At end of video, Michelle was NOT happy. We are so blessed that she has warmed up to the camera and willing to share her knowledge. I can tell she really loves her sheep.
It’s like pulling teeth to get her or William on camera but I assured her that her knowledge would likely help a number of people… so she reluctantly agreed.
IF I got my wife to do a video it would probably be the same haha. Our women are so darn smart though. I think this will really help, thanks Michelle!!!
I'm so glad Michelle decided to help us out with what she knows and I'm glad that she has gotten over some of that reservation in the more recent videos.😊 That sheep looked pretty happy taking her "medicine" btw!
I was born in France and I remember my grandfather and mother would walk thru the woods and fields and they would tell me and my brother about the plants that had medicinal benefits. I love watching the two of you discussing alternatives to “ pharma” solutions! Love your channel just found it! Loved the video of you and your son talking like true pimps- LOL
I appreciate the video. Im currently trying to nurse a goat that is under the weather. I just got these goats this year, so I'd rather not cull for obvious reasons. I know this video is for sheep but those are next on the list, hopefully this tonic will cross over both species. Take care
So I started following y'all about a month ago, and the info and knowledge you give out is fantastic! My wife and I will be moving soon to our homestead (hopefully this fall or winter) and I've been binge watching your channel every day since! But I have to say, Michelle, you have inspired my wife in ways that you can't believe! I grew up in a small farming town in Utah, and it was a bit of a challenge to convince my wife to want to homestead. But I've shared numerous of your videos with my wife, and every time she sees Michelle, it gives her more motivation to take this journey for our family. Don't be so camera shy 😉 you do good things!
I had a sheep with an abscess and it went away on its own. It took a cpl weeks. My hunch is that it burst on its own and the tissue healed. She looks like she absolutely doesn't want to be there. Just a hunch.
Thank you Michelle, this was the info I was looking for; I'm gonna pick up Pat's Natural care book for my Goats. :) Great list off supplies for the med cupboard; thanks again!
I have had success with goat using garlic ginger cayenne pepper cider vinegar and honey or molasses with slippery elm. I gave some to my lamb after watching this for 1st time ...because I could not get ingredients you have now. it helped I love this video and Thank You! I just wanted to share the fact that that mix helps alot to balance the gut of a non lactating or preggers goat or sheep. equal parts fresh garlic and ginger kitchen cayenne Yummy bbq sauce leave out the slippery elm
Best books ever, we've had them in our home library for ages 👍 Wild rosehips are very high in vitamin C also. Regarding garlic. Husband took a Master Herbalist course & was taught that processed garlic pills aren't very good because, they kill the medicinal value via processing.Raw garlic clove is the best/more effective. Good job guys, thanks for helping others who need more, "alternative methods".
Watching from South America from Ecuador! What a great video! Thank you for sharing your knowledge with the world! I would like to ask, how long did you give the above mixture (molasses, Vit. C etc.) to your sheep? Sending you both hugs from across the miles! (((((((((((((((((((((((((((hugs)))))))))))))))))))))))))
I hadn’t seen this video. Those two books look good. What is the condition of the sheep that had CL? Comfrey for the sheep 🤔 Thanks for sending the link !
@@PermaPasturesFarm21 good to hear. I love learning about natural solutions. I’m glad Michelle does what she believes is best for the animals. It takes courage to stand for your values . You made a statement about not reproducing animals with issues. That is good advice. Thanks for the help!
Do you have any experience with worms in cattle and how to treat them? Or any experience with cattle who have lost weight due to worms/ weather and how to improve their health? Thanks in advance
