New Additions to the Farm

[@charlenegrady8781]

Your homestead is really growing. Good for you. The lambs are so cute. Good luck. We will be watching to watch everything grow. Thanks for sharing. Take care✌️🇺🇸❤️

[@TinyHilltop]

one small step for man; one giant leap for lambkind.

[@Nate-ky7pi]

This guy gets it

[@AfterTheRains]

Bodie looks tickled pink with his new buddies. He could be herding in no time. 🐑 🐑 🐑 🐕

[@TheNorthBranchWI]

They are good friends and hopefully!

[@ATravelerOfWorlds]

Oh goodness, your homestead has gone from epic to epic and cute hahaha those lambs are adorable (so are the chicks) and it's wonderful to see how big of a space they have. They couldn't have gotten a better home!

[@27Tigress]

Yay sheeeeeps. Awee B loves the sheep’s 🎉

[@TheNorthBranchWI]

He is a big fan haha

[@27Tigress]

I wish I lived close so I could come say hi and hug the aminals!

[@bluebirdhomestead]

Nice addition of the sheep! We are thinking about getting sheep ourselves here soon! :) -Ryan & Cara

[@TheNorthBranchWI]

Hey guys! Thank you for the comment and I hope you do get some sheep! I hope all is well:)

[@juneritchie2498]

It's amazing how quickly that turned around👏 Let the shepherding continue and prosper!!

[@TheNorthBranchWI]

Thanks, June! I’m glad they didn’t run into the woods haha I think they were scared that they weren’t together

[@creekwoodfarmandhomesteadc6440]

Cool

[@JamieE76]

Pretty cool! You're making great strides there. :)

[@TheNorthBranchWI]

Thank you:)

[@HomesteadOnAPrayer]

Those baby chicks are so cute! The sheep are really cute, too. That’s a great plan to let the animals handle the lawn maintenance. Your puppy sure has grown!

[@TheNorthBranchWI]

Yeah every animal is so young around here haha peak cuteness

[@debbiemarquardt6228]

The lambs sure are cute! I am glad I got to see them in person 🐑

[@LifewithBlindaandChuck]

That is great, Evan. Get them animals all working for you.

[@armidaperez5360]

Your not wasting anytime 🎉glad your getting things in a row...

[@TheNorthBranchWI]

Thank you 😊

[@knittingnana2939]

Idk if youve ever seen mossy bottom channel. He does the same thing with animals, moves them to different areas, etc. He has kuni kuni pigs who dig and root. He moves them to different area and they prepare the soil for him. Rabbits too and chickens, etc. You might want to look at his channel if you havent seen it

[@TheNorthBranchWI]

His channel is awesome! I would love to get to that point some day, having everything working together like that

[@CypressSparrowHomestead]

This is awesome! Sheep was one of the animals we were looking into next so please make a ton of video about your experience with them 😅 it’s so nice to see everything looking green growing!

[@TheNorthBranchWI]

Oh nice! And that’s the plan haha and yeah you almost forget everything is alive when there are like months of nothing growing

[@PankaFamilyHomestead]

Awesome addition!! Imagine the savings in lawnmower blade sharpening! We just got 2 lambs as well! We're in Northern WI also & running them with our egg chickens and geese. Just FYI, might save some fence moving! Love the channel, keep it up!!

[@TheNorthBranchWI]

Hey! That is awesome! Thank you for commenting, always nice to meet other people close by.

[@tammysmith7345]

I'm beyond proud of the progress you all are making on the homestead ❤

[@TheNorthBranchWI]

Thank you:) we have come a long way since you started watching haha

[@NannaCarlstedt2]

Hi Evan, So very busy now! Fun to see how everything evolves at your place. Two hazards though: The fox can come into the hens and make a distaster, so can the birds of prey, the raptors; don´t be surprised if that happens... The hens can be protected bringing them under a netting roof during night; the fox slips in through small holes, that´s more difficult to manage, attention to details... The sheep; have you considered to keep them on a distance from your house? Thank´s for sharing your experiences, it´s really interesting to see how things evolve, and of course, you and your brother are really good at doing all the construction work, truly an asset!! At last: A new patch, the first layer of compost has to be substantially thicker compared to the one you put on sequential years, as maintenance. Video Charles Dowding knows it all, the King of No Dig, how to set up the new patches; kzbin.info/www/bejne/i6SsdnqmiLNmerM

[@paulmarquardt6595]

Awesome video.

[@gcar1995]

The beginning of your shepparding journey haha let’s go did you name them??