SIMPLE ELECTRIC FENCE makes TRAINING SHEEP EASY

[@LittleCountryCabin]

Thank you SO MUCH for the great shout out!! You really went above and beyond what we expected!! It made my day! You and Kay are awesome and such an inspiration. May God richly bless you and your precious family❤️. And I LOVE my T-shirt!!🤗

[@Homesteadyshow]

Oh yay! Wear it in a vid and say hi and we’ll share it!

[@LittleCountryCabin]

Homesteady I will🤗

[@tmorgan7939]

Think we all saw that one coming ! Dad puts his head down. Son helps out by turning the charger back on !

[@dancegirl1326]

Tip for loading the slow feed hay net: get a clean garbage can or similar sized bin. Place the net inside the can/bin like you would put a garbage bag into a garbage can and pull the top edges of the net way down the outside of the can/bin (so the bottom of the net is pulled up to the top of the can/bin). Place your flakes into the can/bin and allow gravity to pull the net down into the can along with the flakes. Pull the opening rope together and ta-da! Hopefully that makes sense. I use slow feed nets for my horses and this is the easiest way to load the nets that I've found.

[@graydonturner]

Thanks for showing that Gallagher. I've been curious about it. Watching you use it has convinced me to stick with my sheep netting.

[@joanneganon7157]

Your oldest was adorable asking you if you were scared then he turns the box on ACH! Now you've got another little one up to bat , so Cool Dad! Thanks for the hanky go ahead. I'm a sprouting fool LMBO! Got em AHahahahaha! JO JO IN VT 💕😄

[@neesargon3497]

Omg. What animals will be coming next? You do like to leave us on a cliff- hanger, Aust.

[@inglis7086]

the new Gallagher wire is more advanced than the wire you have - it is designed in New Zealand and we don't get your amount of snow in our farming area's as you guys do in the US - 1936-1938 hot wire fences was designed in NZ - Gallagher is another NZ world wide product

[@nancyhoskins197]

Austin, Check out the feeders on Lumnah Acres. Better than betting which sheep will eat!

[@Retrieverman1]

What like to do is put a little peanut butter on the wire, which almost guarantees they will get a good contact zap.

[@AWorldOfSustainableSolutions]

Nice video. Why is it not a year round product?

[@dyslexicsheeple931]

I understand getting sheep but why so many? Does some of the meat go to family members? If so how kind and thoughtful. More animals is exactly what your homestead needs. The family is wonderful with the livestock.

[@jamesndelilahpinckney914]

Awesome. Video. I’m thinking of getting sheep and was looking for a video on this subject. We don’t have a dog, do you think an electric fence would be enough to keep sheep contained and predators away if the sheep are kept in a more secure enclosure at night?

[@rachealwood462]

Yes watch Justin Rhodes.

[@beckywilliams8507]

#askhomesteady I finally have money for the camel train and it’s done... will you be offering something like this again (darn it)

[@crayhack]

You need a good fetching dog for just in case animals get out

[@joanneganon7157]

The Sheep are in there hunt saying"Farmer Aust and son are up to no good

[@teramartindale432]

Be careful with nets I have seen horses rear up and get stuck in them

[@elizabethb3270]

FEEDER PIGS!!!!!

[@justaghost1014]

Insert sheep joke here.

[@yamarist]

That is a baaaaad joke. Sorry I will leave now.

[@Millenialhermit]

I hope you get milking goats again and have them with sheep. Very seldom that a homesteadvlogger have both.. i thought u willbe the 1st but i realized u got rid of ur goats. Weed em and reap only have goats and justine only have sheep. No one has both 😓