I let the chickens out this morning. Gave them their breakfast and then got a surprise
One of the steers was in the back. I had no idea his he got in but he definitely did not belong in here
As you can see. All domestic and wildlife get on at our place. Love and light y’all
Turns out. Brisket, yes that’s his name, had just decided to go through the wire fence. Hubby had fixed it now
We put up the electrical fence and both steers are now in here the are not allowed in the section with the chicken coop and dam because they will damage them
Hopefully the hot wire will keep them confined
https://youtube.com/shorts/VxS9boL-8-c?si=u13HjLyj5KDii7hk
https://youtube.com/shorts/VxS9boL-8-c?si=u13HjLyj5KDii7hk
I’ve taken a short video so you can hear the sound of the frogs.
Someone mentioned frog sounds. So here are my frogs
Hopefully one of the links works for you
Enjoy
You have had a lot of rain. That ground is so wet.
ReplyDeleteNaughty Brisket.
So much rain and yes it’s very very wet
Delete"Brisket?" Oh, you're bad.
ReplyDeleteThe second steer is called burger lol
DeleteYou have a dark sense of humor!
ReplyDeleteThank you lol
DeleteHe looks very calm. Just doing what they do, being inquisitive, testing the grass on the other side of the fence (he'd heard it was always greener).
ReplyDeleteHe obviously just wanted to get with the chickens. The sheep and alpacas just were too boring
DeleteListen to all those sounds!! What a great little video. Your frogs are loud!! They speak a different language down under lol
ReplyDeleteThey get even louder in the evenings. But I love the sounds so that’s ok. Music to sleep by
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