Looks good to me. It's no sense in buying something when you can build it out of something you already have. Good seeing you with Brandon in his video. Maybe your babies will wait till after the cold front to be born. Take care and stay safe and warm. GOD BLESS Y'ALL.
Yup! You’re right storm will bring on ALL the babies. Stay safe and warm hope kidding goes well. We do an early November kidding and it works out perfect for our milk fall weather here.
Great video, enjoyed how you guys explained in Great detail for any novice out there, and that's how to teach. Thx. Liked your wife commenting inside board to inside board.
It does kind of resemble a manger. Tell Gary this is a great truck for goats not so sure about Hauling cows tho. Going to test it in the snow and ice today. And I love the gas mileage
@@WalkerFarmFam im gonna do a review in a week or so. I have the non hybrid it gets 26.8 combined miles right now (city/hwy). The all wheel drive dud really well in the ice and snow this morning
Nice job on the feeder!! DIY is always the best way to do it!! You'll know exactly how it works in about 4 or so days........snow is HERE!!!!
Hep its working well so far
That turned out nice. Gonna show this one to the wife - she is always looking at functional feeder designs. Nice job. - Rick
It was pretty simple… especially with the air gun. Thanks Rick
Great hay feeder this is perfect to make homemade dude
Turned out good.
This feeder is great for does and little goats but my bucks ended up destroying one side of it. They are big bucks now
Great feeder
Looks pretty good and simple to make. Going to make one just like this, the only thing for me is it will need to be longer. Great job on the build.
Thanks
I enjoyed your build. Praying the weather will not be as bad as they say.
I hope not but its already sleeting really bad. Thanks Karen
Have a great day on the FFF
Thanks Sam you have a great day as well
Hope everything's ok from storm.🤗❤👍
Its cold and about 6” of snow and sleet. The goats are warm and haply inside the barn
Very nice build. I’m going to do the exact same thing. Would respectfully suggest some editing, though I know this was made a while ago.
Looks good
Thank you. It was pretty simple and its working out pretty well
Looks good to me. It's no sense in buying something when you can build it out of something you already have. Good seeing you with Brandon in his video. Maybe your babies will wait till after the cold front to be born. Take care and stay safe and warm. GOD BLESS Y'ALL.
Thanks Linda. Brandon’s a great guy. We will be doing a video together soon
Just found ur channel from Rustic Wood Work. Enjoy.🙂
Thanks for coming over. Let us know what ya think
Hello Mike and Tonya 👋👋👋😀😊😀😊
Hi Yvonne
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Looks Nifty gets the Job done for sure
Yep its working out pretty good. Thanks for watching
Great job on the feeder mike and tonya,farmers can do anything.love you guys, stay safe and warm❤️🙏
Thanks Gale. A little farm talent goes a long way
Wow!! Very Nice!! That should work just fine!! God Bless and have a Wonderful Weekend!! 😀❤⚘
Thank you…. It is working out real well
Have you heard of catclaw screws for attaching cattle panels? They are my new best friend for building anything with CP
I just looked them up. Those screws would do wonders on most farm projects with fence
That was an interesting hay feeder for goats
Yeah its working out ok
Yup! You’re right storm will bring on ALL the babies. Stay safe and warm hope kidding goes well. We do an early November kidding and it works out perfect for our milk fall weather here.
I want a December kidding but it didn’t happen this year. Thanks for watching
Great video, enjoyed how you guys explained in Great detail for any novice out there, and that's how to teach. Thx. Liked your wife commenting inside board to inside board.
Thank you very much. Its pretty simple to build, and is working great
That was awesome 👍🏼
Thank you. My wife said hunters snow challenge was the best out of the three or four that did it
@@FowlerFamilyFarm thank you😊 He is so goofy. 😂
Great build. Will be looking to do the same here at the homestead.
I love it! I use a stapler just like yours fory coops.
It makes quick work of it. Thanks for watching we appreciate it
Simple east brain dead - all the time I have to do this. Great job.
Good job on the hay feeder !!!
Thank you Lorina. Its working out pretty good
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Good stuff. Enjoy your channel and appreciate you sharing real life not the highlight reel 👍
Thank you very much appreciate that Jonathan.
Great idea show us how it works out for you!!!!
Yep it will be a future video for sure
Nice! Good job on the DIY!
I love DIY!
Thanks…. DIY is the way for sure
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Thanks Pat
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Hello just came across your channel. Just Subscribed. Good video, Take Care 🚜🪵👍🏼🇺🇸
Thanks for subbing. Check out some of the videos and let us know what ya think
Ransom said “baby Jesus could fit in that!” Great looking hay feeder. And Gary went and test drove a maverick the other day. How you like yours??
It does kind of resemble a manger. Tell Gary this is a great truck for goats not so sure about Hauling cows tho. Going to test it in the snow and ice today. And I love the gas mileage
@@FowlerFamilyFarm He’s wanting one to drive as a daily to work. Drives a Tacoma right now. Gas mileage is a huge plus!
@@WalkerFarmFam im gonna do a review in a week or so. I have the non hybrid it gets 26.8 combined miles right now (city/hwy). The all wheel drive dud really well in the ice and snow this morning
That’s exactly what Tonya said Ransom!
What size mesh do you recommend?I don't want the male goats to get their horns stuck.Thanks!
We used the 2”x4” and it works fine
@@FowlerFamilyFarm Thanks!I have some of that.Glad to hear I can use it.
We have a tripod cemetery behind the shop 🤦🏻♀️ not even sure what number we are on now. Wish they didn’t make them so junkie!
Yeah I bought a second one I just don’t like it but I’m sure I’ll be collecting broken useless tripods.
So you didn't use the book? LOL
Haha no not yet…. Ive been looking at videos like the one I built for several months
And they are reusable