A SKUNK is NOT our Favorite Homestead Animal!!!

[@gerhardbraatz6305]

I just love to see people being successful with their harvesting. Does my heart good.

[@kdavis4910]

I'll tell ya. It's been a TOUGH season. And I mean TOUGH.

[@anitawitt84]

I’m so glad you’re putting out these videos on harvesting. There’s always a tidbit of something to benefit from.

[@tomikaiser593]

Ms Wanda: “I’m fixin to deal with it.” 😆💕 love it!

[@gails8950]

I loved seeing around your home. Your gardens and critters. Such a beautiful, plentiful place. Thank you for sharing.

[@NC_SUGAR]

Please take it easy a minute or 2. You just got out of the hospital! And we love you!

[@deniseligenza5335]

I'm new to your channel but, Love all I've watched. This is about the skunk & my dog being sprayed over n over as she held this skunk by the throat & refused to let go protecting our younger dog. Tomatoe juice only made one big mess. After trying several times, I finially found that a simple mix of dish soap, baking soda, lemon juice and I beleive it was alittle vinegar took that stinky smell out after 2 baths. And many dirty towels. Just remember if a pet gets sprayed in the face it can effect their upper respiratory & breathing. So watch closely & if worried at all contact your vet.

[@apiecemaker1163]

I love watching you two when you visit the pineapple forest. Such pleasure on your faces and in your voices. Makes my heart happy. God bless you both. 🍍 👩‍🌾☀️

[@riss6647]

❤ I'm struggling with a groundhog in the city as well. Love to you all. Glad to see you getting getting around so well Danny. Wanda I've been canning my harvest amd watching you all. I'm so Thankful for yours and Danny's valuable information. Much love.

[@billhunt892]

Morning Y’all , … Miss Wanda do you have or will be doing a video on canning the pears ? (my tree is loaded)…. and thank you both for all your hard work doing these videos, I enjoy them very much, you are helping me in our homestead journey !

[@DeepSouthHomestead]

We can do one.

[@bumblebee7922]

@@reacyhubbard5887 I LOVE jello with pears. My mom always made red jello and added canned pears to it. Delish!

[@Helen.happy.harvest]

🌷 How Peaceful on your homestead 🙏 I enjoy watching and listening to all you do 🌷 God Bless you both 🙏❤

[@cathleendell8111]

Dog Fennel is an amazing insect repellent. All you have to do is stripe some of the leaves, crush them up in your hands, and rub that on your exposed skin! I use it EVERY TIME I work in my garden! I’m in Southeast Louisiana….. the mosquito is our state bird!

[@lotus....]

Good to know! I've also read that native americans used Beauty Berry leaves as an ingredient to an insect repellent.

[@jantellfowler5883]

🤣😅🤣🤣🤣

[@jimt6151]

Well, that's good to know! I've got plenty of it! Thanks for the tip!

[@danny6247]

My sweet potatoes are going nuts also. We planted some in dirt we bought and they are doing fine. Then we planted some on dirt we composted and they are out of control. They are so green and spreading like wild fire. By the way how is Danny doing after his doctor visit. My wife and I saw the video of the steak, potato and pineapple and we said it looked good, so we made some and men was it good.

[@deltonwatts9726]

The country homestead is so refreshing amiss the busy life we have to deal with. Thanks for the tour this morning! Blessings,

[@taradoster3087]

Such a beautiful peaceful morning! Thanks y'all ❤

[@Epona52]

Woke up this morning to 60 degrees - first time we've seen that in over 60 days! I can air out the house! Your picker is a handy tool; it's been 25 years since I owned a feed store, but they also make baskets where the wires are closer together - called pecan pickers.

[@randalljohnson8293]

Danny & Wanda you two have a beautiful Homestead! God Bless you Both! Love your channel! Indiana

[@lindadykes4040]

Morning 🌅 My pear tree is young. It bloomed. It had like 2 pears on it but they never grew. They fell off. I have sweet potatoes too for the first time. Getting excited to dig them up. Blessings for you and your family 💖

[@kennethcanaday1960]

Pot ash will make em bear.

[@lindadykes4040]

@@kennethcanaday1960 Thanks

[@davidhbrooks]

Around your chicken coops and other buildings you have skunk issues, you can install a anti-dig barrier, basically hardware cloth (1/2 x 1/2”) bent in a “L” shape, attach the vertical part of “L” to coop/building, the horizontal portion you put in ground just under the sod, no more then 4”. Bring the horizontal portion out 18 “. It will keep raccoon , skunks, woodchucks, ect from digging under.

[@tastyhasty4747]

I put the hardware cloth in the l shape like you said and I do think it is working on the critters...but now my cucumbers and tomatoes plants are getting nipped off at the tops...I guess it's the birds but haven't seen them....there has been plenty of rain..I wouldn't think they need the moisture any thoughts

[@saddleridge4364]

I did this with both my coops, BUT this summer I went down at dusk to lock them up and there was a raccoon in the run! I had a lamp with me and I was so surprised I just yelled 'HEY!" Whereupon he literally ran UP the FENCE and jumped over my head to get out at which point my Shepherd took off after him. They can climb like a monkey, those coons. Chooks were fine. Timing, timing, timing. ( That coop has a run that is not covered, my other coop does.)

[@davidhbrooks]

@@saddleridge4364 yep it only stops them from digging under, if you want them to stop climbing attached a 3 foot anti-climb barrier along the fence at the top, sheet metal works. The other option would be to fully enclose the top as well, however do not use chicken wire for any animal proofing wiring.

[@saddleridge4364]

@@davidhbrooks chicken wire BAD. Hardware cloth-Good.

[@feduppatriot7647]

Perfect pear / pineapple pickin mornin , glad y’all got more rain . It’s still scorched earth down here in Texas . About to be 60 days no rain . Friday ,we did have a cool front come 😂 , only hit 99 .

[@FloridaGirl-]

That freezer is awesome with all the bins! Good for wanda too. It’s not overwhelming having to process it all at once. Love that set up! So smart and such a blessing! Your homestead is A #1. Danny, glad to see you are feeling better. God bless you both. ❤️

[@bettycrunk206]

Thank you. Danny for answering on your video this morning about the pole used I'm 80 sure can't climb my trees to harvest.

[@GlenWoodfordnofrills4shills]

Our little family just loves yall, eating lunch watching deep south homestead!

[@judyvaughn761]

We were having skunk problems every year last year my husband took out nine skunks they ran us crazy for about 2 months it was horrible but we love the country and we did real good this year so far love your place it's beautiful

[@1LittleMama59]

I grew up in Mississippi and we had a pear tree like that. It was the best pears for making pear preserves and pickled pears.

[@highroad3580]

I let my farm dog out this morning and she ran down a huge possum and killed it. When she brought it to me I thought at first it was a goose hangin down both sides of her mouth. I like possums, but this one had moved up near the house and was having babies. She already got the babies, now finally got the mom. Now skunks are a different matter. If coming through the place I bring in the farm dog until the skunk moves on. She did get skunked twice when younger. When I smell one I say NoSkunk to her cause she grabs first and thinks second! She keeps the rif-raf out of the place.

[@cathybehle-ernst5796]

So glad y'all got that pear picker . . . . . .what a blessin!

[@slm3913]

That is so strange about the skunks. We had chickens and a 1 acre garden. They never bothered the garden or the chickens. They were our friends. They loved the japanese beetles and larvae. They were always diggin for bugs. They are cute little critters. They would come up on the patio and scamper over our feet. We just sit real still and quiet. They were looking for food or water. They also like sunflower seeds. We learned the alert sounds they make and they also raise their tail and shake it before they spray. They never sprayed us but watched them get a dog. Poor thing. Oh well.your pears are amazing.

[@charlottepuglisi2893]

Those pears look delicious! We use an older version of the fruit picker pole for our mangoes and avocados. Next season we will get a Eversprout telescoping fruit picker pole and avoid using the ladder.

[@trinamcgarvey588]

So glad to see you looking better Danny. Praying for you every day. You snd Ms Wanda have a beautiful place and God has blessed you mightily! Wonderful to see it!

[@SG-vu4qy]

you did a fantastic job on your cooler!. i love your wire baskets.

[@lorenstribling6096]

The farm I grew up on had a sand pear tree with a trunk my brother and I could barely reach around. We climbed in it all summer. The pears would turn soft and yellow when ripe and were so sweet. Pears from the store just don't taste the same. They were too soft to can but my mother made pear honey and pear sauce from them.

[@garydykes8625]

That’s the biggest pears I ever seen! My granny made a pear salad when I was small! Delicious!!

[@vernahelvikmontanamomma8737]

It feels bad when you work hard and something happens to your crop. But when your hard work pays off it feels wonderful.

[@LindaSAndrews.]

So glad to see yall have pears. Our tree was loaded and now we only have one. This tree us old but never had this problem.

[@eroggero]

I love my picker ,it’s definitely a works well for my mango and avocado keeps me away from the tree since I am allergic to it and off the ladder more.Good tip on sweet potato vines, I need to trim mine, didn’t realize or even think to replant them ,I am not sure I have any actual potatoes growing but vines are strong, so might replant some in another bed.

[@tennesseesmoky9012]

Thank you for sharing your garden with us.

[@wandarodriguez6900]

What a blessing those fruit trees. Enjoy it.

[@citylotgardening6171]

You guys truly have a beautiful place I know it was alot of hard work to get it that way labor of love for sure

[@fullerhomestead2022]

We are just beginning our homesteading journey; thanks for sharing your knowledge and encouragement!

[@catherinefrye7269]

Good Morning Brother Danny and Sister Wanda! I enjoyed watching this video on harvesting and The Good Lord really Blessed your land with bountiful foods!!! Yea Brother Danny got to find that skunk and get rid of it🤗

[@wandaehly3415]

You are so lucky to have the pears. I had big plans for the 2 trees at my granddaughters new house- last year they were prolific and this year- not a pear to be found.

[@rezyness]

I was waiting for the skunk harvest. LoL. Enjoy your day! Pears looks yummy

[@joannc147]

🤣🤣🤣

[@leabean1999]

Good Morning! Enjoyed the video. Would love a video on preserving the pears as ours are about ready also. Thank you

[@LittleOcasioHomestead]

Good morning 😊 I'm not a homestead but I live in the country and thank God no skunks this year lots of deer though

[@jeremyperry9256]

I always enjoy your videos. I’m praying for your health and wellness Danny and Wanda. God bless you.

[@kramitdreams]

I have my great gran parents fruit picker! They had peach trees and she made the best peach pie. They grew them from seeds and survived the great depression.😃

[@mycrookedlittlehomestead8363]

Your sweet potatoes look amazing wow huge 🍐. Ms Wanda I just received your cook book in the mail it's raining here so I'm doing things in the cab your cook book is amazing well set out and is worth the money the quality of it is unbelievable thank you so much I'm going to cherish it for everi can't wait to start cooking from it

[@briantrout7051]

Skunks... they must be everywhere! We have them around here, too, though they never seem to cause much trouble. They do dig for grubs sometimes but seldom come around to areas that they are bothersome. We have barn cats so we do have to be careful about not leaving food out in places they would easily find, and never leave it out at night. Most of our encounters haven't been so bad. One such encounter was me looking around the pond and the skunk coming by to see what it was I was looking at. He never offered to spray but was very curious, as though I was going to show him where the good morsels were. Needless to say, we did not encourage the friendship but he really just never bothered us. When they become a bother, we have to deal with them but so far, I've had way more trouble with deer.

[@deniseligenza5335]

I learned to keep deer away from eating your plants is taking an empty film or prescription btl, Poke holes all around it & fill it with SHAVED IRISH SPRING BAR SOAP. Tie a string around the bottle and hand them all around where you want the animals to be on their way. Works like a charm. Learned this from the forest district.

[@kelleyheard5790]

I'm in Southern Missouri and we have armadillo's here that just devastates your yard and garden they are hard to get rid of

[@lisapop5219]

Can you please get Mr Danny a microphone because I couldn't hear him for most of the video. Everything looks so great! I hope the pears taste really good

[@alisonhallock7870]

Wow what a bountiful pear harvest. You will be some busy. Every one of my pears dropped off early this year. I think my trees are spent

[@joannc147]

Delightful to spend a part of the morning with you two! You have a warm and loving way of chatting back and forth ❤. I’m stuck just chatting with my chickens 🐓🐓🐓 (they are following me around and just a’yellin for treats - they have me well-trained so far). My first veg garden is coming along, altho the sweet potatoes are not as robust as yours. Picking Celeste figs which never seem to make it inside the house (dang tasty). I planted cantaloupe “just for fun” and it’s my best crop so far. Eating food from my property - it’s just the most amazing God-given gift! 🙏🏻 I need to learn how to harvest from my pecan trees and maybe even those muscadine wild vines that pop up everywhere.

[@undertheblood31]

Praise God I am so glad your knee seems to be better!

[@ELOAAMinistries]

Greetings! Blessings and Grace!

[@gailbrown4966]

I love your homestead the fruit of your labor. I eat pears everyday for fiber. You are blessed!

[@GratefulHeartsRanch]

Danny, the chickens are probably leaving the sweet potato leaves along because they remember what happened to the guy that messed with your garden.😂

[@deltorres2100]

Awesome Harvest on them lovely 🍐 ..this year the heat and No Rain hurt my tree ..they were less and small and the squirrels got them …I always get 200lbs or near and make pear butter and can them

[@jillhull7358]

I had a whole skunk family 100 feet from my house under a storage trailer finally after 2 months the family left on its own

[@dogman3609]

Danny - that new fruit picker you got - that's what city folks use to reach over the fence to get fruit off their neighbors trees

[@dvrmte]

Skunks are the least of my worries. Since June, I have trapped and relocating 16 raccoons and 9 possums. I caught one skunk. I carefully covered the trap with a tarp and opened the door with a long pole and let it go. The only problem a skunk causes is eating a chicken egg now and then or raiding the compost pile. I had one coon kill three of my meat chickens in one night. That's when I bought the trap. LOL The coons still managed to destroy about a third of my early sweet corn before they were removed. Deer and coons together took out 90% of the field corn I planted just up the road from my house. There is a lot of housing developments going up a few miles from where I live, and the wildlife is being pushed into my tiny corner of the world. It's almost unbelievable how many deer I see daily. We can only kill five deer per hunter, per year, in this area. If my son and I killed 10, it wouldn't make a dent in the population. The ten deer that I saw daily in a field last year, has turned into a group of 20 this year. A group larger than that has moved into my area as well. On an average day, I might see anywhere from 20 to 50 deer. They watch me all day long and then come visiting during the night. The only good thing is they keep the apple and pear drops cleaned up under my fruit trees. LOL

[@joannc147]

Yup, those deer know exactly what time to visit….grrrr

[@deedahl2866]

I used to live wayyyyy out in the country of NE Oklahoma. A big commercial hog farm was exactly one mile away. We could smell it - OFTEN, and that was with the wind blowing it over a small mountain! Also, the big auger feeders would come on in the middle of the night and make all my dogs bark. They would stand and bark in the same direction - every time the augers turned on. :) Pollution comes in many forms - not just the bad air/odor of a skunk or hog manure, but also noise pollution! And many hog farmers there also had hay fields, so they could spray the hog manure on them and make money from the fertilized hay. And they had to take courses on how to NOT pollute a watershed area.

[@denisebrady6858]

Danny & Wanda I have one of those Fruit Poles & they are fabulous. Great Video & glad to see you are looking OK Danny. Nothing keeps us old people down xxx Cheers Denise - Australia

[@brendaphillips9570]

I usually can about 10 dozen pint jars of pears every year I do them in the medium syrup and they are so delicious! Love pears. 🥰

[@sandraoconnor5700]

Stunning pears neighbors, enjoy!!

[@janebadon3988]

I like the eversprout! I have one with the basket, but have to add the bamboo pole. It would be nice to have that adjustability and versatility of that pole and squeegee & lightbulb changer!

[@janetjones7880]

Picked my canning pears yesterday. Really early this year to pick but were ready - Pear Preserves. Love my picker - makes it so much easier

[@theIAMofME]

Make all you can this year. I mean wear yourself out. You never know what next year holds. Last year and the year before we had so many pears that I canned so many jars of Pear preserves or some call it Pear Butter that I have enough to last for YEARS. It's a good thing I did that. This year...not ONE pear. However, now I'm learning fig preserves. We have 3 fig trees. 2 are only 3 years old. The older one has gotten huge. This is the first year all three are competing with each other on production. I have a LOT of figs for the first time. So grateful. I thank the Most High that he gives me some breaks now and then. No way I could have done a banner year of both fruits with all the other things I have to do and can.

[@janetjones7880]

@@theIAMofME agree - put up all you can. my mother will say "why are you putting up so much of.....you have plenty". My reply is you never know what next year will bring. Seeing that this year with the heat and gardens. take care the IAMofMe

[@deedahl2866]

Hey I want to see more pics of the fig trees! That part was cut too short! I have 4 large fig trees and am dividing the smaller ones off into additional containers. Some day I'll be able to plant them in MY soil, MY dirt, at MY home!

[@gingerzelidon3573]

That's a pretty nice picking tool, Danny! Lots of pears to process! Another pineapple for the grill! Enjoy it! TFS and have a blessed evening, you two!

[@cathybrown7369]

I put up 50 qt last year and have been canning Pears for 2 weeks now... Sooo I'm in Pearville Love them

[@alexisberg180]

Greetings from Michigan. New to your channel. Thank you for providing so much good information. Learning a lot. God bless ya'll 💜.

[@lotus....]

Sweet Potatoes are in the Convolvulaceae family along with bindweed/Morning Glories which are a little toxic to chickens. That might be why the chickens aren't gobbling up the vines too much.

[@bettycrunk206]

Good morning Danny and. Wanda,. Where can. I get a pole like yours for reaching my fruit trees. Peaches etc. Good to see you up and around Oh yes. Keep that tomato juice for. Mr ? Skunk. 💕 You both.

[@bumblebee7922]

What an awesome invention! SO glad it makes it easier for you. Love your property. SO beautiful.... Love hearing the turkeys..

[@centraltexashomestead-mike4956]

A video on canning pears would be great! Blessings, Rochelle

[@DeepSouthHomestead]

We will.

[@davidward1259]

Time to re-task that old pole as a "cane pole" for fishing in the pond with the grand-kids! That new extend-a-pole looks like it's doing the job and those pears are beautiful. Danny, I've got 2 questions. How are the Raz-a-ma-taz "grapes" doing? And do you have "barn cats"? If not they might help keep the critters away from the buildings. Most communities have "free" barn cats that are spayed or neutered and will even deliver to farms. If you have a local market bulletin paper, look for them in there. And yes, those are some nice large turkeys.

[@DeepSouthHomestead]

Razzmatazz hasn't grown any. We don't do cats or dogs.

[@milliealford8968]

LOVE LOVE LOVE this video! GOD BLESS Y'ALL!!!!

[@sparrowgarden1401]

We inherited two of those picking baskets more than 20 years ago. They are still usable, but the rubber coating is finally coming off. Ours are on a wooden stick. One is longer than the other. We are getting ready to buy replacements and I love that extending stick you have. It is annoying when you get caught up in the little branches and twigs, but it still works well. We use a ladder and climb into the tree, but this tool allows us to reach more fruit safely. The padding is real handy for softer fruit like ripe peaches and ripe persimmons. We use a rag in the bottom of the basket. I love your cool room.

[@mylightofhope]

I definitely would like a tool like that! Will check out the link. I was trying to see your stick better and was planning to ask if you could show it closer but then you brought out that tool. Hope you get that skunk without being skunked! Lol

[@wildturkey8752]

Thanks for the information on the eversprout fruit puller. I definitely found that useful and ordered one for me and getting peaches and apples. Thank you very much.

[@nancyplank1651]

My pears got stung this year too. The Plum Cruculio stings apples, and I think they stung the pears too. I will be researching this. Thank you for all you both do for all of us! God Bless!!

[@bryanlloyd1099]

Them pears looks awesome!! 🍐

[@deniseligenza5335]

Oh and P.S. my dog was a rat terrior/poodle mix more on the small side & our other dog was a coy- part coyote/ Chihuahua he was med size, the smart one lol the one that only barks the female older dog who never had a liter protected "George" as her lil baby. Lady Girl was a Farrell dog I rescued her from the street when she was 3 yrs old. Best Ever! Both of them are.

[@lookingtotheeastreatha7379]

I let my chickens out to graze each afternoon and they go through my little sweet potato patch and they don't eat the plants, either! Surprised me!

[@YaelSharon3410]

I love watching your videos. We live in the city and having this opportunity to see the countryside, the harvesting, the farm animals and getting your advice is such a blessing! Some folks plant pear trees in their yards around here but they are about 15 fett tall at the most, that tree is huge!

[@lesliemorgan8504]

Wow! Look at those grapes!! Are those pears cooking pears? Wow, 30 years! Beautiful grape vines! Look at Wanda move quick when you're smelling skunk! See you later!

[@candyluna3367]

Danny the reason the chickens aren’t stripping those potato vines is because they’re afraid you’ll whack their head off and go down their gullet to retrieve the vines! They’re smarter than that ol’ rooster!!

[@Myfavorites877]

Now you’ve got me wanting scuppernongs and pears!!!!

[@nanachick05]

Scuppernong jelly is the only grape jelly, jam whatever, that I’ll eat. I also just love pineapple, how blessed are y’all!

[@leesproston9116]

Don't grab that skunk up like you did the chicken.loll have a great day.

[@tiki_t]

I'm the weirdo who loves skunks. I never thought I would until I had to battle the fig eater beetles. The beetle larvae will take out a whole fruit tree. The skunks go out nightly and dig up/eat the grubs. And baby skunks are the cutest thing ever. To not get sprayed, we announce ourselves. We can't have chickens without attracting rattlesnakes, so skunks are the next best thing. I know animals are different everywhere but ours want to avoid us as much as we want to avoid them. The only bad part is in breeding season, when there is competition, there is a lot of spraying. I'm not a fan of that at all. But that lasts a short while.

[@DeepSouthHomestead]

Your fig beetle may be what we call a kudzu bug.

[@HOMESTEAD_AUS]

G,day guys gotta love that cool room . Glad we’ve never seen a skunk lol cheers wayne

[@Joan-ej7wv]

Hi Mr.Donny. God bless you and family's. you has help so many people. you will only now it when you get to Heaven

[@joanncole9603]

Glad to see you working on the Scuppernong’s. We have them on the old homestead that we bought several years ago. Didn’t know to cut them back.

[@homesteadblessings8886]

Live in the city and having groundhog issues. We are only allowed to use a have a heart trap. We caught 3 skunks but no groundhog/ God's blessing to you and yours

[@jenmailsouth4155]

I have seen more coons in my few years in town than I ever saw out in the country. Crazy! Anxious to make my city EXIT this month! lol

[@homesteadblessings8886]

@@jenmailsouth4155 we have coons also. My younger years I grew up country and my dream is that we can buy land with a home, barn and out buildings. Can't go into debt because I promised God I never would. Have going through some ruff times but praying it is Gods plan for us You are so blessed to be getting out. Thrive and live the way we all should. God bless

[@riss6647]

Me too!! The things love sweet potato vines. They are killing me.

[@jenmailsouth4155]

@@homesteadblessings8886 I heard one person put it, to make payments isn't to be in debt. Debt is when you get behind. But I definitely know what you mean. I hope to be out of debt soon as possible. Hope you get that rural homeplace soon!

[@homesteadblessings8886]

@@jenmailsouth4155 enjoy you homestead as well and yes making getting out of debt top of the list. God bless

[@kelliecarson5954]

Hey Danny and Wanda how do I know when my sweet potatoes are ready to harvest? I've been following you tips. No I haven't bought your book. So far they are gorgeous and doing well. I grew my slips just like you said and now just waiting to harvest. Continued prayers ❤️

[@giancolabird]

I was told to harvest when the leaves start to turn yellow

[@kelliecarson5954]

@@giancolabird thanks I wasn't sure

[@NerdsWorldNYC]

We had to pick our pears two weeks ago because the competition between the birds and squirrels was fierce this year. But we have a fruit picker with a little basket attached to it, hit in the head one too many times messing with just a pole 💚

[@baneverything5580]

I love pears. My grandpa had two big trees with giant pears on them. I still have dreams about trying to get the last few huge pears way up in the tree late in the year.

[@enchilada1956]

I love my extend-a-pole. Sure helps to get the fruit at the top of the tree!

[@tabp8448]

I'm going to have to get one for when my trees are bigger. They're still short enough for me to reach the fruit at the top. Btw, good to see you here J Kri. 🕊💜🙏🏼

[@enchilada1956]

@@tabp8448 Hi Tab, GTSY here! I love Danny and Wanda's channel as I'm learning a lot from them! BTW, my 9 week old chicks have been in their coop now for one week and they love it! ML

[@tabp8448]

@@enchilada1956 I know they do!. 5 of my 8 are laying already (hatched March 14). ML 🙏🏼💜

[@fourdayhomestead2839]

A great day on the homestead. Wanda there's canning & dehydrating to do💞..

[@bettycrunk206]

Danny, yes skunks eat eggs, poultry, berries. And some veggies herbs strong smelling vegetation to name a few. . I have lost several of my chickens to them. Comment from wild life rehab. 💕