These Geese Need a New Home 

Agreed

Agreed here also.

He wrote that music for Alfred?

Does Alfred have a yt channel?

@@knoahbody69 where does it say he wrote it? Lol it just says she appreciates the jingle

He is a great leveller for sure.

Delightful jingle......ha haaa

That's actually a good idea. I think he should put up a trail cam on some of his posted no trespassing signs as well. Since they keep disappearing or falling down. Might just be nature getting rid of them but it also might have been encouraged too.

He may already have. Best not to advertise something like that on RU-vid or other social media.

He should advertise that he's doing it near Toby because it's a deterrent.

Yes. Inherited family farm, with 20+ acres in woods. Started telling hunters I didn't know / without permission, to leave. Neighbor warned me, "They might burn down your barn." I was a little nervous for awhile ....

Lol I think Toby thinks you talk to your camera too much the way he looks at you when you are busy talking on a video lol 😂😂😂😂😂😂

of course they wouldnt. Hunters tend to hate most people online whos against them. In person however is another thing

Yeah, I suspected that would happen since he hyper focused on the hunting aspect of it. I still think he should have focused more on getting posting laws made less arduous to start.

I saw that. It’s frustrating but I guess they will use misinformation to push their POV. Facts be damned!

Don't expect a lot of brain cell activity from them!

I really don’t understand why these idiots don’t think he has the right to tell people not to hunt on his land. He’s being nice about it I don’t think I could be as contained as him.

that would be cool! Include baby birds in the spring and snowy woods/orchard for the winter etc. I don't like merch usually but calendar I'd buy.

Molly kept attacking Ginny when the food was moved a few feet away lol Bantam mom all the way!

Hierarchy Morgan: Owner of property with full control (Dictator) House cat: Vice-Dictator with half control over the Media. Toby dog: Commander and control of the whole farm in other larger than rats and commanding the cats below to follow his rule ordered by Morgan and the Vice-Dictator. Pablo cat: Control of Farm and order of rodents in the area and a officer Molly cat: Capturing of the infiltrators of the farm however is a high ranking soldier. Goose leader, Duck leader, and Chicken leader: Control the local regions of the area and populational control. Goose, ducks, and chickens: Citizens Ginny cat: Still learning in Middle school.

It's definitely not Molly lmaoo

By the looks of things, it is a roller, a pipe roller. It already exists and is used quite often. For example, you can see Collin Furze use it a lot for his metal bending.

In the first video where My Buddy Alfred made his debut in full song, he showed the beginnings of the pipe bending machine. He talks about some of the mechanics in it. I can't find the video tho, but its at least a year old!

@@RealDragonDean I know it's a pipe roller/bender. I have used a few different kings in the years I have been a metalworker. But it's always nice to see something new.

@@lachlanhudson7404 Yeah I remember seeing it when it first came out but I'm interested in seeing a video on the machine.

I know nothing about stuff like this, but I too am interested😊👍🏼

Just to be funny, does it have a bucket ring?

@@StoneKathryn sure why not🤣

Apparently I fell for it too. Sometimes clickbait can be kind of fun.

It also really helps that he gets right to the real point and doesn't mislead us until the end like some people do

@@MtnNerd yeah and ultimately it wasn't wrong or inaccurate or misleading - we the viewer just automatically assumed something went wrong xD

I was thinking oh no did the bucket duck spread the infection, very clever title

It is meaning they need a new house he just worded it definitely

Excellent advice

I'm pretty sure this exists already ...

@@TigreDemonA tool may already exist that accomplished the task (bending the pipe); but, Alfred’s mechanism, for accomplishing the same task, may be different. That’s the case where the patent would be applicable. Especially if it is cheaper to produce than current mechanisms.

@@BUDDHAZAPHA I'm pretty sure it's the exact same thing though ... it just bends the pipe by increasing the distance at each turn and the pipe goes in -> out -> decrease distance -> in -> out.

Three roller pipe benders are not "novel", the basis of patentability. Looks nicely made, if over built.

Good point! maybe a run of hog or cattle panels, that will work to keep the larger predators out. Nothing works against rats, though, not even cats.

Green scaffolding debris netting is often used.

the sides have to be 10 ft high from ther look on his tractor ye but im sure his buddy Alfred is aware of it:P

@@Sxxmaschine You know how Morgan is sometimes ;D

But what about wind resistance with higher structures? Won’t that become an issue?

​@@Katojana But Alfred would have caught it, even if Morgan had the oversight.

Bouquet = bucket duck with french twist

@@kathleenconte3360 like on "Keeping Up Appearances" tv show from England

@@susanbender2953 Love that show.

Hyacinth Bucket🥰

@@janebrummett8014 Yes! two thumbs up

That is awesome!

Do it! Maybe it will become as popular as the Gelatinous Cube.

I had an idea to make a goose/hydra combo. It is a multi headed goose that has the regen of a hydra. Cut one head off, and two more grow. It is the size of a hydra, and has the temperament of a goose. Also thought of a grizzly bear/tarantula cross called a Bearantula.

@@marclytle644 I love your Quaken! That would be a most fierce of monsters.

@@marclytle644 I've thought of a giant centipede crossed with a spider. A pair of horizontal centipede fangs, and a pair of spider fangs; so 4 venomous fangs total. 8 eyes obviously; with some eyes giving it really good view of its sides and rear; helping it keep track of its flanks and allowing it to make the full use of its body. It is long and flexible like a centipede with dozens of legs, but the legs are spider-like (think house centipede, but even more spider-like legs). And a puffy spider butt on the end for producing the silk for webs, support lines, tangling opponents, and wrapping prey in a silk coffin. Not as dangerous as a Bearantula, unless you make it extra large. But it can be useful if you need a creepy crawly.

That is a very good idea.

Not really an "invention" tbh, I've seen this kind of things bending pipes for a long time now

Maybe she thinks out where she can see 360 with Toby Patrolling feels safe? Remember, she's built weather proof for that time of year.

Her instinct tells her to nest where her wild cousins do. She knows nothing of safe and dry.

@@JonFrumTheFirst Could be. Fair enough.

@@baskervillebee6097 Yes & duck do like the wet.

Ducks are... Not the best mothers sometimes. Geese will sit and brood a clutch of eggs, but ducks will lay them wherever sometimes, especially if their mom instincts haven't kicked in!

I have been told never to do that and I just ignore the feed store where I buy my chicks from. I've raised turkeys with my chickens and ducks before. They have never gotten each other sick. I don't know why they spread these lies here in the US. I free range them all on my property.

That is a great way to revitalize your soil! Wonderful. I can't keep my ducks inside the barn in the winter. They have a coop outside. I've heard leaves are good to use for ducks too but wood chips sounds great. Thanls for sharing this.

You're 4th

Why would you put a floor inside the hoop house?

Duck thoughts of revenge no doubt.

They are the cutest! Like moving bowling pins.

Agrde 100% this is the most refreshing channel for interesting content and just sheer niceness and don't deride that as it seems to be quite scarce these days

@@VeganSemihCyprus33 Thanks a lot ✍️noted🙏🏼

I love my Great Pyrs, but sometimes I end up feeling bad and worried about the food thing. I'm like, "PLEASE JUST EAT" even though I know they will when they are hungry. It can feel like your dog is on a hunger strike sometimes. lmao.

@@horticulturist2338 It is basically their true nature playing out, the fact that a Pyrenees can last days without food and still produce effective body activity is amazing. Its also why the Spaniards and that of the Romen's later, bred these animals to guard that of sheep/livestock. Pyrenees are very closely tied to that of their historical gene pool (Wolves).

My Border Collies always had food and would not eat if they felt they needed to be on watch.

@@horticulturist2338 If you're really worried take a trip to a PetSmart that has a Banfield vet office. When I was taking my dog they had a big scale built into the front counter that was low to set cages or to easily be stepped onto . Even just passing it Charlie would walk on just to smell it. I'm sure they wouldn't mind you getting a quick weight just to set your mind at ease that he's eating enough. You also could make some yummy bone broth. It's really easy. Especially with a crockpot. You can use saved bones or buy cheap chicken for it. Then you get both cooked chicken & bone broth. You can remove the meat after it's cooked & then keep cooking for a day or so. The bones might even dissolve some. Just don't use anything with too much or any seasoning bad for them. But most of all strain it for any little bone pieces & toss them. There's recipes online. I saw one vet just use a whole chicken once. I tried it for my cats but they just wanted the meat. So now they occasionally get freezer burnt boiled chicken as a treat with nothing added. My Dad actually had an extremely thin border collie. Even too thin for the border collie breed. He'd feed her lots of things. She liked everything in stew but the peas. Those she left in the bottom of the bowl. I've never figured out how she did that. He'd also get her cheap hot dogs. Until one time they were so cheap she refused to eat them. Kind of scary actually. Uh I don't recommend more than the occasional bite of a humans hot dog. Better to do things like boiled meat or pumpkin.y cats still get some though. Just not much since they only know they're getting some. Not how much.

@@Nirrrina I appreciate that, but I know it's just the way the breed is. She just weighed in at 116, so I know she's doing alright as far as weight is concerned. Like Gruwski was saying, sometimes they just don't eat as much as you would think they should for a dog their size.

I don't know why but I'd love to see the invention & especially find out if it's cheaper for folks. If so it could really help out a lot of smaller farmers.

If Rosie is the little one, goose eggs will be too big, or rather the goslings will be too big for her to brood to the right temperature. Also he will have to moisten the eggs twice a day as geese have a higher humidity to chickens. I hatched 3 goose eggs under a large breed chicken and that was maximum I would advise.

I had geese as a child and my gokse was an amazing mom she hatched all her eggs. Only thing was she flew out of tge pen yes she really did and built her nest where she chose and itwas successsful. Only thing she ate all my Mothers peonies!!!

@@hectorskmetija3015 My only successful hatch was a chicken hen who hatched out a goose this year. None of the other broodies managed anything. So, I have a Very Large and Confused Chicken who is just now starting to hang around with the geese. She didn't have any troubles with the egg and I did nothing different. A Silkie hen can hatch a single goose egg or several normal chicken eggs. They are true bantams, so I would try anything more than a few eggs due to their size.

@@goldengryphon I'm glad your chicken was successful, I'm always sad when after all that sitting nothing happens. But for the healthiest outcome, it is best to increase humidity if goose eggs are under a chicken.