Home Place Update 1.4.17

[@Wendyann1100]

Can't wait to see your progress on your chicken coop and run plus all the other projects. Boy do you need tons of gravel. I so despise mud. 🙁

[@BumbleBeeJunction]

Best of luck with your plans Wayne. Looking forward to seeing how they come together. 61

[@pattymassey5357]

My grandmother would make warm corn mill mush with a dash of hot peppers usually Louisiana hot sauce when her chickens seemed under the weather in winter. It seemed to work she keep her chicken alive and well and productive longer than anyone I knew

[@cryssbou7864]

I totally agree chicken wire sucks .... we used the metal chainlink fence with the welded 1x1 like you use on rabbit cages along the bottom of the fence so chicks can't escape and nothing can get in ...

[@movinon04]

yea we gave up on useing chicken wire too-- now were on the hunt for a good materiel to cover the top of our chicken run-- tried bird netting not worth the trouble-- glad to see ya back on the homesteading journey- many blessings

[@godlydevil1]

Looking good despite getting over the cold. Glad your still alive and kickin'. Can't wait to see some vids of the projects. Maybe one of these days I'll come down from Columbus and visit and maybe help ya out a little. :-) Later.

[@freakygeaktwo]

feel better soon you'll your projects done eventually I'm sure :) glad your well enough to give an update thanks for that :)

[@docdee225]

Poor Elvis, he's overwhelmed by the obligation of all those hens, lol. great video, thanks

[@prodigalministry1577]

good vid give your birds apple cider vinegar two cap full to a gallon of water that's a natural wormer and your sick rooster you can give him b12 just like you would take

[@YankeeLivn]

I agree with the chicken wire, about the only thing its good for is maybe an interior partition in the coop that's well braced, good luck with the up grades

[@IslandExoticsHomestead]

If you are getting any eggs try scrambling some for your sick rooster. The eggs will give him a good boost. The damp conditions are likely bringing his immune system down a bit.

[@AmericanLibertyFighters]

Good to see a video from you again. How many chickens do you have now?

[@TimBeverly]

I'm glad Elvis didn't leave the building. How have you been Wayne

[@Everythingpropane9507]

I have been ok, just really busy. Thank you for asking :)

[@TimBeverly]

get well soon and I bet that pond on the hill is full now.

[@Buckrun11]

Big plans I hope everything comes together like you plan. I'll be watching to see your first fire in the burn ring. I haven't had a fire in my new one yet.

[@Everythingpropane9507]

Thank you Uncle Buck. I plan on getting it ready real soon.

[@sharonwilson7309]

So good to see a video from you! So, you have the "Man Cold"? Hope you get over it soon. Maybe Elvis has the Man Cold too! ;-) I enjoy hearing your plans, and appreciate that you have a vision that is methodical and well thought out, so that it will benefit the animals to the max, and cause them the least amount of stress through the change. Best wishes for a prosperous and peaceful 2017.~ Sharon

[@wallaceknifeworkshomestead]

Elvis was cold!