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@@CruisinwiththeColemans they are divas for sure!

@@markwyman1254 happy we were able to help!

@@YCreekAcres we had to harvest a little early. Bigs were really bad this year but we got a decent crop!

It's ok for you to have different expectations that we do. We simply don't tolerate disrespect and that's the issue with this workamping job. Not just to us, but to all of the staff that was there. As far as our truck and trailer, definitely nowhere close to a million dollar rig. But that has nothing to do with it anyway. Most fueling stations aren't designed for bigger trucks and trailers and can become a safety issue because they don't have the clearance to be able to get in an out. Where should those trucks fill up? As far as holding things up, on the truck side, things move very quickly. We weren't holding anyone up. And why would I be able to get a fleet card to use those pumps if I wasn't supposed to be using them? Thinking that we all need to be divided by x, y, or z is where things fall.

@@TobyStewart-p1d rollers are already on the camper side that the slide rolls over

Thank you! It's a work in progress!

They are great at tilling up the soil and bringing that seed bed to life. Plus you can eat them!

@@HayesHumbleHomestead thank you 👍🏾

The area around the steps could be revised, same with the Velcro opening under the front cap. The sticky Velcro ended up moving or coming off when the sun hit them and warmed up. The Velcro needs to be stitched on the fabric so it doesn't come off.

Also wouldn't cut around the hatches. Just lower the point of attachment and save some time

@HayesHumbleHomestead But all in all you'll are pleased with the results? What about snap button those openings, do think that would have made a difference? I am also wondering if you made an opening to drain your tanks?

@@shakirthankful1 snap buttons would work as well. Our only concern with that is that it would have left gaps for wind or cold to easily enter but if you placed them closer together it would be alright. We did cut a flap for the sewer to run out and then just used some of that foil tape to seal it off for wind and cold. Water run underneath and electric was at the rear above the skirting so it wasn't an issue

@@HayesHumbleHomestead OK, thank you for your precious time in replying and making the video. This definitely was a good and helpful one! I wish you'll much success in your journeys.

Thank you so much!

Not sure if the technical terms but they have the fluffy yellow feathers when they hatch and then they will lose those once they get older and get their adult feathers

Much appreciated! Happy to be back

Thanks York! Love ya too!

So grateful it was helpful to you. We are happy to share!

It probably took us 4 days or so dealing with rain and what not.

There is some play with the schwintek slides so no issue there. We did this as a preventative measure and did not have any problems with the plates in the 2.5 years we traveled with this trailer.

@@HayesHumbleHomestead thank you

Probably ran it in and out a couple hundred times in the years after this install with no issues.

Sorry if I had just waited a couple of seconds you ended up showing that you did run it in and out and that’s when you found out that there was a problem thanks

No we never did in the three years we ran it like this. We did tear out the carpet on the inside though and replaced it with vinyl but nothing structural.

Ok thanks, mine started that way, then eventually rotted. I got to replace 😢

@@larry710 the schwintek slides are notorious for leaking in those rails

We use this for all of our chicks, layers and meat birds alike. The stock that you're pulling from and their nutrition plays a large role. If you are starting with good, hardy parents then yes this is a great boost to your chicks. If you're starting with subpar stock and nutrition then you are already battling uphill. I personally would absolutely still give it, but please don't think that any one thing is going to somehow make your chicks healthy if they aren't to begin with. I'm in no way implying that your chickens aren't in great health. Simply sharing that these are a few of the things we do to ensure healthy and robust birds.

It's going to warm up soon. At least that's what we keep telling ourselves 🤣

I feel you on the terrible temp stove. Ours is so finicky too.

Well we could but we don't have power anywhere which means we also have to have a solar panel everywhere we put those. Also we don't have a notoriously long winter. We only have about 3 weeks of really cold winter. So the money to invest in tank heaters or bucket platforms is a waste the majority of the year. Our area is hot and humid and that's what we build around.

He was very happy to be back outside with functioning feet! ❤

He's much happier and moving around greatly now!

It's soooooo cold, but once you reach less than 0 it all feels pretty similar IMO!

The cows have a barn to get out of the wind and they honestly aren't really bothered. The snow on the back is a good sign. They are keeping their body heat in!

Oh my goodness. 🙈😳😂

We talk these couple weeks each year on how we really miss wintering in Florida.

@@HayesHumbleHomestead that would be sweet I am in northern Missouri and it’s-15 feels like -35 be safe

Brrrrrr. Y'all stay warm!

We came from Colorado. It's warm here in our opinion. 😂

That's brutal!

Jordan was looking at temps in various places and an area in Alaska was -74. Is that even a real number? 😂🥶

Did you have chops for dinner that night? Also, how did I never know you had a pig!?

@HayesHumbleHomestead all kinds of animals growing up. 🤣 Pretty sure we had pork every night. Lol

Yup. Snap it off and fold it up

He has a barn. He prefers to jump the fence and be on the porch 🙈

A friend has a dog that wears pajamas because he gets cold in the winter!

He thinks he's a dog. The dogs spend most of their time with him and he'll stay right with you if he's not fenced.

They definitely brighten this crazy life up immensely.

He's a funny one!