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Thanks for all the info miah. Great job
BRAVO! Love your thinking and honesty
Awesome info. Thanks
And another New Zealand R&R fan! Regarding the gate latch, hooking it onto the gate itself works fine for light duty applications, but “a more excellent way” has the chain passing though the gate and hooking back onto the post. With larger animals this gives better control of any back-and-forth movement of the gate and a stronger fastening overall.
Good vlog. I also have used those latches foe horse pens. Thanks!
Awesome! So informative and helpful. Ty Miah, for a great resource.
This is exactly what I needed to learn about. Need to keep the fox out of my chicken pen. So timely. Thanks Miah and Kellan.
Admitting one is wrong about something or other (while possibly bitter) is highly commendable. Bitters are really good for ones digestion. Being willing to eat humble pie sets one up for learning new things… happens a lot at our house… 😉
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Me, a western PA native who lives off of Galikers milk and teas: Galikers does electric fencing??????
I respect a man who can admit he was wrong. It's a fine trait.
Hey Jeremiah. Love watching you guys. Just started my own channel, cause you guys inspired me so much. Thanks for all your information.
I was just sure I had heard Jess say quite some time ago that Gerard had left your farm and gone with Ben. ? I dreamed that???
Well you are going to gain an hour next week of daylight in the evening March 8th 2020 Spring forward… Great video !!!
So pumped for the Shindig.
Definitely a good thing you packed your lunch. So cool that he is doing a class at yalls place but he definitely needs to come do a class at HOA in October. Great video, Sir!
Good work, electric fences can be tricky. Really like those offset wire insulators. Building a pen for goats and pigs and could use some of those. Tried their web page but those are not listed. Anyway could you post a link or show us where to get them? Thanks for the videos. Oh, if you upgrade to an electric grid energizer you can probably get up around 12-13 K volts. That'll take run off bears, 🙂
Thanks Miah great info, we all learn more by admitting what we don't know than pretending that we do.
Props Miah, but pigs are mastermind escape artist.
Wow! A lot of information!! Thanks for sharing!
Great information! Thanks for sharing.
Thank you! See you at the Shin Dig!
I'm really enjoying you channel, lots of good info. I have a question though about the electric fencing… we have some sheep and want to keep predators out, they don't really test the fence so it's not so much about keeping our animals in. Do I need to run a line just at the top of the fence for that or bottom too? I wouldn't think having it a foot inside the fence will do much for a coyote or even a feral pig (we have lots of those around, and they are a predator for our baby lambs). Keep up the great videos!
sounds like some great information thanks for sharing that
cant wait for the class already learned allot from this video
Yes!! More fencing and more electric fencing! Great subject. What works best for goats??
The video won’t play for me 🙁
Yeah Miah..
At 72 a retired educator of 43 years…my life goal was and is to LEARN something new EVERY DAY…missed Jess …wish I could attend the Shindig…someday I will…tell Jess and the littles…hello from…Cara in Indiana