I’m glad you liked it 👍🏻

They were something I pulled out of a skip whilst working on a building site, I’m sure they are purlins which are part of the structure of large warehouse type buildings. Hope this helps.

Generally when they're that young the only thing you'd have to worry about is worms, sheep parasites don't cross with humans typically. You also generally don't have to worry about parasites so long as you're giving them a decent life. That means minerals, and more to eat than just grass. You at least need alfalfa or clover too. But like goats sheep will definitely get down on some trees and other browse as well. As far as refrigerating it's best to let them hang for a few days in a 35-45 °F ice box if you can typically that's not always possible if you don't have a spare. One parasites and bacteria, but it firms the meat up and makes processing easier. Back to the decent life you'll also get a way better quality animal giving the minerals better forage and supplementing w a little grain say 4-8 oz a day. Where I'm at between mineral, alfalfa and supplementary barely the costs in that are equal or less than the animal itself maybe $200 for a year khatadin generally will go for about $200 here at 6 months old, a bigger Cheviot or something similar to what this gentleman had for like $300+ It's definitely worth it in the quality of the product to go that extra mile but also to give the animal the best life it can have.

Hi Declan, I’m glad you’re enjoying the chicken videos. I only have White Rock chickens that I’m breeding at the moment, good laying birds but not particularly big for the table. I might be able to sort a dozen out, I’m having problems with magpies steeling eggs at the moment. Drop me an email @ [email protected] and we can chat, I’ve lots of pork too

I used Cyril Bason last year but in not sure if they’re still going, I do have details of another company. Once I find the paperwork I’ll send you a message.

@@doingoutdoors875 ok mate, thanks.

@@doingoutdoors875 Another question whilst I think about it, where did you source your Indian game eggs from? I'd like to buy some and either some Sasso or Hubbard, but I'm not having much luck, especially with the latter.

Good to be back

Not very good, they didn’t grow any faster or bigger than any other breed or cross that I’ve grown before. Apart from the Ross Cobb birds that I grew last year which grew extremely fast

back on it now! New vids on the regular 🤞🏻

@@doingoutdoors875 sound. Me and tightpants need sumat to watch in the digs 😅

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Thanks Declan, Everything is good. i have been out and done some recording this morning, should have a new video out later today.

@@doingoutdoors875 brilliant that's great news, I look forward to it!

Thanks I’m glad you’re enjoying the videos.

Thanks. No bumper yields, but I’ll keep trying. 😅

apologies for the music. I'm learning

Thanks Ted. No shakes here, not yet anyway 😅

First of all I’d start with things that you most like to eat. Potatoes are quite easy to grow and can go into a lot of meals. Onions and garlic are always on my list of must grow vegetables also runner beans are easy to grow and good to eat. And I like carrots so always give them a go but can be tricky to germinate sometimes. Try not to get bogged down with growing too many different varieties at first. Hope this helps 👍🏻

Thanks

I know, I’ve had a few comments about the terrible music.

It’s too cruel

Mind your own business

Islam and science 😅

@@nextbanker9538 as i said i will not say a word regarding religion but without knowledge you cannot convince someone.

You mean islam the pagan moon god. Joke. Do your research, Islam was started 600 years after the death of Christ. How could he be The one true living God.