Suffering from stage 4 brain cancer and you and your sheep keep me so happy during my. Journey. THANK YOU!

@cynthiaevery2801

2 жыл бұрын

Glioblastomas are horrible. I hope it isn’t that. God bless you.

@papawnanasaveslovesnlife9530

Жыл бұрын

Many Blessings to you n I pray 🙏🤞🙏 You are remission now, My Ma has stage 4 lung cancer n Its a terrible disease 👀💭😥❣️... But shes in remission n were Beyond Grateful for every new day we have, n Thankful to share our time together in some ways since she lives almost 4 hrs away n im able to be home now, n spent alternating weeks with her during the last year n half✔️💯❣️... Others were supposed to contribute since its so far too but , Nahhh they the 1 to moiss out on the memories😥💭❣️ Making memories is 4ever 👀💭, n thats all we can take with us n I ❤️ Makin em 💯✔️❣️... Take care hun, bunches of ❤️ to you ❣️

@liap1293

Жыл бұрын

I pray for you.

@RheaLadyCullen

Жыл бұрын

Oh honey, my heart breaks for you. Hoping the healing will happen and you end up with us for several more years. Many many more years.

@RheaLadyCullen

Жыл бұрын

To the mom with lung cancer, those who don't spend time with her, will come running when she does pass, wanting everything. Make sure her will is in order and cannot be contested, in any way. Bless your heart, for loving her so much, and spending all available time with her, you are creating beautiful memories, filled with love and hope

Thank you for being more careful in the barn and getting Mark to help you with the roll-a-door. Your kids, lambs, sheep, dogs and Mark need you

I’ve been watching for a while now and I love it. But Does anyone else feel invested in her sheep family lol I feel like I’m part of the family now. 😆💜 My sisters always telling me are you watching the sheep again. Lol like yes I am thank you.

@pepperbasenji1425

4 жыл бұрын

My husband hears the birds in the barn, and asks the same question. Lol.

@wauldacaulkins1664

4 жыл бұрын

I find myself watching Sandi's vlogs and then telling other people about them.

@maryg8979

4 жыл бұрын

The birds give me away when anyone walks in! Feeling a sense of investment I thought I was the only one!

@k.johnson6198

4 жыл бұрын

Its funny through out the day I'm wondering how my sheep are ..lol...n can't wait to see them ...I'm new here n just learning how everything goes ...the lambs are adorable !! I love them ....

@kathiedillon912

4 жыл бұрын

Yes!! I'm wanting to do sheep myself now!

Thank you for taking us along with you. Coyotes are very light or their size so could have walked on the crusted snow without leaving a track

The suiting up scene at the beginning... brings back memories! Our farm had no water heaters, no hot water, and a hand dug well. Winter was a you-know-what. Character building, it was!

My husband just walked in the room and said, “Are you sheepin it up again?!” Lol yes dear I am

When I first started watching, I knew absolutely nothing about sheep. Now that is a whole different story. You are amazing!!🐑❤️🐑

@rachelsark6148

4 жыл бұрын

Orange Cat Hey. I make similar videos with my farm animals and I’m stuck on what I should make next. Any recommendations?

@kaitlin6184

4 жыл бұрын

Rachel's Ark, hmmmm. I don’t know what things you have already done, but with farm videos I always enjoy watching the “inside stuff” like things you wouldn’t really think about unless you had the type of animals. I personally also enjoy when people make educational but fun videos with their animals, about how to care for them and stuff. Good luck!!

Love the barn walk, stock looks great like always! Most coyote's seem to be allergic to lead, might be a option if he comes back

Thank you for showing the human side of farming. I enjoy your channel very much!

“...and if any strange golden furry men knock at the door, don’t let them in.” Im dead lol

"Golden, furry men with 4 legs". I'm dyin'!

@mansoorg6111

4 жыл бұрын

Hi

Is a must for stress relief to workout beyond what you do. You are amazing and a powerful woman.

I feel like we are your barn friends. We go to work with you. I enjoy it and really look forward to your videos

@alliechampagne1404

4 жыл бұрын

Same!♥️ Sandi, your December group is gonna yield some excellent market lambs! Super happy for & proud of you.👌

I love you telling your sheep children to stay away from four legged furry golden men hahaha

@scottholbert1192

4 жыл бұрын

Like Biden

@Chgtuber

2 жыл бұрын

😆😆

I love watching your channel! I’m a nurse so I don’t live on or near a farm but hi love seeing what you do! Keep up the great work😀

@marysherrill2994

3 жыл бұрын

And thank you for all your hard work!

Aw I love 3:17 when the sheep tries to get up and closer to you. So sweet

Those lambs grow so fast, unreal!!😳 So very cute!

I have lived in a farming community practically my whole life. Mainly cows and horses. I would love to be around the sheep all the time!! Love watching your channel!

I am so in love with the black and white lamb in the “toddler” pen! It looks like a little cow.

Hi Sandy, I love your channel and I don't even own a farm. When I watched you climb that door I just about choked on my tea. I thought you were crazy! I had an anxiety attack for you. I am sure your husband would have a few choice words for you as well. I agree about the guardian dogs. They are truly amazing. I would gladly contribute to help you get one. That would be one less worry on your part. They live with the herd and are so loving to their owners. Everyone that I know who has one feeds them when they feed the herds. Take care and no more climbing barn doors. Blessings!

At 3:06, it's almost as if they sensed it outside. They were all so quiet. I've never heard them that quiet.

@nielsleenknegt5839

Жыл бұрын

They might have smelled it

Hi, just found you. I am a 74 year young retired lady rancher, so miss my sheep and other animals I still have chickens. Thank you for your videos. Predators are a problem here in Colorado coyotes, bears, mountain lions and the is a push in the eastern cities of our stat to introduce more wolves which by the way we already have to our state.

I don't remember how I came upon this but I just love it! Sandi you are the most sweetest lady and such a hard worker. Love your sheep and your family and farm

The age old saying “HONEY GET THE SHOTGUN”

@kimberlyheath7664

2 жыл бұрын

I'm not sure Canadians can own guns anymore.

@louann4992

2 жыл бұрын

@@kimberlyheath7664 that's what I wondered? I thought when I first started watching if she carries cuz those dark mornings or nights could carry a fee different dangers.

@husker_pupper7474

2 жыл бұрын

@@kimberlyheath7664 Yes Canadians can own guns. You have to have a license, guns and ammo must both be locked up separately. We are also restricted on what kinds of guns we can own. Hunting is huge in Canada so yes we can own guns.

@mnikcd123

2 жыл бұрын

And Healthcare for all!

My daughter was in a car accident this morning. I was woken up to here voice in tears. She has badly bruised knees and nothing else. Thank God. Im so glad i found this video from yesterday, which I had not read yet, it brought my anxiety way down. I still have all my work to do today because I was dealing with the insurance people and an email crash on my work computer. Cheers from Sydenham.

@tracymacfarlan8959

4 жыл бұрын

Kate Colborne, I hope your daughter is ok and everything gets sorted out. .yes these videos that Sandi makes are soothing. nothing like watching these little lambs playing ! God Bless

@katecolborne8295

4 жыл бұрын

Thks Tracy. She was in a great deal of pain and the knees just kept swelling throughout the day. She has Crohns and is in constant pain anyway. This just put her over the top. She was thankful to be alive and that she did not break any bones. Her in a cast would be her husbands worse nightmare, lol. Got some of my work after watching sandi's video twice. Cheers

Sandi- “I’m shaking like a freaking leaf” I am going to start using that now.

@lucyyasdfghjk1433

4 жыл бұрын

Just a person asmr a common idiom

Thank you for adding longer clips of the lambs and your shepherd insights on how they are doing. Good for our hearts too!

That mostly black "toddler" lamb with the white on its nose is freaking adorable. I would totally keep her and name her Moo 😍

@tonydrabenstott4745

4 жыл бұрын

Hi😇💌💌

Thank you for the lamb fix for today.

Coyotes can easily get over an 8-foot block wall, chain link, etc., I've seen it here in Arizona so they can definitely scale over any type of fence 😭 You can put coyote rollers on top of your fencing but it looks like your fencing is pretty short where they might not even touch the top they'll just leap right over.

Sounded like a sheep said “yaaay” when you turned on the machine! 😂

Bless you sweet lady 🌸💕 You warm our hearts while you are fighting the odds in the Canadian freezing weather 🇨🇦 you are the hero 😍

I would get some Great Pyrenees for the barns! They're great livestock protectors!

I love the way the dog bolts down the lane every time you open the door.

So proud how safe you were getting up on the garage door today!!!!

I'm laughing my ass off as I watch you get geared up to go outside. I remember those days getting geared up to feed and milk. What FUN!!

I love your idea for a playlist for this group it has been great seeing the full cycle. They grow so fast thanks for pointing out the teenagers, preschoolers etc. Favorite was the teenagers stampeding. I thought they were grownups. Ha

Hello from Minnesota. Being an old farm boy I enjoy your videos. Even though we were dairy farmers, I’ve enjoyed learning about sheep. You mentioned working out 🏋️ I feel it is the greatest thing you can do for physical and mental health. Keep it up, if time permits. The sheep come first. 😂 Keep the vlogs coming. 👍👍

We lived in Colorado about 40 miles south of Cheyenne, Wyoming when my kids were little. One of the most common bumper stickers we used to see said," Eat more lamb! Ten thousand coyotes can't be wrong!" Thought I might add a touch of humor to your day. Enjoy the heck out of your utube channel. Thanks for all you do.

Love your channel! The baby lambs are so cute, especially when the are jumping and running around chasing each other!! Thank you for my daily cuteness! Bless you and your family! Take care and be safe!!

They will squeeze into a barn if they can find a way!

@jazznpercy

4 жыл бұрын

If they can't squeeze in the door, they will gnaw the tether to get it open.

@Pinkui

4 жыл бұрын

The coyotes are very intelligent creatures and they do not give up. .. they Are super persistent and Patient..They wait for the moment. He will return, be sure of it. Prepare. My grandpa had a long 20 year war with them..

I live in SW Michigan and the coyotes are active in my neighborhood -- boldly going into people's yard at night. Their mating season is Jan-March in Michigan and Ontario.

You are one AMAZING Lady!! I am so impressed I am 87 years old and thought I was a Go getter but I didn't even come close to your talents. Someone needs to tell Mark he has a MAGNIFICENT WOMAN on his hands. God love you! Going back to enjoying your videos. Thank you!!!

I am sooo amazed with what you do and you show how much you care with your sheep and lambs, you have such a strong dedication towards your animals, and you breed them all on your own. When you see one struggle you try to let them birth on there own, but when they need your help you know and your in there to help them. Keep up your great job my family are 100% behind the great job you do. Where from wellington. We love you and your familys great work. By the way we pray for a healthy life to Jess she's strong and a fighter for life.

Haha oh man your reaction to seeing that coyote is so relatable. Two of our baby lambs snuck under the fence and that was an accurate representation of my face when I realized they were out 😂

❤️love the black and white lambs

My husband and I use to have a dairy farm. We milked 160 head and I miss those days. I was in the best physical shape. Since we are retired it’s hard to exercise because for us hauling hay or straw was our preferred form of exercise. Standing in front of the TV or computer screen just doesn’t cut it. You have a beautiful smile!

I got all excited when you said hello to popcorn, she is so beautiful!

Always so excited for your videos! Been part of my evening routine for weeks now! Thanks Sandi :)

@carolb3122

4 жыл бұрын

Solar Bear My routine, too. Look forward to each one.

Sounds like when the new roof was pulled up and over the tension caused the whole barn frame to shift which means the door shifted over to the left as well. Just my thoughts on why you said the door looks shifted to the left.

@canadianlady777

4 жыл бұрын

Mike C ...makes perfect sense...good on ya!

@jessmillar8614

4 жыл бұрын

@@canadianlady777 First of all the door is in her lamb barn and not the tarp building, so probably not the tarp.

@nerlana1281

4 жыл бұрын

@@jessmillar8614 He means the garage door she uses to get in the sheep barn he didn't say the lamb barn at all...

Glad everything turned out ok.glad your safer on that garage door.😉thanks for the update

We have nightly visits from hundreds of coyotes that descend from the mountains at sundown to stalk our animals and howl. We have seen literally hundreds of them nightly. We installed rigid welded wire panels around every pasture. Welded steel gates, motion sensor spotlights, double barrier electric mesh borders, video cameras and loudspeakers to blast predator calls at them. Our sheep take it all in stride and ignore them as they sleep in the pasture. We have not lost a single animal to predators since our build up five years ago. We expand pasture every year with 10% of the proceeds (profit) of the farm. The up front cost could have been a new tractor but I’d rather have peace of mind. Great video! Keep on sheeping on!

Sandi great video again ! love your every day adventures cant wait till tomorrow thanks and GOD BLESS !!!!

Definitely need a great Pyerenees. We had 3, they kill wolves and one of them will keep the coyotes away alone. They don't eat much and are purely out door dogs all year round.

@dancar1660

4 жыл бұрын

The only down side with Great Pyrenees (I own two} is that they love to wonder off, as far as 2 to 3 miles from home.

@wisepati123

4 жыл бұрын

You should always feed them great food, that is their salary and saves in vet bills. So much trash dog food out there.

@farahhazzard-IloveConcerts

2 жыл бұрын

I have 2, they are great! Well, I quess I have 2 Maremmano-Abruzzese sheep dogs 🐑.

I am so humbled to see how you love all of your animals. I get hours of enjoyment seeing your babies being born

I used to see coyotes in downtown Tucson, Arizona in broad daylight. Bold little suckers, and very opportunistic. I’m doing physical therapy three times a day, kicking my butt, but the brain still goes like crazy. KZread is the bomb. Love the lamb fix.

I understand your pain (poultry person here)! We've got it all here too, raccoons, coyotes, hawks, foxes, weasels, possums (although possums are normally the least of our concern except for eggs), dogs, always predators around.

You need to get a livestock guardian :)

@lesliehoekstra5676

4 жыл бұрын

Donkey, some bigger dogs, a llama

@crazysunconure8509

4 жыл бұрын

My great pyrenees Australian shepherd mix does a great job keeping unwanted things off my property.

@Bellbeesevenacresfarm

4 жыл бұрын

Great Pyrenees are the best my family might get some to protect are animals

@Bellbeesevenacresfarm

4 жыл бұрын

But my sisters dog kakoa is a good guardian too she’s a Germanshepard mix

@ORSkie

2 жыл бұрын

Agreed. I would encourage even more than one livestock guardian dog from actual recognized LGD breeds *IF* you actually want the sheep to be outside for any part of the year.

I really enjoyed the daily vlogs. I miss them. I like seeing what goes on day to day!

The babies are adorable as usual❤️❤️

I live in the Great Lakes region, so not too far and we have had coyotes within 10 feet of the house. They are getting so numerous and bold it's ridiculous. In my state there is an open season for hunting and trapping but you can defend your livestock anytime. Hogs are always open though as the state is trying to prevent widespread infestation. Coyotes are bad and never worse than in late winter for taking small pets and livestock. They also seem more aggressive and bold during breeding and whelping times here.

@safire994

4 жыл бұрын

Also seen them jump a 6 foot fence like it's nothing!

@sherrybacon8041

4 жыл бұрын

Do you eat the hogs if you shoot them? Just asking because I wonder if there good eating? Me being a Bacon and all!! Love pork🤭😁

@lelandbottomley8962

4 жыл бұрын

@@sherrybacon8041 I ate some pork chop from a wild pig a friend shot and they were quite good.

@safire994

4 жыл бұрын

Only eat the smaller ones. Too large males stink and even the dogs won't eat them! Although the coyotes will.

@BizzyinMichigan

4 жыл бұрын

Also in the Great Lakes, we had a coyote that took down an adult healthy horse last year up toward Yale. Have bow, will travel if they become a problem.

Please tell me you're keeping the Lammy-Cow from the "toddlers" pen! SOOO CUTE!

I am 72 years old so a workout for me is getting up to take care of the critters and get a coffee lol. My last real workout was my 68th birthday for a 3 mile hike in the mountains. I miss it so much so enjoy for me :)

New-ish viewer here. My heart melted when that first lamb in this video came closer and lifted its leg when you said hi. Like it wanted to shake your hand lol. Sweet thing.

@canadianlady777

4 жыл бұрын

Tanny M. ...I saw that too...It really wanted to cuddle...

When the coyotes start coming up to the barn then it's time to grab the 22-250 with hi-powered scope and make some coyote throw rugs. Cheers...

@sidewinder666666

4 жыл бұрын

You read my mind, I was just about to suggest a 22-250. (At short distances, even a .17 HMR will do the trick.)

@Nirrrina

4 жыл бұрын

Just don't ask me to do it. Not because I like coyotes, which I do, but because I couldn't hit the broad side of a barn. When my cats misbehave i sometimes toss soda bottle lids at them. In 5 years I haven't hit them once. They don't even move. But yeah it's probably time to shoot them & leave the carcass for the others to see for awhile. If they're desperate enough for food to come this close to humans there's probably too many. Which can also cause them to suffer. Just make it as quick & clean as possible. It'll probably help the population as well as protect your animals. Uh not a good idea to post it on KZread. You'll get some but that doesn't know anything about animals throwing a protest.

@DoubleDogDare54

4 жыл бұрын

@@Nirrrina With coyotes prowling around I don't worry about a kill shot. I just aim for the largest piece of real estate on their hides and pull the trigger. The result will be the same.

@DoubleDogDare54

4 жыл бұрын

@joe8075 What I offered was the same "swift ending" they would give to any sheep, goats, small pet dogs and other domestic animals they would grab while they are "only doing what they do it survive". Coyotes aren't merciful in such cases and I return the favor. My desire is to see them dead and dead is forever. I'm not fussy how they they get that way.

Holy shizzle Sandi thats heart attack material! What is it doing out in the snow and during the day?!! Ive got everything crossed it doesnt come back. Thats alot of zipping while getting dressed Lol Murphys Law that you need to pee once you are covered up Lol I so want to go to Canada and meet you and also Cody Creelman. You guys are awesome!!

@marionward5958

4 жыл бұрын

The only reason a coyote would be out in that weather is it it is really hungry and can smell the sheep. Bet it wasn't on its own though

@lyraferal5618

4 жыл бұрын

It's a coyote, not an iguana. They hunt and roam in rain or snow. They're also not nocturnal. Their prey isn't nocturnal. It is more than likely it is solitary, which is why it is resorting to go to the farm.

@shopshop-lx9hj

4 жыл бұрын

KZread porn?

@bbqpitmaster639

4 жыл бұрын

@@lyraferal5618 lol, most definitely not a lone coyote. They will come right up to barns, to eat the barn cats and other livestock. In residential areas, they come right up to the houses, to eat the pet cats and dogs. In southern Ontario, it is very common to find coyotes along walking trails and in green spaces of the major cities such as, Toronto, London, Kitchener, Hamilton, Oakville.

@lyraferal5618

4 жыл бұрын

@@bbqpitmaster639 Coyotes are not naturally pack hunters. They are not wolves. They prefer to be alone or as a pair. It is more than likely that this is a solo animal looking for a potential meal that won't take a lot of energy. There's reasons you don't see packs of coyotes in cities. It is because they don't hunt like that.

Bottle baby pen #3 is feeling frisky ! 😂

Sandi, Hello from NY. I love watching the Baby lambs play & your Volg

They look so happy. Just jumping around and skipping.

Good morning Sandi, yup coyotes are huge problem here too. We have 4 guardian dogs. Bandit is our yard, horse pasture protector. He is 2 years old. Princess and Queenie are with ewes in winter pasture. Viking is with wethers and rams in winter pasture. They are respectfully 11, 10 and 8 years old. All Great Pyrenees that were raised in sheep pasture, so they get it as far as predator protection. We also set up WiFi trail cameras at corner and half way fence posts. The other problem is feral dogs in the area.

@Nirrrina

4 жыл бұрын

If you have both coyotes & feral dogs then there's a good chance you might have coydogs as well. There's a documentary on KZread that tells about coywolves & they also talk about coydogs. I think it may have mentioned they're more fearless than regular coyotes. You might want to hunt those down more.

@FeatheredLife

4 жыл бұрын

We have coydogs too. We have had feral dog problem for years. Sadly there is state park near by that uncaring people dump their unwanted dogs in. We have talked to Dept of Natural resources until we blue in the face. It doesn't do much good. The guardian dogs on our place will get them if they cross the fence.

@Bellbeesevenacresfarm

4 жыл бұрын

Feathered Life y’all are ready for when those predators come

You have a lot of tender virtues in that there barn. Donkeys make great watch animals.

I saw the coyote Sandy. You aren't losing your mind...at least not over THAT. Weaning babies is a whole nother beast.

I am a college student, work at a before and after school day care, and planning for my wedding in October. I do yoga when I get anxious and need a brake. I feel ya girl

Omg coyote hope the sheep are ok i have missed these awesome videos always look forward to videos please keep them coming really enjoy them could watch them all day babys starting early alot of piggy bk rides lol

Thanks for the fix, thanks for taking safety steps and yeah, either Coywolf or coyote. Hugs from Halfiax

LOVE IT!!! I get all happy and giddy when I see a new video. My 9 year old daughter loves all the little lambs and is excited when you post.

I feel i love with sheep when we went to our county fair this year,this one sucked on my fingers for quit awhile. I thought that was so neat, i just feel in love with her. Thanks for sharing your life with us. You are a down to earth lady. God Bless.

Yes i work out. Step 1 sit down in recliner. Step 2 get out of recliner. 🤗

Sandi, you crack us up.Your the best!!You make our day you rock girl!!🤣🤣🤣

Using that lift thing makes me feel much better 👏🏻 way to go!! Be safe not sorry!

@rachelsark6148

4 жыл бұрын

Brooke Davis Hey. I make similar videos with my farm animals and I’m stuck on what I should make. Any recommendations?

@18:14 They could tell you were upset. And the one among all those sweet faces came forward to ask what was wrong, just melted my heart. 🥰🥰🐑🥰🥰

When you are having a bad day get a friendly lamb Sit down and have some hugs.

@canadianlady777

4 жыл бұрын

Philippa Wood ...I would do that with my sweet Cocker Spaniel...I loved her and she loved me and we cuddled a lot...

Yep. People don't believe we have them, still. Be safe. Those coyotes are freaking nuts.

Your workouts are a meditation.

The coyotes are bad where we live. They've snatched up a couple of our sheep as well as a pack tried to get my horse. Didn't work very well but anyways I hope your able to figure out the coyote situation. I would consider getting a llama, donkey, or a Great Pyrenees ( but you'll need to train it). We have a donkey now that protects our sheep🐑. If you get a llama or donkey think about getting two if not I'm guessing they'll be okay because it would be with the sheep. 🐑🐏🐑🐴🐺 ~~~Much love from ND ~~~Karlee

@janegrieve

4 жыл бұрын

CharlieThe Horse101 that’s scary glad your horse is ok 👍

@touya_todoroki974

4 жыл бұрын

I suggest getting a gun or pellet gun incase they ever try to get into your house again and perhaps something sudden thats triggered by movement if they get even more brave

@horselover199715

4 жыл бұрын

Be careful with a pack. They can't catch a horse but a pack can basically run them to death. My family has lost horses that way. Also some breeders of LGDs have trained ones for you to buy

@kenshaw4375

4 жыл бұрын

2-3 Great Pyrenees or one that stays in the barn with your market lambs; and firm up those door openings - no string!

@rmog7865

4 жыл бұрын

Most people love animals like coyotes and wolves but I don’t really they eat animals that I like

Just noticed lamb tails have shortened. I remember banding when you weighed and tagged new babies

@harmonymarshfarm3912

4 жыл бұрын

Sharon Stevens yup the dead part has finally fallen off, it takes a few weeks for the docked part to come off. Almost all big production farmers dock tails because it’s easier for them to manage than their naturally longer tails.

So much free advice, it’s hilarious.

I'll never watch again without wondering if you are secretly in your pj's. I used to work out, but not in this chapter of my life. However, I do know others with physical jobs who work out so they can stay strong for their work. No shame, only admiration and love ❤

Yes to your question about exercise to clear your head. My wife and I have a goat dairy that milks a 100 head and make our own cheese and bottled milk to sell. We do it alone and I work a job through the day. Our days are very busy from February to December with most of the time 4 hrs sleep or less. So we still decided we needed some extra exercise for clearing our heads and am finding out how sore we really are. I am 65 and she is 54 and 17 years ago it was a lot easier. We love your channel because it is nice to see someone we can relate to. Our fun begins in 2 weeks because we have 250 to 300 babies in about 30 days. We think you are doing a great job. Your friends from Colorado , Rob and Amy

@carolynchadwick7867

3 жыл бұрын

@Rob Anderson - Please post some videos on your Channel. We who can no longer farm & garden enjoy living precariously through videos. I'm in NW FL & need a good source for goat milk & cheese. But I guess CO is too far away. I can't eat bovine dairy products I know I'm late. But perhaps this'll come up on your Notices. Binge watching Sandi's older vids. YT's algorithm has them popping up frequently.

Oh man, this is why I always have my rifle on my shoulder when I’m out doing chores. We’ve had coyotes decide to make our property part of their home range this year. We’ve been able to get 2 out of the 6 in the pack so far this year. When I’m out working the goats our rough collie and rifle are usually within arms reach. Hopefully you can take care of that “golden boy” lol. As far as working out I should work out more but sometimes it’s just the last thing we want to do at the end of a long day... especially during kidding season. 👍🏻

Just want you to know that you have a lot of energy. I do not know if I could do it. Your amazing and know that! You have my love and admiration ❤

I bottle raised a lamb when I was 7 years old...Her mother rejected her, so my uncle gave her to us to bottle feed...She would come in and lay on the floor with my brother and I when we were watching cartoons...I refused to eat lamb for about years...I was afraid it might be her...Even tho Uncle Don said he would never sell her...Last I heard she had twins...Many years ago...Every time I see sheep, I think of her...The first living baby I got to care for..THANK YOU FOR SHARING YOUR SHEEP WITH US...

Whenever viewers take you to task for keeping your sheep in a barn, I want to tell them about how many coyotes there are in North America, and how clever and persistent they are. I think people who don't live here just don't understand the risk of these predators. Hope those rotten coyotes can't squeeze through the lamb barn door. I hope you get it tightened down soon!

@cecilycook5592

4 жыл бұрын

Completely agree. Here in the PNW we have BAD coyote, wolf and cougar issues!!!!

@TheClonesBuir

4 жыл бұрын

While I don’t farm, coyotes find a way to show up in my neighborhood. There are small dogs and cats in the neighborhood. I worry.

@koromlakklemoso

4 жыл бұрын

Just a curious question! Can someone use guarding dogs to keep the coyotes away? I mean if they keep the sheep outside. We just starting to have problem with a coyote type canine in Hungary (you know, smaller than wolf, bigger than fox) that is why I'm asking. I have no knowledge on the subject yet unfortunately.

@darad3883

4 жыл бұрын

@@koromlakklemoso you can get a livestock guardian whether it is a great pyrenees dog or a llama. Some people use donkeys as well since they work good as well.

@rcrow2011

4 жыл бұрын

I live in Oklahoma in small town farm country & I can honestly tell you that coyotes are clever little predators. The single coyote you saw was just the scout. Before the big rush on your livestock sometimes your barn cats start to go mysteriously missing....not really missing but eaten. Next the pack will start attacking single guard dogs...One (1) coyote will lead it away to the awaiting pack who will kill your single dog, two (2) dogs are more difficult but the same strategy is used by the coyotes ...will try to separate them& kill them. Now the livestock is on the menu next. I'm not saying all this has to happen before coyotes will attack your lambs because they are also opportunists! Take care & make sure the scout coyote knows you mean business! I'd be getting my rifle out & available 😉👍😁

Time to invest in a new door...damn. Pop a game camera up outside

@amybumstead6475

4 жыл бұрын

I second the game camera!

You are full of life. We are great full for you let us into your lives

iI worked at a tree nursery and there too we had a lot of birds that nested somewhere .. I enjoyed all those sounds of those birds .. wonderful sound that birds and of course the sheep.

For mosquito borne illnesses, do you think putting up some bat boxes could help? When bats are hunting they can eat about a thousand mosquitoes an hour.

@Nik-gc9vl

4 жыл бұрын

Most bats migrate out of Canada to warmers areas for the winter.

@mallorymyers7525

4 жыл бұрын

@@Nik-gc9vl Oh sure. But the birth defects she saw recently were caused by infection during the summer.

Be safe I’m in AL and coyotes are bad 2019 keep the great work up!Yes I workout also I have cows farm and a full time job and working out is a stress relief.

Hard working woman! lot of respect!

I think u are wonderful...i watch your Videos dir the last 4 days and i Love them...you are such a Sweet Kind wonderful women,thank you for sharing your Life with us...😍👍