He Nearly DIED in a Rooster Attack

[@breannalc79]

Only in the modern world do people live comfortably enough to take issue with normal farming practices. They are able to separate themselves from the reality of how their food is procured. Also, people veiwing animals as if they are of the same importance as humans is a modern notion. Most of these people are probably not religious, but God makes it very clear in the Bible that animals are here for our benefit and that we are placed in a dominant position over them. Of course that does not mean we should be cruel to them, but nothing you are doing should be considered cruel. You really can't please everyone. Especially on the internet. People will say a lot of things online that they would never say face to face. What you are doing for your family is important and impressive. The way the world is headed, these are skills you may NEED before long. It's also so much healthier to eat farm raised food than the over processed, hormone riddled food available in stores. Do not waste a single second worrying about what incredibly privileged and uneducated people think about your lifestyle! Sending love and prayers for your family. Love all your content!❤

[@whitehouseonthehill]

Best comment yet

[@bloodgrrll]

I couldn't have said it any better my self. These people going off about oh don't kill this or don't kill that, or whatever they go off about have probably NEVER spent any time on a farm. When I would stay on my aunts farm if there was a mean rooster I can tell you we would be having chicken for dinner that night. They didn't keep live stock around for "pets". If it was on the farm it was there for a reason. People need to stop thinking they have the right to tell anyone what to do with their own farm and live stock. 🙄

[@bendettakreutzer1684]

You can’t spend the rest of your life trying to please everyone. My grandmother taught me at 8 years old, I’m 72 now, how to butcher chickens. I have sisters who think that was terrible. I eat chicken and love the memories of living with her on the farm. I felt sorry for them staying in the city and not knowing her better. Do as your heart tells you to. My respect to you all. Do not keep a mean rooster for any reason. Best of luck. ❤

[@mijacita]

Well said I agree

[@Pammydoll37]

So very true. Well said.

[@creganx83]

The best solution is to simply do what is best for your farm , Your animals and your family . People in the comments shouldn’t judge we are only viewing snippets of your lives many people just don’t have a clue . Your videos are amazing Thank you for sharing with us

[@my3acrehomestead611]

Absolutely correct.

[@FvckHush]

100%! My advice is ignore these city folk who have absolutely no clue what they’re talking about.

[@hisgrace7729]

Do what you feel is best for the farm.

[@maxinemadero9650]

This is your channel. Your farm. You do what you, want to do. We're just lucky enough, to come along. Thank you for sharing.

[@mizzenmonkey]

This roo problem is such a hard one. I used to try and re-home, but now I eat them. They aren't superb food, but I hatched, fed, cared for them, and I don't want to just waste them. I had 10 roos to 31 hens. 7 of the roos went to the butcher, and the hens are so much happier.

[@amyalpin6251]

That's what I was wondering... I didn't know if they could be eaten. I would imagine they could be used for ground meat, especially if they combined them with regular chicken?

[@mizzenmonkey]

@amyalpin6251 rooster meat is tougher, so is better for soup, or something where the meat is slowly cooked in a liquid/sauce. They taste no different than hen, just not as tender.

[@DanielSoomil]

22 roosters is insane. The fact that you've even put up with that shows how kind and caring you are.

[@MustangBobGT]

He has to anything he does the KZbin army says he's doing wrong like they all have a farm living in they moms basement lol but they always listen to what the army says and tries to show and teach

[@sandramaiden4707]

More for the soup pot!

[@elizabethnieman7066]

When I heard about the rooster flock I was like what the F. That’s stupid they’re going to fight.

[@Southernbluejeangrammy]

​Do what benefits your family in cost. If that means butcher to feed your family and that is the only way they can do their part on your farm I say that's okay!

[@Nirrrina]

​@@SouthernbluejeangrammyI agree. If their purpose is to go to freezer camp then that's just fine. At least you're providing healthy food to your family. Besides just because you eventually eat them doesn't mean you can't give them a good life & especially treaties. They deserve treats too & it's the easiest way to make them happy. Also chickens think veggie scraps are nice treats.

[@palamnaeuss]

Donate aggressive roosters to viewers that have issue with what you do with your animals, and let them experience the aggression and live with it if it is so easy. My grandparents had farm animals their whole life, and when I was little (4-5yo) there was a really big male goose, around my size. He was aggressive towards other smaller animals but not so much towards ppl (I guess because of the size). But since I was a small kid, he started chasing me around and attacking me. They gave him a chance shooing him away, but he would just keep chasing me. After day or two, the goose was butchered. No matter how much they love animals, they love their grandchild more. Honestly, your farm your rules. You show both good and bad things, and this is what makes someone see that farm life is not fairy tale where you walk around like Snow White amongst animals.

[@marionlesage4794]

I like this solution! I have a rooster that has gone after me three times despite my kindness to it from a chick on. Roosters are territorial - too many makes trouble.

[@shadowkissed2370]

Every year during the summer my grandmother would stay with her grandparents on the farm. When she was 4 or 5 a rooster attacked her. It scratched her back up pretty badly. That night they had fried rooster for dinner. It is a farm, to be able to sustain the farm things have to work well together including the animals.

[@lisade1814]

You’ve got the right point. I didn’t know roosters were good meat, I thought they were too muscley. ?? Eat em if they’re trouble. No reason to have an eye plucked out if you can help it. And pay no mind to the busy bodies and their self righteous opinions !!!

[@DeniseGoodspeed-id2su]

Coq au vin is a french dish made with rooster!@@lisade1814

[@eymardreyes3958]

Yes 👍🏽 😅

[@marshasmith6320]

If it were my farm I’d be putting the roosters that I didn’t need in a soup pot. That’s the way I grew up. Nothing wrong with that. Love Fabio!! He’s gorgeous!!

[@whitehouseonthehill]

Thanks!

[@slomo1716]

Amen and agree 100%!!!!

[@jerihasenohrl3950]

I agree! Roosters that are mean or not needed get butchered or dispatched. Your family treats your animals very well and they are treated humanely. Don’t let the nay sayers make you feel bad

[@Nirrrina]

While they're still there you can treat them well with treats like veggie scraps & they'll be really happy. But eventually the time comes along when they need to go to freezer camp & some non farmers just don't get that. Besides you're providing healthy food for your family.

[@thressawayman4377]

agree with you

[@bigblade15]

Like my grandmother used to say "Put that Rooster in a pot" I was wondering why y'all were keeping so many roosters, now it makes sense. You can't make everyone happy and if you start putting them on pasture and feeding the predators you might draw more.

[@8starling]

I think the best thing to do would be to trust your own judgement when it comes to what is best for you and your animals.

[@petsCareKashmir]

Exactly

[@lindad1195]

I agree!!

[@TheMryphipps]

no matter what you do there will be complainers. do what you think is right for you and your family. if somebody wants a rooster flock they can do that - for as long as they can stand it :)

[@joebatson9597]

This is exactly what I was just about to comment until I saw yours. This is truly their life and not their viewers. They just want to let others enjoy what they do. If they aren’t happy with what the viewers say, then those viewers can just deal with it. They aren’t the ones spending their lives on this and their money, it is just White House on the Hill and their family. Let them do what makes them happy.

[@LS_Barbie]

Same

[@LS_Barbie]

Because all you do, you’ll never make everyone happy, even if it’s right. They will find something to complain about

[@shotami65]

yes! There is always going to be that one person....This family does what is best for them, they shouldn't have to worry about a few bad apples that don't agree with their way of life....

[@rons3236]

If you get an overwhelming consensus I'll be very surprised. You should do what's best for you, your family, and your other farm animals. Personally, I'd select the best of the roosters for breeding in numbers proportionate to your hens, and process the rest (it's chicken soup season 🙂).

[@williamrhea3535]

I believe it is crazy that you let people who have no knowledge of farming or animal behavior influence your farming decisions. I would never ever think of trying to tell you how to manage your animals and other resources, that's just plain crazy. You do what you know you need to do and if a small portion of your viewership is butt hurt well that's just life I guess.

[@bagobeans]

My family raised chickens. My mother grew up on a farm. I'm not butt hurt, but this guy needs some common sense.

[@lisanlatour]

they are probably peta bots

[@Weeks25]

I agree with you 100%

[@koridigman510]

I love your little farm and your dedication to all your animals. You always do the best for the whole place. I support you always. Hard decisions!

[@donaldcorrell2518]

Becky hit it on the head, “Little or no benefit”.

[@graicerobertson7346]

consuming an animal that you have loved, cared for and respected its whole life while providing it with the best quality of life, is not cruel- it’s a mutually beneficial arrangement. you live on a farm, it’s silly to think you wouldn’t eat some of your animals if it was necessary. everything that breathes, needs to eat. i think what you’re doing is absolutely beautiful, and it’s obvious that you don’t have a mean bone in your body… do what you think is best for your land and your family!!! ❤️❤️❤️ and thank you for sharing your journey!! nobody has all the answers, and trying to please everybody is unrealistic. people will always ridicule you for what others will praise you for!! I’m excited to see what you decide to do!!!

[@whitehouseonthehill]

Well said, thank you

[@paulmartens4442]

It's your homestead. The roosters provide food for your family. They're not pets. A lot of the folks that would complain about processing them would not have a problem buying chicken in a store on a tray wrapped in plastic, or stopping by Chick-fil-A for lunch. It's part of the country life. Do what's best for your family.

[@irmahardnett]

You know that's your farm you do what you have to do to keep everything running smooth , do what it takes to protect your animals & your family you didn't buy & raise your animals to feed the wild animals I think you are doing a good job on your farm & if some folks don't like it too bad that's life . 🎅Merry Christmas To You & Your Family🎅

[@agaimless3724]

Any unwanted roosters I get Go to freezer camp😂

[@Rustybojangles]

Great place for them.

[@PatriciaGoodwin-p1o]

I am just overjoyed you posted again. I do remember alot of problems with rooster fights years ago on the farm. You guys shouldn't feel guilty about negative comments. I have found alot of people who don't understand raising your own food or farm life are very judgemental about butchering as they go to the store and buy meat to eat. You can't live your life by others judgement. I am fully impressed with all your good judgement and the great family and farm you have shines as proof that you do things the right way and are always conscientious of everyone's well being. Your family and your flock. You are an amazing bunch and I am so happy every time you post. God bless you in all you do.

[@ThatOneSammi]

Do whatever you think is best. Your peace of mind and your family are all that matter in the end. Ask your kids, take a family vote. I hope this situation resolves and you're at ease with your roo problem. They're gorgeous birds, truly. I wish they did not have to be so aggresive. Tiny dinosaurs 🐓🦖

[@bradleylefika9209]

Truth of the matter is, you won’t be able to please everyone at the same time. I’ve been part of this channel for years and support you and the family. The best decision is to look out for your family and the farm !

[@AmaiaKeki]

Can’t speak for all of course ,but I follow for your homestead content, and part of that and natural food is processing animals. Love from Tx!

[@yeyang6958]

Props to you for wanting to keep so many roosters. They pretty much have no other purpose besides breeding, protecting, and showing. You are very patient to allow them to live their life.

[@MardiK2000]

You will never please everyone, so just know that you are smart, decent, kind people. Do what YOU know is right. Thanks for the enjoyable content. I have really enjoyed seeing your family grow. The kids are so decent and responsible. Good job!

[@ashtorbytheroots31]

It’s a farm. Do what is best for your family! Feed your family, provide for them. All the roosters are doing is costing y’all more money when they should be feeding y’all. They’re raised happy and healthy. It’s the circle of life. You raise them, and when it’s time, their purpose is to feed you. Your fans will stay regardless of your choice. The people who leave all the negative comments aren’t the people who you should be listening to. There’s criticisms and constructive criticism. We’re here and will support your family. That’s why we subscribed in the first place. Provide your family. Show the truth and hopefully people will realize that you can grow your own food and that sometimes means animals. Y’all love and care for them and that’s better than any food you can get in the stores where they are living in terrible conditions.

[@littlecloud193]

what you have to do is what suits you best. it will never please everyone this is your farm and we who are watching are just guests, grateful to watch you prosper, I hate that you take negative comments and avoid doing your farming as you see fit I love your channel, just go on, your way. I apologize for my English skills Greetings from Iceland.

[@ChanceDiMarco-gk9qx]

Thanks!

[@kaylaparadis8268]

You should be able to do what you want and should not worry about those comments from. People who do not pay for feed .you should be able to fill your freezers for your family with your rosters .❤❤

[@laurenlovestheatre]

At the end of the day, it's your farm and your decision on how to treat and what to do with your animals. I watch your videos because I love animals and you showcase them beautifully. I'm not a vegetarian, so I understand when you choose to raise your own meat. What's personally hard for me is to see animals hurt or suffering. I'm happy when you try to rescue your animals when they pick on each other. But I also found it extremely upsetting to see wild animals caught in traps, mangled, and ultimately killed. I don't believe there is a universally pleasing solution, but I think it's important to emphasize that I respect that this is your farm and family and you should do what you believe is right. Thanks for four years of wonderful videos I've been watching.

[@amarawhite2760]

I think the only person who truly knows what is best for your farm and your family, is you. There is an old saying "You can please all of the people some of the time and some of the people all of the time, but you can't please all of the people all of the time." I say do what is best for you and let the spectators be spectators.

[@gayleosornio7699]

Your a famer, Don't let others tell you what you know what is good for your farm. you are loving farmer. eat the rosters that need to go.🥰

[@Arthur-ek7nd]

My head rooster is a Liege Fighter, and he is much larger than any of the other birds. He was raised up with TONS of socialization, and as a result he is my most friendly and docile bird. I have 1/4 acre fenced and netted over for my chicken's run. I hatch chicks a few times a year to keep my stock up. Currently I have around 10 roosters. I have found that if they have enough space to separate themselves from each other, there is almost no fighting outside the normal pecking order scuffles you see from hens and roosters alike. If any of the other beta roosters start acting up, my head rooster quickly runs over and puts a stop to it. None of the other roosters want to challenge him because he is as big as a turkey and incredibly tall. However, even without problems between the roosters, it becomes an issue to just have that many at one time because of their tendency to over mate the hens. I give away roosters to anyone who will take them, but if I can't find them a home, they become food.

[@yolandemorgan925]

This is your homestead. I really appreciate you taking notice your viewers thoughts and opinions but ultimately this is not up to them. They don't have to live with the issues it causes or the costs involved. You will never please everyone and on the I internet everyone feels they have the right to shout their opinions. Do what feels best for you and your family. This is your life, your livelihood, your homestead, your decision. Thank you for Sharing your lives with us. I've been watching you since the very early days of your channel and I've enjoyed watching your family and homestead grow. Do I feel that you always make the best choice, no but that is life. This is your life to do with as you think is right, you only get one life, live it as you see fit. Love to the whole family xx

[@pierremartin5144]

You mentioned the stress of negativity and pleasing people awhile back. It almost got to the point that you gave up on sharing your dream with the world. It’s just my opinion, but I think you’d agree that your purpose is not to please the KZbin world. You do your thing! People don’t have to click on your content if they don’t like it! Love you guys!

[@sammygonzalez2356]

I have 40 roosters. All hatched last spring. I was going to take them to auction, but my heart won that battle and they remain on the farm. Do I spend lots of money caring for them? Absolutely! Will I give up on them? Never! Every animal on the farm has a purpose… the roosters till/fertilize the orchard, when placed in a chicken tractor- they clear any and all vegetation, they alert the other farm animals to danger, help keep my favorite breed numbers up, they strut their stuff and are accepting of pets… they are valuable in so many ways. 🌻🌶️

[@kokovokofilbert6983]

Honestly do what’s best for you and your family. I watch your channel because I like how honest you guys are. That is a lot of roosters and I don’t think it’s wrong to downsize(be it rehoming or butchering) especially when you got problem ones who are causing injuries to you guys or the others.

[@MARKE911]

Showing all the parts of Homesteading and farming. The pros and con. You do you and what's best for your family and lifestyle. Thanks

[@sona-_-5109]

Do what is best for your family and your farm. I personally think harvesting them makes the most sense, but I’m not a farmer and don’t have the knowledge you do… do what’s best for you :)

[@feenxking]

“If you try to please all, you please none.” - Aesop

[@beckyzolotor4078]

Afternoon White House On The Hill in Missouri!! I order from Temu for months and I love that company!! Im so sorry for one of your chickens(Rooster) got hurt/ peck. Bless his heart ❤I want to tell you Jake,Becky, and the precious children all four a Merry Christmas 🎄 and a Wonderful Happy New Yr 2024!! I love y'alls farm and yall work so hard!! Have a blessed weekend and always God bless 🙌 each of you!!❤❤ 💙💙💙🩷 Came back on Jake & Becky, that is y'alls farm and what ever y'alls decision you make for your farm is always for the best of the animals..... You guys ALWAYS take very good care for every ANIMAL that is on the One-N-Only White House On The Hill in Missouri!! I don't know much about farming but what i do know great humans and can see love and care so whatever you two decides to do I stand firmly behind you both and everyone else needs to keep doin their yard,home, farm if they have one and trust the two adults on the White House On The Hill in Missouri again!!!❤❤you all!!

[@whitehouseonthehill]

Thank you, Becky

[@melissa5907]

I feel you need to do what you think is best for your family, for your farm. It’s been a learning experience, and I understand taking advice from time to time when needed. But please don’t let any commenters determine how you run your farm, your family, or your business. YOU TWO created this beautiful life together. Us viewers learn so much from you, whether it’s from your triumphs or failures, we all learn and move on. You let us be a part of the beautiful life you created, do not let any negative energy in here change that, don’t give them the power to change a thing! Like water on a ducks back… let it roll off. Big hugs to you both 🫶🏼

[@feewatt]

My family always kept chickens until recently. We live in the English countryside. Problem Cockerels and Roosters ended up in the pot as did most of the Cockerels once they grew. Sometimes if it was a favourite one and he was no bother we would let him live his days out. My Father was a kind man but he said we were not running a petting farm. I think whatever you do there will be people who object but many do not know the reality of having a small holding.

[@katrinasmith7180]

I choose option 4. Do what is best for you and your family. You guys are the ones that feed, water, and house these animals! Strangers over the Internet shouldn't have a say in what you choose. Also, the people that make these comments don't know how the real world works. These animals are treated fairly and humanely, unlike the meat they are consuming. Now, that is the heartbreaking reality. Your animals are treated well in their lives, and the meat birds are as well. So you keep being the amazing homesteading family and let the ignorant ones keep being ignorant. We all love watching you guys, your educational, and so wholesome. Much love from the UK.

[@paigeriddle6988]

You should do what is best for your farm and family. If the roosters are just going to keep fighting or end up alone from being picked on then they would end up in the freezer for us. Keep the roosters you want for breeding but other than that it just isn't realistic to rehome every single one and they will just cause problems if you keep things the way you are.

[@RubyMaxwell-e6y]

we do that🤣

[@isralyn1418]

Feed. Your. Family. Put the roosters down and get them cold stores up. This is y’all’s farm and you’re so sweet for letting us all enjoy your adventure with you. But it’s still YOUR farm. And your family. Your needs come first. It cannot be easy maintaining all those roosters. 😅 I’m in full support of processing them. My family adores yours. My kids get so excited to watch updates. We all my 8 year old 4 year old and 2 year old stand with what ever decision you feel is best for your family. ❤

[@harrelltackett3681]

I say chicken stock it is. Let the predators get there own snacks😂

[@bobbyphillips6434]

This is YOUR farm. Do what YOU think is best. There will always be people who don’t like what you guys do or decide. You can please everyone. I love y’all’s channel and have been watching for years.

[@karrane879]

Thats too many roosters for no reason. I hear the freezer calling for them IMO. Love your channel ❤

[@amyshaler7134]

You are a homesteading farm. You should do what homesteading farms do, which is to dispatch the extra roosters. Use it to feed your family with the meat and bone broth. It doesn’t make sense to me that somebody would expect you to continue to feed roosters that don’t serve a purpose. Thank you for including and asking us though, but you already know what’s best for your family. We are simply viewers. Viewers don’t have a say in how you run your homestead. Ignore the negative comments trying to shame you or tell you what to do. Bless their heart!

[@nanbarber6631]

People have no clue what it is like live on a farm. What you do with your animals is your choice not theirs. You guys do a great job

[@ashishr4768]

Thanks for saving life of rooster. Seems life is not easy even for roosters. Hope he recovers soon. God bless.

[@victoriawarren9526]

You do what’s right for your family. ❤ We have a bunch of free loading roosters too! Lol.

[@marisasolomon8517]

There is a reason that the common wisdom among farmers/homesteaders has become to butcher the unneeded roosters. Don’t live your lives to please people who haven’t lived the farm life. What I’m discovering as a fairly new homesteader (rabbits, chickens and bees and a garden) is one has to get over being too soft hearted. The motto of my rabbit community is “breed hard and cull hard.” When I keep the excess rabbits as pets, then I get completely overwhelmed by the work of cleaning and the cost of feeding too many bunnies. As much as my non rabbit friends cry “don’t eat the bunny” and look at me like I’m a monster the truth is they are livestock and not pets. I’m still struggling with this but it really takes all the joy out of my little farm. And rabbit is delicious and healthy too! 🤪

[@JustMe-dd5ou]

I think you need to do what’s best for the function of the farm and stop listening to people who have no idea what it’s like to run a homestead. You guys are great! Don’t let the haters make you feel like your doing wrong. ❤

[@thressawayman4377]

I love the horses and feel like they really were just what you all needed. would love to see more videos of them and maybe one day holiday could even have a foal. your doing grate at life and have really inspired me. 😊 keep up the good work.

[@jenniferkay9789]

All problem roosters should become food!😈

[@janhorton5197]

It's your farm, it's how it's done in farming. Do what you think is right for you. From Australia.

[@rhondaalbrecht]

You do what you need to do to maintain your homestead. The heck with those that think that what you're doing is wrong. Only YOU know what is best for your needs. Personally, I think you need to downsize the rooster numbers... Becky is right. Process them for meals for the family, because you're just wasting the feed on them for no benefit just to satisfy people who have no idea of what the 'cycle of life' truly means. Money being burned up, and over time, that's a huge amount of money that you need to raise those four children with, as well as invest back into the farm.

[@mohammadkhalidbinsyeed6544]

No matter what you, you have a reason. Will always support you guys no matter what!

[@hassanjrt.9475]

Don't let the keyboard fighters or those who never set a foot in a farm do their virtue signaling act on your channel and affect your decisions, you have to do what's in your family and animals benefit, you can't make everyone happy 🤷🏻‍♂️

[@cpalme]

Over the years that I have followed you I have found that you make good decisions or, made mistakes, learned and made changes. I completely trust your decisions and am often grateful that you choose to share your life. There is a plot of land with animals in my future and I will apply what I have learned. [I get to skep a few painful lessons because of your willingness to share.]

[@nancydiaz7830]

You could just use the skinny ones to make chicken stock or broth for canning ❤

[@joannekucks4343]

I received my calendar this week and it’s beautiful. Thank you so much! I’m so glad you taped the feathers down. I was afraid they’d fly all over when I turned the pages. Stickers are cute. I hope many people bought them and that it brings revenue to the farm. There’s so much to do there, will you need a farmhand soon? Merry Christmas. 🥰🎄☃️

[@whitehouseonthehill]

You are so welcome!

[@ProjectPapa]

You do you and ignore the morons that can’t decide to just leave well enough alone. Not their pig (or rooster) not their farm. I support you no matter what you do and so do a lot of people. Love you guys from Seaforth Ontario Canada

[@ozadventureswithky9781]

I wouldn't worry so much about what the viewers think, because to be honest your never going to make everyone happy, thing is it seems too many roosters will always find a way to cause trouble and I feel like it's just best you find your own solution that works for you , like you say everyone will have different opinions and ultimately it's your farm so you should just do your thing your way, we are lucky enough to get to see a part of your life and your amazing farm and if people get offended then they should stop watching it's really that simple (when they get their own little farm then they can do things their way) you guys are great and some parts of having a farm are hard so just be you enjoy your farm forget the negative opinions I enjoy watching you guys and really I'm sure many other people do too the good and not so good it's all part of homesteading YOUR ALL AWESOME 😊

[@whitehouseonthehill]

Thank you 😊

[@madginger3634]

Extra roosters are food. Period

[@yvonnem3707]

Hello, ur farm and fam...u do what's best for u guys...❤

[@SnoGryphon]

In my opinion, if the purpose of your farm is to be a chicken sanctuary, by all means keep them all. But if the purpose is to provide for your family, I'd send all the extra roosters to the freezer. But like so many others have said, It's YOUR farm, your animals. Thank you for sharing the adventure with us.

[@etsugirl24]

I agree.

[@SnoGryphon]

If you free-range chickens, you will attract predators which will then take their pick of your chickens.

[@artsyapple6509]

Far too often, channels die when they overthink about the comments section and try and operate solely based on what they dictate. You'll lose your passion if you let youtube commenters control you. Your farm is a working farm, not a hobby farm. Anyone watching and assuming a mauled rooster is suffering less than a cooked one, clearly don't realize you raise broilers and meat turkeys every year to feed your family. Ignore them.

[@halo14rule]

Just do what you like. There sure to be haters around. Keep it up.💪💪💪

[@Thomasbh2007]

You run your farm the way you have been, You are doing a fantastic job 🌲🌲🌲🌲🌲🌲✨✨✨✨

[@petsCareKashmir]

We are happy with your decissions. You share your daily life and experience with us we should be grateful to learn. Those who aren't happy go see a doctor. It is their life. They share it to make us happy so we should also give positive comments ❤❤❤ Be a kind human.

[@lpritchard]

I feel so sad for the poor, rooster

[@r.durante528]

I think it is important for children to see how food ends up in the grocery store. Sharing the life of a working family farm is important because children have no idea where milk and eggs come from. Other then a picture in a book they have never seen a real animal outside of a dog or cat. I think you need to show life as it is.

[@karlaiguerrerohernandez9640]

Hey I love your channel. I have been watching for years now. I have animals myself, mostly sheeps now but used to had chickens and horses. you guys work so hard and of course having animals is a big responsibly, you guys are incredible. What people don't know and mostly who don't have animals is that natural is really cruel and those exact people will always comment nonsense, "that's abuse" "why, would you do that" comments like the ones you guys showed. Unfortunately you will never make anyone happy, don't listen to the bad comments. You guys do your best and God has blessed you with a great family and great animals!! Do whatever is best, I love how you try and make us part of that but with things like this, nature is cruel and you gotta do what you gotta do. Honestly don't let them free range will bring predators and I it will be an issues in the future with your other animals. just butcher them and keep them for food!! Love you guys, keep the hard work!! :)

[@PoshDreads]

You should rehome/ freezer camp the ones you don't want and keep the special breeds

[@kimberlywhite2599]

This is your farm. You have way to may roosters and you should deal with them as you see fit. You are paying for their feed, you are keeping after them, etc. I suggest maybe turning off comments altogether, people never have anything nice to say. I lived a farm life growing up and yours is by far the most ideal I've seen. Keep up the good work and don't let the people who didn't do the research get you down. Just so the precious people know if you let them free range you will invite MORE predators and cause worse problems.

[@VGKate702]

You’ve gotten a lot of great comments and I agree with many that say you should follow your own instincts. I think you always instinctually do what is best for you as a a family and for the welfare of all of your animals. Love the channel!

[@verona316]

Do what you feel best. People complaining lack a basic understanding of life and likely never left the city and probably think milk and eggs come from shops. There is no issue with culling or managing numbers. You do it humanely. It is not like you take joy in dispatching. It is part of farm life. People who think it is all magic and fairytale have no idea, and I wouldn't bother putting much weight in their opinions xx love from my farming family in Tasmania to yours!❤

[@melhayley6738]

Jake, the problem with the roosters is your going to be damned if you do and damned if you don't, choose the solution that works best for your family and let them have their say, but you will know in your heart your family came first in your decision 💗

[@whitehouseonthehill]

Yes, that’s the deal

[@Ron-q4h]

You folks are amazing at what you say and do. And I love your content. Good show as always thank you kindly

[@0rin]

DO NOT FREE RANGE YOUR ROOSTERS! Once predators sense that there are preys around your farm/area, they will start coming. I think the best solution is to consume what is not needed or is not beneficial to the farm anymore. This way, you're not wasting anything. Don't let other people dictate how you run your farm. You will not be able to please everybody. They don't like your content, let them be. Only cater to the people who respect and follow and admire your stuff.

[@xkandymariex]

I personally would dispatch some roosters and provide a healthy meal for my family if i was you but whatever u guys decide yall wanna do im here for it and cant wait to watch what you decides best! ❤

[@MrCrispyProductions]

Just keep on doing what your doing, it's your farm and your family ignore the comments there's always going to be a Karen who thinks they know best.

[@alisultanalzmaan3572]

ما شاء الله تبارك الله أحسن الخالقين .. ﴿مزرعة جميلة جداً ﴾

[@jenniferkay9789]

Please don't advertise Chinamu...they track your card.

[@tjgplayz340]

its all a scam

[@marieturunen9765]

I love your little farm you do the best for your familj and your flock ❤ 🌲 ❤ god jul 🇸🇪

[@jayneward6649]

I think you should do what you feel is necessary, not take any notice of people calling you crewl, they probably don't understand how it goes having animals on a home stead, if your chickens are to much, then it's off to freezer camp they go, & how you deal with un invited predators is your business not any one else , just don't show it on your videos, then you won't get negative comments, take care all, we love the stuff off Temu aswell, good value for money ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@thebrudderz]

Do as you please. If people don't like what you are doing, they can just stop watching you. I love your channel. So keep it coming 😁

[@michaelm2290]

Balance is essential when it comes to livestock

[@stacies.4420]

I suggest you do what you want to do. No one has a right to tell you how to run your farm. You pay for the food, you take care of them. If there are people who don't like your decisions, to bad. You don't have to change how you think, feel or handle things to make others happy. Your life, your animals, your farm. I have learned a lot from watching you guys.

[@j.v.1973]

Winner winner chicken dinner!😂 I would eat the excess roosters and the mean roosters. But my opinion is do what you want and don't worry about the complainers. If they become annoying block them from your comments. Love your channel and family, you know best what is right for you.❤

[@Orchid_88]

You do what best suits you. No judgment from me. ❤

[@3MMM0527]

Do what is best for your Farm. You can't make everyone happy

[@judyrittenhouse6828]

It's your farm, and they're all your animals. Do what YOU want with your animals. Viewers have absolutely no right to try to tell you what you should or shouldn't do with your farm. You're an awesome family. I love your videos. Keep up the good work. 😊

[@andreacooley9428]

I think that ya'll are absolutely amazing at everything you do, for real❤. I love your channel and recommend you to so many people. You are so informative and have such a beautiful farm and family.

[@whitehouseonthehill]

Thank you, Andrea, we appreciate it!

[@crazycluckersfarm_mo]

I had said to process the extra roosters in a previous comment, but I am not in your shoes. You need to do what works for you and your family. You are the ones that are breeding your animals, housing and caring for them so whatever anybody else says really is irrelevant. When chicken breeding, you need extras of that breed for back up, however if it’s too much, constant fighting, to stressful on the animals and causing issues for you then I would process the extras that you don’t need. When it comes down to it it’s what you and Becky want and what works for you. Not everybody else❤️

[@Infinityflower88]

You guys should do what's best for your farm! At the end of the day it's your farm you guys life and not the strangers who watches your video's! Those people don't pay your bills and live with you guys! I've been a subscriber to your channel before Becky had 2 youngest kids!

[@whitehouseonthehill]

Thank you

[@Bayloplays]

Don’t listen to the haters. Listen to what your family and you think what’s best for your farm

[@RoberChannel6]

Hello! Greetings from Chile. I started raising chickens 6 years ago, when I bought 2 chicks for 500 Chilean pesos (something like half a dollar) at a fair. They both came out as roosters, and I raised them with all the love they deserve, since I never treated them as farm animals, but as pets, from there I started collecting more chickens and roosters, currently I have an Ayam Cemani rooster, the 2 white roosters and golden ones that are already 6 years old, their son with a Castilian hen, which is a Castilian rooster (plume rock), a Nagazaki rooster, a silkie rooster, a Hamburg rooster and a Polish rooster. Like all of them, I raised them since they were little and as pets, there are few times when they fight, and I must say that at least I live in a house in an urban sector of Chile, that the entire land would be less than what their living room is. . For the same reason, it breaks my heart to see that your beautiful animals kill each other. I understand that you live a farm life and consume some of them, unlike me, who raised them as pets, but I can't help but feel pain. for that little rooster. Many greetings from Chile, and take advantage of the giant sector you have.

[@kerryadams9100]

This is your farm and you do what you think is best. There are always people that think they know everything, those people are called "Karen's". They have a need to complain about everything and criticize everyone. Don't let the Karen's rain on your parade. You have a great farm, a wonderful family and your viewers adore you all. Blessings