We don't have enough Pasture. Raising Turkeys in our Lawn next to the House. 

Hi.... Evan and Rebecca thanks you for showing your video homestead beautiful great good job BYE 👋 bye 👋 bye 👋 bye 👋👍👍👍

Great Job Guy's on getting ur Turkeys moved to the Lawn.

I loved the way you were able to interpret Rebecca's message when she "ran over the rope."

Everywhere round about me is clear blue skys but over me it's raining lol classic,I haven't laughed that much for years Evan thanks

Thanks guys

All animals lookimg great and the 2 of you also .....gotta go check the sheep

mount one of those old screen door springs to the top center of the chicken tractor frame and the attach it to the rope. when not towing it around the spring retracts and keeps the rope off the ground

Rebekah you are just too much. Your farmer flip flops make me smile. Glax you got your turkeys moved successfully. Be safe. Till next time..

Awesome guys. Your getting very busy now. Lol❤❤

Rebecca is the cow whisperer. She makes friends with all of the animals,but she has a special relationship with the cows. Always does.

Rebekah intro!!!! YES!!!!

Rebecca will be running the show soon. Great work

You could also use a longer ground rod with the same fencer to save money.

Great Video as always 👍

looked like a good opportunity to turn the compost pile

To improve your ground, place a milk jug or bucket of water near the ground rod with a pin hole in it to keep the ground moist. It will conduct electricity better in dry weather

Enjoyed your video

Very interesting. Great video.

Thanks for sharing ! You guys make a great team !

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I would put lime down or something to kill bacteria after cleaning before I put in fresh straw etc. for the chicks.

I just love it when you show all the animals and you both work so well together !!! Love your channel !!!

About the weather, welcome to my world. Heat advisory in effect 108 up to 114.

Hi turkeys look great. What are your white ducks. Have a great day.

When we cleaned the chicken house in preparation for new birds we cleaned the floor and then sprayed down the walls/cages to clean them. After drying we spayed the area with nicotine sulfate to eliminate insects and allowed the area to rest for about 10 days to break any pest cycles.

The struggle is real. Ain't raining except on you when you're trying to do work.

Multiple ground rods,put one long one next to the frost free hydrant when it drains every time you use it there's moisture, nothing will help as much as rain

Your pigs are so huge! They must love their new surroundings. Free ranging chickens will make free ranging nests😉

What an idyllic lifestyle! And all it takes is constant, unremitting toil, planning and investment ..... Thank you for sharing!

You mean you "mowed over the rope" hahaha!

Good afternoon from Casey Illinois, happy Turkey moving day🦃

Tell Rebecca I thought I seen a mouse running across the dash of you truck....LOL

Thought we’re looking in better shape, thanks for confirming. You should consider protein shakes = good protein hit + hydration!!

We just found a nest full of eggs and floating them found some of the bad ones but not all so beware of the ones that didn't float!

That adds a whole new meaning to a Turkey Trot! When those 21 get to be full grown that is going to be one crowded tractor.

I always have to look several times and when there is rain. I’m in Northern CA maybe the last time it rained was Feb/March? With your nice garage/workshop, couldn’t you put the portable Turkey/Chicken tree and it would be out of the elements and weeds and not break down so fast. Oh no, No masks when cleaning the poultry pen? And sandles. Rebekah, are you wanting to visit work on your day off? Your Homestead grounds always looks nice, and you both work.

Thx

nothing like some sky juice

I can tell you both love your animals. They are given a great life there at your ranch.

Do the pigs have a date yet? How is the car mouse? Tell Rebecca that you can place a snake to rid of the mouse. 😂😂😂😂

That'll help fertilize your yard too.

Suggestion: put a Fender Washer on your rope before you tie the knot on your chicken tractor

I use a wood bit to drill in the ground.

Looks like some good eating is coming your way. The beef, hogs and turkeys are looking really good. Blessings🙂

If I were a farm animal, I would definitely want to live at Country View Acres!!! Y’all take such great care of all your animals!!! 💕

Hay Evan awesome video all your animals look great can't wait to see your Turkey's get big thank you for sharing blessings to you and your family

Since the turkey tractor is so close to building power, locate the power supply there and run a fence wire to the tractor.

It's so frustrating for us when we find eggs in other areas rather than the nest box. We've been lucky so far, I like that you feed your questionable eggs to the pigs, my wife will boil ours and feed them back to the chickens. Good luck with the turkey and the up and coming chicks. Thanks for sharing, I hope you have a nice week!

Thank you for sharing. Good luck w/ the new chicks.🐂

Love your channel Evan and Rebecca ❤

Hello Rebecca!! I Love Your Guys Channel!! ❤🌻🙋‍♀️

Great team work

Pour water around and on the ground spike.......turn off the fence first of course.

through a bucket of water on the stakes (ground).

Rebecca, do the ducks come up to the house porch and announce they're hungry or did they when seeing you come outdoors? A nice day on the farm video. 👍👍👍

Wow the pigs sure have grown fast. Turkeys are looking good. Glad to see this cooler weather finally moved back in. Great work guys

Hi Evan and Rebecca the pig's are getting so big I enjoy watching your videos. 👍👍

Hey its called sweat equity right!

On the absolute hottest day of my life we had a temperature of 104. And it rained no where else but my workplace. Which increased the humidity to far worse than it had been. I survived that day. But I never want to see it again. 😊

Greetings to all including animals. Rebekah, you and that guy who follows you around have good videos, always, but I think this was one of my favorites. It had it all - happy pigs, tractor work, working on (turkey) tractors, cleaning barns, chicken's egg surprise, adolescent turkeys, steer and Mia. (I saw you picking out the pit in the peaches..) Y'all's Carolina friend.

I like Rebecca in the video's 👍When feeding my neighbor's sheep I gave them some leaves from a wild plum tree. The sheep loved them. Do you have any wild plum trees?

I would suggest you get a small wheel barrow to use when cleaning in the barn. That way there would be less handling of the manure.

We were having small eggs from our chickens. I added some Omega 3 stuff to their water and they started laying larger heartier eggs with much thicker and stronger shells. It’s called Layer Boost with Omega-3 by durvet.

Enjoyed watching. Always something going on😊😊😊

Haven't seen your dogs!

What about the other side of the pond where the trailors were?

got my coffee

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Hi, If if helps, I saw on another RU-vid channel that before driving temporary fence posts, they used a drill and a drill bit to put holes in the dry ground first. Love the channel and seeing what you are doing to improve your land.

Evan, if you mow some hay I'm sure it will rain enough to let the ground rod work and make it easier to step in the turkey fence. It seems to rain every time you cut hay.

Saving yourself some steps, I don’t blame you. Little piggies are getting fat. God bless, love ya ❤

Hi, Rebekah and Evan! That’s a well constructed tractor for the turkeys. Can they fly yet!

That went well, got the turkey's moved and the barn ready for the new arrivals. Ham n eggs and peaches go well together too. Apples n beef goes well too, have to try some with peaches and see how they go together. Thanks for sharing with us, keep up the fun and the good videos. Fred.

Great stuff Rebecca and Evan!!! Thank you all for sharing your journey!! Rebecca you take such great care of all your animals!!! I remember when I was a very young child, my grandparents fed their animals before they ate !!! God bless you all!!!! Eddy

If the chickens just started laying the eggs will get larger as time goes on, pullet eggs are usually small for a few months to a year then they get bigger.

You guys are lucky. Our state of Louisiana has been in a drought. Extremely dry. Hasn't rained in 42 days straight. Our highs during that time has been above 105 on up. Yesterday was 110. I kid you not. I was smart when I purchased land all the way up to 1 of the lakes and bayous that pass through our area. You could always put bucket with several small holes and let gravity do its job to keep ground moist near the rods.

You need to put a circulation fan to blow cool air through their pen because on windless days they might experience heat stroke !!! That gray tarp will absorb high levels of UV and radiate that heat INTO their pen !

Might not need to let them out so early in the morning- wait until 11 am or so, by then most of them will have laid in the nest box by then.

I do think it is nice to find out that Rebecca can make goof ups too. I do it a lot it seems. You are getting a great deal of experience with the different farm animals, and slowly, but surely, setting up the necessary infrastructure. So hang in there. This could be a dumb question, but I have no experience with ducks, and am not sure about the reason you have them. I do have an idea for putting those small posts into the ground. I have seen people use an electric drill to make a hole probably a little smaller than the posts. It saves the work of hammering. I do hope your weather has improved. We were Very Humid and Hot last week until a storm system came through, and with-it severe weather. I believe there were 7 tornadoes with the storm. One was about 14 miles from us and it rolled 17 semi-trucks and some cars over on I-96, in mid-Michigan. One EF-2 massively damaged a centennial farm about 3 miles from where my family lives and only 13 or so miles from us. And there are trees and branches down all over the place. It happened just as the schools were having the year’s first football games. We didn’t lose power, but it seems like most everyone else in the area did. That is certainly one occasion (as long as there was no damage) that your solar energy would be very useful.

Hens laying anywhere can be surely frustrating. I have had several hens who refused to lay in there coop. Avoid releasing them until late afternoon. Maximum a week and you will be grateful

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yall havent really been showing the steers as much as in the past is this because you have they jurseys?

You should watch the making pets of animals you will put down.

Here is my question where does someone buy the white fence material you have there

Think my comment on the last video got delete😢d. So you have lost a ffew gopro in the last few weeks. Just wonder8ng which model

Did you ever catch the car mouse? Susan

How long do you raise the turkeys? The turkey farm next to me feed them for about 20 weeks. Which pushes them to close to 50#. Do you water glass any of your chicken eggs?

those arent guenie eggs r they hard to see on cam

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why you letting all those weeds grow up next to the barn behind the chicken tractor???

Eggs seem normal for my european eyes! guess everything is bigger in the US

What works better upright freezer or chest freezer, thanks

Enviromax spray will breakup that soil easily

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Those ducks are eating like pigs

Don't ya hate it when a city boy like me interjects?? If they float they aren't as fresh, but they may still be fine to eat if cooked. Just sayin.