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Working around the homestead today and my pet pig bite my hand and I didnt see it coming. She was justing wanting a treat but she has never done that before lol. I show you all cooking some taco soup at the end of the video so stick around. Building a homestead one day at a time.
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[@kimiikins]

Your horses will need as much hay as they can eat during the colder nights. They eat to make body heat so feeding them as much as you can give them will help them a lot. Also, if you have access to beet pulp in bags at your local farm store, you can take that and put some in a buck and add warm water to it and soak it. Give it to them in the middle of the night when the freezing temps are at their worst. Your horses will love you for it and it will prevent them from not drinking along with keeping their stomachs safe due to the extreme cold.

[@cheryesido364]

Great advice above. Don't skimp on the hay in their stable, they need it to eat to keep warm. Before we put up fences they would roam, find shelter and grasses to eat.

[@judyc9380]

My grandfather kept beagles outside, in dog houses. He bedded them down with deep straw on the floor, maybe hay? They naturally pushed up against the door opening, and they stayed snug and warm. You work hard to take good car e of your animals.

[@debbiemcdowell849]

You think he don't know that, come on

[@Set-Apart-By-Grace]

@@debbiemcdowell849 People are just interacting with helpful tips. Dutch already said he likes that, and even asks for them. .... It's criticisms he's not fond of.

[@kimmattler2419]

@@debbiemcdowell849 it's no secret that Dutch is new to having horses. The advice was provided in a kind, knowledgeable way. I'm sure it would be well received by Duth and fam, who take great care of their animals

[@guynethdailey1759]

Straw would be better for bedding if you can find it. Should be cost effective too.

[@mkhuntstreasure3192]

Please consider putting stall mats or straw down for the ponies, it will help keep them comfortable. Also a nice warm mash at night will help them fight the cold and yes very sloppy is good.

[@markholmes1346]

Kevin talked about that earlier straw for bedding , hay for eating! The pigs are funny 😁 Great job Hadley! ✌🏼❤️🙏🏼

[@kathynewey6513]

I can't believe the pigs listened to you..( going around the water ) That is so cool.

[@mossfamily2000]

You can try straw in the horse shelter. If you use hay they will eat it for sure. As another person commented horses do eat to stay warm. Our horses eat off a round bale in the winter. I would definitely feed them more. They should have 1.5 pounds of hay per 100lbs of body weight per day each. The one thing I’ve learned having horses is…..they eat a ton. I call them hay burners. They are expensive pets that’s for sure but fun!

[@laureljacobs8609]

If you put straw (not hay) on the ground of the horse shelter it will make it easier to scoop manure & pee with a hay fork. Also will make a warmer place to lay if they decide to & will prevent hoof problems by keeping them from standing in their waste when you clean it once or twice a day. Also could use shavings instead of straw. They won't eat either.

[@lindahipp8329]

Pearl does look like she's gonna have babies. Taco soup and cornbread looks delicious. Looks like you have good shelter for the animals. GOD BLESS Y'ALL.

[@dakotawinds9291]

what we do is put 2" layer of large flake pine bedding then put a thick layer of straw over the top in the lean to sheds. As to the pawing, get a rubber stall mat and put that down under where they each stand, will prevent them from digging huge holes in the ground. They are easy to clean too, just spray them down (you want the stall mats that are solid, not the ones with drainage holes).

[@crazycloud2]

Pearl is so cute the way she sits on her own to try to get a treat.

[@KBAILEYinMS]

Put a 2x4 around the bottom of the stall and use pine shavings for the horses. They will not eat it and it's easier to clean the manure out.

[@henrideclercq7338]

Your a great dad , letting the kids Cook for you guys . God bless you and your family .

[@brendagervais5566]

Those pigs will be great with all that straw in the tunnel-they will burrow in it to keep warm., Your horses would probably appreciate some straw on the floor of their shelter, insulates them some from the cold ground I would think. Totally enjoy watching yous all-great video

[@angeleyes7417]

Awe horses need a enclosed place for when freezing Temps cone around. Just like you see horses in stables and they make blankets that fit them as well

[@dawnrudy5204]

Sean, you’re a great dad! Hadley is such a gentle soul🥰 great job Hadley🥰

[@rebeccanarducci1037]

I would use straw, and finish that one side, as a pet lover their limited. wild horse they move more and are constantly grazing. Love your little farm.

[@brummiebird1960]

If you do add a wall to the shelter for ponies add some straw for them to lay on, it will add insulation for them in the cold, as hardy as they are they can still get cold , especially as it gets so cold at night

[@territn8871]

Eddie cracks me up pawing while he eats!! So funny🥰 Pearl would have such cute babies, if she's pregnant! Always good to see Sue.

[@Messymy]

Straw from things like wheat and bean stalks. Hay is the more scratchy stuff from grass, alfalfa, and the like. Straw more for bedding though some will also eat it. Hay more for food. Maybe more convenient to move the animal shelters closer to fence, gate, where you feed in cold weather. We fed and watered in the barn mostly, especially in winter when grazing not available.

[@juliefraser8136]

My neighbor's dog would be out in the yard rolling in the snow and having a great time. However, if he saw someone looking through the window, he would cower and shiver and shake like he was dy-ing. Oh my soul, what an awful scene of abuse and neglect. Until the person left the window. More rolling and frolicking. He deserved an oscar.

[@jeanettec6212]

I love how happy you’re fireplace and oven make you. I love how sweet you are to your girls. Hadley made some good grub! I think your animals are blessed to have you.

[@lanasawyer9812]

Wow it got golden brown and everything! There was no fire in the bottom?!? How long does it hold heat like that??? That masonry oven is awesome! Made my mouth water… I’m telling ya … masonry oven cookbook! It’s a winner winner taco dinner 😂❤

[@katieaubuchon9651]

Wow she getting so big and cooking already it's great they help with the farm Tell everyone I said hi and wow those girls have grown so much I love horses I had once but had to move wish I could have another one but I have COPD chronic obstructive pulmonary disease it's a lung disease I'm on oxygen so I like watching you all

[@lanetteprice7508]

It so fun how Pearl keep setting and looking for more..

[@wandacone7068]

The pigs going around the water was so cute 🥰 Maybe they what knock the straw bails down going in and out in and out. Like that the girls are doing some of the cooking, no better time to learn then now. They will be prepared for letting down the road 🛣️ God bless 🙏🙏💖

[@debracalapan3867]

If the chickens lay their eggs in the pig house, the pigs will have breakfast in bed. haha!

[@homeboundmama9968]

I found with my small quarter Horse, he needed here in South Carolina, everytime I mucked out I put down shavings, but I also kept hay in his stall at all times as well, with water. But you do you man.. I just think it makes for better horse life. Healthcare and all around better on you as far as work load.

[@katherinemckinney585]

Touch I feed my horses and many horses twice a day. In the winter I give him one level teaspoon each of salt that way they drink more water helps prevent colics

[@mariannahardin9473]

Your doing a great job. If anything put straw on horse shelter floor. They may eat it too but you could also hang hay bags in the shelter or on the Trees. You could also add those little mineral/salt block hangers around kinda sheltered from the weather. Just a few thoughts. Great job with all you and your family are doing. Love the masonry heater.

[@dorothyallen3614]

I think you could finish the pony’s shed also for warmth. Straw would keep them dryer in their shed, put up two hay bags in the shed! Food looked good

[@cindyleasure6901]

Please do more winter protection for the little horses. They are family too just like the pigs

[@shelljw]

Hey hey from Australia again Dutch! Love the little horses shelter and yes Eddie is pawing as hes anxious and excited all at the same time. You may find he will do the same if he is tied up and doesnt know what is happening. Once he ages a little he may stop it. Or not. Hahahahaha on the pigs going around the water/pond in their run hahaha I've not seen a piggie run like that for ages. Thankyou for the laugh.

[@janetscott5252]

My kids keep bales out always for their horses in winter, they never are without. I call 'em hay! burners!🙏💕🙏

[@kayashmore4296]

If the bale's fall over for the pigs you could use the short 3' green fence stakes a slide just inside the twine and pound into the ground. It won't tip over and if you want to use a bale pop the twine. Just an idea.

[@thereseburton1414]

So cool you get to use the Masonry heater as an oven as well. Love Taco soup. We add a can of black beans rinsed and a package of ranch dressing to ours also ranch style beans along with the ingredients you used. One of my favorite soups during hunting season. Serve with cornbread or tortilla chips or corn chips shredded cheese and sour cream optional.

[@sheilamailman5881]

Yes she's pregnant ,at least 2 months! Hi from Danforth Maine! This past week Maine has been plastered with snow and ice,it's been down to17* or less!

[@kimberlyhoward7896]

The way you set up Percy and Pearl’s bedroom looked so cozy! Pearl really likes those snack treats😲! Eddie and Chief liked their breakfast mash. I think their hay feeder is a hit👍🏻! Hadley’s and your Taco soup looked awesome 😊! Thanks for sharing, take care ☺️💕!

[@sterp2010]

The Mini horses will eat the hay but they won't eat straw if you put it down for bedding

[@dianepicard6198]

Omg pearl is so cute sitting down to have her treat. It made me laugh when you said you bit me, it’s just the way you said it.😂😂😂

[@amandatallis9875]

Love your new glasses they look really smart. I love your pigs and how they come running for the food, the small horses are cute, I like their colours and names chief and eddy. Amanda from Scotland xx

[@MomDroogs]

I think Eddie paws the ground to say thank you for breakfast!!!🤣

[@rebekahwells3737]

I loved the pigs going around the water! They are very smart!

[@christinestill7303]

All those leaves would make great bedding/insulation for the ground of the animal shelters. Wood chips/sawdust is good too.

[@connielea1896]

I think you should put blankets on your horses. The dampness from the ground, if you see them laying down could cause them to get congested. I know you are doing your best this is just a suggestion.

[@debraelliott8371]

I don't know but I'm thinking a bail of straw for the horses. In case the do lay down. Hey thank you dad something new to eat our hay out of! The soup & corn bread look really good. Where's Brandi & the girls? 👋 Take care & see you next time. Hopefully Pearl & Percy will get all the way on side of their shelter. Good job Hadley ❤😉🤗🇺🇸🦃 Happy Thanksgiving!🎃 🙏👋

[@barbn7345]

Hint, hint. When pouring something like the beef broth, pour from the side across from the spout. It allows the fluid to flow better. Same with pouring a bottle of oil into your vehicle..

[@kellystephens077]

Yes. It looks incorrect when you do it but it does work much better.

[@aletheaglenn6656]

If you store your canned items upside down, it will form an air pocket and when you pour it out, nothing will be left stuck in the bottom.

[@roseanncoffman-davis8485]

That looks so good!!! Cooking with the kids is such a blessing too!!!💞💞

[@mousemeat1352]

Hadley did a great job! Cornbread looked so good. Hadley is such a pretty young lady soft spoken, hard worker who looks like she could be a dancer. You all take great care of your animals. Thanks for tCo soup demo gonna try it.

[@playinatlife5778]

You and Brandi did a video making taco soup when you were still in the house. You added a package of Ranch dressing mix in the old video. I also substituted a can of chili without beans for the beans you used and cut the taco seasoning in half. It was delish....very tasty and less taco seasoning means no heartburn for me! Win-Win! Thanks!

[@annabenton7684]

You may want to see if eddys teeth need floated and you can use sawdust to help keep their shelter warm

[@retabates3799]

she bit you because they are spoiled LOL your supper looked good, your getting the hang of cooking in the wood stove, God bless you all and take care

[@lanasawyer9812]

Oh yeah preggers!! That means babies in January-February maybe?!? ❤ She is just so cute the way she sits!! I’m sorry - I laughed when she bit you 🤣 it was the look on your face! Thanks for sharing ❤

[@KeepingItDutch]

Possibly!😊

[@eileenmishler3764]

The reason Eddie paws when he eats is because he is content. Just like a baby kitten that kneeds while it's nursing, baby horses paw like that, and after all he is still a baby until he is about two or three.

[@megslittlehouseinthecountry]

I have a feeling this winter is going to be colder than normal. Our temps here in east Idaho have been way below the normal for this time of year. I am glad you were able to break in the masonry heater. It is a blessing to be able to keep your family warm. 💖💖💖

[@marilynhemingway5219]

I live in Massachusetts and we have been feeling the cold more also.

[@jessicapabon2105]

Yeah I agree I think this winter is going to be extremely cold. We're here in Texas and it says that it's like 41° but it feels like it's like 31 if not 29° it Just that freezing bitter cold that seeps to your bones. It's quite unusual it's something we typically don't experience in this area at all. February's God we are ready as ready as we can possibly be. Love Pearl and Percy can't wait till they have little piglets!

[@colleendean7435]

Hadley you did a great job cooking dinner for your family! ❤️😊❤️😊❤️😊

[@joanlenhard82]

This is a great video. I would suggest putting side on horses barn and a front too and hay on barn floor. I have actually seen the horses with blankets on night and day during the very cold temperatures. They even use blankets in FL too on very cold nights. Just thought Id mention. You are such a caring care giver for your animals, Dutch. Thank you for sharing.

[@laureljacobs8609]

Straw or shavings on the floor. They might eat the hay that they have peed or pooped on.

[@gwynethyaita3774]

Taco soup can also be canned and stored for anytime in the winter. Just heat and Serve

[@gailclark2133]

I am amazed at the cooking that ya'll are doing in the masonry oven. It all has looked so yummy. Pearl is so precious how she ran around the water when you told her. She didn't mean to bite you. The glove is making your hand bigger and she just misjudged. They're going to be warm and toasty in their shelter. The horses are going to be comfortable in their shelter too. Great video.

[@wandamorris780]

Great video. Love seeing Hadley making soup, she likes to do everything. Great girl.

[@russelleckert8940]

Put a stake behind the wire on bales into the ground to prevent the pigs from knocking down the straw

[@sherrywiley3916]

No hay in the horses stall, but they do need straw to lay down in

[@tracysmith7935]

Just a note: When you break up ice on the water buckets, please remove as much ice as you can from the buckets. The ice in the water makes it too cold to drink, it burns their mouths. The stock will thank you if you refill their morning water buckets with room temp water.

[@shiyjanke1409]

We just made taco soup we added a few different kinds of beans. Yours looked yummy and simple. Good job on the corn bread Hadley

[@HorseyGal4ever]

Hay hay and hay, is a horses furnace. They need at minimum, a flake a piece, morning and night. Straw is bedding, Hay is food.

[@lynnelovett8999]

Great job Ms Hedie. Sorry if I spelled your name wrong. The look on your face Mr. Dutch when Perci bit you. I guess she thought you were food, lol ! Have a awesome weekend. God's speed.

[@louisesmith7551]

Here's an idea if you got clear vinyl like they use at the entrances of walk in coolers and let them hang down it will stop the majority of the cold air coming in and the hot air going out. And the pigs can walk right thru it to get to the back

[@rebeccamunoz4596]

Dinner looked great you guy's! Animals look happy too. Ya pearl does look like she getting rounder for sure! What is it 3 months 3weeks 3days! 🤔❤🤗👍👋

[@CLepper61]

I like when you do both together ❤ it makes it more interesting and kind of a surprise to what your cooking. No one else does that.

[@carolb3122]

Well, your glove DID taste like the treats. 😂. Percy was saying, “Finders keepers, losers weepers.” 😅

[@loreleikeller3695]

On very cold, wet, windy nites; I'm sure the horses would love to bed down in the hay. I vote hay in there shelter!

[@mikerogers9711]

don't use hay as bedding for horses. get bailed sawdust or go to local saw mill and shovel it up into the truck and spread it in the barn. cold nights up here in Maine we make a warm mash with oats and a bit of molasses the 2 horses we have love it and it warms the belly. do you stall them for the night or are they free ranging the paddock?

[@jerrywelch5323]

Your a great Mom and Dad !!! Glad you are in the house before Winter.

[@barbjarvi6543]

Straw the horse normally won’t eat as long as they get lots of hay to eat

[@carolscott3868]

I think a partial 3rd wall will be much better for the horses and yes, they need straw to bed down in...

[@patriciaridley457]

Good Morning 🌞 Brandy and Dutch Huggss your doing a great job 👍 All these months I have been watching your videos your both building a great future for your beautiful girls proud of you both God bless you

[@shirleymurphy1958]

Dutch I just love your heating system ! We have too use lots more wood for our home. Everyone one is good and hungry in the barn yard today its so wicked cold . They eat too heat . Lol

[@marydanen5220]

Put straw in the horses pen. They need bedding too.

[@laurreneberry3480]

The corn bread and taco soup look so delicious. I'd love to have some.

[@debragarza8312]

I just adore you Dutch you and your family are just awesome so down to earth all of you God bless you and nothing but good things to come to you and your family.❤

[@carmendoyle9786]

Love all u done the only thing with cold and dogs and cat is there paws ! I found here north of Toronto can get pretty cold we have had -4o days so cold 🥶 be safe love what u doing for all fur babies stay warm ! We already in the - and a lot snow ;(

[@stevebutler1835]

Have you thought about giving your kune kune grass/hay to eat during the winter months since they are a pasture pig and eat grasses

[@hollydolly6630]

Pearl loves her food and treats 💕 😋 💖 😍 love the fireplace 🥰🥰🥰

[@nancyinnevada2785]

HADLEY, IT WAS GOOD TO SEE YOU🙏🤗🙏🤗🙏

[@laurascholz7334]

Great job, Hadley. You are a real help to your family. Pretty too.

[@t.m.button7229]

Wow your pigs are so well fed they are Huge

[@laurreneberry3480]

We bedded the horse, cow ,and pigs with straw . they all eat their bedding if you use hay. There is one straw pigs can't have but I've forgotten which... Oat or wheat.

[@Hazwasteboss]

Just drive a “T” post on the outside of the straw bales in between the wire and the straw.. that should hold the two bales in place. You could even use two if needed. Good luck Big D

[@newlyenlightened8775]

Another great vid. I'll have to try the taco soup! Just a little hint though Dutch, use plastic utensils on that nonstick cookware or it will get scratched up. It will also introduce more unwanted chemicals in your diet.

[@marym796]

That was funny when the pigs got into their feed and bucket LOL 😆

[@sandyc6569]

Why is it most animals want to eat from the bottom of their food? 🤷‍♀ You and them pigs was funny watching Dutch!! 😏😏 Oh That cornbread looked perfect!! All of it looked delicious for sure!! 😋😋😋

[@mikebrown9997]

Cedar shavings are good to keep animals warm, and also keep away fleas and other bugs.

[@amosallgyer2614]

Glad the critters are doing so well. They are hardy buggers and will continue to thrive thru all weather. A bit more to eat will help them, but they will do fine. You have the best cooking assistant on the planet. You are teaching your girls very well!

[@davidkeeling4074]

I have four pot belly pigs I love them they're smarter and better than any dog I ever had they love to love and love to be loved

[@mrsdutch8994]

Pigs are just the best! I love them ❤

[@patrickjfaughnanjr895]

Love your heater great cooking and warmth for your home

[@janelleb8274]

If you get a bag or two of shavings, horses like to lay in that. Put a thick layer in their shelter...they will like it.

[@lunareclipse2777]

You need some con queso cheese added to the soup and top of with some sour cream and maybe some black olives..yumm

[@mariemcclure151]

The food looks great. You are teaching your girls well

[@Fig1942]

That soup and cornbread sure did look delicious! Great job Hadley!!

[@Davebaker364]

You should put straw in it for the horses! That is what I did for my horse!

[@cookingwiththefamily__]

Straw is the best to keep the animals warm!! 😁😁