Could This Solve Our Problems with Jerk Face?

[@alaskanswife2541]

“Make a budget with your time.” Very well said! Love this, thank you for sharing!

[@sharonspivey7913]

Very wise words...thank you for sharing and always prayers lifting for all law enforcement and first responders....God bless you all.❤

[@georgesenda1952]

You have all the fencing material. Make a circular cover with a hinge with a turn bolt to keep the baby goats out of it. I know you want them out of the hay, but they do look so cute and silly up there.

[@suzieau777]

Oh my gosh Bear is such a silly dog 😄. I really like how you deal with him. 😂😂😂 And the goats are too funny trying to be near the camera. I had to control my laughter because it's still early in the morning.

[@mysticgalaxy670]

Put a panel on top or something to close off like a table top would be my suggestion. And put something in there so they can play like stumps or something

[@HoneyHollowHomestead]

Thank you for those words of encouragement. Yes, I have a list a mile long of what I need to do on our new property. I have been focusing on reclaiming pasture. I have a small one that has been cleared, limed, and seeded. Been working on the larger one to get that cleared, and then I have the one across the creek that I need to get fenced so I can let the horses in there. Thankfully, I am having someone build my small barn so I don't need to do the labor on that. But I am planning on build the chicken coop and the goat shelter myself. And right now, I have to get dressed so I can go out and feed the horses (getting some dirty looks, I know it!) and then move on to the next project for today.

[@muddypawzranch3327]

Thanks for the pep talk. We need to hear positive more often 👍👏👏👏

[@Badlatitude]

Funny you put this video out. I've been really overwhelmed for a few weeks and was* starting to* really feel like no matter how fast I shovel the crap keeps rolling back in lol.

[@carolyngaulin7822]

My dad has a big list ! Mostly he fixes pipes he a Plummer’ he really busy dad says you got to do the large and med and little ones last ! My brother and I help my dad I really like doing things with our dad !

[@kerrymurphy914]

You are an amazing man with an awesome family. My wife and I love watching your videos and appreciate everything you share. Every one of your videos puts a smile on our faces. This one is spot on with time management and investing in yourself which has a time expiration. Eventually, we will all see the fruits of our labors. Keep our roads safe and continue to be blessed.

[@JB-mf1zc]

Thank you sir! I sure needed to hear that! I get discouraged for the list of unfinished projects and don't know where to start. Thanks for your advise! God Bless!

[@HiddenHeightsFarm]

Great tips Daniel. We have yet to have a mean or frustrated goat here on the farm. We had a 300# ram once and if you turned your back you would be on the ground.

[@jackywaldon359]

Daniel I've often wondered how you got so much done having a job and taking care of your farm. Now I know why. What an inspiring video!!

[@LivingTheDreamHomestead.]

Daniel, this video hit home big time! We are in the middle of renovating our cabin/homestead and its getting tough. thanks for the great advise and keep up the good work!!

[@NicholeLynne28]

Great advice! Its been my philosophy for a while now. If you look at everything that needs done, it gets overwhelming, but if you chip away at it one chore at a time, you make surprising progress over time. Hope the bucket thing works for ya!

[@survivinglife__unplugged]

Lol we love you bear! We are sick of all the rain here in Arkansas. Make a budget with time, great suggestion!

[@survivinglife__unplugged]

@@savannahchance8753 we finally got a few days of sunshine over the weekend, Monday and Tuesday. Worked in the garden a bit and then the rain is back again today lol. Hopefully it will ease up soon 😁

[@deborahcrutchfield5022]

Love Lambert he is so cute. Prayers to all you police officers , Sheriffs Officers and State Troopers every day my son Sheriff Officer.

[@haroldemery7436]

Thanks Daniel for sharing your day and as always be safe on the interstate Starting to feel like I have another brother in Oklahoma look forward to your videos every day

[@southernfarmmomma3818]

Thank you for the inspiration. I'm starting a new little farm and I feel so overwhelmed with all that needs to be done. People who lived here before me trashed the barn and left so much trash. I'm patching everything together with this and that. I don't have a lot of money to put into it. I have chickens and I want to get dairy goats. I really enjoyed what you said about doing a little bit each day. My friend told me how do you eat an elephant? One bite at a time. LOL. Have a blessed day.

[@ErnieHatmaker]

I love that you take advice from people into consideration (no matter how rude or absurd, you still acknowledge your viewers). Such character is a blessing to this media platform.

[@greyferguson9319]

"There's always a problem somewhere" so true of farm life.

[@danielapettus7693]

Thanks Daniel I was getting stressed out from all the work I have you made me feel better you are awesome

[@Honey-_bee]

Good advice on time management!! I needed to hear that. I just see a huge job and forget to take it section by section over time.

[@rikkitikkitavi997]

One of the things I like about your videos that’s different from many is the way you actually read comments and consider and take advice from commenters. You never mention any hate comments (if you even get any). Always positive and uplifting. Enjoyable.

[@henriettajones726]

Encouraging info. Thank you brother Arms. God bless this sweet, hardworking family.

[@marylouise890]

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[@isnoo1]

I had a stroke in November 18 and I have been finding things hard to handle since then. However THANK YOU....... you have helped me no end with today's video. I need to STOP worrying about everything and focus on one little thing per day!! THANK YOU!

[@usbpphillips]

You can give the kids a picnic table or small "jungle gym" to play on. I use horse feeders and it kept the kids out of the bottom feed part so it MAY help keep them off your hay.

[@georgesenda1952]

Put the circular hay thing against a wall and elevate it on a couple of pallets after you cover it. Take a pallet apart and make a hinged chute for the hay so you don't have to reach up to shovel it or use a tine shovel. And you could build an auto feeder that drops down goat feed in measured amounts so you don't have to keep filling round tubs with goat feed. Maybe get ones with a timer that would dispense it at certain times of the day like they do with cat food feeders.

[@johndeleonardo9133]

Your babies are humping already and the one with horns had a patch of fur on the end of his horns.

[@georgesenda1952]

Go look at the Lucky Ferals channel and see her automatic cat feeder in her back yard. She pours dry cat food in the top and it puts out food in measured amounts at various times. She built the wooden part herself. If you go back far enough or ask her she would tell you what kind of automatic feeder machine she uses.

[@AzureWolfblood]

Could also just cover the top with the same material its made out of, making it able to open and close in some way as well as making it goat proof , then put some material that goats cant eat and has no holes over it to allow the goats to still get on it assuming they still can.

[@aganethabergen8879]

Yes that is incorraging as you say that not to do everything at once, I agree, I am a single Mom raising my smallest 3 kid's yet out 5, to oldest 2 are out of the house, so I have always wanted a homestead, so I am now ready to buy my first own house and I am looking for a small homestead in Alberta Canada! I have been praying a lot for open doors that I will be able to find the perfect little place for me and my children! It would be such a joy if we could!😀

[@Greens5511]

Totally agree with ur compound interest idea for daily life.... great message!!! U did a great job on a pep talk!! I needed it! Thanks!!!

[@michellekyle4653]

Thanks for the encouragement. We have just recently started our property search. We were just talking about it on our way to church tonight. It's so hard to stay positive sometimes. We are taking baby steps by learning and gleaning knowledge from others that are doing what we plan to do. It's great to have channels like yours to help us along the way. Your channel is a blessing to us and we enjoy all the knowledge you share. Thanks again from the Kyles.

[@judys9201]

Liked your way of thinking , any principal anyone could use in any situation they have or are in. Enjoy the video.

[@wayneschnare4019]

Great advise !!!!!! It really does work . The Longest walk , started with 1 foot ,and was completed 1 foot at a time , slow and steady !!!!

[@jameswillams2984]

I recently found your channel and I have been watching it every since and I have learn lots and I would like to thank you for making the content you do

[@ging536]

I like the compounding interest idea. My work days are 15 hours long and always looking for ways to get the most out of any free time. I don't have a homestead, just a small garden right now but this can be applied to anything.

[@carolstombaugh3553]

Such good advice to all of us, love your channel, keep on sending these interesting videos, never ever bored watching them!!

[@chickengal1661]

We have a steer that’s a bit crazy too. It’s why they made him a steer.. so now we are raising him for the freezer.

[@casham6239]

Great advice. A lot of people who are struggling with all kinds of problems in their lives could benefit from this also. I hope the bucket works. I agree trying something comprable first. Good luck!!

[@HeavensGatesCherryFarm]

Still here watching, you are spot on with your thoughts love it!!!!!!🍒🍒🍒🍒🍒

[@johnreinburg859]

Great video Daniel! I like your idea about the bucket with JerkFace! I like how you went about the free route and filling it up with water. In the end who knows, if JerkFace butts the bucket full of water and he gets wet, it may break him of his habit of butting your building.

[@PixieDust-eq6kc]

You need a feeder like Dutch just got. lol. Kids can't get into it. Bear looks like he wants you to pick him up. Another great video. Thanks for sharing.

[@robertjackson9601]

List helps looking for a solution for the over age 50 soreness with that comes with getting all the stuff done and working off farm. Dont know how you get all that done with the additional work of setting up cameras. Great video. Hit the liked.

[@mattrowe7322]

I had a crazy heifer. Started feeding her bread. Now shes about my best friend. Go to the bread stores where they sell the old bread at, in Florida its 7 dollars for a shopping cart packed full. Goats love the bread to.

[@hart796]

I love seeing Bear and Bella chewing their bones. Both are great assets to the home stead! Great "Baby Steps" message on your VLog today!

[@ooshybermi8310]

Love the way Bear is always trying to tell you "Timmy's stuck down the well" : ) 👍👍👍 Miss Crazy is turning into a big darlin' : ) 👍👍👍 Loved your possitive message today, very much appreciated : ) 👏👏👏

[@gibsonschickasawhomestead5322]

What an inspiring message. I love seeing all the dogs in the videos. We are just starting our homestead and need to be reminded of this. Starting small is frustrating when we have big dreams, but it is the right thing to do. I really enjoy your videos. Thanks for sharing.

[@patrickbear7261]

Daniel, I really enjoyed this video, I have always tried to teach my children and grandchildren exactly what you are talking about, now that they are older, they wish they had listened to me, I keep telling them, it's never too late to start. A couple did listen and are doing very well for themselves. Like I always say, you can take a horse to the creek but you can't make it drink. God Bless You And Yours.

[@jaggilbert6407]

I like seeing bear in the videos. He’s so excited to see you. And he seems as though he just wants to please.

[@franchescamadden6626]

Jerk face is agressive, love the videos, I have my own small home stead, also I watch weed em and reap, I like those videos, your dogs are so cute, 🙂, I’m also the first viewer, I only have 4 dogs, 3 goats,9 chickens and 2 dairy cows

[@sierras.mp4s]

I watch weed em and reap too and I love ❤️ there videos!

[@mariedunn6851]

Bear always adding his comic relief to any situation 😣 Excellent advise, thanks for reminding us. 🤗

[@javiersebastian8756]

Thank you for your words, its so truth, and i get frustated when things dont get done right away, litle bit everyday ,over long period of time make a big change, thank you.

[@friedakiezebrink277]

The little ones want to climb and that is only possible on the hay bale. If you make something that they can play on, they will play on it instead of on the hay bale. With a few shelves and barrels you can make a seesaw. From tree trunks you can make a climbing rack if you stack them, you need a large tree, but you have it in the meadow at Big Mac. It cost no money and your hay stay clean.

[@ftwtexasstephens9629]

I look forward to watching you feed little Lambert. And Dutch feeding Rambo. Such cute babies

[@dotdotdot9921]

Thanks just what I needed to hear today ... We are just getting started and all the things that need to be done can be so overwhelming.

[@anthonypennartz8080]

Good words of advice. I can’t wait to see how the bucket works out!

[@Thesaltybow]

Good day Daniel, Thanks for the pep talk. My family has some projects in the hopper and I felt like this video was speaking right at me. I'm a big fan of ARH. Keep up the great work sir.

[@reneebrown5598]

Make a playground for the kids. That way they have a nice place to play. Heck it can be a dirt pile or some wire rollers(the big wooden ones) you can even use concrete blocks or the 12 or 16" square pads will do both play time as well as good trimming.

[@rickhughes9564]

What about a used tire for him to head butt.

[@missmable6015]

Great ideal.👍

[@debbiepeters9103]

You are so fun to watch!! Thanks for making my day!

[@DoddsFarm]

Thanks Daniel, inspiration is amazing and this message was awesome... keep on keeping on. 😁

[@noemisalamante3115]

I really enjoyed watching. But the many times you keep mentioning the word "little" of this and little of that, all the time i was thinking of that little dog, Gemma?! She's so adorable! I love how she runs around and plays with Bear or Bella. Anyways, thank you for sharing your thoughts and your advices, Sir!

[@cherylwilliams81]

Thanks for the reminder to slow down and just keep your eye on the prize!💕

[@danieldobrowolski8666]

That's what I needed today ,good advice , thanks Daniel, You hit the exact moment

[@Down-with-the-chaos]

We had a tire swing that we swung onthat our freerange goat hit

[@angiedyer4065]

Great video! You are a wonderful motivational speaker! Baby steps over time. I love to see Bear smile. God Bless!

[@kerijones2575]

Hey Daniel, I knows this is an old video but I’m new to your page I came across u when one of my favorite pages that I support on Facebook played a clip of your goats. Ima Survivor donkey and farm animals sanctuary.And I looked u up and liked your videos. You are very wise man. You give us at least me feel like I want to make a change. Better myself.. I have learned so much from ur videos and I love the fact your a trooper and so wise. Thank you for your service and working during this crisis. Stay blessed and I’ll keep watching I’m trying to catch up on all your videos. 🦮🦙🐐🐓🐄👮🏻‍♂️👦🏼🥰

[@patriciasmith6894]

Put tin cans in it put the lid back on the bucket so it makes lots of sounds,

[@SmokeysCNCWoodworks]

I read some of your comments, one suggested that bear looked like he wanted you to pick him up. Pick him up and tote him around like a little puppy!! Now I want to see that!!!

[@cjwilson8884]

Watch so many homesteads ... I try to apply them to my lifestyle. Thank you and God bless. Take care hope to see more great videos.

[@jerrygibs8120]

Great advise Daniel. When I was younger, I accomplished a lot by using those organized lists that you are talking about. I'm retired now but still have things to do every day. I've gotten behind because I got away from having daily, weekly ...etc. goals. Accomplishing things does give progress to the next goal. For me it now provides peace. Just being able to see the goals accomplished and knowing that I can continue doing the same. It does relieve stress so I can plan for breaks like fishing or hunting. 😊👍

[@meghanmeyer7574]

Looks like the cow pen gate was down. Very wise words! It gets overwhelming, but you just need to chunk away at it

[@johnhunter273]

Sure is a shame Bear won't warm up to the camera! LOL

[@gwenr.3009]

Lambert is just too cute. Babies are adorable too!

[@elliemccool4518]

You probably won’t see this but cows LOOOOVVVVEEE walks I raise dairy beef. I just lasso them and put a halter with a chain on it for extra leverage you won’t need it for Big Mac but you will need it for Crazy Eyes.

[@karenr67]

Needed to here your pep talk today. Have had problems starting my days since ive returned home from a 10 day hospital stay. Health wise im good just no get upand go

[@mamashomesteadlife2877]

The time management talk actually helped me out today! Thanks 😊

[@terryhappy3337]

Innovative guy! Trees don't make enough noise. A bell on a tree that goes ding might work.

[@pepecocomax]

Great video once again. Always love your routine on the farm. I will be interested to find out if Jerk Face starts head butting that bucket. Have a great evening. Look forward to your next video.

[@bookmarkmonaco4255]

Time and motivation management are really important. Many people overlook the importance of their bodies energy management including sleeping and resting. One of the serious conditions is diabetes. 50% of the patients doesn’t know being already ill. After a high insulin spike comes the big drop and this is when people have no energy to do even simple tasks. Constant fatigue and brain fog are clear indicators for a need for a medical checkup.

[@bigron1832]

You are correct about time management. I have some things that I have been needing to get done and was so overwhelmed that I did nothing. The little at a time has and still is helping me get through things. The hardest part is just to start. As for Jerk face, good luck. Stay safe, later Okie

[@travisfrench147]

Use some bailing wire to make the holes for the does a small enough to keep kids out but big enough for access.

[@MikeGreenOutdoors]

Great video today. I always look forward to new ones that you are creating.

[@susanspring6313]

Hi guys i love your place and pets . be safe on the roads.

[@kimberlyakaellchisholm6775]

Here's an idea for ya Daniel, use that round panel over the hay for you kids creep feeder and get another one put around the bale without holes for the moma goats. As long as the hay is up against the wire they can still eat the hay.

[@lilahnewton7940]

A blessing a day. One day at a time. And take it step by step.

[@ArchangelLunas]

Put a few rocks in the bucket and put on a lid. That way the bucket will make noise when he head buts the bucket and it will not fill with water.

[@bigDH123]

You are a true inspiration, I always look forward to your new videos. The more I watch the more I want some goats.

[@mountainsidefarm8357]

Absolutely spot on!!! Thank you for sharing this!!

[@genevievegreene1595]

Bear happy. Bear chase goats. Pant pant pant doggy grin.

[@autumnskyes5633]

My alpine buck was almost bear bait one spring but I had better aim.

[@graciegolden2290]

When we are faithful in the little things then...... Love your uplifting videos. I had a long-haired dachshund years ago. Graduated to a golden retriever. She's gone now. Would love another, but they are too big for me to handle now at this point in my life. Maybe back to another hot dog. Both such good dogs with people. Yeah, Jerk face might just go for it. Love Bear too. God bless and take care Arms Family.

[@ssnidely]

i think ol jerk face needs the sound too. when he hits the barn it makes a satisfying sound. post or trees dont make sounds. you might have to put a "clapper" inside the bucket to rattle around a bit.

[@plantsbatsandcats]

Fix em up something to climb all over. Like some wooden pulls built together. One of our neighbors did that. Wish I could find a picture of it.

[@jamesschilling4659]

Ur words of wisdom inspire many of us,keep up the great sharing of ur thoughts!😀

[@indigoblue4791]

Wonderful Advice Daniel, a good reminder! 😀 My husband over heard you mention a 30 day journal and doing jobs around the house, He Likes That Idea!!! Thanks again Daniel I might get all those jobs done now. 😂😂😂😂

[@bonnie3994]

BEAR always so happy💞loves it when you got the camera BEAR WANTS TO SAY HI TO ALL HIS FANS KZbin STAR 💞Lambert omgosh so cute💞 I agree with you 100% with self help good information🤗 Gemma💞 is ADORABLE she always there getting into stuff not scared at all,but I bet Mommy not going to be too happy with those muddy feet🤗🤗🤗😄

[@buddette3308]

Thank you Daniel your videos have helped me in many ways.

[@bethpontius652]

Could you put some chicken wire over the top of the hay feeder and wire it for temporary so the kids can't stand on top of the hay. I know how expensive hay can be and would hate that they ruin most of the bale. Always something with animals, gotta love it.

[@evieuretsky9997]

LOL, love his name, Jerkface, I have a horse(pic in my avatar)his name is Buddy aka Jerkface, he has trashed his stall, he has breaks his buckets and goes through the fencing even tho I have hot wire running in 2 levels of the fencing, not to mention many halters I still havent found(did find one the other day, buried in the manure compost. He runs my mare constantly, chases her from her hay and feed so now he is in a seperate pasture and he isnt a very happy.

[@evieuretsky9997]

Oh he has several horse balls, one he has shredded.

[@carolb3122]

Bear really loves you. Love the videos. Glad Dutch got me to subscribe to your channel.

[@skyz3160]

That's a good lesson you shared. I needed that!