Intruder On The Farm



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  1. New layers and when they start laying again after a break with short days, my chickens will give some huge eggs, sometimes a bit of blood on them. I notice it happens the most on my Easter egg er, the smallest bird I have.

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  2. I sell eggs I give eggs to all my neighbors and I still have eggs bet you are right a lot of people like brown eggs unfortunately they believe brown eggs are better have more vitamins and protein but that is false no matter what the color is it's all the same different breeds have different sizes of eggs at Easter my eggs go fast I have a variety of colors blue turquoise pink opal Brown avocado and of course White. In my neck of the woods if I had a seat that looked like that I would say it was a bobcat especially in the winter

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  3. It reach 0 in Ohio. Way too cold for me to go anywhere. We had three barns but each one was about 60 feet by 40 feet. In one of them my grandpa had chickens. He also had an old pot belly stove. He'd heat up a small fire just to keep the chill off as best as he could and those hens laid good in the winter. I don't know if any of it is true but my grandfather used to say that white eggs were massed produced and full of chemicals and drugs and were for city folks.
    Brown eggs were raised by the farmer with feed and range free and tasted better without all those chemicals the chickens got. My grandma made great noodles and great pie shells. With the leftover pie shell dough, she'd roll them into shapes and toss them in some oil to fry and then coat them with cinnamon and sugar. We called them elephant ears. That lady never wasted a thing.
    Is your dog named Daisy or Dacey. I have listened before and thought in this video you called her Dacey and Dace.

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  4. Hello Logan! This video reminded me of all the problems around my property caused by raccoons. I found them to be stubborn, mean and spiteful creatures….destroyed quite a bit but, I finally got rid of them. Squirrels are also stubborn and destructive but then again, I’ve had birds insisting their nests should be in my balcony planters. It will be interesting when you post from the trail camera. Enjoy your weekend and take care…👋🏻👋🏻👋🏻

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  5. @Broyans Farm
    The small eggs come from young hens that have just started laying eggs. The older the hen, the larger the egg. But there are also breeds that lay double yolk eggs, in which case the eggs are the same size.

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  6. We're expecting the polar vortex go go through again.. it's currently 31F at 1 am tonight. It's going to go into below 0F next week again. That's a great hunting technique your teaching Daisy.. she's got the nose for it.. LOL. That tractor seat screams squirrel Logan. My friend had a squirrel build a nest in the engine part of her car one winter while she was still driving it! Not like it was sitting in the parking lot doing nothing. It cost her quite a bit to fix the car.. it did eventually stop working as they chewed a lot of the wires in the engine. Can't wait to see what the camera picks up. All the fresh air gives me an appetite, I bet it does you too. God bless you, stay safe.

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