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[@debraruffindesign8720]

I've got an idea for you chicken(s) .... put the chicken coop inside of the red pen and make a small access door in the bottom of each of them...train your main chicken that it is home... clip her wing and put her in the coop for a few days at first,,,, then let her in and out of the coop into the red pen and back into the coop at night... then then she let her go out to the larger area during the day and she will go back in there at night... come out an open the doors in the morning and close at night.... after she is trained, you can get some more baby chicks and she will train them....do the same training process with them as they grow...you'll have a place for them to be safe in the coop in the beginning... and when they get a little bigger they can come and go from the coop into the red pen... until they are big enough to roam the outside area.... and that way the the chicken coop itself will be protected from the other animals leaning, chewing, climbing, on it... and you can give them their own feed and water inside of the red pen and the other animals can't get to them... you can set up your whole safe chicken enclosure and not spend any money because you have everything already, just need to make a couple of sturdy, lockable chicken size doors in the bottom of the coop and the red pen gate.... make sure the doors are too small for a goat to get into....and put come chicken wire along the inside of the red pen for when the chicks are small and to keep predators out at night... all of your concerns are covered :-)

[@donnacronan2323]

I know very little about chickens but it might be worth trying and like they said you have all you need to do it!

[@wandaking4229]

Be careful burning stumps in the ground. As long as the fire has wood to burn it will continue even underground. If the roots run under your RV it could be in danger. So keep an eye out. The property is looking great.

[@lucyjohnson184]

I agree with Danielle. Put the chicken hen in the red pen with a small access gate for them to come and go from so they can still free range.

[@tammywragg6254]

Awe love seeing Ms Reba..you two are doing a great job..

[@russellwatters5891]

Awesome deal with the coffee selling out! The red pen could be a safe area for the chickens, putting it around the coop. They can still free range the areas, but will have a little more secure spot from being trampled by the livestock. They'll learn to return at night, back to the safety of the coop. A solar automatic coop door will keep the secure at night in the coop. Long I know, but just a suggestion. Love ya'll ❤️

[@corriestrauss3340]

Hi Danielle and Jason. Good to see all the animals. Reba is very interested in everything that's going on. Glad the coffee was selling out👏. Enjoy your evening. Love you both💕💕

[@donjohnsonlivesgood]

Be sure to extend that "pad" far enough for proper distribution of the "soil/clay" you are getting delivered, and then rent a compactor and compact down each layer you add, watering it slightly to help with compaction. A house pad should extend 10 foot beyond each side of the structure footprint. So a 24'x24' structure in this case, round, would have a pad, elevated to standard height, recommended no less than 12" above the native ground soil, many locales mandate 18" above grade- compacted for strength, and with a slight slope off for drainage, of 34'x34'. Also, take in account how the water from the rain interacts there and what it's movements are so you are well above any flooding line, hence the 12-18" above grade are minimum. Not doing this right will cost you BIG down the road if a good rain comes along and washes out under your foundational slab. You may also want to think about putting a french drain around it since there is such a elevation difference from one side to the other. Everything above is something you can do yourself, but will require that compactor. You can actually buy them today relatively cheap instead of renting, especially since you plan to build a workshop later. It could also be used to level and compact the barn interior for leveling and building purposes. Vevor has compactors under $400 - plus shipping I'm sure.

[@skeetermalcolm1655]

The stumps should pretty much burn into the ground, used to soak ours in old oil or diesel fuel

[@ronniebrue7875]

Yall really need to get the chickens some laying boxes. They prefer to have a place that is protected and private to lay. You say they are ok with how they do it now but that's only because they have no choice.

[@davidhuffine5084]

Here is a trick , Jason . Try drilling hole in th stumps while it is in the ground . Then pou oil in the holes . Let it soak and lightit up . Dnk if it works .

[@bonniemoore4056]

Danielle and Jason I really enjoyed your video today as always, can’t wait to watch them when they come on. Sometimes I get behind that I always look and find them again. keep up the good work. Love watching Danielle give the dogs 😊🥰🥰👍❤️some loving and the animals.👏👏🥰

[@rongray4847]

Hello Jason and Daniel, can’t wait to see your pad done. So glad you decided to go with concrete good move, then what you create after that. 👍👍❤️❤️🇨🇦

[@ashleydavis6809]

Maybe the little pen could be Hanks timeout spot LOL😂😂😂😂

[@barbiebrannam233]

🎵Burn baby burn🎵 Gert er done!!!😊❤

[@shawsmining]

TRY USING YOUR JACK HAMMER TO LOSEN THE DIRT AROUND STUMPS BEFORE DIGGING SO IT EASIER

[@scotto6314]

Saw on Facebook, guy cut old car tires in Half n screwed them to the inside of the barn wall as nesting boxes 🤷🏻‍♂️ cheers 🍻

[@lynnatwmahalfsteading6139]

Place the pen near the barn as an isolation area. Looks like it could be movable....😊

[@jeffgrffth1]

That pen would make a great chicken run with the house you built inside it.

[@vickimay5847]

Good idea!😊

[@bellepfeiffer3630]

I was going to suggest what debraruffin said in these comments. After watching other KZbinrs with chickens and what they do, her suggestion seems really good.

[@jenniferpugh5402]

Put the chicken in that pen

[@Mike-p7e]

That’s why you should not mix some of your animals together. Feed them separate!!!

[@irenekangaspoling5866]

Jason and Danielle congratulations 🎉🍾🎊🎈 love 💕 from Ohio Irene and god bless you guys are doing amazing job on Someday Ranch it just takes time

[@gaylerichards7409]

Have a good and calm day.

[@deborahcolson779]

Jason be careful burning stumps as fire can travel underground through the root system.

[@thehillbillyhermit7681]

mix a bunch of green organic matter into those piles of field grass and manure and next summer you'll have a lot of quality compost !

[@bernicenix5925]

As someone who grew up on a farm there are times you need to separate animals so trust me when I say you will need to keep the fenced in area you made for pickles later it will be needed you need a smaller area when you vaccinate and have a sick animal

[@cindyfinn4845]

Hi Love Birds Ikeep meaning you can give the pigs charred limbs it can help them and gives them something to do and if any of that spent hay is put in a pile it gets hot and breaks down as compost if you wet the pile and turn it over, I dont know if you can spread the poopie hay out for pasture because hay has seed and it can make you animal food.

[@montyspellman2560]

Fantastic content, and I heard a secret this morning, Yeah I know what Jason is getting for her Birthday....a concrete slab! lmao

[@carolyncarlson3825]

Go Night Shift.......hugs

[@jamesjessee4064]

Keep up the hard work y'all 😊

[@erviemairidith7376]

Use the old tire in the chain trick

[@kansasmisfit7404]

Always something to do on the farm

[@sandywilkerson9271]

Your property is looking so good…love me some work life coffee!!!😊❤❤

[@darangemaster1]

I think you are over feeding that’s why there is so much waste hay. You can get a pump sprayer fill it up with some molasses and warm water mix well and lace any ugly hay with it and it will get consumed

[@jenthrasher5056]

Put Hank in the center cage

[@brewren851]

You guys are amazing! Love y'all. Have wonderful day. Hi! Ms Reba

[@mikeortiz3035]

Have y’all considered stump grinding all those stumps? Not sure if y’all could get a good deal on purchasing one but maybe y’all could rent one and go to town?!

[@wadeprior5203]

Hey Jason how you doing hi Danielle how you doing I know you miss everything but life goes on you guys but hey we love you guys keep up the good work

[@annettemartinez3051]

😂 u guys are awesome

[@bonitahuddleston8214]

Put Hank in the red pen !

[@kathybyard8378]

I love you guys!!!

[@kansasmisfit7404]

Nutsballs!!!

[@tinybubbles263]

Not the smartest thing to do putting that lighter in your pocket.

[@cedricbroussard8738]

Awesome video

[@Infinitepossibilitiesat56plus]

Put Hank in the red pen

[@adoracle1]

Curious, do y'all worm the animals? If not, you should get a vet out there, get them tested. You only have to check one of each species to know whether they all need worming. Best wishes ❤

[@eunicewoodhouse6531]

What happened to the studio in Bristow?

[@tinybubbles263]

Probably waiting for the lease to run out and then dumping it. Never uses it.

[@Shrek-ep4pz]

Danielle is starting to look like breakfast onk onk

[@adoracle1]

How do I buy the coffee?

[@Mike-p7e]

Good thing you build a chicken coop!!!!!!!!!!

[@russpack6757]

Put hank in the red pen your not using

[@BonnieHaley]

Hello 👋 ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@NORMANMORRISON1940]

Move that pen out of there put the chicken coop up against it so that can be your chicken run but remember chickens can jump at least four feet high so clip at least one wing that would make a perfect chicken run especially if you cover the top of it with wire then nothing can even get at them like the Eagles or anything

[@carawolfe3767]

❤️🇺🇸❤️🇺🇸

[@forgottenblacksheep]

I’d keep the red fencing for pigs. Just in case you need to keep someone separate

[@ARCHangel-kv1mu]

1st

[@ronaldsnider8078]

If you can afford it. Buy a point the goes thru the bale and it attached to the buckit so you can carry the bales with out all the dirt. Well worth the cost. I have brought one for my ranch. Mo keyvroom

[@marilynfdavis891]

Love seeing your animals, sad to not see Pickles. Congrats to selling out the Work Life coffee for a small company!!! 💜🫶🏼