6:34 a bugger is a slur for a homosexual just thought you should know

@GoldShawFarm

5 жыл бұрын

Whoa...just looked it up. You are 100% correct. I didn’t realize it and that wasn’t my intent. Sorry about that.

@fureveryoungfarm3752

5 жыл бұрын

Lots of people say bugger. I wouldn't worry about. Its just an old word people have used for hundreds of years before someone decided it should mean something else.

@blob5907

5 жыл бұрын

@@fureveryoungfarm3752 Than lots of people are cursing without realizing it. thats like saying I can say the f word because I dont know what it means and other people use it to mean something else makes it okay no.

@3Triskellion3

5 жыл бұрын

@@blob5907 nearly every british person says it it only has a homophobic meaning if you use it with that intent

@blob5907

5 жыл бұрын

@@3Triskellion3 nearly every? source please

8:39 here we can see the velociraptor in action, an apex predator... the dandelion had no chance

@GoldShawFarm

5 жыл бұрын

So true!

@ejc6772

4 жыл бұрын

No

@sandyhill4081

3 жыл бұрын

You should make a documentary about nature or something

@Gocubs2345

3 жыл бұрын

@@GoldShawFarm where u located?

"This bucket of greens should last them, I don't know a couple of hours." They're so cute though.

A friend kept his fowl in a large yard/pen that was divided in two. The birds lived in one half at a time. He kept mustard greens growing in the half the birds did not use. This way, putting them out to pasture was a matter of opening a gate from their sleeping quarters and they were safe for the day in the large yard/pen. I love the way you two love your birds. Nice job.

They are getting so big. I love the way they follow you around, that is so cute.

@GoldShawFarm

5 жыл бұрын

Thank you!

Where I work, the are several canada goose broods, and if it wasn't illegal i'd TOTALLY catch one to take home to join my ducks.

Oh my goodness! Your wife is absolutely adorable!!! The baby goslings are pretty darn cute too. 💕

You should name one of the goslings...Ryan. Ryan the Gosling, just like the local Beaver, Justin Beaver

@GoldShawFarm

5 жыл бұрын

ha ha ha

@potatomaster9663

4 жыл бұрын

Here you can see the local gosling....who might befriend the local beaver one day :d

Its so lovely how you interact with your animals....it's obvious you care for them.

I'm putting my deposit on my gosling breeding trio of pilgrims in 2 days. I'm so excited! You've inspired me!

Kudos to you for feeding them greens and keeping their feed organic. That’ll give them a better chance to flourish and live better. I see a lot of farmers and breeders giving them the commercial stuff and no greens.

@jeanettecook1088

Жыл бұрын

All poultry benefit from succulent feed such as grass, mustard or carrot greens, Swiss chard, etc. We feed ours kitchen scraps from preparation of human food, and they get a hydrating meal of scraps with cooked oatmeal in the middle of the day, even in summer. In winter, this meal is great to warm and hydrate them in the coldest part of the day. They love getting different kinds of feed.

There are few things cuter than a baby goose 💜

My goodness they are so sweet! You're like the goose whisperer🤫 Haha! (And hi Allison!)

DUDE YOU SHOULD SET UP A LIVE GOSLING STREAM!

@adams3616

3 жыл бұрын

YES

Monsters AND fertilizer machines! Happy Farming!

My toddler and I had such a nice time watching this ❤️ they are sooo cute!

@GoldShawFarm

5 жыл бұрын

Thank you!

So cute! It’s amazing how fast they grow! It looks like they have imprinted on you pretty well. ~ Katie

I think they see you as their mama with the way they followed you outside.

They are growing so fast... i love Goslings they are so funny and friendly if handled lots. Mine follow me when I am out. Waiting for more to hatch 😊

@luigiprovencher8888

5 жыл бұрын

Which breed?

That was so so Sweet of you to assist.

Wow -- they grow fast!! Thanks for sharing and keeping us updated on the goslings.

They are so cuuuuttteee!! They are growing quickly! So happy for you both , this is a fun venture 😊

That was a great video. Wasn’t unusual to see baby chicks and geese in my great grandparents kitchen by the coal and wood stove. Newspaper everywhere.

6:43 sounds like someone's furiously wiping windows.

ADORABLE! I miss my goslings, thanks for this video.

Im raising goselings myself since i was a kid. Really enjoying it 😄

Sweet little babies. I know they love the greens!

They are growing so quick! And they are sooo cute😍😍

It must be hard to let them go, once it is time to sell the adult birds for food. I would just end up keeping them all as pets and be the crazy goose guy.

@WobblesandBean

4 жыл бұрын

Lol yes me too. But I'm already a crazy duck lady 😂

@ladymargaret6186

3 жыл бұрын

I instantly like you both

@kristenbaughan4345

2 жыл бұрын

@@WobblesandBean I'm a crazy duck lady too! Nobody is eating my babies 😂

They are SO adorable 😍 Show me the ducks waddling around and quacking 😃

They are so cute running after you😄

Morgan, just reassure Alison that they don't respond to her because you're the head quack around the barnyard! ;-)

@GoldShawFarm

5 жыл бұрын

Ha ha ha ha

Oh my goodness they are so adorable. It's amazing how fast they grow. You guys are doing an awesome job. You sure do have your hands full. Great vido always look forward to seeing more.

@GoldShawFarm

5 жыл бұрын

Thank you, Shirley!

When I watched this, my cat heard all the goslings and pressed his face to the screen. No secret what he was thinking.

The geese are looking good. It doesn't surprise me how fast they are growing. It first surprised me when we first got chickens.

Hi...... Thank you for sharing your video homestead 👋 bye 👋 bye 👋 bye 👋 🎥👍👍👍

Love watching these guys grow! Your doin an amazing job! Keep up the great work! Lots of love from Ohio 🤟🏼❤️🤟🏼🇺🇸🤟🏼❤️

Goslings are so cute! Makes me want a few! Possibly some ducks too. Good video God Bless!

I’m sure giving them a small taste of the outside it’s quite valuable at this age

Crazy seeing the water go down so fast XD

Dandelion greens and flowers are great forsalad for u and ur wife as well.. my elders taught me that we've eaten it for generations

Love the editing and music always ! Your the best :)

Omg they are adorable

Great video as always

It’s great training for their future of eating grass

3:19 gooses: oooh hay

They are darn cute

I always come back to see this video again when i am stressed or have anxiety. I have my own geese and ducklings on the way too ❤️ for spring. Greetings from Finland. I would love to buy ur merch but you have no option for worldwide delivery but i get you it is more difficult to handle and costs more. I hope some day i can buy ur stuff.

I really do enjoy your videos. Thank you. :-)

Cutest monsters I've ever seen

I always said "gooser, gooser" to mine. they like to talk to you. pretty soon, they'll all be mowing that pasture for you. love geese.

Hey just a quick tip: I almost didn't click on the video due to the red square in the thumbnail, because it looks just like the watch progress you see on all videos you've watched!

@pnwester2697

5 жыл бұрын

Jakob Yes, I noticed that the border looks a little more orange than red on my device. I was going to mention it months ago but thought it may just be the way I see things. Apparently not.

@GoldShawFarm

5 жыл бұрын

Thanks for the tip. I think I'm going to stop doing that.

@Goghahahahahaeej

4 жыл бұрын

I don't see that

They’re just cute little dinosaurs

Amazing😁

Time to get their rivals, Swans!

@GoldShawFarm

5 жыл бұрын

Oh dear...that would be crazy.

My dream life.

I never had domestic geese. I had a Canada goose male (with permit) and now I have two of his kids brother and sister. And I find the sister super curious and wants to see everything I am doing. I ordered some domestic geese so I'm excited to see if they are a little different from the "wild" geese

Many baby swan are very good For activity daily

Ok, I took the day off today and I can't believe that I watch almost all your videos. wow I don't know how to say this but -- you need a NETFLIX channel - This is network level - How is the kid who does the photos - have not talked about him.... Last - what's the update with the border crossing to Canada......

@GoldShawFarm

5 жыл бұрын

Thank you! You are really kind. Foto Finn is good. He's got a KZread channel. It's pretty cool. And as far as Han Solo goes, he's still out there, making his stealth runs across the border.

Those ducks you took outside must have ate good, look at their full crops! Just a grown man laying in the grass with 2 week old goslings. Nothing wrong with that, LOL!!

Damn bruddah you must be busy!!

@GoldShawFarm

5 жыл бұрын

So true!

If you have a couple for pets get a bag of dry meal works from lowes.shake the bag when you give it to them.After a couple times they'll hear the bag rattle and come running.It's just a great treat. Chickens love them to.

Awwww. Baby Velociraptors!!!

aww I see a baby human in your near future.. You guys would make great parents.

@GoldShawFarm

5 жыл бұрын

HA...we love kids. Other people's kids!

Have i seen you guys on tiktok? I think i followed.

You're their friends until harvest time.

Try and use predictor trap coroner entrance.

I can't find waterfowl starter or feed where I'm at.. What do I feed a gosling? And then a goose?

At what age did you start feeding them grasses? What is the other food, in their feeder? I was told goslings need very hight protein content feed, 20-28% protein, for their first 4-6 weeks. I'm trying to figure out what to feed my new goslings.

@jbdjessa2

4 ай бұрын

Did you figure this out?

I want them so bad😭😭😭

What type of geese do you have?

I just subcribe becouse of the goosling

I so appreciate these gosling videos!! It's hard to find many videos on geese on youtube. I just hatched two American buff goslings, and they are adorable. What do you plan to do with them?

@GoldShawFarm

5 жыл бұрын

A couple of different plans. We plan to sell some as guard geese, keep a few for future generations and then send some to freezer as meat.

sooooooo cute😘😘😘

Mine are 4 weeks old and are really big 😅

Lindooo😍🤗

I need advice I incubated one who's now a month and 7 days old then I have 3 4day Olds the oldest does not like the younger one and keeps trying to peck them I'm hoping this will pass?

Some People also eat dandelion greens, I'm told they are quite healthy.

@GoldShawFarm

4 жыл бұрын

Yup. They are a mainstay in our spring salads.

@TalasDS

4 жыл бұрын

Healthy AND tasty

Dandelions. High in calcium and other stuff. Entire plant edible. You are both Very Lucky Humans.

yayyaya subdaddy's here

They certainly do not need to be inside full-time at this point they are plenty fluffed out to be usually Outdoors just best not to do it when it's cold and rainy.

@sujithsom5459

5 жыл бұрын

Eagles/hawks will get them. Too small

@deannelson9565

5 жыл бұрын

@@sujithsom5459 ahhh that's how it always works and eagles will take them as adults without a second thought so your point is highly moot. The fact that he has a bunch of ducks running around is proof that birds of prey are not a major obstacle to his flock. And since it's fairly clear that you don't actually have much experience with this the biggest threat is in fact in most cases owls. Those sneaky little bastards can wreck A Flock in no time.

@sujithsom5459

5 жыл бұрын

@@deannelson9565 you clearly did not understand what I wrote. Bigger ducks are too heavy to lift for eagles and hence they do not attack that is why they are running free. smaller chicks are easy prey

@deannelson9565

5 жыл бұрын

@@sujithsom5459 you literally have zero experience with Eagles do you! You clearly don't understand that you're talking about something you clearly have no clue with an eagle will Target and kill adult geese on a regular basis hell certain populations of eagles actually specialize in this so those little farm ducks would be nothing to them! The ducks on this Farm could be picked up by a red tail hawk let alone a bald eagle and God forbid a golden were to show up there even more powerful than the balds. Having to deal with eagles for many years and there ain't a damn bird on this farm that the eagles would have the slightest bit of difficulty on in the adult form let alone the little fuzz ball stage and needless to say a little bit of mesh over top of a outside enclosure makes it instantly impossible for them to get in and not overly complicated to do. But i can guarantee you if he keeps putting those birds out in the open pasture even as adults at some point a bird of prey will discover them and we'll make a lunch of one of them. Out where I live it would have already happened because it's an extremely common occurrence out where he is out on the East Coast the Eagles are probably far less programmed for eating ducks and geese.

@sujithsom5459

5 жыл бұрын

@@deannelson9565 That is why you need dogs / Goose to keep the eagles out. If they can take out bigger ducks then what makes you smaller chicks will survive ? LOL !

What do you all feed your goslings and ducklings I have 3 ducklings and 2 goslings coming in 2 days

@jbdjessa2

4 ай бұрын

I am also wondering list. What did you end up feeding them?

Please share your deit plan with ingredients

You need to get your self a pool for them to swim in a child's plastic sand pit feeld with water works really well a rubber car mat over the side as a ramp for them to walk in and out etc

So cute! So how do you deal with black flies? How long is the season?And, by the time I move to Northern Vermont, Alison will be an NP. I want to be one of her patients! She has a lovely bedside manner.

@GoldShawFarm

5 жыл бұрын

My best trick for black flies is use a mosquito net. Usually when I'm outside working at this time of year, I'll have one on over my ballcap. I'll let Allison know!

I don't know if you've said yet. Will these be for meat as well as layers? We are considering geese too.

@GoldShawFarm

5 жыл бұрын

We're doing it for mostly meat, with a few guard geese/breeders selected from the flock.

I wonder if grit would be helpful, in terms of digestive efficiency? I don't know if feed contains this.

@GoldShawFarm

5 жыл бұрын

Grit and sand are important. Even as adults now, I give them a dish of sand to eat at their leisure.

If you are going to continue to do Geese and Ducks, I would suggest you grow rows of dandelion on purpose. Seriously. Used to be grown on purpose and the nutrition is sky high, for birds and humans.

@GoldShawFarm

5 жыл бұрын

That's a cool idea. Given how many I have picked this spring, we actually will have less next year because of consumption.

@robynsnest8668

5 жыл бұрын

They are a perenial and come back bigger and leafier(sp?) every year for up to 15 years. As long as you just dont let them seed you will be aces. Also, they will pollinate themselves if you want seeds. Been an staple for people for millenia so it is not unheard of except recently. Pretty full-proof "crop" to grow.

baby pool time... they also fit under the faucet of a utility tub if you want to bathe a few at a time... show the dirtiest some extra love.

Dandelion are excellent food for all of us humans and Gosling

My dog caught one today

Your math is legit

Some day you're grew up to be Christmas dinner😂

❤️

What breed are your goslings? What feed are you giving them in the feeder?

@GoldShawFarm

5 жыл бұрын

We have a mix of embden and pilgrim. Them embdens are the bigger birds.

When they are adults or young adults run across the field with your arms out like a maniac while calling them. What happens is fun. It makes up for the fact that they will girdle any tree they can pull anything off of.

@GoldShawFarm

5 жыл бұрын

I've heard that about the trees. I'll be using electric poultry netting to protect our orchard.

@rachel4483

5 жыл бұрын

@@GoldShawFarm Smart! My mother wanted my geese after they stopped getting along with the men (little and big) in my house, and she didn't know and they stared multiplying like geese do and all of them really did a number on her figs and peaches. They really love their geese though (too many pilgrims and a bunch of africans, and some of them do get eaten).

the automatic captions decided to interpret gosling as gasoline

Youre set up is nice though

You guys should really consider making a spring box for water containment and maybe even a 3k watt solar collector

@GoldShawFarm

5 жыл бұрын

That's a cool idea!

@barrybrown1430

5 жыл бұрын

@@GoldShawFarm yea the spring box can be built close quarters for an emergency water supply in case of natural or otherwise disasters and power panels can be built for next to nothing bit can be a live saver for you and the animals

I'm waiting another week for ours to hatch. That was fun to watch. Predator pressure.... I guess what you're building will protect them. A neighbour just had racoons pull chickens through mesh. Disgusting.