How to Catch and Cook Baby Kangaroo (Bingus Escapes Prison)

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[@kieran6417]

I don't know why but Kevin running around with the feed scoop made me tear up laughing 😂😂

[@rowinso]

American League of Professional Football was the first professional soccer league in the United States, existing for one season in 1894. It was also one of the earliest professional leagues in the world. It was created by the owners of the National League of Professional Baseball Clubs, partly to fill their dormant stadiums in the winter months and partly for publicity reasons to keep their baseball seasons visible to the public during the off-season. Philadelphia Phillies manager Arthur Irwin organized and served as manager of the league.[1] The 1894 schedule included six teams sponsored by National League teams that played a total of 23 games. The league's inaugural game was played at Philadelphia Ball Park on October 6, 1894. 500 fans saw New York defeat Philadelphia 5 to 0.[2] Although the club owners encouraged attendance by setting ticket prices low, typically 25 cents, the turn out was light, averaging about 500 spectators. By comparison, average crowds in the National League that year ranged from as much as about 6,000 to as few as about 600.[3] Baltimore Orioles F.C. regularly attracted crowds as large as 8,000 for some matches. However, other club owners accused Baltimore of illegally employing British players, and U.S. immigration officials soon began to investigate the allegations. At the same time, with rumors circulating that a new baseball league was being formed, the club owners became convinced that the soccer league was a distraction from the serious business of possible competition from a new, rival league. This was combined with a move by the American Football Association to ban players from the ALPF from playing in the AFA. This came as the AFA saw the ALPF encroaching on its territory.[4] The combination of these new competitive pressures and the ongoing immigration investigation scuppered the planned 1895 season and the League itself. Please enjoy this random insert from Wikipedia.

[@scootersports7042]

It was actually hilarious

[@wendyhayden2170]

So true😂🤣

[@Biomagitech]

Sometimes, in the quiet of the night, you can hear Kevin's single braincell pinging off the inside of his skull.

[@bulkvanderhuge9006]

@@Biomagitech Ben should put a "Loading Circle" above Kevin's head with that Modem Sound

[@tfc2579]

Love that Karen was chasing Kevin around when he had the scoop in his mouth. She’s like “what are you doing this time?!”

[@sherylbjerre9636]

yes, and never asks " why" 😄

[@liamward4713]

When Petunia puts her snout on you, its a gesture of love in pigs. Someone I know had two house-trained mini juliana pigs, and they would always do this when they wanted snuggles :)

[@thomasgriffin2326]

False

[@chillinginr.i.]

look up hot panting

[@rebellaxbro]

Kevin heavily contributed to the success of this channel, he almost had as big of a personality as uncle farmer dad Ben.

[@Das-ct5oo]

Can't forget big ounce

[@FunWare.mp4]

I am astounded, last week I saw Big Ounce donating 342 dollars to the homeless shelter, helping drug addicts quit, and he even saved a 34 pound baby from drowning in the river. Big ounce is a hero to our society, and I salute him.

[@HzrdEsportsfn]

Thank you, I make sure to donate billions of dollars to all charities

[@vestilad242]

Help me

[@mark-jf5ik]

He needs to obtain a pitbull named “Nuclear bomb” that helps society like that

[@gkac9864]

@@HzrdEsportsfn what da hail

[@mariuskerl2277]

more videos whit tommy

[@elihubach7254]

Kevin running around with the scoop like a handsome moron was hilarious, I'm glad smol bimgus is feeling better

[@HzrdEsportsfn]

Smol bingus is goated

[@pluhzzy]

@@HzrdEsportsfn ikr big ounce

[@BaddBriiOfficial]

Karen is such a good wife trying to help her goofy hyperagressive husband 😭

[@_sowhat_]

Haha! The job of every good wife, really-- amiright?! ❤

[@360Fov]

The ranch has progressed so well. I can't imagien how satisfying and fulfilling this lifestyle must be. Its beyond being super wealthy or living a crazy party lifestyle, its like growth every day, looking after animals, seeing your progress with animals and your environment, its so ridiculously healthy!

[@moonsigil]

it's the natural way of life for humans for tens of thousands of years, and then the industrial revolution happened 🥲

[@long-hair-dont-care88.]

​ It an it's consequences have been a disaster for man kind.

[@heroicstardust]

Uncle farmer dad Ben is an inspiration to us all 🎉❤

[@thatoneturdsus]

I like how Kevin just has a natural instinct to attack you.

[@xironevarus576]

He is fully aware he is a dinosaur

[@reallyrandom222]

Uncle Ben is such a wholesome human. Thank you for always updating us on your diverse family.

[@rowinso]

Inferno Ridge (79°26′S 84°13′W) is a narrow ridge, 8 miles (13 km) long, rising between Schneider Glacier and Rennell Glacier in the Heritage Range, Antarctica. It was so named by the University of Minnesota Geological Party to these mountains, 1963-64, because the area is deeply dissected and composed of black rocks.[1] Geographical features include: Larson Valley Orheim Point Rennell Glacier Schneider Glacier Please enjoy this random insert from Wikipedia.

[@peppino8809]

@Seeing Star perish demon

[@Leedebergh]

Facts

[@samuelbrighton1320]

“How to catch and cook a baby” So wholesome :)

[@bazinga-tt9pj]

@@samuelbrighton1320 it is wholesome :)

[@adambilbao2974]

all the animals respect him so much, and Kevin respects him as a challenger

[@merlijnbell8747]

haha XD

[@jayk871]

True true

[@haleyriches4677]

Hey uncle Ben, my dogs used to escape often digging holes. I've tried everything short of electric collars. I found putting their faeces into the hole and covering with dirt stopped them digging. They don't like their own waste. Great video as always from the land down under.

[@firstnamelastname6193]

your dogs should never have the feeling they need to "escape". Be kind

[@virgolyx3099]

unironically wholesome to know Tank sends letters to Ben on the regular even while in the army

[@duck4862]

Sometimes I wonder what people think irony means

[@combatpriest5878]

@@duck4862 Yeah right. This sentence would be just fine without 'unironically'.

[@ashutronomy3448]

@@duck4862 the duck is very intelligent

[@duck4862]

To be fair, it wasnt ironic lol

[@Sackmatters]

Unless his in boot or in very special training he can easily text or call.

[@Big_PapaProductions]

Glad to see bingus is happy and healthy!

[@rowinso]

Amblyeleotris is a genus of fish in the family Gobiidae found throughout the Indo-Pacific region. This is the largest genus of the shrimp gobies or prawn gobies, so-called because of their symbiotic relationship with certain alpheid shrimps. The shrimp excavates and maintains a burrow used by both animals while the goby, which has far superior eyesight, acts as a lookout for predators. The shrimp maintains almost constant contact with the fish with an antenna. Fossil Amblyeleotris otoliths have been found together with alpheid shrimp remnants from as early as late early Miocene (Burdigalian) suggesting a possible mutualistic association since then.[1] Please enjoy this random insert from Wikipedia.

[@kufod]

@@rowinso that was

[@honey_is_just_insect_vomit]

@@rowinso real

[@LeoTheYuty]

@@rowinso that was not real

[@Sea-cucumber1151]

Petunia have a salt block, she maybe licking your salt!

[@Winter-CIG]

Legitimately crying laughing at Kevin, endless running that feeder 😂

[@wolfstriker9619]

Kevin could be a horror movie monster that at first looks friendly and fine but then starts pecking people to death

[@chrisfittipaldi3827]

That's the most wholesome thing ever Kevin just pranching around the yard with the green feeder he looks so happy

[@HzrdEsportsfn]

Yeah

[@alanboody7004]

It's funny, but what's funny about it is that he's not happy. He's so mad and dumb that he forgot to drop the feeder while trying to figure out how to attack Ben.

[@lunarwvrld]

nah, looks angry

[@YourF4vDuck]

Nah he was trying to killl it

[@katyungodly]

"he looks so happy!" Him: *aggressively trying to murder the scoop with all of his might*

[@fuddshake]

Kevin's face up close always makes me laugh 😂

[@konstantinriumin2657]

Least haggard Kevin shot

[@rowinso]

Butter mochi is a cake made from coconut milk, glutinous rice flour (mochiko), and butter and is a popular dessert in Hawaiian cuisine. Butter mochi combines textures and flavors of its two main influences, mochi and cake. It features a similar chewy ("Q") texture as mochi,[1] but less pronounced through the addition of traditional cake ingredients such as eggs and butter as well as leavening introduced via baking powder.[2] Unlike other mochi, Butter mochi is baked rather than steamed,[2] lending it a color and texture comparable to blondies and chess pie.[1] The exact origins of butter mochi are unknown. As its primary ingredient, glutinous rice flour, is commonly used in Japan, it is potentially influenced by Japanese immigration to Hawaii, making it a part of fusion cuisine. It can also be considered a descendant of bibingka, a similar cake from Filipino cuisine.[3][4] Please enjoy this random insert from Wikipedia.

[@matthewsansom5180]

Kevin be like: (o o)

[@kevinkesserwani2533]

Always a pleasure to make people laugh

[@fuddshake]

@@matthewsansom5180 lol 100%

[@melaniesheldon8013]

Thanks for making the world a happier healthier place ❤ 😊

[@dianewilliams1125]

I rewatch this because i think when Kevin is runn8ng around with the scoop is hysterical! 😅😅😅

[@jacobgoff9699]

For the digging issue you could try taking any metal wire fence material 2-3 feet wide and laying it flat on the ground right up to where the bottom your fence meets the ground. If you can even push the wire fence material past the bottom of you fence a little bit to the other side that's better. Be sure to thoroughly stake it to the ground. The dogs can't dig through it and eventually the grass will grow through it and make it very secure to the ground. Hope that helps!

[@bigmonke7661]

Hopefully, he sees this suggestion

[@choccymilkyt]

this is what we used to do for our rabbits! we had to do it because one day they dug a tunnel to the neighbors house

[@lolglolblol]

We had to do the same thing for our dogs and sheep, since both would keep messing up the fence. Go a wire mesh fence and basically folded it in half, with one half tied to the fence and the other on the ground, held down with stakes. Works like a charm

[@verticalavenue]

We used chicken fence cut into about 1 foot strips stapled to the bottom of the fence in almost an L shape and then cover it with dirt. When they dig they will hit it with their paws and be uncomfortable. The fence could possible deteriorate after years but once they try and fail once they should stop. Also they may smell something on the other side. If you find it you take away the urge.

[@choccymilkyt]

@@verticalavenue that's exactly what we did too

[@CC35469]

Kevin is like the drunk friend, that you don't want to be around when he drinks. ❤️ He's always trying to fight

[@hvze9848]

9:31 something about Ben wearing yeezy’s in his line of work feels like an absolute power move

[@Mellow-fk5nr]

I love how far this guy has come. I started watching before da baby, when papi was king. And now look at him a whole farm set up and more animals. Man is a goat

[@zachfakename3747]

Was not expecting to see you blaming Big Ounce for summoning the Chinese Spy Ballon using his ties to Beijing. But anything is possible

[@rowinso]

Simon in the Land of Chalk Drawings is a British children's animated series about the adventures of a young boy named Simon, who has a magic blackboard.[1] Things that Simon draws on the chalkboard become real in the Land of Chalk Drawings, which Simon can enter by climbing over a fence near his home with a ladder. The stories often revolve around the unintended effects that Simon's drawings have on the Land of Chalk Drawings, such as when an upset Simon draws a picture of his angry self, which goes on a rampage. The programme is based upon a series of four children's books by Edward McLachlan. It was produced in the mid-1970s by FilmFair Productions in London for Thames Television, and was originally a five-minute programme, broadcast around tea time in Britain. It also became familiar to American audiences in the mid-1970s when it was featured on Captain Kangaroo (where it was narrated by Bob Keeshan instead of Bernard Cribbins), later on Pinwheel, and after that, on Romper Room. In Canada, it aired on TVOntario. The performer of the theme song is unknown, as his/her name is not mentioned in the credits. In 2002 the series was remade in Canada, with Ernie Coombs as the narrator. The series was later parodied on NBC's Saturday Night Live by Mike Myers.[4] The sketches open with the same musical theme and lyrics, but take place in Simon's bathtub, where he shows and discusses his "drawerings" with viewers. Please enjoy this random insert from Wikipedia.

[@kristismart4065]

@@rowinso I thought you were talking about Harold and his Purple Crayon. I will be watching Simon in the Land of Chalk drawings after this.

[@TonyOriolo]

Unfortunately uncle Ben, I had the same fence problem with my dogs. I put a strip of hardware cloth and buried it along the perimeter of my fence and then used Quikrete. It can get expensive but it’s really the only thing that works that I found.

[@rowinso]

The James B. Sheffield Olympic Skating Rink is an outdoor artificial ice track for speed skating in Lake Placid, New York, United States (US). It hosted the speed skating events at the 1932 (plus six of twelve ice hockey matches) and 1980 Winter Olympics. In the interim, it hosted Lake Placid High School football games.[1] The rink, which is located in the same area as Lake Placid High School, was built outdoors as a skating rink for 1932 Winter Olympics. Besides "speed drills", the arena was also used for the Olympics opening and closing ceremonies, the starting- and end-point for cross-country skiing events and dog racing (demonstration branch), and ice hockey matches. The Tribune section of the rink was capable of accommodating 7,500 spectators and was demolished following the end of the Winter Olympics.[2] Two weeks after the 1932 Olympics, the 1932 World Allround Speed Skating Championship was held at the rink and the venue was subsequently reused for other sports. International skating competitions have not been held at the rink since the Olympics. When the city was awarded the 1980 Winter Olympics in October 1974,[3] a artificial and more modern ice track was being constructed (which opened in late-fall 1977). The first international championship to be held at the new rink was the 1978 World Sprint Speed Skating Championship for women and men. During the 1980 Winter Olympics, Eric Heiden won five gold medals and set a world record in the 10,000-meter event, with a time of 14.28,13-the only world record to have been achieved at the rink.[4] The 1989 World Allround Speed Skating Championships for Women were the last world's championships held there. Please enjoy this random insert from Wikipedia. Also, sorry about your fence problem.

[@P_litzer]

@@rowinso uhh uhh that’s where I’m going on vacation uhh

[@Collideable]

Bury a strip of chicken wire along the bottom where they're digging? Maybe attach it to the bottom of the fence some way?

[@droolbunnyxo9565]

@@rowinso You know, I keep suggesting Uncle Ben dig an Olympic-size speed skating rink-moat around his property to keep out the riff-raff but he doesn't listen. Probably because the capybaras would poo-it-up in the Texas heat 🤪 & Kevin would attack it, & drown, because of its circular shape. 😋

[@droolbunnyxo9565]

@@Collideable Yes, a heavy duty staple gun would probably work.

[@privateeyety5735]

Wholesome! You've found the cure to Kevin's rage! Can't wait to see Big Ounce's little ounces. Glad dimpkus is well

[@Raven.1234]

The birds doing zoomies is so precious

[@hotheadedgamer9126]

This is a certified bingus classic

[@rowinso]

Frances Eliza Hodgson Burnett (24 November 1849 - 29 October 1924) was a British-American novelist and playwright. She is best known for the three children's novels Little Lord Fauntleroy (published in 1885-1886), A Little Princess (1905), and The Secret Garden (1911). Frances Eliza Hodgson was born in Cheetham, Manchester, England. After her father died in 1853, when Frances was 4 years old, the family fell on straitened circumstances and in 1865 emigrated to the United States, settling in New Market, Tennessee. Frances began her remunerative writing career there at age 19 to help earn money for the family, publishing stories in magazines. In 1870, her mother died. In Knoxville, Tennessee, in 1873 she married Swan Burnett, who became a medical doctor. Their first son Lionel was born a year later. The Burnetts lived for two years in Paris, where their second son Vivian was born, before returning to the United States to live in Washington, D.C. Burnett then began to write novels, the first of which (That Lass o' Lowrie's), was published to good reviews. Little Lord Fauntleroy was published in 1886 and made her a popular writer of children's fiction, although her romantic adult novels written in the 1890s were also popular. She wrote and helped to produce stage versions of Little Lord Fauntleroy and A Little Princess. Beginning in the 1880s, Burnett began to travel to England frequently and in the 1890s bought a home there, where she wrote The Secret Garden. Her elder son, Lionel, died of tuberculosis in 1890, which caused a relapse of the depression she had struggled with for much of her life. She divorced Swan Burnett in 1898, married Stephen Townsend in 1900, and divorced him in 1902. A few years later she settled in Nassau County, New York, where she died in 1924 and is buried in Roslyn Cemetery. In 1936, a memorial sculpture by Bessie Potter Vonnoh was erected in her honor in Central Park's Conservatory Garden. The statue depicts her two famous Secret Garden characters, Mary and Dickon. Please enjoy this random insert from Wikipedia.

[@MostFurriesarenotZoophiles]

@@rowinso Hey man can you do one about the 7th Panzer division

[@fancen]

@@rowinso can you do one about me

[@mcoupe69]

Cratified classy Bungo Mroment

[@rowinso]

@@MostFurriesarenotZoophiles Sure, anything for my loyal fans The 7th Panzer Division was an armored formation of the German Army in World War II. It participated in the Battle of France, the invasion of the Soviet Union, the occupation of Vichy France, and on the Eastern Front until the end of the war. The 7th Panzer Division is also known by its nickname, Ghost Division.[1] The division met with great success in France in 1940 and then again in the Soviet Union in 1941.[2] In May 1942, the division was withdrawn from the Soviet Union and sent back to France to replace losses and refit. It returned to Southern Russia following the defeat at Stalingrad, and helped to check a general collapse of the front in a series of defensive battles as part of Army Group Don, and participated in General Erich von Manstein's counterattack at Kharkov.[3] The division fought in the unsuccessful offensive at Kursk in the summer of 1943, suffering heavy losses in men and equipment and was further degraded in the subsequent Soviet counteroffensive.[N 1] Through 1944 and 1945, the division was markedly understrength and continuously engaged in a series of defensive battles across the eastern front. It was twice evacuated by sea, leaving what was left of its heavy equipment behind each time. After fighting defensively across Prussia and Northern Germany, the surviving men escaped into the forest and surrendered to the British Army northwest of Berlin in May 1945. Following the completion of the invasion of Poland, the limited effectiveness of the light divisions caused the Oberkommando des Heeres (OKH; German High Command) to order the reorganization of the four light divisions into full panzer divisions. In October 1939, the 2nd Light Division became the 7th Panzer Division, one of Germany's ten armoured divisions. It consisted of 218 tanks in three battalions, with two rifle regiments, a motorcycle battalion, an engineer battalion, and an anti-tank battalion.[5] Newly promoted General Erwin Rommel, who had served on [REDACTED GERMAN LEADER]’s staff during the Invasion of Poland, was able to, with an intervention from [REDACTED GERMAN LEADER], obtain the command of the division.[6] Upon taking command on 10 February 1940, Rommel quickly set his unit to practicing the maneuvers they would need in the upcoming campaign.[7][8] I would do more but i’d have to go edit the text to remove “his” name so my comment isn’t blocked, but it’s time consuming

[@HeyyBrey]

Kevin running around with the scooper was just the serotonin boost I needed this evening. ❤😂😂😂

[@ReptilianTeaDrinker]

Right? He looks so funny running around with it. lol

[@the5littlepiggies]

And Karen following close behind thinking he had all the snacky snacks 😂

[@annmartin1376]

same here. Kevin cured my depression

[@thomasgriffin2326]

Kevin's a trip. He's so vicious

[@azzikko2688]

For the fencing, you could take some wire fence like chicken wire and staple it to the wood fence, then lay it along the gap at the bottom of the fence to cover the dirt, but you'll have to bury it or hold it down somehow to prevent the dogs from just digging that up too. You'd have to do your entire fence line as well, but this would also prevent all your animals from digging out if that ever becomes an issue with the pigs etc.

[@Exothermic_Killer]

Hi Ben, I think a good way to stop dogs from digging is to have a barrier of 12+ inch stakes at the base of the fence. They're not super expensive if you just buy generic yard stakes and you only need one every foot or so in the area you're worried about.

[@boanoah6362]

Just a heads up in case it hasn't been said, tortoises are NOTORIOUS diggers and will create underground dens under structures and buildings, so be sure that lughead has a nice roomy area where you wouldn't mind him bulldozing in the dirt.

[@reesemorgan2259]

I can't imagine tortoises having the energy to dig. I thought your post was a joke at first..

[@boanoah6362]

@@reesemorgan2259 I thought it was a joke at first when someone first told me too, but nope. Watched some tortoise videos and they dig bigger more expansive burrows than most foxes do.

[@gretahunt4401]

I love watching the zoomies! The birds do it the best but any animal zoomie is so much fun to watch! Glad Bingus (how about Bindi as her official name? Steve Irwin’s daughter is called Bindi) is back and glad you’ve adjusted your care according to the advice you were given- was a bit worried about the amount of time she was spending on her own as that’s not natural for baby kangee’s. Thanks for the vidja Uncle Ben!

[@lbimermaid]

I like Bindi for her name. It also means “little girl” in Aboriginal.

[@mushi_marauder8038]

theres just so much entertainment in your videos I just recently stumbled upon you n i gotta say i love your content

[@kellychurchill2536]

I just found you on KZbin lastnight & I’m absolutely in love with all your videos ~ I hardly got any sleep AND I absolutely love that your not shy about your faith ~ I love Jesus with all my heart & it’s so refreshing to hear you talk openly about fasting & praying to hear Gods voice!! I’m A new subscriber & looking forward to watching ALL of your videos!! Have a blessed day with your precious animals ~ sooooooo so adorable ‼️🙏🥰

[@melissalcd]

Bingus’s little face just melts my heart

[@cadenlloyd3202]

Ben! You should put googley eyes 👀 on the bottom of that scoop for when Kevin grabs it he’ll look like a little dingus. LIKE SO HE SEES THIS hahaha

[@jordanclemmons9439]

Dude I am addicted to watching your channel. I think people that choose to do what you do for animals are just good people in general. It takes alot of selflessness. Plus when you do your funny voice, it reminds me of a young Adam Sandler lol.

[@ikidnappedketchupwithbrick7998]

Kevin activates his inner AI whenever he gets that feeding scoop 😂

[@Rhyscape]

Every video it feels like Ben shows us how to run the farm so when he goes in holiday we can all intern for him 😂

[@Xenibalt]

kevin cant freeze to death because his rage keeps him firey hot 🔥

[@daisies7517]

Ive seen big ounce slaying creepers on my home while also clearing out garbage from the streets and donating his life savings to charity , bless bigerton oncerton 🙏

[@bertonrucker2402]

This is my new favorite sub. Holy shit, its funny, informative, endearing, and youve got such an amazing personality. Im gonna get stoned and binge watch this whole channel lmaoo

[@annembrd]

you need to use chicken wire. Staple it on the lower part of the fence, then dig down a few feet, roll the wire down into the hole so that it will lay down to the bottom like an "L". Fill in the hole with a dirt concrete mix and if they do dig they will only get to wire and concrete. This is what we had to do with our dog run because they were diggers too.

[@williamdelaroche7327]

Kevin running around with the feeding cup is the funniest thing I have seen all year

[@ImVee10]

Uncle Ben beating Kevin about the face and head. I’m dead. 💀

[@ahdgrbfixg]

Kevin is learning new moves, revenge for the trash can lid...🤘

[@Lee-One]

4:02 Kevin has to be the most unique species ever created 😂

[@masonburnett887]

Poggers

[@ghostguy6453]

I’ve been going through some really hard stuff in my life, and whenever I see a new video my heart just leaps with joy, I like seeing uncle Ben and all of his animals, it never fails to make my day and makes my life a little bit less stressful, thank you so munch uncle Ben! ❤❤❤

[@goofycreature]

hope your feeling better!

[@cheesi4632]

keep your head up high, theres always light at the end of the tunnel. you got this!!

[@TheAwsomeOne520]

You can get through this, I believe in you!

[@michaelriggio2955]

Name one of the campy blappys dingle

[@lawaincooley6788]

We're all so happy to see that you and the animals are blessed!!!

[@eightsix754]

To be honest, your personality was a lot, and I wasn't sure could watch this on a regular basis...but the more I've seen, the more I'm curious and wanna check in on the progress. So many interesting animals, I'm totally jealous. I'm sure it's a lot of work, a full-time job in itself, but the connection to animals and taking care of them, it's really amazing. I dunno how you have time to film as often as you do! Kevin is exhausting, but I get it. Had the nastiest little Roo, that raised from egg. And he was like 2x bigger than normal chicken. He was a beast, and after adolescence , decided he hated me. Got to the point I had to slap/block that bird multiple times a day. He really messed me up a couple times. Always made me feel bad to be aggressive, but he always bounced back, and I wasn't crazy about it (like some repulsive, stomach turning, how can you treat another living creature that way? - stories I've heard from others who have kept chickens). Anyways, Kevin can likely do some insane damage, you handle it well. The SWAT shield is perfect, and necessary with that dingdong. My fighting chicken, was ironically the biggest silkie Roo, he was cloud white (looked like a fantasy animal on a foggy morning, out the in the woods--like a weird little unicorn). His name was Marshmallow, mind you his name was before he became a violent little turd. Fox got him one day. Such is circle of life. Doubt you will ever read this monstrosity of a comment, but if you do, just want you to know, what you're doing for these animals matters; even if it's just love, and temporary. PS. Taxidermy owls are something wild, especially their skeletons...they got the strangest structure. Check it out.

[@piratesalleycats2290]

You are a treasure, Ben! Thank you for the work you do and for delighting us!

[@joeinsurancegaming2800]

Ill never forget when bingus saved me from a horde of angry cannibals while I was trying to find quandale, what an absolute legend.

[@HzrdEsportsfn]

I sorry for trying to eat you

[@cycleof7s438]

1:16 well goot afternoons everyboudies!

[@thelastrocketbender4778]

my favorite channel by far, I am so SO happy to watch your videos

[@seniorjabz]

Kevin has become such an outstanding individual compared to his teen years I think souja boys influence has helped him

[@hgjgfjhbbjh]

deffo has autism

[@noahvincent4677]

The Scandinavian accent has always been so funny, never stop doing it. Been watching since poggers was a doorknob

[@TheFlyfly]

what's The Scandinavian accent?

[@noahvincent4677]

@@TheFlyfly the “Goodmorning everybody” usually

[@RemoteAntidote]

@@noahvincent4677 I'm scandinavian and I dont say goodmorning everybody, I say Javel, se det.

[@TripleKmafia]

@@RemoteAntidote You’re not a scandinavian then.

[@noahvincent4677]

@@RemoteAntidote but if you say it in English you’ll sound like uncle Ben

[@SERVANTFORGORT]

Love your videos!They make me smile!

[@mysticmandy8352]

Did this man make capybaras popular? If he has a antelope and kangaroo, that’s gonna take a lot of attention off unnecessary killing, and turning them into pets which I’m a big fan of what is doing is really gods work cause I’m sure it’s been super expensive and insane but he continues to help these animals because he must truly get some reward deep inside for caring for these hopeless animals. It’s truly beautiful and very entertaining to watch is super funny and just cute with his animals.😂❤

[@toilet_cleaner_man]

Honestly, it's a two-way street when it comes to encouraging people to own non-tame animals, especially from climates unlike their current living climate. Alot of people who have picked up Clappies have been pretty clueless as to how to treat and house them, so they treat them like dogs or cats, which isn't right and depriving them of things like a swimming hole or free range stress them out and shortens their lives. People just need to take the responsibilities of animal ownership seriously and understand the animals they choose to own and how they live and eat.

[@mysticmandy8352]

@@toilet_cleaner_man yeah, that goes for the same argument I believe for any animals in captivity’s, including zoos and exhibits some people believe that the animal should be wild in the natural habitat but unfortunately the way the world is men are cutting down wildlife forests that are their ecosystem, and there is no place to host them I also believe it’s important to have some animals in captivity treated very well because it’s already been proven that animals in captivity start to become more intelligent and communicate behaviors similar to humans

[@ablahday2558]

Started watching your early videos and I love that Poggers was with you all the way from the Crack house days! He is a good man. You've come a long way on that land. I pray for you and your animals and land to flourish 💜

[@TheBoyz1243]

Bingus

[@sunshineandfriends2819]

Fax

[@thebadwolf3088]

Way before crack house days, more like backyard days

[@ablahday2558]

@@thebadwolf3088 yeah I know the backyard days,but I was just Watchung the beginning of the Crack house where he was ripping up the floors and it was just him and Poggers sleeping on a matters together.

[@tammy566]

I’ve been bing watching too and I love how they have grown. Ben is from the Pittsburgh area in Pennsylvania; which is near me. It’s awesome to see such a good young man doing great things in the world from our little corner of the world.

[@Hiyori___]

I see love for Ben in Bingus’ eyes… and utter perplexity while watching the giant tortoise

[@liakartinen7075]

I laughed when Kevin was running with the scoop too

[@internetexplorer1057]

I think Kevin is just happy he now has a weapon of his own. Evens the fields with the trash bin lid.

[@DownWithTheThicckness]

My entire household is addicted to keeping up with your videos now. We love seeing all your babies, especially the beautiful little prairie dog babies and Master Oogway 🥰🥰

[@hotsteamyloaf]

Petunia is rooting on your leg because she loves her Uncle Farmer Dad Ben. She probably just wants some attention and scratches (or food). My sow will suckle on my leg when I give her a piece of candy because it helps create suction for the starburst in the roof of her mouth. It's actually adorable. Give Petunia a starburst and see if she does it too!

[@joyfuljourney6854]

I am so hooked!! You are aborbabble!!!🤗

[@Obeli.sk6]

Thank you for all you do 💗

[@melaniewatson4183]

My grade 5 class and I in Northern Ontario, Canada, enjoy your channel. We are working on Science projects inspired by your channel, designing specialized enclosures for various animals seen on your ranch. God bless!

[@biginfluencer5252]

4:10 I think this is the cutest Kevin moment we’ve ever had 🥹

[@desidoesdeals]

I just wanted to thank you for posting these videos. I am battling with my mental health and have found temporary relief through your humor and seeing these adorable animals. I didn’t realize you are a believer as well, and the scripture in this video was much appreciated…I do need to lean on God and not on my own understanding and I believe He will make my paths straight. ❤

[@tidalheart1163]

This is hands down the best YT channel lmfao Thank you for being fucking hilarious bro. Your videos are helping me through a 13 year relationship break up

[@MinecraftGamer-dq7fk]

Always a good day when there’s an urban rescue ranch upload

[@hardworkingfella8017]

Fr

[@rowinso]

Kapil Ashram ( Sanskrit : कपिल आश्रम ) was a Hindu monastery of the Vedic sage Kapila. He is the author of Shankhya Shastra of Ancient Indian philosophy. It is located at Kakraul village of Rahika block in Madhubani district of Mithila region of Bihar.[1][2] It is believed that the Vedic sage Kapila was the devotee of Lord Shiva. He established Shivlinga at the Kakraul village known as Kapileshwar Sthan. There was an Ashram of Kapila where he developed and wrote the Shankhya Shastra of the Indian philosophy. There he taught his Shankhya Shastra to his disciples for many years. Seerdhawaja Janaka the king of Mithila also came here to study the Shankhya Shastra from the Vedic sage Kapila.[3][4] This is the attractive tourist destination for Hindu pilgrims in the Mithila region. Hindu devotees from different parts of the district and the entire Mithila come here to worship the Shivlinga of the Kapileshwar Sthan temple.[5][6] Please enjoy this random insert from Wikipedia.

[@MinecraftGamer-dq7fk]

@@rowinso thanks bot

[@Xlens22]

🤖

[@rowinso]

@@MinecraftGamer-dq7fk bro i literally typed that out myself

[@jollypolly1686]

Kevin couldn't freeze to death. His cold dead heart is probably what's causing the horrible weather in the first place.

[@emilatik8581]

lol...That was a good one.Not surprising either 🙄😑😩🤷‍♂😅😅✌👌

[@jeromeseidl1216]

Hey uncle Ben, on my farm to prevent pigs from digging under a fence we put a log down along the bottom. We have now used it all over the property, and it completely works for our dogs, pigs, and even rabbits.

[@Prime__Evil]

Wishing Biggerton Ouncerton a speedy recovery!

[@sum.23]

Nice to see Bingus at the Urban Rescue Ranch again. Thank you for the great episode Uncle Farmer Dad Ben, hope you have a nice week!

[@svt9165]

Every time you think. There could be no more crazy Kevin moments. And Kevin tops it with another action 😂

[@stevedrake1640]

You literally answered your own question bro…. Call them DING and GUS 😂

[@TRUTHRULES777]

I can’t help it but I love that creepy Kevin. He just cracks me up and you what you put up with with Kevin I just crack up.

[@EncoreBetch]

4:32 Goofy ahh ah NPC Kevin moment

[@haysoulsister.]

Uncle Ben, dress how you want to express yourself, be comfortable. Love your videos. Seeing your progress makes me hopeful for my own farming dreams. God bless.

[@GlorifiedGremlin]

You can run some strong cords under the ground along your fence line so that they reach an impassable point wherever they go. They make products with that in mind

[@Tom_nooketh]

3:40 for those who are new, or think he is hurting Kevin, he is not putting any force, you can see all of the “hits” are soft

[@TheSektorz]

4:00 I love watching Kevin boot loopin' that dang ol' birb doesn't have a braincell in its head, but gosh darn if he ain't cute just runnin around like a goofus

[@rikuwatanabe8494]

It's always great to see Uncle Ben upload another video. Thank you for showing us these fascinating animals!

[@rexthelegend3180]

Your videos make me so happy

[@krishardy1897]

Those 2 new clappies should definitely be named Bonnie & Clyde 👍 lol

[@victoriaterry3083]

Hey Uncle Farmer Dad Ben!!! So glad to see Bingus return home happy and healthy!! Continued prayers for URR!!!

[@vanillaweasel9367]

The Urban rescue ranch is the only channel keeping sussy imposter jokes alive

[@alottaguala9766]

I need more baby roo content in my life that lil dude is adorable af

[@FishBola1991]

For the fence digging: have you tried chicken wire? You staple part to the fence down to the ground then roll out some on the ground and use stakes to pin it down.

[@regenschirm]

Kevin is back in full force. Absolute fiend, no mercy given

[@smugboi_]

I swear the content on this channel has done absolutely nothing but improve since I started watching last summer, great stuff uncy Ben Also you should name the new clappys Gort 2 and Beetlejuice

[@RichardMontgomeryYT]

I agree

[@tophatt3rlive]

Ooo I like Beetlejuice

[@Agentfirestarter]

LOL I love this

[@Killbayne]

kevin running with the feed scoop looks like a broken npc LOL

[@samluke4440]

your farm is like a huge family, really nice job man.

[@Mattscalf]

We always think Kevin is at the peak of his menacing villain arc, but it’s really only just starting.

[@antoniomoreno9224]

Who else loves when ben uploads? 🙋🏼

[@shadowpixelgun3d532]

me

[@braydon8981]

Kevin likes his bucket I have named his bucket phill

[@lindakuhl3674]

Ben, have you considered counter sinking your feed bins to keep the children from tipping them over? I have mine sunk halfway down into the dirt. I used a garden spade to carve out circles around the perimeter of my bins.