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[@allisonhubble8118]

I've been watching R&R for a long time and it's been such fun watching Jeremiah's journey from basically being in as little of the videos as possible to having his own channel. Great job, and congratulations!

[@milliethemillinator3154]

I second this! I was just thinking this same thing about a week ago. So happy he started sharing this part of the process with us.

[@kellytalley7180]

The look on his face when the chicken got away was priceless 🤣. Good Job.

[@katherineciv9285]

Lui😮😢a xttd😢ed 😮try 😮yyand 😮😮😅😮😮😮y😅😅y😅😮😮 chi said the the 😅Ty

[@petecilione4166]

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[@mistycarter9809]

Perfect thumbnail shot!

[@rmtwbsm]

Omg…this was glorious!! Truth now…who all LOL’d when the chick flew out of Miah’s hands? 😉

[@dorisartman]

Oh, I definitely laughed at that part! So glad he kept that in.😂

[@galeharris6696]

@@dorisartman Absolutely me. It's happened to me so many times, ha ha!

[@kirstenleah84]

Absolutely did..such a great video 😅

[@jeniferyeadon2955]

I read the comment before it happened and thought how funny could it be….. it was funny 😂😂😂

[@empresskimberly4410]

Me! 🤣

[@alexandrakurth4929]

This was so good Mia! Don’t be too hard on yourself for missing some footage, this is a long journey, and you have plenty of time to show us everything. I absolutely love the footage of you catching the rogue chickie. So funny.

[@stacyf6866]

Watching a farmer go about his work is one thing...watching a good person is another whole dimension...priceless.

[@VonPatzy]

The bedding SNAP transition made me snort coffee. I am so excited this channel exists. Thank you Jeremiah!

[@scsfulsarahr598]

❤ You very easily could have omitted that part where the chicken got away but I have to share with you from a personal perspective It makes you more real more endearing and more honest in your filming Makes someone like me feel like I can actually do it. That you're human too. Really appreciate you Miah 🙏

[@GrFkDsGnR]

You and your wife both show so much honesty on your channels, and I think that there’s more value in that maybe then even all of the wonderful gardening and animal husbandry information that you put out. That in your faith and family values. It’s really hard to prioritize what, among all those things are most important, but it’s probably faith, then everything else is tied 😂

[@rebeccazody1278]

Love your videos. That cat was stalking the chicken in the barn. Great rescue

[@GoingGreenMom]

Lol, that chicken was already getting stalked by the cat. 😂

[@christinecrowley2133]

Nicely done ,even catching that chicken.

[@mgtmoffat8411]

No one ever starts as an expert, Miah. Any new endeavour is a learning curve. An informative and enjoyable vlog. Love the barn. 💕💕🌻🌻

[@michelleb1248]

Thanks Miah! This was fun to watch and no need to apologize for missing footage, it is a farm after all and things just happen. Love watching your new journey!

[@michelerose-gosling5731]

I can’t wait for the curtain rod plant hanger!!! Great job Miah!!!

[@lisajohnson7675]

Very nice job Mia, I truly ❤ the look on your face 😀 then the chicken 🐔 got away from you. 😊

[@ElaineAMalec]

You did a great job, good catch with the chicken!

[@marykappesser5145]

You are doing great Miah. I have to say it was fun to see you chasing that chicken.

[@annesmith2574]

Your channel is a breath of fresh air! Thank you!

[@jessicareavis11]

I had to rewind the chicken capture because it's hilarious and relatable. That seems to happen to me all the time. Thanks for keeping it real!

[@Pepper5655]

I've been watching Roots and Refuge since she decided to treat it like a job. I love it and now your own channel I'm stoked and love watching you do your thang. I bless you

[@plantswoman]

"Told ya!!" Miah you are priceless! Thank you for for changing your habits to include us in your "task driven" day!

[@IncMrLiMPit]

I think we need a freeze frame of when the chicken flew out of his hands art commissioned and turned into a "Miah's Workshop" t-shirt

[@Dorkramus]

Jo Hubbard…Wise County, VA. I love the video. You are doing a great job. I did not realize that turkey babies look so much like chicks. They are so cute. The only chicken incident was funny…lol. 😊

[@kimkerley4218]

God put a natural instinct in animals to smell and know how to find water. Dipping chicks 🐥 beaks in water is something people just see others doing. 😊😊😊 You are excellent Miah! 😊

[@tmwhtly3982]

"Wooh, told ya!" 😂😂 Rangling chickens. Great demo. No, need to apologize. We love going along when you are able to video. Thanks, Miah!!

[@BinfordMJ]

Love the brooder set up! Being able to stand upright in there HAS to be a great help. Love watching your videos, Miah!

[@karenzorn773]

You and Jess are just the best at what you do, keep on farming.

[@fuubar21]

Keep being you sir. I'm so glad you have your channel! Be proud of your achievements

[@morganwyenn3515]

The shot of the chicken jumping out of your hands was chicken comedy gold! You have a knack for this!

[@sandyoklahomatransient8557]

Sweet Miah, when you went to capture the chicken it looked as if a cat was ready to find the chicken as well.

[@silencedflower8441]

👍🏻👍🏻🫡 Keep it up Miah. You’re doing great.

[@rhodi-anne]

You are an inspiration! Thank you for being you and sharing real life!

[@kajsa78kajsa]

I love that you kept the chicken escaping from your hands in the video. Real, honest and hilarious, I appreciate that! 😂 ❤

[@pamdore9292]

Love you coop in the barn! Thank you for teaching me new things!

[@barbaramix1683]

It was educational and very entertaining. Thanks for the video, and give Jess and the kids a kiss for us.

[@julieagain]

Your getting so much better on your video! Don’t apologize just keep filming videos. If you ever start doubting your abilities as a VLOGGER, find a few popular channels & go back to their 1st few videos and watch. You will come to realize what we already know, you are so far ahead for the game in your style & presentation you should feel very accomplished. Thanks for the content & entertainment.

[@riverwhitman4317]

Don't apologize this was amazing to watch and your incredible humble!

[@paigerollins7383]

Come on Youth Pastor Miah!! That chicken pen is obviously called the Pre-Teen room 😂😂😂

[@dellazoe]

More than enough content to make it an entertaining and educational video! I am a fan!! Love the chicken catcher portion with the cat just wishing and hoping in the background!

[@ourhomesteadclassroom]

No need to apologize, Miah! Considering you pretty much got thrown straight into the fast lane of KZbin, you're doing great!! Looking forward to more educational AND entertaining videos from your channel!

[@DBiggo]

Please don't worry about content. I think safe to say that people are interested in your day to day life at the farm. Weather that is building, organising new projects or just farm maintenance. I thought this was very funny today and look forward to another video ❤

[@kiamcmillin256]

The “I gotcha” was giving major bob ross vibes 😂❤❤❤

[@gardengatesopen]

Enjoyed the video! EXCELLENT MUSIC CHOICES BTW!!😊 And hey, seeing half a chore done is better than not seeing any chores getting done!! I'm ok with partial chores, so no sweat! 👍

[@KarenBrown-ep7tn]

You got that chick just in the nick of time, the kitty was about to have it for lunch! haha and as a typical teen she wasn't very grateful for the rescuing. hahaha

[@karenm5681]

Awww, those little turkey chicks are so fluffy and cute!

[@kathleenowens6988]

Jeremiah thank you for being genuine and not cutting out the chicken escape! It makes us feel real that we experience the same “fun” with chickens on the homestead! Love you channel. ❤😂

[@kcmckillip8115]

Thanks for bringing us along. I look forward to more.

[@electraspy]

Sometimes, you just gotta get it done! I homestead and with all the endless chores, there’s just no way I could film, so do what you can.

[@ashleymoody2349]

Duck duck ... Chicken!? 😅 Thank you for the entertainment, Miah!

[@GrowInGraceGarden]

“Told ya”🤣🤣 You’re doing a great job Mia! I really enjoy the background of your farm that you use when talking and the music while doing tasks. I know that we are all going to love your channel🫶

[@Coastal.Redwood.Homestead]

Great video Miah and we really appreciate you sharing your daily life with us

[@crickettjd]

Miah you did fine Honey!!! I'm loving everything you're doing, educational and fun!!!

[@laurenparnass8343]

I am loving seeing this side of daily activities on the farm. No need to apologize, running a farm and business takes a lot.

[@denisetauben1930]

You’re doing a great job sharing your journey. You and Jesse both very inspirational. Thank you!❤

[@debrezo58]

Yes you have a knack for doing videos Miah! Educational fun and this one was definitely entertaining! I had to chuckle when the chicken escaped your grip! I love "live" action vids like this! Great job...keep 'em coming! 👍💖👍

[@katherineb6102]

Great video. Love the snap!

[@FisherPriceless]

Always look forward to your video drops! Hope you have a blessed weekend, brother! -Daniel

[@beanblossombaby]

My husband and I wrote a bluegrass instrumental called Chicken Chase. It’s highly intense and fast and ends abruptly. It was playing in my head as I watched you chase that chicken and laughed my butt off when it got away from you! 😂😂😂

[@kewpiefan72]

Chuckle! I actually laughed when the hen jumped away!

[@bluebirdhomestead]

It's always an adventure trying to catch and escaped chick haha -Cara & Ryan

[@Sky-Child]

Another great video, both educational and entertaining 😅 Laughed just a smidge when the chicken got away

[@candacekesting1786]

The pen looks so clean with new shavings. The new birdies should be very happy there. Love your calm energy....

[@teresamomof3laforge10]

Your drone footage on earlier videos is beautiful and your creative ways to place your shots look great. I love your farm. Thank you

[@heathernotzdaniels6350]

You are learning, Jeremiah. You deserve grace as you work through some of these new things for you. We will gladly give it, as you are doing a great job!

[@julescaru8591]

Well I subbed to your channel for the support it would give to R andR in general not thinking that the “doings” of your days would hold much interest for me , a suburban grandma, I’m never going to build raised beds or raise turkeys or milk cows but I find that the care and thought that you put into each task you undertake has got me watching each video and marvelling at just the sheer ingenuity you apply to them , I’m here for it “sweet Miah “ Jess sure has found a true kindred spirit in you . All the best Jules 💕

[@dianaburns6879]

What a fun and informative video. Thank you so much for taking us along. We appreciate how much time this takes to make these videos and you are doing them so well. This is what we need to see, real life and not just a lecture!

[@rainwaterrefugehomestead2267]

The chick escaping 🤣🤣 That was awesome. You're doing great Miah!!

[@LisaNigro]

MIAH!!!!! You are a fantastic teacher. I LOVE your videos.

[@Bev-jt6by]

You are doing great! I am sure it is hard to always think "oh wait the camera". You are a "well rounded" man. You know so many things. Jess is one lucky girl. Love you guys. Bev from Oklahoma

[@kajsa78kajsa]

I love your editing and the soft music in the background! It's also relaxing watching you do regular tasks like cleaning out the coop.

[@AngelBluff]

Love watching this channel! Mia has such a great screen presents and a gift for telling stories. It is cool to see him learning to be a KZbinr. Such a precious soul!

[@lisagilchrist5055]

I totally identify just starting where we are & forgetting to document the first part!! Hahaha! Loved that part 😄 So relatable! The "cats can't be trusted" part has me rolling 😂

[@windriderfarm]

You are doing a great job on your videos. The music you are choosing is great and adds so much to the experience.

[@katbelearning]

I loved every bit of it! You did a great job with the camera shots and the spread of transitions and everything. Thank you! ❤

[@andrewlittlefield3425]

Nice chicken shelter

[@chelseywelwood22]

I’m so impressed with your videos. Love that they have a roots and refuge feel yet you can bring more animal content ❤️

[@lanabisson2675]

I love the little talk you had to give the chicken explaining why his choice to roam in the barn wasnt good. lol Thank you for sharing your ideas and knowledge. I like the way you explain things too.

[@janemosherpage2748]

It takes a while to find a new 'normal'. Got a good chuckle when you had to re-catch the chicken escapee. Both educational and entertaining.

[@vj563]

You're doing great Miah! I'm glad you caught that little chicken and the cats didn't get to her first.

[@Narrowway7]

I think this may be my new favorite channel. I prefer the animal info and all that comes with it more than gardening. Your original channel with jess and thus new one compliment each other perfectly!

[@someonewhoknows1891]

It’s really great to see the other half of the team! I know there’s more than just U2 in the team but it’s your vision your investment of your life and the two of you together and make it work. What a beautiful testament to God‘s plan.

[@elizabethlink3993]

💚 It certainly can be challenging to develop the new habits, such as thinking about bringing the camera along and setting it up here and there, no doubt it adds time to the task, but we appreciate coming along and learning. Thanks Miah! I look forward to seeing your 25 White Breasted (I think that's what you said), Turkeys grow up! 💚

Videography takes a while to find the groove that works for you. You'll settle into it soon enough, don't sweat it. Great job catching the escapee. 🙂

[@GypsyBrokenwings]

I love seeing how the Lord has blessed you for all of your hard work and faithfulness. I really like your pole barn with the cage built in. Great idea. 👍

[@milliethemillinator3154]

Mr. Miah, when I saw Justin (Rhodes) and his oldest boy walking around the property with you, looking at the different equipment you used to create the farm's infrastructure, I kept thinking Miah and Jess had done an incredible job of getting their farm together at a break neck speed and wished we had seen a lot more of what you had done in getting it to that point. Just the small bit we heard you tell Mr. Justin was beyond fascinating and helped me realize some of what we may need for getting our property together. Miah! You've done a fantastic job, you and your crew really have done an amazing job and in a record amount of time! Seriously impressive....or crazy.🤔 Pretty sure a bit of both. 🤪😉🤣 Seriously, what a great job y'all have done, thank you so much for starting this channel and sharing some of your life on the farm with us.

[@jillyd2807]

I watch Roots and Refuge when it’s obvious that animals are featuring, which isn’t very often, so it’s good to see that you, Jeremiah, are including your animals in your videos. Love seeing the chickens, cows, pigs especially, horses etc etc 👏👏👏

[@lesley9841]

❤❤❤❤❤

[@cheriebrinker3301]

Seeing Roots and Refuge from your point of view is like visiting for the first time all over again. Thank you Miah.

[@caydancebloom]

Oh my goodness what a great statement!

[@KawaHato]

I found this so relaxing to watch, great work Miah!!

[@karenm5681]

Yes, your work has changed…now you have the work of filming/ talking to the camera/ editing as well as your regular work. It’s a whole new mind set and takes longer to do but the rewards are greater than the extra time and effort it will take to finish both jobs. Thank you for all your hard work. You’re doing a good job. Keep going!

[@DrinknStitch]

Whether I join at the beginning or mid-way, 'tis always a fun journey watching your videos!

[@lisamelton5209]

You are doing great!! It looks like you've adopted Jess's rule of "real or not real?". I'm glad you didn't cut out the chicken chasing and that you still decided to shoot this video even after beginning the task. That's real. I appreciate you both!!

[@kathleendodds5309]

That was both educational and entertaining. Thanks for taking the time to share. That chicken almost got the best of you 🤣🤣🤣

[@tommielourogers4327]

Thank you for talking about the problem of teenage poultry. I was faced with the housing shortage for teenage Chickens. I am an urban backyard crazy chicken/pet Turkey lady. The chicks quickly outgrew the plastic bins that I had them in. The building supplies for their new hoopcoop had been on back order so I had a big problem as to where to house them. In my home, I have a room that was my Office/library and mushroom growing room. I ended up putting the teenage poultry in there, while I finished building their hoopcoop/ run. The day everything was finally finished being built, we had a bad storm and tornadoes come through KY. A giant tree fell on my new coop/run and crushed it!!! Then days later, I had a very bad reaction to the mRNA Covid vaccine and was bedridden for over a year. So 15 months later, most of the poultry are finally outside. One hen refuses to leave the house and she keeps sneaking back into the house where she terrorizes the cats and she insists on sleeping with me. Seriously! I normally sleep with 4 cats and now every night I wake up at 4:41am to rush to the bathroom and I have trouble getting out of bed, because I am pinned down by 4 cats and a hen. Every other day I have an Easter egg hunt in my bedroom. YES! Over the last year and a half, I have missed finding a few eggs, but I found them last week when I woke up to the sounds of what I thought was gun fire in my bedroom and the most HELLACIOUS SMELL!!! I have finally found a good use for the Covid masks, I spray them with perfume, and put them on so that I can clean up the egg shrapnel, and not throw up from the smell of rotten eggs! Before Nursing school, I had to take microbiology classes as a prerequisite. Believe me when I say that both paper and cloth masks are nothing more than a social control experiment and/or a fashion statement. It’s impossible for them to stop anything as small as a virus!The size difference between a virus and the spaces between fibers in either of those kind of masks is so huge that it’s like trying to stop fruit flies with poultry netting(chicken wire). And the gaps around the edges are as big as the Grand Canyon compared to the size of a virus. That is why virologists wear moon suits with their own oxygen supply instead of flimsy masks and gloves. But control freak politicians never listen to facts unless they can use the facts to justify more government control.😮 But after the Louisville mayor emptied out our jails and juvenile detention center, in 2020, he had plenty of space to put disobedient citizens who wouldn’t wear a mask or who had the audacity to try to go to church. They were allowed to go to bars or strip clubs, just not church. That was grounds for arrest.🤔 Since the criminals took over the city in 2020 crime has skyrocketed to the point where both auto insurance and homeowners insurance have each had a rate increase of $500.00/MONTH!!! The Mayor’s plan worked! People in my neighborhood are afraid to leave their homes for any reason! I am one of the few who will go out into yard to garden. So I was not surprised to wake up to the sound of gunfire in my bedroom. What I was surprised by, was going into my bathroom in the middle of night and finding the lights on and the hen attacking a strange blonde woman in the bathroom. The woman was falling backwards into the bathtub with the hen attacking her in the face. She had her hands up, trying to protect her eyes and face, and I swear it looks just like a scene out of Alfred Hitchcock‘s movie The Birds. This was my 14th burglar since the start of 2020, but my first woman, and the first time that I had seen the hen attack anything but the cats. I never realized that I could have so many complete thoughts flash through my mind, all at the same time! 1. Why are the lights on in the bathroom? 2. OMG! Who is that woman in my bathroom? 3. How did she get into my house? 4. Wow! Look at how vicious the hen is in attacking her face! 5. You know, that looks just like an Alfred Hitchcock movie! 6. That could be Tippi Hendren falling backwards into my bathtub. 7. Yikes! I don’t have homeowners insurance anymore. I sure hope she didn’t hurt herself. 8. I had better grab the hen before she claws and pecks her eyes out. She really will sue me! 9. 🧐 Wow! Whoever this woman is, she is stoned out of her mind. 10. I wonder if I can convince her that the last 20 seconds was just just a figment of her imagination? Hmmm! Probably not, she has little holes pecked in her forehead. 11. Wonder if she is alone? 12. I should politely grab my gun and call 911. All those thoughts in less than 30 seconds! But the good news is that she had outstanding warrants for buying, using,selling crack and prostitution in exchange for crack, breaking and entering and criminal trespassing, stealing narcotics from people’s homes and failing to appear for any of her court appearances. (Which is stupid since the judges are just going to let her go AGAIN!!! But at least with her record, she won’t be suing me. And my attack guard hen has now earned the right to live in the house as much as she wants! I am ordering Chicken diapers from Amazon for her. 😊 Never underestimate a determined Chicken!!!

[@ericahinkle4901]

“Crisis everted” said every chicken owner ever at some point 😂❤

[@beckymay439]

Miah, did you ever think thousands of people would eagerly watch you shovel poop? Oddly enough its much better entertainment than most of what comes out of Hollywood these days. lol 🤣 That electric baby fence is a good idea. I can't beleive how my little adolecent chicks just pop in and out of the electric fence even when its on! They just don't care! I'ma try running a foot of garden bird netting around the bottom of my fence. That should help.

[@HillTopRooted]

Great catch Miah! Both educational and entertaining! 💜🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽

[@KimberlyLoweWilliams]

Get this man a go-pro!!! This was wonderful. Thank you for bringing us along and making this seem doable.

[@emmylivingston4380]

This was educational AND entertaining!! Thank you for sharing your journey with us!

[@lizardlardy]

I really like to see the different shots of the farm and how Miah chooses to shoot it. It's so interesting how the "behind the scenes" stuff has been happening, to me this is more of the practical how to that I've been needing! Thanks Miah!