What did you do to the honey to make it look white? Is it whipped? 🤔 What type of nectar is it? It looks delicious!

Hi there, just caught your video. Thank you for posting.

We just did our very first goat today!! I wish I had seen this first! But we have a lot more to do later!

Thanks

Organs ? Food ?

is this also can be applied to chicken?

Appreciate this upload! Can you direct me to the keychain device? Thanks again and stay well.

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Aren’t you off swamp loggers or what ever the show was called ???

You talk to damn much

How big are they now

If this is the case why don't you see duck eggs in the grocery store instead of chicken eggs, I've heard the exact opposite chickens lay more eggs

Another case of the blind leading the blind...so many things wrong. If you are trying to learn off this, keep searchin'.

What do you use your wood chips for?

Are you in New River?

What is the purpose of doing this?

Nice! Do you recommend Muscovy ducks for the heat? I want to get pekins but I heard they don’t do well in the heat

That’s wild. Where did you get your incubator and at what point do you take them from the mother duck?

Do you eat them?

I really like how you talked about the meaning of their little lives. Thank you 🥺

I’m also in the desert and about to get some ducks! I’m so glad I found your channel!

Helpful info thanks

Tip: don't use pine shavings, as the resin is aromatic and very difficult on their respiratory systems. Kiln-dried pine can be used in a pinch but drying/heating doesn't remove the irritating resins. Over time, this can cause respiratory distress and make them more prone to infection. Also, the best foods that I've found are Kalmbach natural duck food (with yeast) for little babies and Mazuri waterfowl maintenence for older ones.

I have ducks . Specifically I have too many drakes and they are meant as pets . And I just don’t have it in me even tho that was pretty fast . Idk why but I’d much faster do that to someone I don’t like lol. What should I do?

Just wondering if this worked for you? We tried this for three days and then once we put them back together within a couple of hours they were at it again. Does this ever just end on its own?

Also where did you get your duck hatching guide? Or did you make it?

I believe I have that exact incubator. It looks exactly the same. In the video I see you turn the eggs manually. But this specific incubator comes with an automatic turner. Have you had a better experience turning by hand? Or were the eggs too big for the automatic turner to be in there or please advise. I will be getting duck eggs this Friday and would like to know how to have more success. I don’t know if the automatic turner turns them too much. Also when spraying the eggs with warm water. About what temperature do u want the warm water and also how long is it okay for the humidity to spike. If it spikes too long do I want to take some water out of reservoir to bring humidity back down?

Killing is killing... don't put lipstickon it

I wonder was she raised in this type of environment?... or married into it

Two words kept coming to mind as i watched this and those words are sledge hammer!

I hadn't seen a mangina in decades

Did you anchor the shed to the base?

Don't be fooled people this lady is not an expert anyone that knows about hatching duck eggs with no never to wash them she's telling you to clean the eggs to wipe the poop off when the ducks lay their eggs they are sealed with an invisible fluid from their mother so if you are wiping the egg off in any way you're taking that off and that fluid that seals the egg keeps it from getting any bacteria inside the egg so that's the worst thing you can do is wash a duck egg that you're going to hatch... now if you're getting ready to cook to eat the egg then yes you want to wash it before you crack it open also unwashed duck eggs can be stored for Once Upon months in the fridge the last way longer than washed eggs we do not wash our eggs until right before we eat but yeah if you're hatching eggs never wash/wipe them... and nobody can guarantee you 100% hatch rate sometimes the eggs just aren't fertile and sometimes eggs can start to develop and then quit they're called quitters and like I said washing the eggs will give you a lower percentage hatch rate

The knives in this video are terrible. You can barely cut the meat. Watch the New Zealandi guy's video, how he skins the goat and cuts the meat in minutes. The way holding the knife shows how professional he is, I didn't see it in this video at all.

Can you use the same method for turkey, chicken or quail? Obviously in the website I found selling the tool they have different sizes & one for turkey. Just curious! TYVM.

I appreciate the tip! It's gonna be even more of a pain for my 10 ft trailer.

They have nipples?? Like, of course, the boys do, but it never crossed my mind that would be a thing. Learn something new everyday, indeed.

“The correct way” is a pretty arrogant statement. You didn’t scald, pluck, or wax. I understand the two different methods and each has its advantages but “correct?” You are doing it A way not THE way.

Watched alot of these types and you did a great job on explaining every step. Well done

Do I have to spray them if the incubator makes it’s own humidity?

You culled the wrong Drake

I’ve never seen honey that color. Thank you for sharing.👍🏻

My trailer doesn't have the channel at the front, just the back. But I was wondering if doubling the cross members at about the 10 ft location from the front and another doubling at about the 6 ft from the front. Then installing staggered shorter boards much like wood flooring is installed in homes. The board ends near ther middle of the trailer would be staggered 4 ft. Each end of the boards would be on a cross member. It would at least eliminate the need for a jack. Or do you think a structural problem might arise?

Good job Saguaro from the UK. We are hoping to do ours at the end of the month, we have about 32 to process all hand plucked.,,,,,,love your channel

can't you just use a sledgehammer? it should be faster

That watering system looks great. We need to add that to our tractor.

You’re supposed to prune them after taking off a lot of roots

Thank you! This was so helpful to me, I appreciate how you broke it down in time frames and what settings to use.

don’t pile the mulch around the trunk unless you want to cut off some years, you’re supposed to expose the root flare(if there id one)

Purina Start & Grow Medicated is what I'm using for my ducklings. Purina S&G Medicated does not have an antibiotics, it contains amprolium which has been tested on ducklings and proven safe. I'd prefer another brand, but i saught this out for the coccidiostats. So let's not go assuming every Medicated feed could kill your ducklings.