Channel Title: AlaynaMayGoatLady Channel Description: Focusing principally on hands-on animal care and home vetting, these videos are not professionally made but simply show real, live scenarios which small homesteaders will face. These are made by a homesteader for other homesteaders or those who simply want a look at life on a small farm. This channel is one outlet to document my journey as I learn about caring for and raising animals. I began making videos back in 2011 with only the bare minimum of equipment and even less knowledge of how to make a video. I am always trying to improve, but the purpose of my videos is to clearly demonstrate the knowledge I have gained and am trying to pass on to others. Thank you for viewing my channel. Please note that comments are enabled on some videos, but if you wish to comment, please refrain from using inappropriate or slang/ cusswords. Any user who does use such language will promptly be blocked. Let's keep this section of YouTube as clean as possible for all viewers. Thank you! <video> Border Collie Herding 30 Young Chickens Description: ABCA Blue merle Border Collie Cleone demonstrates how easy it can be to put 30 young chickens back in their pen. Yet another example of the versatility and skill of the Border collie! </video> <video> How to Help a Chick Hatch - Assisting a Stuck Chick Out of the Shell Description: When and how to assist a stuck chick by picking off the eggshell. WARNING: Be extremely careful! Picking the shell off too early can result in the death of the chick. feldmanfamilyfarm.weebly.com </video> <video> Flora and Gracie (Border Collies) Description: Flora playing with Gracie, 5 week old Border Collie puppy. Even though Flora is only 14 months old and has never had puppies, she is surprisingly gentle, and Gracie loves her! </video> <video> A Chick Hatches In My Hand Description: Enjoy this peep into our day as the first chick of the season hatched in our hands! </video> <video> Milking Berry (A2 Cow For Sale, 2020) Description: </video> <video> How to Harness a Goat - Goat Driving - Goat Pulling a Cart Description: As you can see, Frieda needs 1) a collar and 2) more training, but my siblings enjoyed the ride this morning. Check out my new X-back goat harness! Great way to put pet goats to work, and super fun with children, especially visitors! Buy this harness here: https://www.etsy.com/listing/721123335/custom-goat-harness-goat-driving-harness </video> <video> Difficult Goat Birth - How to Assist a Goat in Kidding - Goat Care Pt 10 - Kid born with leg bent Description: Another Day with the Goats - Assisting in Labor *For educational purposes only. This video is not designed to replace or override the advice of experienced goatkeepers or livestock veterinarians. When Mayberry's labor wasn't going well, I decided it was time to investigate, and she needed a little help birthing the kid. I made some mistakes, but as you can see, mother and baby were both fine. Don't be afraid to interfere if the goat is in trouble - it's better to help a little too soon and too often than too late - but try to find someone with more experience, or get a livestock veterinarian's advice. </video> <video> Hello, again! Wondering where I've been? Description: New YouTube channel: https://youtube.com/@lastfrontieradventures4292?si=Fn0Ymdsje2QvdX2P Wondering where I've been? Well, a lot has changed over the last three years (hint: wedding bells!) and I'm focusing my energy on my family, our new lives, and our new YouTube channel, LastFrontierAdventures. Check it out here: https://youtube.com/@lastfrontieradventures4292?si=Fn0Ymdsje2QvdX2P </video> <video> Watering Ducks in the Hose Description: Just a short clips of our Jumbo Pekin ducks enjoying the spray from the hose. </video> <video> 6 Year Old Milking Cow At Liberty - No ropes! Description: My younger sister helping me with the chores. Teaching children to work with and around animals gives them valuable experience and provides opportunities for learning about responsibility, choices, the value of labor, and helps develop a good work ethic. I enjoy this opportunity to work with my little sister! </video> <video> Dog Labor - Border Collie Giving Birth - Whelping a Litter of Puppies Part 2 Description: Part two of whelping a litter of pups. Enjoy this peek into my whelping room! www.sandspurranchbcs.weebly.com </video> <video> "Big brother" Border Collie pup loving on 3 week old puppies Description: Earl Percy, 6 month old blue merle Border Collie, showing some love to 3 week old puppies here on the farm. </video> <video> Funny Sand Dune Sledding Episode - Sledding Blooper Description: This video is unrelated to most of the content on my channel, but if you're looking for a chuckle, check it out! Filmed at White Sands National Monument. </video> <video> How to Train a Cow to Lead - Halter Break a Cow - Raising a Family Milk Cow 3 Description: Raising a Family Dairy Cow Pt. 3: How to Halter Break a Full-grown Cow. *Please note that this is a similar method to halterbreaking a calf, but handling a grown cow usually requires more force and strength. Do not attempt this if you are not reasonably fit physically. Some of my viewers may notice and not like that I smack this cow several times, either with my hand or the end of the rope. I do this only when necessary to enforce what I am trying to teach her and it does not injure the cow in any way. (They are MUCH more violent with each other.) The cow must respect the handler, and applying force is sometimes necessary to teach that respect. </video> <video> Natural Remedy for Lice on Goats (& other animals!) - How to Get Rid of Lice Naturally Description: Natural Goat Care Series: Get rid of lice easily and naturally using sulfur powder. This has worked every time for me. Helps with fleas, too! </video>

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Focusing principally on hands-on animal care and home vetting, these videos are not professionally made but simply show real, live scenarios which small homesteaders will face. These are made by a homesteader for other homesteaders or those who simply want a look at life on a small farm.
This channel is one outlet to document my journey as I learn about caring for and raising animals. I began making videos back in 2011 with only the bare minimum of equipment and even less knowledge of how to make a video. I am always trying to improve, but the purpose of my videos is to clearly demonstrate the knowledge I have gained and am trying to pass on to others.

Thank you for viewing my channel. Please note that comments are enabled on some videos, but if you wish to comment, please refrain from using inappropriate or slang/ cusswords. Any user who does use such language will promptly be blocked. Let's keep this section of YouTube as clean as possible for all viewers. Thank you!

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