Scared For Our LIVES!

Good morning guys, welcome to today's video. Sophie is out driving. She's been driving for days. She got her license and has not stopped driving. Last night we went out shopping and she drove us. Was I terrified for my life? Absolutely. Was I shocked that she actually can drive a lot better than most beginners? Absolutely. It doesn't matter how good of a driver someone is, when they don't know every, all the rules, you get freaked out. You definitely get freaked out. I've been keeping the chickens inside, keeping them in to see if they'll actually lay eggs. So you guys got to stay in until you, oh, wait a minute. There's an egg. All right. I'm waiting for one more. There's one I'm waiting for one more egg. Oh, I might actually clean out this chicken coop today though, because it's all pretty good. Except for when they roost, they poop under there. There's like a little row of poop. That's nothing to clean out. And then I'll put some straw behind there. What I really want, what I really, really, really want is that little tawny chicken to lay an egg. Apparently, don't even think about it. Honestly, honestly, you even try. He just did a sideways dance at me. And he's gonna do it again. Anyway, I want to hatch some little tawny. They're like a breeding pair. My sister got them as a breeding pair and then gave them to me after they kind of grew up a little bit. Actually, I can't remember if she hatched them. I think she just bought them. So the little boy and the little girl are a breeding pair. I wanna breed eggs from them because they're so stinking cute, like so cute. So I'm not gonna let them out yet. I'm gonna wait, hold out, and see if I can get one more egg. One more egg. I think it's that little white girl right there. The black and white, that spotted one right there. I think it's her that lays the white eggs. She's got white earlobes and white earlobes mean white eggs. So I just need her to lay. Yesterday they laid by 1pm and it's only noon now. So I'm going to give them another hour before I let them out. So that little tawny chicken, her eggs. Should be like the size of a dove's egg. Like a little bird egg. Oh, look at that though. Sam, you're going to have to fix this. There's holes in this. He's going to have to definitely fix it. And also, we're going to have to put the wall back because we're hatching eggs. So we're going to have babies. And we're going to have to be able to separate them. That was hard. It's sad when the season ends. Job, Sophie. Oh, Gabby has one. Oh, let me see. Sam says he lost 10 years of his life. Wow, olive eggers. So my friend gave us all the eggs that she could find today in her yard. She said you were yelling though. Yelling? Yeah. Man, I wasn't yelling. If I was yelling, you'd be hearing it. So Gabby says you were yelling. What? How can Gabby hear? She's got headphones on. I'm just everybody else. And you were yelling. Yeah. But it is terrifying. Like, what was he yelling? Slow down! He did yell that once, actually. He yelled turn and speed up. Scary times. You even scared your friend there. Did we? Pulling it back, backwards, skidding the back dirt. Trying to back up. Okay, well I put the gas on and it didn't go. Brand new tires in the back. You shouldn't have trouble. Obviously I did. I love a green layer. It is late. It's late. Look at everybody. It's so cute. Cinderella is actually getting kind of cute. Do you think she's getting cute? Yeah, Sophie went to see her mom today because that's where we got the eggs that we're going to hatch. Wow, you're looking so cute. Look at her long feathers. They are getting warm. Long feathers to keep them warm. It has been a long, cold day. We've been in the house. I've been working on my little craft that I'm trying to make. I told you guys I'm not super crafty. I have like a sister who can... My mom. My sister, they can craft anything, and I'm terrible at it, and there's nothing I can do about it. I still enjoy it, though. Do what you enjoy, even if it's not perfect, even if it doesn't look good. I can't believe we're hatching eggs, Sophie. This is the hardest part. The hardest part is letting these two in and nobody out. Oh! Ha-ha. I won. It's so funny to see like the herd dynamics, like who hates who. Cricket loves Lola, loves her. Guys, I still don't think, I still can't tell if Cricket is pregnant. I'm so excited about it though. What? Oh, well, stop filming and do my job. Sophie has them all trained like a well-oiled machine. Even that little chicken down there comes in. And these goose don't bite us or harass us or be mean anymore, hopefully. This is the girl. This is a little girl, hi. Usually he's in front of her protecting her, but sure, she's coming up to me. Look at her feathers are looking so cute. Come on, she tells them to come on and they come. I love this, I mean the horses are the same. We're like a well-oiled machine. We're like a well-oiled machine on this farm. Even Anya, everybody just comes. This is like, this is such a big part of what I love. I love everybody just working together and understanding the rules. Imagine if it was chaotic. It's not. Well, I mean, it is chaotic, but everyone is trained the best way that they can be trained. I think Cricket's probably about two months pregnant now. Two months. How long until I can tell if she's pregnant? I'm going to go and check her and see if she's starting to get an udder. This one here and Posh, they came from the same house. I think they're not pregnant. They just, Cinderella and Posh, they're just always at the fence line and then they go away for a few weeks and then they go back to the fence line and right now they've been walking along the fence line. But I do have to say that they fooled me before. Goats have fooled me before and it is normal for them to go up to the boys throughout their whole pregnancy. So I don't know. Right now we have kids into March and so if we have like April or May kids, I'm okay with that. In fact, we want that, right Sophie? We want like to spread out our breeding season this year so we're just waiting and see what happens. All right I'm coming in. Coming in to see if you have an udder. I think she's like about two months pregnant if she's pregnant. Can I look at your at your udder? Where did Oakley go? Oakley! Flampy, look! You're so tricky. See what we can see. Here lift up your leg. I'm gonna say there's nothing there. Nothing. She's got nothing. But it's normal for a goat to not grow an udder until like the last few weeks before pregnancy. So that's normal. What do you guys think though? That's her beard like three strands of hair. I know her beard is so cute. It's literally like three strands of hair. She doesn't have good beard hair but she has really thick hair on her body. I've literally dreamed Cricket's babies. Like for so long I've dreamed them. I've been sure she's gonna have babies every single year since we've had her. And she has never been pregnant. But I've seen them. I know one is plain like her and one is stunning. And it better be a girl. Let me tell you that. But we need more black in our herd. Even though black is not what it's all... Or color is not what it's all about. Look at these babies. They're so annoying. Look at... Look at Opal. No. Gemma stands up there and bites whoever gets stuck in that feeder. She just bites them. They want to all stand in there and eat the hay. And yeah, they're being mean to her and she can't even get out. Here, let me get her out. The problem is, is that they go in that feeder and then they just poop and pee in there and then the hay goes bad. Look at them though. They're so cute. All right, we're ready to leave. Can I draw a wall? They're so cute. I think that's next year's mamas. All right, maybe they're 2028 mamas. Just wait, let me give them a peanut since they came all the way up here to get one. There you go. I know, she's been so good. She's been meeting us at the house every morning. But do you hear that? Quiet. It's a quiet day. It's quiet in the barn. It's the first time it's been quiet all day.