January 2016 Update!

[@justmeish1997]

so glad to hear about the goats... I am studying goat farming and have used your videos in my study material :)

[@justindionne8744]

Good to know Thanks

[@nolanbowers1894]

Thanks

[@chickenhobbyfarm3004]

Great video! Do more.

[@tacticalhomesteader]

+Chicken Hobby Farm Do more videos, or do more stuff?

[@chickenhobbyfarm3004]

+The Tactical Homesteader Both lol

[@chuckjen8]

How to you keep your rabbits water from freezing in the winter? Thanks so much :)

[@larryrodriguez641]

Do more videos

[@michaelripperger5674]

My goats ate my tarps

[@safetygroup240]

Are you in AR?

[@tacticalhomesteader]

+Safety Group Yes, NWA.

[@chuckjen8]

How to you keep your rabbits water from freezing in the winter? Thanks so much :)

[@tacticalhomesteader]

+Jennifer Brown Right now, we don't. We have all of their water in rubber bowls, and they tend to not freeze as fast as others. Our winter has been mild this year so far. I had devised a solution to use metal bowls on candle warmers and even tried it in a couple of cages, and that worked, but it was going to be fairly expensive and time consuming to implement. Later this year, it is likely we will build the new rabbitry building (or add-on to the barn) and when we do, we will run pvc with nipples to all the cages and either use a circulation system or heat tape. I just didn't want to go through the effort of anything complicated and expensive this winter knowing that all of those cages are coming down and out of that building later in the year.