MAJOR Project Underway | Predator Proofing our OFF GRID Homestead in the WOODS

MAJOR Project Underway | Predator Proofing our OFF GRID Homestead in the WOODS
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[@genewileyopa]

As far as the Hawk goes. We use decoy owls around to keep birds and other critters away. It helps us. The fence looks great Al.

[@beckysmuck8771]

I added wind chimes and silver flags. They don't like all the busyness. Love the two owls that "placidly" watch over my flock as well.

[@funnyfarmdad9997]

Decoy owls work for a while but unless you move them around frequently the hawks will soon learn that they aren’t a threat and start to ignore them.

[@russellwatters5891]

It looked like bear claw raking, had them in Wisconsin at my cabin, put out trail cams, harvested a nice boar. Moose teeth marks would be wider and flatter to the tree. Love the fence, and you answered my previous question about a hot wire. Happy Gina is out and about, love ya'll ❤️

[@positivitywins9213]

Al’s ingenuity is off the hook! Using the ratchet strap hardware for the fencing is brilliant! Al reminds me of my grandfather when he was young-he could build, fix, create and invent just about anything! He was my hero. ❤

[@stephencynthiascherry6340]

Ratchet hardware is actually a fencing product.

[@tonydibartolo7985]

they use them for high tension wire.

[@kb7722]

These are purpose built tensioners for high tensile electric fence wire. You usually connect them to a heavy duty spring that maintains tension on the wire as things move over time.

[@lynnes698]

surely you could give the hens a perch or they'll freeze to the ground, they have no respite from the cold wet ground.

[@hughjarse2909]

Good morning from Scotland everyone 😎🐑🐔

[@samvalentine3206]

Howdy Hugh - from Long Island, NY

[@LumnahAcres]

Gooooooood Morning Scotland 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

[@junielaine4211]

Hello Jarse from Scotland!

[@mimib6955]

Hey Al, are you going to put a roost bar in for the chickens? It's all looking great. Glad Gina is doing well and able to get back to what she can on the homestead.

[@margaretbedwell3211]

I like your new fencing Al & Gina. You are getting ever so close to being on your new homestead. I am happy that the weather is holding back for you and that your able to button up these last minute chores. Y'all have a Blessed weekend.

[@henrythompson7595]

We don't have snow.

[@HoneyHollowHomestead]

You STILL do not have a roost for those poor girls. It would be easy enough to put one in, just a 5 minute job. Remember, an electric fence is just a psychological barrier. If it does not energize for whatever reason a goat WILL breach it.

[@markpashia7067]

You might have to keep the chickens inside for a few days to change up the pattern. That hawk is hanging around due to the easy pickings. If you change the pattern he/she will move on. Then you can let them out again. Also the female hawks are much bigger than the male hawks. If you ever see a couple together, you will get a good idea of how to tell. That is also true of most eagles.

[@cathiwim]

Or, you could put chicken wire over the pen top, and the hawks cant get in. Thats what we do.

[@ghannis6018]

I'll add my two cents. I'm in the Pacific Northwest and a while back my birds became a favored food source for bald eagles and red tail hawks and coyotes. Creating short term disruptions to their hunting pattern only worked when there were good alternate sources of food. When the other food sources dried up (seasonal salmon runs, foraging wild rabbits, rodents, etc.) they always came back to re-evaluate. Man-made deterrents only worked for a little while too. If they weren't moved daily, the predators quickly figured out that it won't hurt them, and resumed hunting the poultry. I even had eagles enter a coop building when I was keeping just the top 1/2 of a dutch door open, because they watched long enough to conclude I wasn't in the coop. We always used plastic owls to deter seagulls from roosting in our boathouse. Seagulls aren't smart (to put it kindly), and even they figured out pretty quickly that the owls were fake. IMO prevention is the only thing that works. Either by setting up structures that prevent the predators from having any access (poultry houses 'hardened' with wire-enclosed runs, pastured tractors, etc.). Or by putting up tall perimeter fencing and getting a LGD. I've settled on a blended approach. 1. I only keep predator savvy breeds. And always keep good predator savvy roosters, who consider it their job to watch for danger. If running a lot of birds outside in a large free-range area I make sure the rooters and hens are all in stable family-groupings. Even the best roo will only watch out for 'his' hens. 2. I only let them range within an electrified enclosure (coyote protection). 3. Within the electrified enclosures, I put open-sided covered structures for the birds to seek refuge under (hawk and eagle protection). There are enough of these structures to ensure that the birds can get to one quickly, no matter where they are. I like using open-sided Salatin-style tractors made of pvc pipe and translucent SunTuf roofing. They are lightweight, let the natural light in, and the birds under them can't be seen from above. I accept that despite my best efforts, I will still lose some birds. But it's generally because the bird wasn't predator savvy. Since I raise predator savvy breeds, I chalk it up to 'nature' culling the weak animals. If they start taking too many, I adjust my strategy and bring things back into balance. In that way the eagles/hawks & I have a mutually beneficial relationship. One tip I heard (but haven't used) is that an (apex) areal predator's only fears are having a broken wing and/or not being able to leave a place quickly. Therefore, to create an effective barrier, use these natural fears to create a scenario that makes them decide it's not worth the risk. Some people just string wire in a random multi-level criss-cross pattern, that makes it seem like the space between the wires (as seen from a distance) is both complicated and narrower than their wingspan. Not sure if that works. But it makes sense.

[@elizabethmacdonald4605]

Good mauhnin Lumnah acres and friends. Hope everyone had a good week. Hoping we can finish our outdoor projects this weekend, and relax a bit and get on some indoor things. Take care everyone, stay well!

[@twistedponies7480]

We have red shouldered hawks that nest on our farm. They are so bold that they would sit on top of a chain link dog kennel that we had chickens in…..I guess they thought one might get out. Since we have a tractor we have a Pekin goose that lives with our meat birds and when we don’t have meat birds, we put a dozen or so layers with her. We’ve been fortunate that just the one goose has kept hawks and owls from taking our birds. She’s the best guard goose!

[@damogranheart5521]

They are very good at raising the alarm when strangers come on the property also. I was chased by one when I was a lot younger.

[@twistedponies7480]

@@damogranheart5521 I advise getting female goslings and raising them with chicks. I handled mine when small a lot also. Lucy will hiss at us but she’s not aggressive. I’ve heard it’s different if you have drakes but I’ve only had two females so I haven’t had experience with that situation. You’re spot on about the alarm. I can sneak past my dogs at night but I very seldom get by Lucy without her letting everyone know lol! She’s always the first alarm to go off ❤️

[@toddpacheco4748]

Always good to see both Gina and you working together on a project 😊

[@johnchristopher20]

You may need to put a net over the top of the chicken area; local orchard had to do that to protect berry bushes from the birds.

[@maddogminor306]

It was nice seeing Gina do the intro this morning. What a beautiful face, not saying Al is not pleasing to look at. Nice change up. Fence is also pleasing to the eye. Not long before the goats can come to the farm.

[@kathyhypes4198]

Hey Gina! In an addition to your beautiful face, your hair was so shiny and healthy looking I just had to comment. So thankful you are doing so well!!

[@stephenbeecher7545]

Good Morning. That was the first time I believe Gina has said the opening line, "Good morning modern steaders." Good going.

[@junielaine4211]

Hello from Finland guys! Nice to see your progress. I’m excited to see you and your goats and chickens all at the new homestead! What a big job!

[@LumnahAcres]

Gooooood Morning Finland 🇫🇮

[@Woloverine1]

My Moms Maiden name is Kempinen love them pasties SISU

[@junielaine4211]

@@Woloverine1 definitely Finnish, lol

[@ashyslashy5818]

@@LumnahAcres a giant ROOSTER.

[@maryjemison1101]

Good Evening Al And Gina Looking Fantastic ❤❤

[@ceselb]

Thanks for putting the subtitles in. Most of the time I can hear fine, but when noisy it's a struggle. You've consistantly done those lately. We've had it super warm here in Sweden, still no frost, it's now at least 6 weeks late. In fact this weekend we'll make a night time all time high temp record for mid november at 55-60 they expect. Crazy times.

[@gaylewatkins4685]

@frill You can also put your device on Closed Caption on any video if needed. 😊

[@betherickson5694]

Global warming

[@cynthiat6505]

How great to see Gina do the opening!!! And I’m so jealous of your hair!!! Gorgeous!!! I sound so frivolous, but Gina, you are just precious, and it’s so lovely to see you recovering so beautifully!!! God bless you both!!!

[@bobfinning8587]

Perhaps the chickens need better shelter from the weather, if you remember last year one of your chickens froze to death when it couldn’t get back into the roost.

[@richardthomas1743]

goooooooooooooooooood morning Al and Gina! It is so awesome to see Gina out and doing so well! Snow is coming Al and SOON! It is in the forecast now.. 🌬❄☃

[@LumnahAcres]

I know. Shhhhhh

[@richardthomas1743]

@@LumnahAcres LOL , I am with you on that thought Al ! I hope that your family has an awesome day!

[@roniniowa1661]

ooh wee! Gina opens today's video with power and strength! Good morning to both of you as well.

[@teresahyneman4349]

Good Saturday morning Lumnah family and friends! I hope everyone is having a wonderful blessed weekend!

[@retired0307]

You two are a real blessing to us.

[@craigrinehart968]

Good morning. It's good to see Gina looking so good and happy. It's cold here in southern Idaho (28 degrees). We had 5 inches of snow last Wednesday, but it's all melted off. Our normal temp right now is around 54 degrees, so we are cold. Glad to see the homestead looking good. Can't wait to see what siding you're going to put up. Keep up the good work kids.

[@deannaoverstreet4146]

What a awesome way to fix a fence! You are amazing! So glad Gina is doing so good! God bless your family!

[@shirleyannconfer9651]

Gina, your hair is beautiful. They’re calling for snow soon here in PA, and I’m definitely not ready for it. This unseasonably warm weather has spoiled all of us!

[@peggybowe5556]

It's so wonderful to see Gina feeling better & seems to be doing good. She is a good helper for you, isn't she? You guys are great!

[@davewallace.8303]

Al and Gina, take the nice weather and be as productive as POSSIBLE! Its Nov 12th here in SW OHIO and we’re now getting snow! Not the first of the season, but I feel it will not be getting warm again now til spring! GET READY, ITS COMING YOUR WAY!

[@lindadaffin4221]

Good morning Lumnah family so thrilled to see the progress your making on getting animal moved … very happy to see Gina up and about ❤️🙏🏽….. hope everything is going well with the new fencing ….stay safe , healthy, & God bless ❤️🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽

[@55dennie]

I love the Timeless fence! It was so easy to put up. I used metal t-posts with wedge-locs for my corners. I really like the look of it too!

[@karenwalker5553]

Good morning Lumnah family. May God continue to bless and use your gifts to inspire others. Love watching your progress.

[@lorenmeyer5290]

Good morning Lumnah's fence looks wonderful!

[@blocka58]

Probably too late but with your diagonals at the corners, try mounting a foot at the bottom of the diagonal. That way you don't need to drill into the ground so far. Pretty common in Australia.

[@dgmills5351]

Good Morning Al and Gina. The fencing looks so good!

[@robertbosman5398]

Good to see you up and running again Gina and that beautiful smile on your face

[@sheliajones8238]

Love y'all guys and love watching Gina get out and help you tell her don't do too much we don't want her winding back up in the hospital she is such a trooper you can tell that she loves helping you on the farm she is very sweet I love watching the both of you all but I've never seen things like that before hope you get it done for all your little goats 🐐🐐🐐🐐 God bless you all take care Gina you be safe out there helping your loving husband you don't need you back in the hospital love you guys

[@loucinci3922]

Fence looks great. Nice adjustment on the gate. Thanks for sharing

[@joolwing]

Saturday! Happy Lumnah Day!

[@marilynfdavis891]

Yea!! Another step closer to moving the goats to the OGP!!! So nice to see you Gina out working in the sunshine! Blessings! 💜

[@pattyhuxley9509]

The goats are going to love their new home. Glad you had nice weather to finish the fence. So glad to see Gina doing so well. Still continuing to pray for a complete recovery. 🙏🏻. You mentioned the warmer weather you’re having, well today is November 12th and we have 28 degrees and snow here in Greenwood, IN. We are supposed to get almost 2”. I don’t mind the cold too much, but not a fan of snow. Our weather has shifted so quickly this week that our Meteorologist says we’ve had 3 seasons in 3 days. 😂.

[@vickigill6825]

I love seeing the progress that you're making and am looking forward to seeing Hope and all the other goats on the off-grid property. Great job! 💕🐐

[@brendahogue5487]

Enjoy your videos and seeing Gina helping. May the Lord bless and protect you and your family and the animals

[@jrsf222]

Persistence and deliverance…anxious to see all of your animals…the big family‼️Best wishes…warm holidays.

[@bobbypearce7339]

Good morning, you guys really getting things done. Guess when the cold comes it's there to stay. God bless. Gina looks great.God is good.

[@dmorgan28]

You guys got it looking real good. That fence looks good. Love your place. Glad to see Gina out. Glad she is doing better. 👍❤️🙏

[@brucealvarez9263]

"challenging" is a generous word for fencing in that rock ladened ground.

[@HaroldReece]

Howdy. That fencing looks very good, I really like the concept of those PVC fence posts. I sure hope they hold up to the sun, I have seen some pretty brittle sun exposed PVC pipes in the past. Thanks for sharing. It looks like Gina is feeling good, that's wonderful.

[@VeilZuTun]

That fencing looks so slick. Here's hoping it proves as practical as it looks. 🙏🤞❤

[@glengillis7775]

Was -30c the other morning In sunny cold Alberta 🇨🇦. Thanks for the video.

[@rickymcintosh1152]

Once again Al & Gina another great video and i like how you show us how to do different things have a Blessed Day......

[@beezhomestead6576]

Good-morning. We live just outside of Grande Prairie, Alberta and this past week we had -30 with the wind -42 and a snow storm. Yesterday plus 2 (C). There was no rain here this fall. Interesting weather (Hmm)🤔 God bless as you continue your build. 😊💕🙏🏻🇨🇦

[@LumnahAcres]

Stay warm

[@georgemegaw2925]

Watching from South Florida on 11/12 where we sent you a little fall rain storm. Weather looks like you’re going to get a good test of the boiler heating system later this week. Can’t wait to see how pleased you are with it.

[@prettyroughacresfarm2537]

Looks great!

[@waterlooboy]

It is getting closer to moving day for the boys and girls! I like it! Thank you for your videos!

[@ericjohnson1008]

Good afternoon y'all from the south of Texas. Make it an awesome day.

[@rightfromwrong]

New fencing is looking great Al and Gina. Was that the same hawk flying? Stay blessed❤️‍🔥🕊

[@greatestshowongrass6809]

Here in Kansas we’re 21 degrees at 10 pm Saturday night and Monday getting our first snow of one inch. Love you’re channel! God bless you and your family.

[@BraxxJuventa]

Thanks for the video! 👍😁

[@jgivens1227]

Loving the fence. Please take care and be safe

[@karenspeer7378]

Wow!! I can't wait to see the fence in use!! What a Beautiful Day or Days!! God Bless and have a Wonderful Weekend!! 😊❤⚘

[@jennythompson1128]

Awesome job on the fences. Cannot wait to see the goats in their new homes. It looks beautiful.

[@lauriesmith7793]

Great looking pastures. The fencing looks awesome...team work!!

[@lizregan1949]

Good morning 🌄🌄 Al and Gina..

[@joshmiller8663]

Good seeing Gina start off the video.

[@70acres]

Use some of that scrap wood to make a perch for the chickens and to make nest boxes. They need to be up off the damp ground at night. The marks in the trees does look like teeth marks. It could be a really tall beaver! The fences turned out awesome! Does this mean the goats are coming to the OGP? God bless all y'all.

[@billsrq1788]

Good morning all from Siesta Key Florida

[@tlowe2502]

Hey guys, great job. I usually don't comment, I just watch and enjoy the videos. As far as the hawk goes I'm pretty sure it's a red tail hawk. Thanks for sharing, from your fans here in the central Florida swamps. Go Pluto, Tanner,and Figaro. Stay safe we love y'all.👍🏻💕🐾

[@beverlycastor8606]

Glad to seining your family videos and looks like Ms.Gina is feeling better god is good and just wounding how Miss.Olivia is doing haven’t seen her in any videos.

[@stephenoshaughnessy2279]

Nice progress. One has to go through the tedious work as well. The fence came out nice. As for the wiring, create a parallel circuit on the inside of the shed. Switches can turn off circuits that might short out.

[@christay21]

Looking good

[@lieuwina]

So nice to see Gina back on the team and that she is looking great and I hope she is feeling much better. Found this on the internet. How to Deter Hawks from Chickens Add a Rooster to Your Flock. Chickens are ill-equipped to fend off a hawk, but roosters are built to protect the flock. Get a Guard Dog. Coop Them Up. Provide Some Cover. Cover Up Feeders. Use Common Decoys. Make Some Noise. Hang Some Flashy Tape. Your fencing is looking great and each project you do is one project closer to getting the animals on the OGP.

[@bobt3374]

Good Morning Al Gina & Olivia. The fencing looks excellent another big step forward well done you fence builders. Nice weather your having so that is a big bonus & outdoor filming so good. Gina your looking realy good so keep up the recovery. Take care happy family.

[@samvalentine3206]

Howdy Bob! Gina is looking great - they are living life properly! Be well...

[@bobt3374]

@@samvalentine3206 You too Sam.

[@pampilgrim2274]

Good morning, Al and Gina! I am so excited for y’all. I can hardly wait until you can move the goats and chickens. Wouldn’t it be nice to celebrate Christmas at OGP? Is Olivia excited?

[@LumnahAcres]

Gooooooood Morning

[@josettesciberras1613]

Glad to see you Gina those white fences with white rope sure look good

[@curthale8605]

I just love your channel and the beautiful property you have.

[@MelissaMalzahn]

Put owl decoys on top of chicken barn. Nice fencing for the goats. Glad Gina is feeling better.

[@patriciafuchs5970]

The fences look fantastic!

[@genewileyopa]

Good Morning Lumnah family. Pray all is well. Thank you for another great video

[@samvalentine3206]

Howdy Gene! Lotsa wind and rain as the remnants of Nicole pass thru here. Otherwise hanging in! Have a great weekend!

[@LumnahAcres]

Gooooooood Morning Gene

[@genewileyopa]

@@samvalentine3206 We had 2" last week end. And cold with lots of wind here. I think winter is creeping in 23 degrees. Have a good one Sam

[@Youngone-mb1yc]

One step closer to moving in! I’m excited for you. Are you selling the other property? Anyway, Gina you are looking so good. I can’t believe you had surgery a month or so ago! You amaze!

[@johnjulie6657]

Great job on the fencing!

[@tomrorer5288]

Fence looks really nice, great job.

[@CrankyAuntyLinda]

Good morning Lumnah buddies Al and Gina. You are looking well and happy today! Howdy to all my friends in Lumnah lands. Hope you all have a wonderful u☕️🫶🏻🌹☕️☕️🫶🏻

[@LumnahAcres]

Gooooooood Morning

[@samvalentine3206]

Howdy Linda! Thanks and hope you have a great weekend!

[@OKDinah]

Here in central Oklahoma we had a light dusting of snow last night, to our consternation !!

[@bryanlloyd1099]

The fence is looking good and Gina is now a pro with the fencing!

[@davidg4081]

Good morning,I just found your channel and watched some of your videos.I find them very interesting and informative.I'm also in N.H.Wilton.I look forward to following you& your family on your new journey,David

[@sheilamaggard7119]

Hello from KY, how crazy is this weather? We are getting snow right now and you guys haven't had any yet! Great progress guys can't wait to see your animals enjoy their new home

[@janiceferguson1400]

It's coming down across the creek in Cincinnati also.

[@patriciamontague6035]

13 degrees here in Colorado Springs

[@cfps66]

Hi Lumnah Family, Would you please fing the time to mow your OGP fields before the snow arrives? All of those nutients being added for the winter will be a huge benefit for the field.

[@rauchka]

Went up quickly. Looks nice too.

[@gungadinn]

The only way to keep hawks from taking chickens is to cover the area with poultry netting. I have a plastic owl on a past that is mounted on a spring so that it moves as well as rotates. I've had the Coopers Hawks sitting on top of the owl, almost mocking that it's there.

[@lanetteprice7508]

Good morning from northern central West Virginia everything is looking good.

[@gareysherrod3886]

Greetings from Tehachapi CA, I truly appreciate your Vlogs. Keep them coming, I watch daily. Hello 👋 Al & Gina, Great progress on fencing. I know nothing but I would guess Moose also. Having a LGD is great at keeping hawks away from chickens. That's a hefty electric fence. Glad you're feeling well enough to get outdoors Gina🤗 GOD BLESS LUMNAH ACRES You've been inspirational these past two years (Pandemic) 😷😕😉🤗😇 Best Regards, TTFN, Cheers

[@josephpedone2004]

Good morning Lumnah family ☕️ happy Saturday from Philadelphia, currently 65° and some clouds… have a blessed day

[@LumnahAcres]

Gooooooood Morning

[@samvalentine3206]

Hope your day is blessed as well, Joseph. Thank you!

[@robertneel8931]

The fence is looking good, nice work guys!! The goats are going to be happy!!

[@sharonheron7559]

Hello from Northern Ireland ❤

[@lori1508]

You can add a Rooster, a Rooster will defend the hens. You can also plant peppermint around, but use a container to do that bc peppermint will take over your yard quickly, also garlic can be planted. Hawks do not like these smells. Decoy owls but you need to move them frequently so they don’t think it is a trap. Have a Blessed Day.

[@shirleyfrey8295]

The excitement is building in me to see your family and animals up there at their new home. Looking forward seeing a building for all you equipment and eventually anther beautiful workshop, but until then have a great weekend . Hi Olivia!! Everything is coming together so good and working out so well for you. That comes from planning . In Pa.( North eastern} they are preticting rain snow combination for this coming Tues.-Wed.

[@shirleyfrey8295]

I forgot to say Goooooood Morning!!! Gina once said and Al, I think you did also that you get up early in the morning. I believe people that do that are the acheivers and do great things. President Trump only got about 4 hours sleep a night, but what he accomplished is awesome!

[@rhondaskipper64]

Amen Shirley

[@rhondaskipper64]

Your fencing and gates look very nice 😊

[@williamlewis3965]

when I fenced my land I used Red Brand fencing steel t-posts and used railroad cross ties for corner posts those were put in 30 yrs ago still in good shape

[@AZJH8374]

Nice Contrail I haven't seen one in years!