Our Daughter's Decision Might Be The BEST Thing For Our Chickens! Podcast Ep. 76

[@jenniethomas8908]

Try temperary skirting around the bottom of the camper to keep the cold out from underneath, it may keep the camper warmer.

[@kristineteall368]

My brother lives in his year round as he travels all over for his job. There is a whole list of things you need to do to winterize every year. Insulating vents, antifreeze in your black tank and keeping your pipes from freezing. He says it's not that hard and they stay pretty warm!

[@djturnerue]

use hay bales under your camper....Keeping it Dutch did that...to keep it warm.....

[@naneki3987]

Great idea!! Thanks for the suggestion.

[@elizabethferguson5336]

I love how Jason laughs so much. He finds something funny in just about everything. He seems like a happy person.

[@nahnisjourney1406]

I think Jason is such an easy going gentle spirit. His positive personality makes his videos and podcasts so successful.

[@Mamafish68]

Have you seen the video file SMILE on their page, oh my lordt, I laughed soooo hard!!!

[@sandysledge8248]

Moody still might appreciate a shelter for cold winds,rain and heat......he has no trees

[@dawnpetz9085]

Moody needs a shelter from rain, hail, wind, ice, the occasional snow, sun, or just cause everyone else has a shelter and he doesn't want to be left out. lol

[@nahnisjourney1406]

Agreed. LOL! Moody is like a big puppy, or a twin brother to Big Joe, the black and white goat. LOL!

[@davidplayz7323]

With the blocks you found on your land you could use them to raise the port-a-shelter up maybe 2 or 3 feet and Moody could use the shelter with the goats

[@nahnisjourney1406]

WOW!!! That’s an excellent idea!!! I hope they see your comment and give it a try.

[@sharingthebounty2488]

But, what about rain? And actually, down around where you are is predicted colder weather and probable snow. He really needs a place that he can call his own. Cows usually go to a barn...at various times...You're mentioning now, that it was warmer at your old place because you were lower, and protected from the wind, especially during hurricane season. You're going to have experiences a bit different where you are now. Sweet precious Moody...

[@cheriethompson2266]

Moody needs a three sided shed! He wii go into it in inclement weather, promise he will! And the goats will use it to! He will need shade in summer!

[@maryschillinger2909]

They plan on separating Moody from the male goats

[@johntatum8088]

I think Moody could use a good shelter of some kind...to avoid hard rain or hail or bright sunlight...just sayin.

[@TAJ_Mom]

Cows do need shelter/shade from the sun. They also like to get out of rain.

[@lindamaskus5142]

Go to Wisconsin and see how cattle live there.

[@victoriabaker4400]

@@lindamaskus5142 Those cattle aren't pets. Moody should have the same considerations as the rest of the pets there.

[@sherrysimpson4966]

@@victoriabaker4400 Absolutley!

[@denisewilson8367]

Cattle only need a place to get out of the wind/rain. A few trees clumped together closely is what most in the south provides. But if you have no trees you need a place for him to get out of the weather. A V shaped area with a roof is all you need. Put the point facing the direction of you prevailing wind.

[@angiehunt8057]

@@denisewilson8367 I don't think that you have to worry about Moody...This family loves All of their animal kids and take very good care of them . They are working on getting a shelter for him. Gee ,give them a little bit if time ...... These are good folks we are talking about ... The love and care they give to their farm family is awesome !!!!!! Thanks Cog Hiller's !!!! Enjoy watching you !!!!!! I get lots of laughs and get to see a family that genuinely love what they do !!!!👍👍🐔🐮🐖🐐🦚🐣!!!++No Nugget emoji ☹️,but can never forget the Sheriff!!!!! Thanks Cog Hill for being Real People !!😊

[@maryknittel1266]

Moody most probably would need a shelter to get shade from the sun or have access to the shade from a couple of mature trees. He sure is cute.

[@leonandvirginiaclark9506]

I agree,

[@PatriotCoder]

Just a loafing shed for shade and get out of the rain if he wants.

[@rhondaalbrecht]

Shelter for wind, rain, shade from the sun. Let Moody make up his mind whether he needs it or not, but he should have it available.

[@trellenrussey8432]

Definately needs at least a 3 sided shed with roof...as crazy as the weather is getting in a lot of places, don't wait till we have a freaky snow storm...too late to build it!

[@juliashepherd4123]

A shelter for Moody would be needed for summer. He'll need some shade.

[@lindamarytonkin2911]

I was telling my husband how affectionate Moody is and he asked to watch the episode with the ball. He couldn't believe it! I think that Moody ended up in the perfect place for him. Mary Carl's exotic pigeons are absolutely gorgeous!!!

[@mollyd8062]

I would suggest a three sided lean to for Moody. Not because of snow but for heavy downpours. He would appreciate the shelter at those times since your pasteurs offer no shade he could use.

[@joceyquailebotimer5920]

Downpours and also those wandering hurricanes.

[@scottfindley7284]

Rain and downpours don't bother cattle. Cold weather except maybe extended subzero temps don't faze them.

[@heatherclayton-callaghan4270]

@@scottfindley7284 So good to see someone else with common-sense. Lived on the land all my early years as dairy and mixed animal darters in both snow cold in South NZ and extreme heat inNth Qld Australia and never once had shelters or covers for animals. What is this idea that animals are humans ? And need to live in houses like humans !!!! STOP the nonsense folks !!!

[@alinagilbert9991]

@@heatherclayton-callaghan4270 I bet the cattle had trees to shelter under though. Moody has no trees so they need to provide some shade & shelter

[@vmcougarintn5035]

Like the new sign-off segment. He forgot "Ya'll stay safe now, Ya' hear?" LOL Oh my, you two are just wonderful. If I could have found a man that matched me as well as Jason matches Brooke, my life would be so much better now. I love it that MaryCarl can make a suggestion and you both listen to her. When I was a girl I was quiet, mostly because adults frightened me. My mom figured out that I was smarter than others thought when she went to a Parent/Teacher conference and was told "Virginia is in the wrong grade. She could teach the grade she's in." Mom told me years later she was surprised, she had no idea that my brain was always working. LOL MaryCarl, you go girl! Thank you for sharing so much. And I promise I will not try to type my dry humor. It works in person, just not in print. Stay safe now, Ya' hear?

[@newarkgardener6187]

Mary Carl is so smart, she knows her birds(chicken)

[@nahnisjourney1406]

Ducks, geese, and pigeons, etc. She sure is a smart child. She’s really sweet as well. Have a lovely weekend.

[@nahnisjourney1406]

Oh yes… I’m growing my first fall garden in raised garden beds and containers on the patio.

[@bobbiemooser7417]

You were talking about the wind at night. I think Moody would appreciate a lean-to for wind and sun protection. You have no trees to get out of the wind or sun.

[@sharonrimsza7960]

Moody really needs a shelter. Keeps him out of the rain, cold dew and ice in winter, give him shade from the sun, and he and Joe can bunk together. Moody is a pet and needs to be spoiled. I agree with one of the other viewers that Moody needs a 3-sided hut. Does Alabama do solar systems? We have solar in AZ where it gets blistering hot in summer and our bill is $23/month. That might help with the coups and general lighting and even for your home and barn.

[@lisalemaster9383]

I would build him a shelter to get out of heavy rain and wind. He needs something, also to get out of the sun if to hot. He'll decide to go in if needed.

[@gaileudaly9457]

Like they did for other animals, a shade sail of some sort.

[@jessicapabon2105]

Exactly... especially from the heat if he doesn't have any shade.

[@vickimiller537]

Hay is 160tonto130ton

[@reeree6682]

All I can say is that whenever your broadcasts show up, I glow!!!

[@naneki3987]

Same here! My favorite channel, favorite family and now they have Moody, I'm in love with him!!

[@barbararollins4662]

What about rain? Moody needs a place to get out of the rain.

[@mainenanabear9746]

Marycarl is a natural Chicken Master! Her knowledge is AMAZING and good for you for listening to her suggestion!

[@ponygirl5716]

Moody shelter-You may want to still put up some type of shelter he can get into because the rain is very cold and can chill a large animal faster than the snow and the cold up north. And then in your summer, it would be nice for him to have a shelter to get away from the flies in the sun. Unless he has some pretty dense woods, the flies are going to torture him. I’m sure you guys will figure all this out because you’re so good at paying attention to your animals. I just thought I’d throw these things out there as FYI suggestions.

[@davidjohnston1971]

I've used those oil filled heaters for years. They've been extremely safe and effective. I've found they work best with a small fan to circulate the heat or it will stratify into layers. We have cockatiels, budgies, love birds and an African gray parrot with no ill effects. Mary Carl is a sharp cookie. Loving the Moo Man.

[@nancyl3843]

I've raised cattle and dairy cows. Moody absolutely needs a shelter not only from cold, but also from heavy rain/storms and heat. If what happened in Texas (extreme extended cold) happened in Alabama, Moody would be in trouble because cows stay warm by the body heat of other cows. Equally, he needs shade. Don't let someone tell you cows do not need shelters; that is incorrect advice.

[@SimplyJanHomestead]

I agree

[@karenharbaugh2679]

Absolutely correct! Moody needs a shelter. Love your family and look forward to your videos and pod cast. Thanks for sharing!

[@sherriwilhite7398]

MC is a smart young lady. If you feed quality food that is meant for your particular species they will eat less.

[@beverlysmith2407]

Yes, you need to build him a shelter. I live in north Alabama and my dad always had shelters for his cows and hogs.

[@lindaleduke5016]

You could build, or buy, him a run-in shed, just three walls and a slanted roof. A lot of people who have horses or cows use them here in Tennessee.

[@jankehoe6078]

Moody might want a cover to get out of the rain and the sun. You might just make him a lean-to with some food in there too!

[@deannaoverstreet4146]

Living Tradition UTube channel just built a shelter for one of there milk cows, very simple building that you and Brooke can do as a shelter for moody. I’m not saying this is what you should do, just something to look at or think about. You do a great job.

[@maryschillinger2909]

It was for a calf that they were weaning off of mommy.

[@lesleysluyters2165]

We lived in Zimbabwe for thirty years and I never owned a coat!! My sister had to lend me one whenever I came over to UK for a visit. Now I live in UK and we have cupboards full of coats 🤣🤣🤣🇬🇧🇬🇧 I envy your climate 🥰

[@lynnrenee8369]

I would love to move where we didn’t have winter anymore. But I couldn’t stand high humid heat either.

[@cathymcgaw3586]

What about Moody being out in the rain though .

[@cepearle7072]

Cattle hide is waterproof on the hoof. Think of how many folks love their leather for its durability.

[@donaleeslack4925]

Maybe clear an area in the big barn , build a stall just in case. I'm here in the Faser Valley of BC CANADA 🇨🇦 our area is flooded due to a rain storm which drop 240 centimeters in 24 hrs,never in my 65 years of life have I ever seen such a thing. Global warming is catching up. Never say never. Seattle is very humid.

[@cindypontarollo4421]

Stay safe.(AB)🇨🇦

[@teresadoty7231]

Moody probably would appreciate some kind of shelter even if its a lean to, or a big ole shade tree to get under from rain, sun, wind. All that white on him , I know light colored horses on can get sunburned. But you all know best, I don't know the climate there, I'm just glad you share your life with us.

[@shelleyscales200]

I'm not worried about the snow, but you get lots of rain . Also, when it gets hot, Moony will need shade. What do you think?

[@nahnisjourney1406]

I agree. I can’t imagine seeing poor Moody standing in hard rain, very cold or hot weather. Also, I wonder if Brooke got the brush so she could groom Moody like she said. Maybe some fly spray for cows in the warm seasons.

[@deborahgilliland1804]

My daughter's old oil filled heater just died recently and she ordered one from Lowes last night and picked it up this afternoon. They work great.

[@nahnisjourney1406]

We bought one from Sam’s Club probably 20 years ago. It still works great! I just close the bedroom door and it keeps me very comfortable. Sometimes, I have to lower the temperature because it gets so warm in here. I use it to keep from turning the big central unit on so high. This oil filled heater works like a charm. We only paid $99.

[@debhart2996]

You could build Moody a shelter just to make him feel special. ;)

[@chrissiecarr5721]

A shelter for the wind, the rain and shade from the hot sun💗🐮 Mr Moodie would really appreciate that❗️ He is a special cow 🥰🙋🏻‍♀️

[@reeree6682]

Annnnd! He wouldn't have to sleep in front of the goats shelter to be with his friends!

[@morgang2371]

Our best growing gardens on the farm ever were when we tilled in composted cow manure in the spring, Hands Down the way to go!

[@joannathesinger770]

I'm from Central Texas. I busted out laughing at the concept of snow in Alabama. We do get snow occasionally...but go DECADES without seeing so much as a snowflake. Now...I would be more concerned about Moody needing a wind break. Here in Central Texas, there's not so much as a blade of grass between the North Pole and us to slow the wind down. We measure how cold it is by "wind chill factor"...because we DO have humidity year round.

[@mylittledirtranch7009]

Have your local propane company bring out a 250 gallon tank and hook it up to your camper. I have lived in my camper over three years and this is what I did. I works really good and save trips to fill the small bottles.

[@donnalightfoot4396]

Thats what we did too! They definitely need one!

[@denisewilson8367]

Yes if you live stationary in a camper or travel trailer, on your own property that is the best way to have propane heat.

[@kerrylynnparsons9441]

Oil-filled heaters ARE the way to go!

[@LLjean-qz7sb]

Maybe get a small infrared heater for MC's room and her birds. No fumes, clean heat, seems it would be safe for her animals. My doctor's office had one in his waiting room and it was comfortable.( even with the door opening and closing)!

[@donnaguyton153]

I'm concerned about Moody and shelter too.

[@rwjingo4955]

We've used the oil heaters several times for pretty good sized spaces.Not only do they work well, they didn't run up our bill by any noticeable amount

[@cindeelee7794]

Moody will need some sort of a shelter for shade in the warmer weather.

[@Corellasnest]

The birds you were talking about were mostly canaries. They were take down the mines in a tiny cage. Them dying so quickly meant you had time to climb back out before passing out.

[@kimmyscooking7956]

What about thunder and lightning? Wouldn’t he need like a lean too shed?

[@joycebarber7848]

I would not mind your weather although it really is not too bad here in Connecticut most of the time

[@joycebarber7848]

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[@milkweed697]

I love that you're using a cabinet maker for your kitchen! There are so many things they can suggest and do custom that pre-builts can't and it's a very special craft that you're helping keep alive! For your mom, Brooke, I keep seeing islands that are painted a color while cabinets stay white. It looks real nice and then you get both!

[@lindahipp8329]

I think Moody needs a shelter where he can get out of the sun or rain. But that's your decision. I agree with you about the food you feed your animals. Sometimes the cheaper one isn't the cheapest in the long run. Glad you found out about the pipe before you got it all set. Glad you have someone in line for your volume. Each day brings you closer to getting started on your house. GOD BLESS Y'ALL.

[@beckystone7994]

I live in Ohio and use a oil filled radiate heater as supplemental heat to help keto my 200 yr old house warm , and they last for many years mine have been going strong for 15 yrs !! The out side of the heater does get pretty warm ti the touch so don’t

[@nahnisjourney1406]

I completely agree with your comment. This is what I commented: We bought one from Sam’s Club probably 20 years ago. It still works great! I just close the bedroom door and it keeps me very comfortable. Sometimes, I have to lower the temperature because it gets so warm in here. I use it to keep from turning the big central unit on so high. This oil filled heater works like a charm. We only paid $99. Also, it doesn’t make our electric bill high.

[@SimplyJanHomestead]

Respectfully I think Moody needs a type of lean to so he has something to block the cold weather for him. Most of our cows around here don’t have shelters but it doesn’t hurt to be prepared.

[@marilynnwhitesell2863]

Have you guys ever thought about contacting "the Amish" for the cabinets? I know they are high end but they hold up better than anything you can get on the market. High Quality.

[@susangarland6869]

And surprisingly affordable. I've seen cheap imported furniture at large furniture stores with higher price tags than handmade Amish products.

[@chelledegrasse2787]

Jason, it's a true gift from God to live in the moment. People spend thousands of dollars trying to cope with anxiety when, lo and behold, the first advise psychologists tell you is just that--live in the present. Don't worry about tomorrow or yesterday. Today will have enough for us to deal with.

[@mamab4211]

Ms. Mary Carl is a good friend and very smart young lady 🥰. Regarding cabinets, what I’ve been thinking that I would like personally is to have only Drawers on the bottoms. Big and deep to fit your pans because even with the shelves that pull out, I don’t have pullouts on the bottom so I lose pan in that bottom shelf. And a think door to put cutting boards and baking sheets. That would be my choice ☺️.

[@pinkyfromhaughtfarms6550]

I moved from Arizona to Indiana 15 years ago, and I'm still not acclimated to the cold! Some of us I just feel are built for the heat🔥

[@darleneparker6111]

Jason and Brook - How about when you gather Moo "D"'s poo, you dump it in the chicken area so they can scratch through it.

[@wordswritteninred7171]

I am born and raised in KY. But I cannot take the cold. My body just can’t handle it. I can take the heat. I can take Florida heat. But I can get cold in the shade in the summer time.

[@tawannajewellmcilvoy1391]

Chicken’s spreading the cow patties will enrich your soil 1000% times over. 4 Health Grain Free dog food is the BEST!!!!

[@conniesholl3409]

I love those oil electric heaters! Had one in our garage for 18 years for our garage cat! Never an issue! Brooke, last November we got 36 inches in one snowfall here in Upstate NewYork. Yes, you would have at least fainted! I honestly didn't know where to start shoveling! Love you all!

[@mjperkolator8854]

Same here in central Vermont and NH snowed about 3 feet in one big storm in December......but our Summers are pretty nice huh?

[@mimi-yt7gq]

We have used the oil heaters as back up in our green house for the last 25 years. They work great and last forever. We still use the 1st one we bought 25 years ago. If they tip over they turn off they are great little heaters.

[@helenfruitticher2444]

The old models must last longer. Mine that I have bought usually last 2 to 3 years. Finding a repair shop is difficult. I do love them anyway.

[@terryhenderson424]

Yes, the older oil fin heaters are heavier, thicker metal, better seams, and better electrical. They have degraded at least twice over the past 25 years. The first time was in response to customers who wanted them to weigh less.

[@rongray4847]

I have never met more down to earth people than Brooke and Jason. Just turned my i pad on and there was your pod cast so that just made my night thanks guys. I have about six channels I love to listen and watch much better than any tv show. MaryCarls knowledge of the birds just amazes me for such a young age. MaryCarl your a great teacher. I guess I just love your life style and the six of the families I watch are very similar in way of life. If I were twenty years younger I would do the same. Have a great weekend and take care. 🇨🇦

[@elizabethmunroe3676]

We don't call MC the chicken master for nothing. She was so smart to realize what feed they needed.

[@marlenabryant5547]

That old saying"canary in a coal mine" is true.

[@lindanicholas1705]

Lester's Moo, is the same breed of cow, like Moody. Moo is a bit bigger than Moody and he is a quiet, polite, well behaved boy... Ask Lester what he does for Moo ( the Big Galoute ).......

[@barbveenstra8625]

Hope y'all have a lovely Thanksgiving at the new 40!

[@caroldesjean3485]

My husband is a cabinet maker and you cannot go Wrong with custom cabinets you know it’s real wood

[@Jeremiah--gr8ve]

Lol! I love listening to ya'll two! Your too funny! And Mary Carl, she's one smart cookie!

[@suesmargiassi4195]

Custom cabinets are they way to go. We remodeled the kitchen in our previous home, using home depot cabinets. When our home now, was built 25 years ago, our builder sent us to a custom cabinet shop. They gave me EXACTLY what I wanted and I think the total cost for kitchen and 2 bathrooms was comparable to cheap prefab cabinets. These cabinets are in the same great shape as when they were new. Bonus: structure is sturdy plywood instead of cheap press board. I would like new counter tops.

[@denisewilson8367]

Resurface your countertops with epoxy. Hard as concrete & smooth & shiny like glass & they will take a hot pot put on tut hem with no issues. I love the " STONECOAT EPOXY COUNTERTOP " Channel on KZbin. I want to design my own when I build.

[@elainebouley4002]

I’m so blessed that my husband knows how to do everything in construction, from start to finish he’s amazing, it’s hard to find the right person for the jobs you need done

[@lizregan1949]

Moody will need shade in the summer, cattle do look for shade under tree's.

[@ponygirl5716]

You always need to remember who is the Chicken Master in the family. She knows her stuff!!! I enjoy watching and listening to you folks because you’re so entertaining and genuine. You are just the nicest people and I love the way Brooke and Jason interact as a couple. Such love and respect for each other. ❤️

[@DLRyoung]

Momma can still add colour on the walls or even in the backsplash. Love how everything is going . God bless

[@TheTiggerpoo1]

Have you ever heard the expression "...like a canary in a coalmine?". It refers to the very first warning sign of danger.

[@beckystone7994]

Don’t let anything flammable get to close to the heater!! But I love mine!!

[@normanrambo4189]

Hey y'all, maybe when it comes to chickens, you should listen to Mary Carl. That young lady is very smart. God bless y'all.

[@kimmyscooking7956]

I used oil filled electric heaters for years. Don’t plug them into an extension cord. Only directly to the outlet. They use a lot of electricity but they do keep you warm.

[@mjperkolator8854]

Agree directly into the outlet. I didn’t use extension cord but I used an outlet adapter like when you need more than 2 outlets. That wrecked the plug and could have caused a fire thankfully It didn’t. But it did heat very well.

[@kimmyscooking7956]

@@mjperkolator8854 I’m glad you also pointed that out. I also did that on one of mine. Big mistake.

[@sharonallison3916]

I use 2 to heat my 2 story house for 14 days straight an my electric bill only went up $8.00.

[@kimmyscooking7956]

@@sharonallison3916 I used 4 to heat my living room, bedroom, and bird room. You’re lucky. My electric bill went up 100.00.

[@ralphmills7322]

I use oil filled electric heater on a 12 gauge extension cord plugged into my generator outlet during power outages. Most outdoor extension cord are only 16 gauge and only suited for intermittent power tool usage. Until the heater arrives at the thermostat setting the current draw is heavy (~15A) and constant.

[@lori1508]

Oil heaters are awesome. Very energy efficient

[@bellazsadist251]

I've had oil filled heaters and they are awesome. 👍

[@nahnisjourney1406]

I was wondering if Brooke ever got the brush so she could groom Moody like she said. Maybe some fly spray for cows in the warm seasons.

[@donnab8010]

Jason, I can remember a video where you danced in the snow.

[@beverleypicard2116]

Hi guys I love when I see y'all pop up .

[@shirleybird6422]

I'm in Texas and have used the oil filled radiant heaters since the 90's. Perfect with kids, can be used anywhere needed and can be set to automatically shut off when it reaches the set temperature. And not expensive at all. $50 and under.

[@2friesshortofabigmac407]

I live in a 3 bedroom trailer house in Florida and have been heating with those oil radiator heaters for close to 20 years now.. they work great are low cost and I love them..

[@terribonham3438]

Arms family homestead had a jail make their cabinets and they're absolutely beautiful talk to him and see what he did

[@donnaminor2218]

Follow Lester. Drag a fence behind your tractor. It does do the trick for Lester

[@maryjo4712]

I use a oil filled radiator heater on wheels and it's great😊

[@marymoore6661]

You could use one of shelters that you already have by raising it up for Moody, he does need shelter from wind rain and cold

[@ya-ya5387]

I've used oil filled heaters for many years to take away the chill but I never leave them plugged in when I'm away from home. For my own peace of of mind, I also keep a watch on the plug for overheating.

[@TinaThevarge]

It would help to put skirting on the bottom of the trailer. Also hanging throw blankets or blackout curtains over doors and windows. Also area rugs to cover the floors, but make sure you cut out holes for any floor vents for your furnace. Another thing my husband did was large tarps over the roof. But you have to be sure your plumbing vents have cut outs. And if you have any slid-outs you need to find a way to add insulation to the rubber gasket that seal’s the slide-out. We lived in a trailer full time in northern Alberta with a couple of winters getting to -40 to -50°c. But our trailer had an extra insulation package add on before we bought it.

[@wendywilliams3098]

Cog Hill keep your oil heater dusted and wipe it down each fall before you use the first time. The dust/dander all of us dog lovers experience will burn and smell. We use an oil heater in our camper and keeps us toasty.

[@doreenfell9480]

Kitchen cub-boards using what we call foil finish are real delicate and not great for high traffic use. I had a carpenter’s shaker kitchen and I loved it for style and durability. We did a Center island in black and I loved the contrast BUT black shows every hand print and dust when the sun hits it. Good luck with your choices … FYI in this new house I went with a very light grey and love it. MaryCarl gets a gold sticker for choice of food and I love how y’all listen to her and validate her suggestions. Great parenting!

[@jeanettevivian7142]

YES, I USE THAT ALL TIME DURING WINTER, WELL WHEN WE HAVE A WINTER. IT WORKS GREAT!

[@jeanettevivian7142]

LOUISIANA

[@donutpredator4945]

Hey peaches 😍 and I'm excited to see just how many cows y'all end up with

[@carolynpillsbury2735]

Oh My Goodness, I just Love the ending of this episode today!!! You Surprised Us!!! Y'all be Good ❤❤❤🐾🐾

[@darci12u]

The only thing would be lighting strikes...maybe a lean to... Lol I am no steerman 😆😆😆

[@galeprivett5180]

Those right people being right down the road, that’s the good Lord sending them to you.❤️🙏

[@vp2918]

Hi Cog Family 👋 Hope everyone has a wonderful holiday🦃 I went back to the video where you guys rescued Sassy Man. I needed that recipe for the overnight french toast casserole Brooke made 🤤 I want to make it for Thanksgiving breakfast, Thanks Ms. Cog for helping me look fancy😆

[@servicedoglydia503]

They used the canary's in the mines. I used the oil filled heater in my tiny house. They work really well. My experience was it added about $50.00 per month for each of those oil heaters. I live in the north east.

[@pamelaroden5513]

That's the kind of heaters I use. Love them. I use the small one in the coop. Much safer and you can adjust the temp.

[@scottfindley7284]

GREAT PODCAST. I LEARN SO MUCH FROM YOU GUYS. MARYCARL IS SUCH AN INTELLIGENT YOU LADY. ENJOY YOU ALL SO MUCH.

[@robynwilson842]

I was going to say “ buy 4 health” at tractor supply. I am a member of a rescue group and we always buy it because it’s one of the best mid range priced foods out there