How We Raise About 4,000 Chickens for Meat on Our Commercial Regenerative Farm Without Coops - Pt 2

[acmulhern]

Also, forests have less extreme climates than open pastures. Less frost, less heat. As for rain, the trees are also shelter for that.

[hoursago]

I got 12 chickens and i enjoy them alot. When they see me they all come running 😂

[Cdqn]

You’re amazing.. Americas last hope are family’s like yours really

[boundariessetinstone]

Freedom Rangers are a slow-growing French breed known for their incredible flavor and suitability for raising on pasture. They're the French answer to creating a product that reflects heritage genetics, tastes wonderful, and is economically viable to produce.

[cynthiasmith]

I admire your ability to harvest your chickens. I don't think I could unless i was starving.

[Hansanca]

You are such an inspiration. I hope to mimic what you are doing in my future permaculture forest!

[johnsonshimps]

I love you and what you do, you are so intentional and detailed.

[WheelerRanch]

Your chicken game is strong 👊🏼 your whole game is strong, especially that community cup, stay full ❤️💕❤️💕

[NuocMamDaily]

Love your educational and informative videos. Keep your videos reeling in !!!!

[paleyosezi]

Free range chicken often find shelter in trees when it's rained. It's amazing how little ppl know about farming. A better question is how do you deal with aerial predators like eagle, falcons?

[vohjthl]

Excellent vedio, I am also small farmer, from pakistan

[MFaith]

How do you keep predators from eating your chickens in the woods?

[scottprather]

This is awesome keep up the good work growing good quality food sustainably

[atrusty]

You guys are awesome. Ethical farming rocks

[Juptrs]

Love your farm❤️ i hope other countries will also adapt this kind of farms instead of seeing animals only for money.

[Khurr]

“Freedom Rangers” sounds like the name of a superhero group 😂🤣😅
Love the work btw…amazing and masterful.

[elizabethlara]

I love your confidence imma learn to grow vegetables due to you

[jturtle]

People winter their chickens in corn shocks in zone 5 (down to-20°F) with no additional protection. Not often, but that was a grandpa's farm practice.

[AR--]

All chicken farm should be like this. Respect while their alive.

[AngelaSmith_]

We live in Washington state and it’s mild winters here and moderate to a bit hot for a week or two for summers, so this would probably work for my region too 😎🤗