MOVING MORE ANIMALS TO THE LAND
Slowly, but surely.
Little by little things are coming together. We are still kind of spread out, but we are shifting towards getting everything, and everyone, down on the land. I'm having some trouble with the propane guys right now, but we'll get over it soon enough.
Yesterday we brought three of our Muscovy duck females down to the land. The other two females are sitting on eggs, so we'll let them sit. One of these is one of our original females and the other two are her daughters, but the male Muscovy ducks down on the land were happy to have some company again.
I also brought a couple of the rabbits down to start trimming up the duck pen. They really like foraging, so this is the perfect opportunity. I really appreciate the wild color of these rabbits. I share a bit more in the video below if you're interested.
MORE ANIMALS ON THE LAND
Big thanks to @squirrelbait for providing the base image for the video image above.
As always, I'm @papa-pepper and here's the proof:
proof-of-more-animals-on-the-land
Until next time…
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Its a very wise investment to have land and use it for gardening and livestock animals. How i wish i do have also this asset.
We enjoy being stewards of this asset.
Yes! Slowly, but surely....:)...
Family reunion went well. I like your pen fencing. Did you bury it in the ground at least 6 inches?
Exciting times as you start the move to the homestead! I don't envy the job of moving and you have a lot of animals to move. Love those little rabbits. I am such a sucker for them. My very first pet as a small child was a natural coloured rabbit.
It is necessary for natural equilibrium, that we give them opportunities to grow these in the new environment. Thank you for these efforts.
It's always nice to know your homesteading stories and experiences @papa-pepper. Cheers and all the best!
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Bees bees bees I am getting into bees (honey) and you should too ;) Got three hives so far buying all the kit tomorrow and hopefully another 7 hives all full in a month if we lucky, From there commercial that's the goal, you have some nice plants/flowers in your area from what I can see brother, do it, start with 1 and take it from there, I shall impart upon you my knowledge ;) Cheer$;)
When started reading your post I thought you guys are moving? Is this just some piece of land that you bought and where in the world are you living if may ask?
I've heard such wonderful things about Muscovy ducks and how easy (and docile) they are to raise!
Congratulations on the newest Pepper Homestead additions!