These Animals Need To Move

[@alexanderhobbs5963]

Dont ever stop making these videos..... keep it up Pete

[@alexanderhobbs5963]

@@sueupham2519 ya hopefully next year the wife, kids, amd I plan on getting some property in TN and starting a homestead

[@CliffsideStables]

@@alexanderhobbs5963 we love it here in Oneida, TN. Just close enough to make a day trip to Knoxville, TN or Somerset, KY for supplies but remote enough from the maddening crowds. 😎 Tim

[@alexanderhobbs5963]

@@CliffsideStables that is the area I'm looking at knoxville to kingsport area .... i have family in kyles ford and Churchill...... Cant wait to get out there and start living life tonthe fullest with my family ...

[@chrystalsabin4091]

This guy cracks me up. I do enjoy these videos on how they run their little farm. Keep 'em coming.

[@loloman8470]

Pete is great especially his calm personality. He reminds me of Mr Rogers neighborhood his calmness and kindness. He's a farmer's version of Mr Rogers neighborhood.

[@kevinschertz4089]

No truer words were ever spoken..

[@suzanneo1124]

I was thinking the same thing the other day. 😉👍

[@josephfydenkevez2129]

Pete has a better television personality, than many people on television. I think you missed your calling. I do enjoy watching you Pete

[@victoriamcintire9683]

You described him PERFECTLY!!

[@abdouabdo6626]

Hi

[@fredcollier1299]

In a crazy world it's nice to hear a kind and considerate voice like yours - the message is always good and we are grateful for it. God bless!

[@stephendixon4619]

I really enjoy watching how you interact with your animals.

[@mcallahan9060]

I often lubricate the drain plug on my generator the same way :)

[@drewwatkinson6604]

Always puts smile on my face to watch the ladies escape the clown car!

[@victoriamcintire9683]

Birds of all kinds are AWESOME!

[@stanleyschafer4232]

Thank you Pete on the preparation for winter with your generator. It really helped me. Thank you for sharing your videos.

[@andrewpaige6571]

I especially like the way that when it comes to marketing your pigs or chickens the way you have a gracious way of and then their lives and give them them to quality Inn respect for giving them self to us.

[@andrewpaige6571]

Don’t ever stop giving us information about the farm animals. I don’t watch a lot of jump on television I’m always interested in the animal world and how we live off of them and how they put deuce quality food for us. I love the way that you interact with your children and your wife.

[@sgrvtl7183]

I have seen Pete & Hilary move the egg mobile quite a few times and I laugh every time at how the chickens squawk and fly the coop! 😂🤣

[@fwmarine]

Pete, after I retired from the Marine Corps, I had a house built in a rural part of Ohio. We had 3 acer's my neighbor was a farmer who had been there seemed like forever. He was just like you.....even keeled, never rattled, and ALWAYS a source for positive information. He died, after our second year living there. I was crushed. It was like loosing a father. I enjoy your video's and you remind me so much of my dear lost friend and neighbor. Good luck and continued success!!!

[@Jack.333]

Your video work is Awesome. Your Humor is even more Awesomer. Your information is the most Awesomeness. Your collective Awe's are over the top and much appreciated.

[@danschneider7369]

You’re a joy to watch and listen to Pete. Also, you are a natural born teacher. So many interesting things to learn around the farm. Thanks!

[@marjoriejohnson6535]

After growing up on mr.cleans farm I am so glad to watch your vlogs. Concern for cows standing in mud , fresh pasture for hens ..etc. I usually want to have a shower after watching farm vlogs. My father's second farm was in Berkshire, not to far from you. Thanks for the memories boosters.

[@ritabrunetti381]

Hello Peter. You had a great day on your farm. And as you were trying to get the bolt back into the opening for the oil on your generator, my thought was watch it drop into the oil pan. OOPS! it did. See you later. Be well.

[@ryanwaege7251]

Thanks for the video, Pete. Hope you all have a great day and weekend at the market!

[@roxannerolls2245]

When things go south I watch one of your videos to brighten my day. 😊

[@radmilamiljanic5977]

Again, that calf is so sweet, and your cows are spoiled:))) Whatever you start doing, your lady is ahead of you!!!

[@avail1.]

when cows eat that close it shows a comfort level and family like zone. nuce footage , thankyou we donot see that here, peace

[@grpcrsh]

After a long tiring day of work, it's such a treat to watch one of your videos during my relaxation time each evening. Thank you so much for what you do!

[@CarolinaSaltwaterLiving]

You're livestock is looking great Pete. I just took a break from piglet watch to watch your video...Our gilt is having her first farrowing tonight. Excitement on the farm!

[@MarkWYoung-ky4uc]

I love the mobile chicken house and turkey roost. You're right Mr. Pete it is the little things in life!

[@damanifesto]

Watching your video, I can almost smell the field grass at my property. Time to get out there!

[@Dan-qy1rg]

It looked so eerily familiar to me when you dropped that plug/bolt in the oil pan. I think it's almost every 3rd time I change oil, or close to it that it happens to me. By the way, thanks for reminding me to check out my generator, it's been a while since it's last check up! Your so right, when we get done with the hay and all the maintenance that goes with it, that's the time for us to get to the clean-up list. Thanks for the great video and I hope you and your family have a fantastic weekend!

[@tommys_trucks_trains_tractors]

I’m Confused why people consistently put thumbs down? If they don’t like it, why not just move along? I think you’re doing a great job. Keep it up.

[@JP-bv7bf]

My husband use to say maintenance of our things keep them in good running condition and you save a lot of money in the long run. I always feel better if I can get one good task done for the day. 🇨🇦

[@shirleyparent1873]

Hi, thanks for sharing. It is the little things that make your heart beat. ✌🏻😁

[@patriciaabell9393]

It's awesome that you can fix it all! It really makes me smile to see your family succeed...and I like your jokes!

[@barbarar.7833]

I learn so much from you Pete. Not just farm animal things but engine things too! Thanks!!😊

[@elaineschwarzhoff238]

Always enjoy your channel Pete. Good work moving all the fowl around! Moving cattle looks interesting . The cattle were looking for greener pastures.., you have so much patience with your cows! Keep the great videos coming

[@Mandren]

Some people can't handle that 'functional' is not always by the book. Thank goodness there's someone behind a desk here to tell people out in the fields how to do it right.

[@victoriamcintire9683]

Absolutely love your videos! You don’t just show yourself working and you take time to explain the “whys and hows” of farming and marketing with great added humor. You’re my FAVORITE utube contributor. I love the way you care for the animals in a quiet peaceful compassionate way instead of all the hoopla most farmers do to get them fed, moved etc. You fully explain the reasoning of what and how you do your business and the realities of the farm with those little splotches of sly humor. Loved how you rebuilt the old homestead. Im in the process of liquidating my small sport horse breeding farm and i know how much work goes into any endeavor with animals and with so much variety on your farm I’m in awe of how you keep up with it but it shows how a “labor of love” can make a life fulfilling. Its time to fully retire for me and relax but its a difficult process as I’m sure it was to decide to leave your architecture career and venture into a totally different lifestyle. Keep those wonderful videos coming and educating people in the realities of a sustainable farm. YOU DONE GOOD! Keep them coming You’re the best!!

[@christophermedaris2804]

Your animals. Are so happy u do a great job running your farm great to see

[@bay9876]

The right tool for the job. The extension got that plug out in a jiffy, with no more burns from the manifold. Everything ready and tempting nature to do it's worst.

[@MW-nw8mw]

My wife years ago said she wanted to live in a city no smaller than Philly PA, now she and I run a small hobby farm in NY and are slowly growing. I bought two Massey Harris Pony tractors recently and we have a 1 acre garden planned. Now she says "I can't imagine living in the big city, I love the peace and quiet and our animals" Lol. Amazing how things change! I hope to finally meet you tomorrow at the Farmers Market!

[@JustaFewAcresFarm]

Hi MW, I'll be there!

[@jaredlacy3147]

I nearly fell out of my chair laughing when you were talking about the chicken mobile tires. Haha 😄

[@elsafischer3247]

Is great that you both work together.

[@tlh001]

Go Green, Pete! Thanks for wearing the Sparty T-shirt.

[@richardhicks7946]

Another good video. Keep up the good work and don't let things get away from you. Stay safe and good luck.

[@joekara]

"RELEASE THE CHICKENS".. 🐔 🐓 Those cow's, lol bunch of noisy winers 🐄. Haha. Have a great day Pete.

[@joannthompson765]

Love your sense of humor in the tire change.yes little project accomplished makes lighter work for winter

[@MishterDale]

the little speech at the end was awesome, needed it..thanks! also thanks for another upload! i enjoy them

[@anthonysmith3187]

Pete, don't you know it's a tradition to drop the oil plug in the oil when you're changing it!😂

[@AngeliqueKaga]

Hey Pete, it's a good thing you have such a great working partner.

[@jamesmorrison1884]

Hello Pete and Hillary a good farmer talks to his animals keeps them calm and familiar with you as you do and it shows. I have a honda gen works great runs water pump fridge some lights and the dam tv lol. It has 12 volt charger so I use charge battery tractor other batteries runs great no ethanol fuel in it. Have a great day evening

[@twochickshomestead3439]

Love watching your videos Pete! Since I don't have a grandfather or a father, I love being able to learn something from each of your videos!! Thanks and I hope you have a blessed day!! -Jazmine

[@swenbos7760]

Peter, you are spoiling us with the amount of videos coming our way! I hope feeding us content does not impede on the important things in life. I promise we won't break the fence down when being put on a video diet (piggy promise..).

[@pal6598]

It’s so fun to watch the hens coming out of the house! 😂

[@Urugami45]

Pete, I keep a spray can of starting fluid (ether) handy for those reluctant engines that don't seem to want to start putt-putting. If it still won't start, I know there's a bigger problem. Also, when I got my 'big' generator (6250 watts) after Zeta last year, I got a little tool bag to hold the accessories for it, wrenches, extension cords, manual, extra fuel line, etc. Keeps all that stuff together so I don't have to go hunting for it when I need it, and I figured power is important enough to dedicate a few tools strictly to that use. Didn't help much this year; after half an hour of looking for the extension cords I could swear came with the thing, my wife and/or son had to remind me that they were in the bag. Yep, they were. :rolleyes:

[@mikelockhart9114]

Either use with a small engine is a bad idea, if you’ve gotten away with it you have been lucky. I’ve seen broken Head bolts, blown head gaskets, bent rods, broken rods through the side of the blown. If you insist on using it pull the spark plug and spray a little on that and reinstall. Good luck

[@ssfoste]

Peet, your cattle are so beautiful and health looking. Kudos to you and Hillary.

[@0mnidirectional]

Well maintained farm tools it is a recipe for success😄👍

[@jamiepeeler9660]

It's funny how oil plugs are always attracted to oil drain pans.

[@kwilliamson1096]

That's because mean ol Mr gravity's on the job. I bet we could prevent 90% of accidents if we didn't have to deal with gravity. 🤔😀

[@chuckstrasbaugh62]

Indeed! It is the simple things! Have a good weekend all!

[@jeannedigennaro6484]

I love herding your turkeys too: vicariously, haha!

[@jenniferbroome1728]

Best small farm channel !!! Informative, thoughtful insight and humourus. Thanks Pete!

[@heatherlandherr8775]

I just love your videos. I learned something new today about how small engines work too. Bright spot in my day! Thank you.

[@290wayne]

A squirt of starting fluid in the air cleaner works.... In the fire dept. We were always told NEVER run the generators with out something plugged into it.

[@risbo12]

Grettings from Europe,Croatia🇭🇷

[@ronaldchatman9144]

Your wry sense of humor keeps me laughing and my wife confused...she asked, " Why would he drive the chickens down the road? "🤣😂🤣😂...I told her so they wouldn't need to cross it..lol

[@DeWittPotts]

Your comment about 'Homemade Blacktop' reminded me of when I grew up in the 60's. My family had a fruit farm in Germantown, NY. Back then the farmers would save all the oil from the tractors and other machines and use it to spread on the dirt roads in the orchards. This was done to keep the dust down. We also had some old dirt roads that the town maintained. Back then the town would also use a tanker truck and spread old oil on the dirt roads for 'dust control'.

[@JustaFewAcresFarm]

Grandpa had an oil dump beside the door of our old carriage house. He dumped all his used motor oil right on the ground there. When we moved back here, Hilarie planted tulips on the same spot. The dirt was black with oil. The tulips grew great.

[@jimsgardensandrabbitry]

Beautiful forage your feeding. lucked out on the generator. Many blessings.

[@yacyellow9213]

Nice one man ..... sending love from Algeria 🇩🇿❤

[@grammybear4226]

🐼 Big Bear Hugs from a 68 yr old grandma in Kirby, Texas, USA 🐼 ❤️ 🎀 ❤️ 🎀 ❤️

[@emanuelroman6137]

Every man’s worst nightmare while doing an oil change, dropping drain plug in the drain pan full of oil. Haha!! Keep up the great work and hope to chat with you one day about old 🚜 since I’m considering buying one pretty soon.

[@scottsatterlee8491]

This channel is therapeutic! Thanks Pete

[@pedroacosta3625]

What an amazing video. Greetings from Florida.

[@diananore1368]

We use our little generator to run our pressure washer to clean the bottom of our boat. It keeps it checked throughout the year. We are in southeast Alaska and our boat needs frequent cleaning to improve fuel efficiency by removing grass drag

[@freebooterz-Warmane]

If someone in the family is particularly artistic, you could put a mural on the side of the chicken-mobile with a big "Clucky Coup" Logo on the side

[@bradellison1345]

LOL I called that dropping of the bolt into the oil, I was shouting at my monitor "Move the oil, move the oil!" hehe I have BTDT too many times

[@thesarabrown]

Same!! I was thinking I know I’d drop that bolt right into the oil… ope! 🤣

[@IainG81]

Incredible the verity of skills you have. Farming and maintenance, electrics. Incredible

[@MrSteveKape]

I just put a forkful of lunch in my mouth when you said “I didn’t balance that new tire.” I almost spit out my lunch! 😂🤣😂

[@donemery2593]

Good day Pete hope your weekend is great stay safe Bless all

[@donnyblondy8506]

thanks for the tips on starting a generator not used for a while Pete!

[@martincowie4277]

Seen the daily routine many times before, but I still enjoy the videos, they never disappoint. 👏

[@bigsav1984]

Whenever I have to change a small engines oil I put it in the tractor loader and lift it up to a comfortable height , it saves the back since the drain plugs are in horrible places on everything now.

[@rich-mp6dm]

Some hubcaps would dress up the Eggmobile also Pete . lol

[@dcct1905]

Let’s follow Hillary around one day. Let her carry the camera and narrate. If she’s camera shy follow her as she tends the poultry. I love to watch egg gathering time and preparing them for market.

[@ZaneDargaty]

I put Sea Foam in all the gas for my small engines. Never had an issue starting or running after sitting for a while.

[@akonrizzle]

Have you been uploading a lot more this week? Not complaining, just wanted to show appreciation for the extra effort. You rock 🤘

[@lelandbrendle8564]

I like the tractor supply oil too. I use Stabil marine in all my gas engines and storage .I have had no problems in years.

[@brycewiborg8095]

I tend to use my Honda inverter several times a year on my antique camper. I'm of the opinion that cheap oil is better than broken down oil, or not enough. Also believe grease is cheaper than bearings. Preventative maintenance is good policy. Thanks Pete.

[@camicri4263]

Have a great weekend! 🤗🤗

[@patriciabeyer7824]

Good morning. 😊😊

[@AndrewHCann]

Excellent video Pete :) I remember seeing when hydro out on farm my late Uncle Bill JR hook up 1950 Cockshutt COOP 40 53 hp gas of 6 cylinder motor on Spark Wire 3 cylinder on electric fence with medium idle of engine to and watch gas too every did run dry ever 4 hours or when hydro came back on to disconnect tractor too ! Also every September month of from Thursday to Sunday my late Uncle Bill JR used 1950 Cockshutt COOP 40 53 hp Buta Motor 6 cylinder to run on Ferryswheel ride for people ride from 1960 to 1993 years also get paid for tractor use also fuel cost plus him watching kids enjoy ride to and that Tractor did excellent on belt drive pulley had ! I had ride when growing up and my Uncle Bill JR did great job watching families on Ferryswheel ride also in school everyone used say nice gentlemen your Uncle Bill was Andrew! Plus tell him to and he said that my way get approved and apperceive too! Reason why stop him going with Tractor to Fall Season Fairs on Thursday to Sunday was pollution in air compliant of Government but did use tractor in Show & Shines got prizes too ! My did well and hope find same tractor sometime with same model plus year plus motor plus 6 voltage Positive ground also have remember on farm plus my grandfather Bill Sr bought plus I learned on too growing up on Farm ! Funny part if ever heard Cockshutt sound Pete thinking drive a Farmall tractors or International you have no kidding about it ! Also my Uncle Bill JR love working on electronics on Farm we nickname him Sparky Bill Built and see crazy things did and live from it too!

[@DavidSmith-yk6li]

Really positive uplifting good spirited channel with lots of fun stuff presented. I love it!

[@plankface]

I suspect Pete’s kids roll their eyes a lot and not just cause they’re teenagers 💛💛💛🤓

[@loylssouthernacres9890]

I feel the same way. There are days that seem like no matter how hard you work it’s never enough.

[@benjohnson1082]

Pete - if you get a 5 gallon can of 100LL from your local small airport it will store in a generator for years with no issue. It is blended/refined to store for extended periods unlike ethanol or car gas.

[@ezrhino1803]

Pete, I run Marine STA-BIL and some Sea Foam in the tank of all my power equipment. I keep my tanks full when storing to keep them from rusting. Never had any issues starting and no need to buy the non ethanol fuel. it sure makes them easy to start when the time comes. Cheers from Giddings, Texas.

[@JustaFewAcresFarm]

@@ssmith8881 What I did was just fine. This ain't my first time at the rodeo.

[@mattclark5480]

Thanks for the video Pete 👍

[@janettelworth9398]

Hi Pete. Janet from Wisconsin enjoying your channel. Keep up the great work. TY.

[@JustaFewAcresFarm]

Thanks Janet!

[@stevejung4487]

Thanks, Pete reminds me to check my Generator.

[@kingyeuyam10]

Wow can I stay in your farm Pete? You seems to be an all around man, lots of things to learn from you. We've the same interests in life. 😍

[@gord2358]

When I worked for a general equipment rental yard we would drain the gas out of all of our small engines for the winter to avoid starting failures in the spring due to bad gas. We would also use high octane fuel to help the starting process. Most of the small engines were Hondas with overhead valves. Briggs & Stratton engines were avoided like the plague as they were the toughest to start. The Honda engines pretty much always started on the first pull.

[@nanchesca3950]

Could you have imagined when you went through that crisis and left your architect career that you would one day have nearly 200k people watching you go about your daily chores? I don't doubt one day in the not so distant future it will be millions! 😊

[@kirkwilson10]

Another good one, Pete! Thank you for teaching and not being like a reality TV show...

[@cindywade8119]

Pete I'm searching for your video where you told about the jobs that you worked after you graduated and couldn't work as an architect due to an economic downturn. Love your jokes! Thank you.

[@JustaFewAcresFarm]

Hi Cindy, hoo boy, I don't remember which video that was. I mowed lawns on commercial properties, plowed snow, and drove a sweeper truck for a few years before I got a job in architecture.

[@NuclearSalmon]

I like the part where you let the hens out and some kinda mosey on out while others are like MOOOOOVVVVVEEE OUTTTTAAA THE WAYYY.

[@georgelewis8904]

Those birds don't try flying, cattle looking good. Have fun.