@georgeheller2281 thank you not to bad for the first one

Well people in Antarctica use electric fence to keep bears out, so it's doable

@@Earth_Care_Cowboy yes

@Earth_Care_Cowboy it's my first gate build, I think it turned out great but I'm a little concerned about the timeless post holding up.

@@406regen do you have a saint Croix ram you can sell?

Looking good 👍

@Earth_Care_Cowboy i don't have pure blooded st criox rams i raise katahdins and for the most part i had to start my flock by buying from everyone, I have a few good looking rams but have been debating with myself if I should bring in a pure blood of just let my rams get better over time.

Yeah he is coming along.

Glad you are enjoying the content.

@garneillboergoats3716 it wss a little rocky at the start but the sheep figured out that he was not quitting lol.

Hey how's it going ?

@kjcbjc1 thanks not too bad for the first new fence on the place.

Hope everything made it threw ok it sure was a nasty wind storm.

@@406regen oh yeah. Just a few light things blown around, but nothing like some folks had to deal with.

It definitely taste great

Yup it also have some homegrown pig fat that's rendering down .

It was a fun time, Ike and bear were passed out on the ride home 😆

I'm just glad my sheep were still where they belonged, 😆

@Financialwheez he was very nice to listen too, a very knowledgeable person .

@oldfarmerdan yeah pretty sure I just jammed it. A person dosen't realize how much are person uses a limb until they can't 🤣

Yes they can but so can any animal with poor management, sheep can also restore the land along with other animals with proper management, my sheep get moved in the growing season every day to new pasture and won't be back on the old pasture for at least a year. Thats what makes regenerative ag so exciting we as stewards of the land can manage to restore the soil and improve the land for future generations.

I like to think of it like getting the steam engine trains going slow to start moving but once it takes off look out lol

@WatchingwhatIcantafford-si3jp thank you it's even more exciting that this is just the beginning, i love your youtube handle 😆

Thanks for watching and commenting I really appreciate it.

It is a very beautiful state thanks for watching

Thanks for watching

@406regen Keep Posting that BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY!

@bethoden739 will do it's not as beautiful when it's-34 below zero but I will post that 2 lol

@SharonLooney-w5d that depends on your context the people are nice, but it is a hard environment the decent grocery stores are 52 miles away so is the hospital the next closest hospital is 92 miles away, the winters get extremely cold so if you are not prepared for it, it can unalive you in a hurry. We are starting to see wolf's and grizzly bears as well as mountain lions move into the area so there is that risk. Like I said it depends on what your context is you might feel more safe in a big city, I would feel less safe in a big city

@SharonLooney-w5d thank you for watching and commenting I hope I answered your question .

It really is! Thanks for watching

Yes it was

@Earth_Care_Cowboy thanks that yellow one is a awesome guardian dog he gets free range of this place

I am feeding them good quality hay, but any other supplemental feed is going to be extremely hard to find where I know what is in it, thank you for watching and commenting.

I hope so thank you for watching

@jb-vz4wb it would be very good news. I will have to recheck everything. Thanks for commenting and watching.

Around the 36 min mark uou mention prices. I am cheap. But the tough part for me is no transparancy. So if u cant know what ppl charge, and have to ask a favour to get a quote, I dont like to do business with them. A lot of established businesses act entitled, and like they arethe only ones who can do the job, which pushes me away.

@jb-vz4wb thanks for the feed back and the comments, thanks for watching.

Yeah it will get there, some day unrolling the hay really helps speed up the process

Thanks for watching and commenting.

Came out good and juicy.

@wallyyuriy8912 yeah it's not worked for me very well either yet but I will keep trying it's very hard to get something to start in a allready established field

@@406regen I agree. Grass locks up the nutrients. I resorted back to spraying glyphosate for pre seed. I wasted too much years trying without

@wallyyuriy8912 yeah that's kinda the options a person has unfortunately it's either spray or plow and even Gabe brown would rather spray then plow , my only things is this place hasn't had mass chemicals put on it for 30 years so I'm trying to not have to do that, but at some point I need to grow our own chicken and pig feed so a small field might have to be put into production or I lease some other land at some point.

@@406regen fair enough. Yeah. Trying small piece might be something to try

@@DieselDoc78 lol it is a big city 😂 for Us thanks for watching and commenting

They enjoyed getting to work some and the sheep didn't even blow through the fence, the dogs have a harder time getting the flock to move in the big bunch but I knew when I called the sheep and started walking to a corner the sheep would come running. So the dogs could have a win no matter what the sheep did.

@wallyyuriy8912 yeah ours hasn't had much choice either unfortunately, but if they do really good that means your animals have really good epigenetics for your area.

@oldfarmerdan yes it will catch snow it just needs to be in contact with the ground to be of more use.

Thanks for watching

@Moparmorgan live the name what do you have in the barn that's a someday restore? I have a 70 charger, and then mostly pickups and ramchargers.

@406regen Thanks! I've built a handful of 1st Gen short beds, and right now, I'm building a 71 Cuda.

@406regen Thanks! I've built a handful of 1st Gen short beds, and right now, I'm building a 71 Cuda.

Sweet my dream truck is a 84 crew cab cummins swapped. Some day

@wallyyuriy8912 yup I will say this my legs definitely got some training the last 2 days climbing in and out of the truck so much, and my shoulders, I was wishing I had electric traps on my trailer lol, 4 trucks 2 days over 130,000 bu transferred.

@@406regen I do short haul oilfield trucking. 7-10 loads a day. Wore out the door a few times on my classic.

@@wallyyuriy8912 you in Nd,Wy,or Tx?

@@406regen south east Saskatchewan

@@wallyyuriy8912 ah you are north East of me

@wallyyuriy8912 some most of the spring rains were when it was still when it was to cold to do much than the sun came out and for yhe most part the rain stopped

Thank you

@michaelholden9580 right you see alot of places but can hardly ever enjoy the veiw

@michaelholden9580 yeah I clean it a couple of times a day there is bee hives on my route so it don't stay long.

I wish I could drum up that amount of work 😩 the best harvest season I ever had was $32,000 but that was alot of 200 plus mile runs and my brother was in the same truck so it was flat out hauling. Thanks for taking the time to watch and comment, what looks to be a fly in the windsheild is a small chip in a month old window lol, I never made it that far north East in OK when I was over the road I would drop in from Dodge and go to Woodward and south from there.