@honeycaffena4897 Год назад

Yes, agree about meat available in the future! Please share more information! By the way, how many acres do you have the sheep on?

@NaturesAlwaysRight Год назад

That field is about 4 acres. The sectioned off paddock is 1/2-3/4acre

@gazellecarlson6543 Год назад

nice...

@losnolt Год назад

I’m thinking of getting a mobile ram pen like Justin Rhodes has and use it to move 3 or 4 sheep around my farm. Think that could work?

@ericvault Год назад

Of course, hope you go for it. 👍

@ishaqmartinez301 4 месяца назад

I’ve always wanted to start but I didn’t know how to get started I live in a city and I am willing to learn and move off the grid to raise my own animals how can I get started ?

@ho11ywoodromance Год назад

🍖

@Puffenough666 Год назад

You should get a sickle bar mower and mow your hay with that instead of a bush hog.

@NaturesAlwaysRight Год назад

His cutter will be fixed next time. The bush hog is modified to shoot the grass to one side.

@jpablo9183 Год назад

I have about 2.5 acres which is all grass aside from my house. Do I have enough space to raise sheep? If so, what do you think is the maximum amount I can have? Thanks!

@moonafarms1621 Год назад

I would say only two ewes would be sustained by that acreage, if you're wanting to minimize your budget in supplementing hay during winter/early spring.

@moonafarms1621 Год назад

You're going to need to make a few different pastures and rotate as well if you want to minimize parasite exposure too. Pumpkins are those ewes favorite to rid of some parasites too.

@Kurdedunaysiri Год назад

Do not kill them 😊

@bearsbreeches 4 месяца назад

A 'baby lamb' ?

@marycerullo8455 Год назад

I have watched you from time, but I find the lack of any food preserving techniques leaves your channel lacking. What to do with all the food that you grow is what will address the food shortage issue you are basing your channel on. We will starve over the winter when there’s nothing in the pantry to sustain us. You’re just another guy that grows food and that’s all.

@NaturesAlwaysRight Год назад

I've been thinking about that exact thought recently! The last many years I've been practicing all those skills behind the scenes and just made my channel about farming only. I think I'm going to change that soon. I was the guy growing food 12 years ago before youtube when hardly anyone even thought you could make a living or do it using the most advanced natural techniques. I'm hardly just another guys that grows.