Greg is loving his Pride of The Farm energy free water tanks.

[@Marjan-1310]

Sweet deal. You were blessed because of all those ponds you've built. Im delighted for you, and the mob, of coursem

[@marvinbaier3627]

Thanks for the video! All these decisions on what to do with waters. I sure like the water setup.

[@Marilou-g5t]

Earlier in December in northcentral PA, we had negative degrees F WITHOUT wind chill factor. We are on top of a hill and the wind is awesome in summer, but brutal in winter sub zero temps when out and about. Keep warm!

[@loriirons9503]

We use poly braid for our horses, it has never failed us in almost 26 years.

[@wadepatton2433]

We got a few words in there, not most but many. Seems like: Weather cold, leather mittens good, handwarmers somethnig, tank good. polywire lasts forever, reels don't. What did we miss? I wrap flagging (surveyor ribbon) on any tool that I MIGHT drop anywhere to make it harder to not find when I come back looking for it. Also I have a strong UV flashlight that'll make any flourescent flagging POP in low light levels for hunting in the twilight/dark. When the old flagging gets raggedy or gone, I put more on. That shut off tool being black and in the weeds reminded me. That's a big part of my work that carries over into the rest of my life-- I'm a well-compensated flagging dispenser.🤣I'll bet I've put out miles of that stuff.

[@BosnWayne]

Thank you Sir

[@BrookhillAngus]

I’m seriously thinking about removing and selling all of my Ritchie waterers and replacing them with these. I like the design way better. I also like their mineral feeders as well when I researched their products. Everything they have looks top notch. Thanks Greg.

[@gregjudyregenerativerancher]

I like their products. Heavy duty and built to last.

[@raybankes7668]

I have a pr of those mittens. They are great.

[@Tommy-h4b]

Thank you very much for the video sir

[@libertyb4authority135]

Do you think goats could figure it out too?

[@gregjudyregenerativerancher]

Oh yes, they are the smartest animal on the farm.

[@janetmacdonald6030]

How can we get a pair of those mittens? What is the name of them?

[@gregjudyregenerativerancher]

Maybe George Heller will chime in here and tell you where he gets them.

[@wadepatton2433]

Yeah I've found about 18 different leather mittens just scracthing the surface. Maybe I'll wait until Greg tells us something, or I might just buy on looks and sales hype. But there are many: Kinco, WellsLamont, Harssizandar, Tough Duck, Berne, Guide Gear, Northstar (look nice), Auclair, LLBean, Redhead, KBar 7, Illinois Glove Company, Westchester, Wakayama, Burton, Hestra, Omni, Skydeer, Golden Stag... are more. I do know that the electric, 3-level hand warmers we have at work are that type that I'll buy if I ever buy any. They charge in the case like ear buds, handy dandy. Also a lot of battery heated gloves and socks and jackets out there these days. My tire guy was wearing socks, gloves, and a jacket with heaters in them recently when he mounted my new tires. I was wearing layers of merino wool (head to toe base layer plus) and cotton and goose down. His shop has no heater at present.

[@wadepatton2433]

Minneskonsin Glove is the pair I might start with, but also I see Vermont Glove has some. Deer skin vs. Goat skin leather. Hmmm.

[@reeceedwards2509]

Ok Greg