Flash warning at around 9:20-9:26!! Be careful everyone!

@JoeyBlogs007

Жыл бұрын

Question is, why can't they break out of the egg themselves? Why are they being forced out?

@rowinso

Жыл бұрын

Nah but why would you keep that in the video 😫😫

@Spidrid

Жыл бұрын

@@JoeyBlogs007 Sometimes the egg is a little too hard, so they pip but cant get the rest out. He doesn’t ‘force’ them out. He helps crack the egg a bit more, and you can see in the video where one is still attached to the membrane so he stops cracking the egg. He never pulls a bird out of the egg.

@Nemrai

Жыл бұрын

That warning should be in the video itself though. Since one might not scroll down to see this before watching.

@analog56x

Жыл бұрын

@@JoeyBlogs007 they arent being forced out. sometimes the eggs are a bit too thick, and the chick runs out of energy before it can escape the egg. also, if the humidity is too low, it can cause the membrane to shrink and constrict the chick. you want them to do MOST of the work themselves, as that's how they get strong. if you were to do all the work for them, they probably wouldnt make it. i dont know if you paid attention, but when Morgan noticed the chick still attached to the egg, he stopped assisting. if he were to have forced that one out, it would have died. you cannot tear the egg off the chick before its ready because it still has blood vessels attached to the membrane that is attached to the egg, and they will bleed out. Morgan did what the best thing for them, which is to assist in weakening the egg, in the cases that they are too weak to do it themselves.

Morgan I don’t know if it will help but a channel called A Chick Called Albert has many examples of how to best help chicks hatch. He's a very gentle individual and I learn a lot from him.

@gabriellafox7948

Жыл бұрын

Oh my gosh that’s such a beautiful video, and that man has put out others he is so so gentle, a gentle giant! PS Excellent instructional video that would benefit Morgan and he would thoroughly enjoy it!

@vivalapita8484

Жыл бұрын

I love ACCA!

@mharzzz8908

Жыл бұрын

Yeah

@deannaoverstreet4146

Жыл бұрын

Thank you! I really enjoy your videos!

@Butterfly-mt5ml

Жыл бұрын

I think he done very well.

For those intrested in statistics: 2 times 12 = 24 eggs were incubated. 13 + 3= 16 live goslings. 16/24=2/3 That gives success rate of 67%. Better than previous 40-50%.

@qynoi42

Жыл бұрын

Ah thanks for doing the math! I was curious but had forgotten after watching until the end.

@stevens9625

Жыл бұрын

Was it last year or the year before when he had a horrible hatch rate with a new incubator - barely over 50% if I recall - so it's good to see 3 extra goslings this year.

@yvonnetruelove2270

Жыл бұрын

Thank you for the statistics! Now for a statistic joke: According to statistics, 80% of all fatal plane crashes happen in the first 3 or last 8 minutes of the flight. But according to even more precise statistics, 100% of all fatal plane crashes happen within the last 0.1 seconds of the fight.

@JoyStafflin

Жыл бұрын

@@yvonnetruelove2270 🤣 👏👏👏

It’s amazing seeing this process, no matter how many hatching videos I watch it always amazes me.

I like it when Allison joins you in welcoming the babies to the world. They are so stinkin' cute!!

on my university campus all the geese have been having their goslings now and they're definitely big campus celebrities, everywhere they go, with the mum followed by 5-10 goslings, there's people with their phones out filming

The goslings respond to whistling, because usually the mother bird communicates with them, before and while they hatch.

What do you mean FEELS like a wizard. You are a FARMER you are a wizard!!! You make life from dirt or eggs. You create where most people just take.

@aaronnekrin5150

Жыл бұрын

its magic!

@Lonesome__Dove

Жыл бұрын

Absolutely

Greetings from spain :) I.m glad to see bio farming in USA... I know in your country it is hard and rare.. Keep up , and please put Toby dog in every video ;) :)

This has to be one of Morgan’s best videos to date! Amazing story start to finish.

It's amazing the development difference in just one day. This was a really fun vlog.

Morgan, buy a second cat litter scoop and use it to pick the duck/ geese eggs from the water without getting all the yucky on you...

@mcohan6854

Жыл бұрын

If say hes used to having poultry manure on his hands and clothes.. he picks up nasty duck eggs with his bare hands all the time in vids.

Hatching birds are enjoyable to watch.

we had 3 out of the 4 chicks that we hatched so far this year get stuck in the egg. we think the humidity was a bit too low, so we just kept moistening the membrane so it wouldnt shrink wrap the chicks. had to assist all 4 in hatching though, and 3 out of 4 made it and are doing very well. we have a mouse problem where we are, and the mice like to pick the chicks off at the watering station when they are tiny, so this year i built a broody box that is completely mouse proof. we stick the mom and the chicks in the box with water and feed until they are about 2 weeks old, and we have a 100% survival rate with it so far. i used a plywood topped pallet (cut in half), screwed 2x2's to each corner for the walls, wrapped the floor and sides in 1/4" hardware cloth, and have a snug fitting top on it. a little bit of wood shavings, and you're ready to grow up some chicks! i gotta build probably 2 more of them now though, as we have 4 more broody chickens and we gave the 2 most consistent ones a bunch of eggs each haha! we also had 2 of our ducks go broody a few weeks ago, and -should- be getting ducklings within the next week. super excited haha!

@ByHerHand

Жыл бұрын

Maybe you need to checkout the Mousetrap Monday videos. He has loads of success with both live traps and kill traps in catching rodents.

They are absolutely adorable. Great video for an educational vantage point.

I hatched a bunch of chickens eggs in a homemade hatchery in my youth it was great learned alot, gave them to a farm

Baby geese are so adorable they make good watch birds when they are grown

Love the gosling rave party music 🐣

Absolutely adorable! I just love babies, especially gooselings (as you say it lol) and ducklings, but the chickies are cute too. The ones you had to help look almost half the size of their siblings, I hope they make it. Thanks Morgan, that was fun and educational. All is well at Gold Shaw Farm.

You are a gentle soul. Wow, I love all babies. Congrats 🎉❤❤😊

I love goslings..so stinkin'cute!! I once had a setting hen hatch 3 for me, I also bonded them to me.... They were so protective when they grew into adulthood.

So cute how they were all talking to you at the end. You're the only thing they've ever seen...you're mom.

Did I see twin goslings hatch from one egg??? Wow! Cool!

@PsychoTrin

Жыл бұрын

What time?

Hi Morgan, nice to see new goslings hatching. 👍👍

We have our first goslings on our farm. Four Chinese geese and four African geese. ❤ Wicked cute!

Loved the hatching Timelapse. It makes me think of the strangest popcorn popper ever 😂

@gabriellafox7948

Жыл бұрын

Hahaha true!

@colecolettecole

Жыл бұрын

thats what i thot too ~ like popcorn

I hope the little ones all make it. Such cuties all of them!

What a great video! Educational and adorable! 🐣🐥🐣🐥🐣🐥

I look forward to the goslings hatching video every year and every year you get more and more confident with the assisted hatching. Being such a great lover of our feathered friends I am sure you have watched A Chick Called Albert, this man helps so many different breeds of birds from the tiniest to quite large birds and unlike most bird specialists he thinks assisted hatching is the way forward, when the egg is under the mother bird her lying and moving around on the eggs assists any of her babies who may need a bit of help, his chosen tool with assisted hatching is a pair of tweezers as it gives him much more control in helping the baby hatch. However saying all of this I think you did a fantastic job at knowing exactly when to stop - and yes I do remember you and Alison trying so hard to save that first assisted hatch and my heart broke for you both when it all went wrong, I do not see it as a failure though because although it didn't work for you that time you learnt from it and look at you now - great job - great video - thank you Morgan for sharing the newest members of Gold Shaw Farm. Love to you Alison and all the animals on the farm with special hugs for Toby - please tell him he is still my number guardian life stock dog ❤xxxx

Hey Morgan, now the cattle are going out to pasture can we have an update on the tree's and can we have an update on that tree beside the rocks in the old bird yard where Toby likes to eat the eggs you give him, also well done with the goslings they are beautiful and bring so much joy to all us viewers ❤❤❤

The saying that patience is a virtue is so true. 👌 Love watching 👀 this video, Morgan. It's so interesting! It sure shows how important it is to know when to step in and assist in the process. It's a busy time at GSF.

Thanks for a great educational video. They are so adorable.

They are too cute! Keep up the good work Morgan

I love your farm. It brings me so much joy to see your videos.

I’m not sure how much work you’re willing to put into the abides that have trouble hatching on their own.. but I’ve had amazing success with peeling the shell with my fingers before placing the baby in an “ICU” unit (for us that is a box of some sort with a towel and heat lamp. Ones that are still attaches to them membrane we only take the top half of the shell away from where it is still connected. We keep an eye on them and put hen healer on any wounds. For example one of ours had an injury to its head and another had skin that didn’t close on the abdomen fully, that baby also had some flesh protruding from the abdomen so I applied sugar to help it shrink down. All of our assisted hatch babies have been doing wonderfully with this routine :)

The first thing I thought when I saw your new incubator machines was, "Oh wow! Those look like the old oven thing mum used to use to roast chicken!" and then I smacked myself in the face because... 😂 I love the video of the fluffy goslings. It's a repeat of information from years past, but I love the way you made it easily educational and entertaining for any new viewers that might have a look at it and for old viewers as well. Thank you for it!

Loved ur stories as always.... n i have yet to ever to make a suggestion.. no more flashy lights ❤❤❤

That rave scene=priceless.

'Those mother geese can be quite protective...' I am still surprised every time I see a goose how small they are, because it will be forever ingrained in my memory that time I was chased by a goose that was taller than I was. In her defense, I was chasing her goslings. In my defense, I was five years old and they were f*king adorable.

Absolutely amazing 👏 ❤ Thank you for such a well done video. Goodness, theyre all so precious 🎉

Baby goslings are my favorite 💛 I am so excited for next year for hopefully more at my place.

I freaking love the Goslings rave party lol

I just got 2 babies, now my most favorite creature on the homestead, thank you for your crip content brother

So cute!! Good job on the assist!!❤❤

I enjoyed the gosling rave clips. Fuzzball time-lapse footage and EDM is a combo I didn’t know I needed until now. Club Cobra [Chicken]. They are so cute. Goslings always seem way more social or inquisitive than the shy ducklings.

So amazing! Congratulations. They are super cute. Been watching you for 3 springs. It never gets old.

Did you once have twin goslings? Did they survive? Also, I love how the goslings stretched out their necks and greeted you whenever you started talking. They definitely see you as mama.

I think they respond to the whistling because it sounds a bit like their parents. The man in A Chick Called Albert whistles to eggs that are hatching to encourage them to keep going.

yay goslings are here now. Best season of the year is spring. Cows are out and happy in the grass, gosslings, ducklings and chick hatch and everything just explodes into growth.

I remember watching you and your wife trying to save one pipping bird a few years ago... It was so heart breaking to see that you were unable to save it. Glad you're trying to save them!

That EDM track had no right going so hard. Very well done Morgan or Editor!!

Thank you for the flash warning like truly. I get migraines so easy from flashing and have seizures. Thank you.

Morgan you are a pro. Love the way your videos are so into every step with great captures and explanations. This video was very interesting and educational as all of your videos are.👌🏻 Time gone by my husband’s Mom and Dad had layers 200 would sell eggs to local grocery money received spent on groceries. In the 1950’s. Life then same today. Take care. Louisiana

New life is always magical ❤

I love how they seem to help each other get out off the egg

Morgan, you are a treasure.❤

that goose hiss is something else: otherworldly, unreal

I love watching all the animals in your video's. My weekly moments of zen.

You've lost a ton of weight, you look great dude!!!!!

Great. now my chicks are all yelling after hearing all the peeping from this side of the house... xD

I really like the new Generation of Gen Z Techno Ducks

I love your Farm

Goslings and edm was the combo I never knew I needed.

Quite possibly my favourite video you’ve done 🐣

Love love your farm ❤

Nice work on the hatch assists, Morgan!

I enjoy the rave party music for those goslings 😂😂😂

Hatching went well this year, I hope that is a harbinger of how well the hatchlings will do, They are such delicate little things - I'm hoping the best for the three little newest.

I love to see a good poltryowner help the babies getting out of the eggs. I always helped when ours had issues

So happy to see the assisted hatching was a success this year. Extra goslings to make my day a lil better as I lost my pet a few days ago. New lives to replace the ones that go always puts a smile on my face 😊

I love watching your videos you and your animals comfort me and make me feel better

The gosling rave was EVERYTHING!!! 💖💖💖💖 Congrats on the new babies! 💜

Hatching and raising goslings has become my absolute favorite thing this season.....I can see why you do this now. Geese are so much more emotionally intelligent than any of our other poultry, and I love that challenge ❤-Mrs.NG

Best choices of music on KZread!

I love watching hatching videos. Beautiful goslings. Some day we will be able to hatch again

How wonderful to wake up to watch newborn chicks come into this world.

Does the pipping cause the other chicks to start hatching? I am wondering if that's why the last three you assisted look so runty. There weren't as developed (a couple days later) but the pipping surrounding them caused them to start hatching anyway. Of course, they all started incubation at the same time and my knowledge of bird incubation is based almost entirely on watching videos by a guy homesteading in vermont and making videos about it 8)

Good morning Morgan

Got home a bit ago .. perfect timing ❤❤

I'm always a little sad when I have to assist any out of their eggs, because I know they either won't make it or if they do, they end up with deformed legs and feet and have to be culled soon after. I've heard so many points on both sides of the "should you help" debate and I think points on both sides are valid. Personally, though, I feel so bad hearing the stuck ones calling out for their siblings that I can't just do nothing. That feels cruel, somehow. Better to assist them and cull if necessary to end their suffering than leaving them to die a slow death. So glad the little ones you helped turned out to be ok and got to join their flock mates!

I look forward to this ep every year.

This a super rewarding video today 😊

Bravo again. Reminds me why I first tuned in.

So wonderful to watch them hatch ❤

Classic video! Great stuff bro.

Hatching anything is so exciting. I might not use my incubator this year tho bc I have a very broody hen.. Every time I hear the word gosling it makes me think of the meme with Ryan Gosling (a goose and her goslings) 😂

What a beautiful video ❤

This is so fasinating ❤ ty for documenting

They're so cute. Hope the scraggly new ones gain strength !!🎉

The gosling dubstep rave is one of the best things I've seen in a while! 😂

literally how are baby geese SO ADORABLEEEEE

As someone who's never been particularly sensitive to flashing lights, 9:20 made my vision spotty for a solid 20 seconds. Only other time I've been strobed like that is the Jeff the Killer screamer link from like 2015 and that one Pokemon episode where Porygon gave 600 kids seizures.

I just love seeing the goslings hatch every year, they are so fluffy and cute

Lately I've really wanted some kind of poultry and I've firmly landed on the cobra Chickens, they're so full of personality and the babies are so cute, plus I actually love the hissing it's beyond cool to me 😂

Great job Morgan on the assisted hatching!! When I lived in the country side by the peach & pecan orchards (I live south) I raised an entire little duck farm and had about 50 ducks + some geese at one time. I had a blast hatching them. My hatching success rates were high, and I did assist a few each time, in my assisted hatching, normally only 1 in every 10 ducklings didn't make it, which proves this is worth practicing. And all the ducks grew to be healthy and able. There is so shame in helping a domestic animal, that's their propose if for us to intervene. So I got pretty good at it. Just break the shell on the fat side (where the head should be.) help the head come out, and leave them in the incubator to absorb the yolk and maintain the moisture in the incubator to soften the shell and membrane. Then they manage to kick out of the shell when they gained the energy from their yolk. -If their belly is ever bleeding from their cord ripping from the yolk, pack the bleeding with corn starch until it stops bleeding. Then leave them in the incubator and reduce the humidity to help scab over the cord. You can put a dry towel under them to help keep them dry too. You can save an extra life this way, and I saved every bleeder! -Hope this helps. Good luck on the rest of your hatching Morgan! I really miss doing this, but now I live in the city. I miss all them quackers and my beautiful buff goose Peach.

I share this video to my friends on Facebook.

I actually lolled at the gosling rave. Thanks for that!

Is it just me or did some of the first goslings out actually help the late comes get out of their shell?? 😮

@danielnaberhaus5337

Жыл бұрын

Yeah they peck at the shells and help crack them, pretty cute.

Hi Morgan, small request from someone who has light sensitivities: could you possibly add a flashing lights warning in the captions before the gosling rave? Otherwise loved this years gosling video and hope everything goes well!

Thanks for this video. The chopstick looks like a good tool for assisted hatch.