I need to FIX this little Gosling

[@Rayxster]

Pablo eyeing that smol gosling like "estoy hungry"

[@GohantheTurtle]

This made my evening

[@Fiona2254]

🤣

[@Tellysayhi]

crunchy

[@jackd.ripper7613]

It's "Tengo Hambre."

[@noahchin4769]

¡Pablo tiene mucho hambre!

[@ThePlayfarer]

Adult Geese: "Peace was never an option." Baby Geese: "Peas was an option."

[@younghex9577]

12:05

[@nicholas3354]

I love the all the social development on the farm. Pablo sees follows Morgan's social cues, so he doesn't try to kill the goslings. Toby and Pablo don't even want to eat until they are doing so as a pack/pride. Bruce never forget his old family, and their reunion is absolutely heart warming. The chickens, allegedly, plot and scheme against one another (I play). It's all one thriving diverse community, like America back in the good ole days of 2019.

[@chevydude5o2]

The brush you're using for Toby is a slicker brush, it's a top coat brush mostly designed for curly coats like a poodle to fluff them out. You will get so much more of the fur he's shedding off if you used an undercoat rake, he's shedding from his undercoat not his top coat. Try a furminator, expensive but works well, though you can find a generic undercoat rake. The furminator has a fur ejector to so you're not fighting to get the fur off the brush

[@deed5811]

I bought one called Shed Magic at a pet store. Works like furminator but it's alot cheaper. I have a medium hair cat who gets undercoat mats. She enjoys being brushed with it.

[@emilhallen3663]

Love the furminator for my dog. It's unbelievable how easy it is to remove tons of undercoat with it

[@nstone2037]

I second this comment. I use a Furminator for my Golden Retrievers when they're shedding that undercoat in the sping. It takes a while to get the first big crop of fluff but after that a quick couple of minutes a day is all you need. Their fur looks almost identical to Toby's apart from color, and the fact that they are probably a little smaller (85 and 110lbs), and I could easily fill up 3 to 4 of those ziplock bags with fir from just one of them from a single brush with the Furminator. I'm 99% sure their fur comes from some sort of alternate dimension of endless fluff.

[@brokenglassshimmerlikestar3407]

I have used the Furminator on my cat before. Kind of tiring for my arms since the brush isn't big and is kind of heavy. But it does collect hair well

[@MsSweetpea1958]

@@brokenglassshimmerlikestar3407 Yes, as above comments state, I can agree Furminator is a more expensive brush but highly worth it. I would suggest watching a couple of Furminator success videos as there's good info on technique of brushing for results. I find many short strokes working down the coat, almost like you are literally "stripping" off their coat. I also find it works best on double coat animals like my Himalayan cat and Pekingese dog.

[@incineroar9933]

Toby: This human has developed a strange fascination with stealing my fur.

[@RichellePinsonBuddy]

Right!😂

[@bhami]

It looks like the reason Toby didn't eat at first was that he was saving the food for Pablo! When Pablo arrived later, they chowed down together.

[@MsSweetpea1958]

Yeah! They're dining buddies, Toby doesn't protect the food until Pablo shows up and only shares with Pablo. True Buddies!

[@annajbanana2132]

LOL Pablo and Toby seem to be quite the homies. I love watching Toby protect Pablo, chasing away the chickens and allowing Pablo to eat his food. Now that is a friend.

[@elokin8905]

"Inherent nature to rip and chew" I have never related more to a goose than I am right now

[@jwenting]

rip and chew on a roasted leg of goose...

[@WanderTheNomad]

I thought he was gonna say "rip and tear" ...

[@newguy3588]

Rip and Chew, the doom gosling.

[@Ann-ub4mf]

You are so sweet and gentle with the animals.🙂🥰🥰🥰

[@catheycannon4112]

We homestead, and of course we raise chickens. Nearly every hatch, there is one chick with spraddled legs. It’s always the last chick to hatch. I make a similar type of brace out of vet tape. Works about 50/60% of the time. I have found that isolating the chick is almost always necessary, as the other chicks will zero in on that bandage/brace. Sometimes the other chicks end up smothering the spraddled chick. This may not be a problem with goslings. Always love your videos!

[@Ad_Astra_321]

Toby isn't food protective because he comes from great breeders. Odds on they worked hard & steady to prevent that ;) I'm so glad you're waiting for another from them, they're ace! TOTALLY worth it

[@KenS1267]

3:03 Pablo had murder in his heart.

[@TheNakidGardeners]

I adore how Toby protects Pablo while he eats. I am hoping to get A LGD sometime next year. I don't want to get it until we have goats to really be able to train. This is great Morgan.

[@purbarunmondal2420]

I from India and everyday I watch your video this gives me such good feelings I can't explain you are also an inspiration for me .

[@Munden]

This was our first year hatching our own chicks and we got one with splayed (spraddle) legs. We used a rubber band pushed through a 1 inch length a drinking straw and put a leg through each rubber band loop - drinking straw in the center. She was able to walk normally after only 3 or 4 days but we kept the name we gave her, Weebles. Good luck with your Goslings!

[@reg4211]

I like yr brace idea.

[@Youth3f3r]

I hope to see the lil Waddler grow and get big. Maybe call it Waddles, if it grows healthy/you don't sell it(assuming that won't happen due to health concerns). I've watched you do 2 seasons of hatching and its amazing every time. New life is amazing. Keep 'er goin' Morgan.

[@creamthoughts]

I love how you care for all these birds! You make us so happy!

[@MrDwightKSchrute]

The relationship between Toby and Pablo has grown into such an adorable one

[@Kimichitsuzuku]

Also, adding my voice to advocate for an Undercoat Rake for Toby. They are $8 to $20 bucks off Amazon. I have a Shetland Sheepdog and its easy to extract nearly a cotton candy bag's worth of undercoat from a chubby 30 lb dog.

[@dermiker]

That is the best unit of measurement I've ever heard.

[@kassiedabs13]

I think you would love to watch " A chick named Albert" the man who runs it lives in Netherlands i think but he rescues all types of foul, and even has methods for hatching and saving sick and deformed chicks!

[@oliveslices]

"A Chick Called Albert" - love that channel, he's awesome!!

[@kassiedabs13]

@@oliveslices yeah thanks. my tablet auto corrected to chicken lol.. i love watching all of his videos, and ive been really into morgans vids lately too. Hes pretty funny and i love his attitude and determination.

[@ForbiddenSpageti]

We had a chick with a splayed leg case and she’s starting to get better! Always amazing how fast they can recover! Wish you luck on the lil gal! ☺️

[@juliemcgugan1244]

I concur. You are doing a good job of rehabbing her and once she is old enough, may I suggest you give her extra swim time, to help her strengthen and stretch her leg more? With your care, I just know she is going to be fine.

[@granajo858]

@@juliemcgugan1244 the poor thing passed sadly, on tiktok we are like a week ahead :(

[@juliemcgugan1244]

@@granajo858 ​That's sad, but that is the world of raising domesticated animals. You gave her every chance they could. Bravo, Morgan and Alison!

[@pamelacolvin1417]

I bet Alison goes to visit the babies as soon as she gets home everyday 😊. They really are cute.

[@deadgoon2170]

Pablo's there... Pablo's gone... Pablo's got mischief in his eyes...

[@samanthahowse570]

Toby is such a good dog. Looking after everyone, outside all year long. Never complaining. He needs a pamper day at the groomers, nice bath, de-shedding, nails etc. My dog loves it. My dog is long haired and you just can’t do as good a job yourself brushing lol. He absolutely loves it. Xxx

[@HoneybeeCocobutter0806]

I love how Toby and Pablo are such good friends! Adorable!

[@Sim_JFD]

Instead of (or in addition to) adding brewer's yeast you could try fermenting the feed itself. I've been keeping my chickens and quails on 1/2 fermented diet and their health and egg production overall improved. It's great for baby birds in brooders too, as they're receiving easier to digest, vitamin-rich food that also helps with any parasite problems and, best of all, makes their poop stink far less.

[@moniquem783]

He’s adding the brewers yeast specifically to add niacin which goslings need more of than baby chickens, but there’s no standard gosling feed, only chick starter.

[@coltonschroeder2092]

Toby loves you!! Just look at him looking at you! That is the look of LOVE!! My goodness he's so cute!

[@CookieMonster-nt8hh]

"toby has developed this very interesting fascination with eating his fur" me while nibbling on my nails: "that's kinda sus, bro"

[@creativeepicure]

Your joyful nature is so much fun. Thanks for sharing your lives with us.

[@SS-_.1]

At 03:00 I had the JAWS start to play in my head 🤣🤣

[@jamminjim]

Good morning. This 65 yr old jazz guitarist in Fla just subscribed ! Love your outlook and what you're doing.

[@mapleychick138]

Pablo: That looks good Gosling: don't even think about it

[@o0Sazie0o]

Toby really loves Pablo, He seemed like he prefers waiting for Pablo before eating.

[@alongfortheride84]

Toby has such a patient, nice temperament! What a good boy!

[@SMB0927]

Myself and my two daughters have purchased 7 goose eggs from a nearby goose farmer and we ended up hatching 3 of the 7 and then 1 didn’t make it . We have 2 - Tufted Roman breed . We live on the water in Maryland. Girls love watching your videos and now can relate since we hatched our own , we did buy some ducks from tractor supply last year and there doing great , we also have 15 duck eggs in the incubator currently...

[@chyrlwillis9422]

It looks to me like Toby just wants to eat with Pablo. He chows down when they're together. To each his own.

[@willow8094]

Toby's fur is perfect for the garden Keep them critters away . Must be so many little personalities could watch them all day to cute .

[@lauriehughes8085]

You are such a good farmer dad. I just love your videos. You and your wife make such a good team.

[@batpherlangkharkrang7976]

Hi..... Morgan nice to see you, thank you for sharing your video homestead 👋 bye 👋 bye 👋 bye 👋 🎥👍👍👍

[@susaneshaqzai8386]

I love the goslings. I used to have a couple of them when I was a little girl. I really miss them. Seeing these cute goslings made my day

[@patriciaezzell7484]

I love the social life friendship between Toby and Pablo.

[@christinetaylor6764]

You are an absolutely good, kind individual. Thank you for sharing your life with us!

[@jessicaturner9483]

I've been watching the updates of the tiny gosling on ur tiktok, she was a fighter, but Ik mother nature knows what's best.. 🌈 ❤ 🌈 ❤

[@fishythom5910]

Their sounds are just so cute!!!

[@transformerpro7489]

Toby is a sophisticated gentleman. He's not overprotective of the kibble because it doesn't suit his tastes. If you gave him some bougie food that he's a fan of, you can bet he'd defend it way more!!

[@laurelb1962]

They are still ADORABLE. That was was sweet how you're helping that baby duckie. God Bless Laurel 👍💗💗💗

[@steveshoemaker6347]

Hope the little guy does OK with his leg problem....Thanks Morgan....!

[@TheGsmith97]

Pablo was giving her the eye at one point in background 😂

[@mattfoley5111]

Maybe a different food option for Toby Dog? Especially if he's not particularly enthused?

[@David_Quinn1995]

what ever you are going to make of Tobys fur will be warm for sure and it looks like he's got plenty to share, may even be able to sell his fur.

[@YankeeValleyOutdoors]

You have accomplished so much since I started watching you at 30,000 subscribers keep it up.

[@donnaml8776]

Wonderful to see healthy and happy chicks 🐥.

[@dianehall5345]

Awesome goslings! I have a suggestion you might try for that leg legs issue. Used to hatch hundreds of Standard Toulouse. I took a soft string and gently tied it around both ankles, leaving about an inch or so spacing., inbetween. I left a bit of a tiny tassel on the knot. My little bird would shuffle around , but both legs were lined up together , while the bones solidified. When your patient starts bending over to untie the knot in a furious fashion, that usually means the string has done its work. I hope this may be a help to you. Best wishes from our farm In New Hampshire! ~ Diane

[@bestoddisee]

The brace was brilliant. I learned something new today. I’m looking forward to follow up. Thanks!

[@TehXtreme]

I remember a close friend of mine used to cook large batches of rice and vegetables with raw ground beef mixed in every bowl for their dogs because one never ate kibbles unless it was with water and the other was allergic to them. Maybe Toby is a picky eater!

[@kristilisakleiner9384]

I think Toby and Pablo are great friends that like to hang out and eat together like we do

[@lizzymandile2022]

I had a surprise chick hatch out with sprattle leg too, in her case there was a time where temp dropped during incubation. I put vet wrap on her legs to hobble her for a week, and just took it off soon before this video and she's officially normal legged. Good luck!

[@amberforsey5187]

You have a great life! It must be so awesome to do what you do everyday. I am green! Lol! Love your videos and also everything I am learning from you. You are very honest and transparent with how you raise your birds and I appreciate that. I also love that your birds have a wonderful life! All seem very content. Love Toby-dog too!

[@l.b.walker7516]

Pablo was eyeing that lil gosling like a Lyon hunting it’s prey down for meat lol!!

[@YankeeValleyOutdoors]

Keep up the good work man. I enjoy coming here to see what you're up to.

[@chucknoll2849]

Another great vid. Thank you. Toby is awesome, your very lucky. Good luck Tiny Tim, your in good hands.

[@rodisham]

I like how you precisely measure out the feed. One scooper per this thingy. 😄

[@CHILLZkryptex]

Aww there so cute hopefully you are having a great day Morgan

[@lizardbabies]

To store the dog hair, I'd recommend a mesh laundry bag. It will keep it from felting/matting. It spins beautifully. Sometimes we blend it with a soft wool to make it a little less hot, but it's fabulous for warm hats, mittens, and cowls.

[@sulky_]

You need the furbinator for the fur project. Makes is so much easier to get all that fur :)

[@jillianstolling2602]

You could also add Niacin to their water. We find it as the easiest way to make sure our water foul are getting enough since well...they love water. Also the peas brought a smile to my face. Our ducks do anything for peas and I love watching the babies we raise taste them for the first time. As you put it in another video, it really is duck crack or duck quack. My ducks thank you for that tip.

[@kimberlykeating4164]

The flat part (pad part) of a bandaid down, put the foot on it, then fold the sticky stuff one side then other over the top of the foot. Creates a "shoe"

[@johnhoffay9081]

I live in Hudson Falls N.y. I can't believe 34 degrees still in the morning ! I love your videos ! Don't worry next month you will be talking how hot it is !

[@melissa7233]

If you're really serious about collecting Toby's fur during shedding season, do a shed treatment. I do this 2-3 times a year, sometimes 4 times, on my German Shepherds, Collies, Aussies, and Goldens. I learned this from a groomer that worked in the same vet's clinic I used to work in. I get a high quality oatmeal biased shampoo and conditioner, wash, then dry (air drying would work, but a high velocity drier works better) Once done I brush them out with a steel comb and stripping blade. I get tons and tons of hair out. Plus it's very clean. That would make it easier to make into fiber for knitting. As for grooming tools I'd advise investing in a good quality steel comb. It's great for getting undercoat out in smaller areas that might be more sensitive, and will help you isolate knots more easily. I'd also recommend a stripping blade, (I like the ones made by Mars) A rake might be helpful as well. If he gets a bad knot, use clippers and not scissors to remove it. It's much safer for young wiggly dogs like Toby. I personally don't like Furminators because they can do more harm on coats like his, and the brush your using is more for finishing work because all it does is work the top coat, not the undercoat The undercoat is what works best for knitting.

[@mapleychick138]

so cute god bless them and all of your animals and plants

[@morganfelks3711]

I've used this many times, mainly for chicks, but works the same for goslings/ducklings. You should notice a difference within 24hrs most of the time, but keep an eye on the gosling as sometimes they can fall over and get stuck on their backs. Also you could try giving the gosling a bath to swim in, I haven't tried it with goslings but I've tried it with a adult goose and she benefited almost immediately, as when they're in water they're weightless and they can still use their legs to swim around so they can build the muscles in their legs without straining themselves too much with their body weight. Keep up the good videos! :D

[@RemsFamily]

Thank you for this! My little quails are struggling and this may hopefully help!

[@pinkamena11fazpony27]

Don't give up on the runt! I believe that you can help her!

[@blairtheageese5269]

Yes mine loved peas , Had leg problem and fixed it , great job

[@boredbiologist4930]

One of my ducklings had the exact same problem. I didn’t really know what to do since most of the videos online were about spray/spraddle legs, and there weren’t any that showed a duckling with just one leg that was back and twisted (before now). I isolated him and wrapped his leg in super thick electrical tape, replaced it every day for a week, leaving it off for a few hours in between. 3 weeks later and he’s fine, not even a limp.

[@alwayshangrygirl463]

It's because you collect his fur. When I was a child, my grandma made thermo belts from dogs' fur. So I started collecting some for her from my GSD and he developed an obsession with his fur too.

[@heelerhealer7552]

Morgan the gosling is doing very well on "The Urban Rescue Ranch", with Kevin and DaBaby!

[@eternal_nomad]

Aww that's so sweet that you put a cover on the chickens back to protect from the rooster 🥰

[@reznicak]

6:20 didn't expect Coach Greg cameo, more goslings than last time!

[@leonardwei3914]

0:38: "Rip and Tear...until it is done!" - Goslings

[@respectthefish4992]

Bruce is such a good boy friend

[@131dyana]

Loved watching you and all the animals. thank you.

[@cassandralyris4918]

Glad to see your goose hatch has gone pretty well. Gotta join the chorus of people saying to use a furminator on Toby. They work GREAT, I have one for my GSD.

[@tanniehammiegaming1775]

Awe! Got a mouser cat and used YOUR tips! Thanks so much he’s so adorable and again ty

[@vedha6273]

They are so cute and friendly 😮😮😮

[@ThePlayfarer]

I LOVE TOBY HE'S A GOOD BOY!

[@FarmerC.J.]

Always great , Morgan! I use this de thatching comb...it is so great at collecting the dog fur quickly. My dogs line up for the combing session!

[@piia-tuuliarauhala5140]

Toby is such a beautiful dog! ❤️

[@flautalee3090]

I love your floor cam.

[@littlemontanalady]

Baby goslings the best way to start the day. 🥰

[@valeriewills287]

I had one last year with one legs sticking out back. We did swim therapy and, turning her out with the other birds helped. She only walks with a lil limp. They will stop walking with low Niacin. Get it in the vit section. Open a capsul and put it in the water.

[@jamiehoene1]

Had the same thing on my first one I ever hatched. I taped her foot to keep her webbed foot spread out. It fixed it but I exercised her two to three times a day on a flat surface because of the wood chips.

[@homesteadrevivals]

We would always trim back the feathers on our dog to create a poop chute. Kept him so much cleaner!

[@missy2244]

I hatched Rhea eggs back in 1992. One of my white chicks (worth $2000) had it’s head pointing backwards. I taped two popsicles sticks on it’s neck that put pressure to turn it’s head around. Within a week it was looking forward :))

[@commonpepe2270]

Pablo looking at that gosling like: You gonna finish that?

[@Tcheny]

Toby is such a good dog man.. 💙

[@tiddlywink9065]

so, morgan, hopefully this is a good question: each brooder seems like they aren't moving, even when u pass out food. when/how do they eat? i am perplexed. thank u for sharing ur farm life!! cheers!

[@RO_9er]

love your videos. always love watching when they come out

[@TsunauticusIV]

I miss raising goslings. They get so attached and are so cute.

[@heartsfiregarden6352]

Omg the babies are SO STINKING CUTE!! 🥺😂😍😍😍