barefooting

Found this Yellow rat snake hanging upside down on a pine tree last night.

I go out at night and look for snakes with a flashlight. This one was right out back from my patio. Glad I didn't step on it!

We call these garden spiders but I'm sure there is another name for these.

These little guys are so cute!

This is our goat Silas he likes to kick back in the beach chair we gave him.

Thias little guy was just born and he starts making sounds and taking his first steps.

This little guy was chilling in his beach chair for most of the day!

This is one of our girls letting her baby goats eat.

Goats love eating anything but they seem to love sliced pears a little extra!

There is also a video of these buys on my channel before they hatched. I will continue to upload updated videos until they leave the nest. Please subscribe to my channel for more.

These two are in the rut and feeling crazy

Every year the Hummingbirds start showing up when this plant blooms.

These are our dogs Winnie and Red.

This little baby is about 10 minutes old.

I have these little guys nesting in the front yard, a set of Mockingbird and Cardinals nesting in the backyard. Check out the Mockingbird babies video on my YouTube channel.

Brief run-down of how we use goat manure as organic fertilizer.

I do this every year, its really easy and always produces nice tomatoes.

Birds normally do not nest this close to each other. In this video there is a Mockingbird and a Cardinal both with eggs nesting within 10-15 feet of each other.

This tree is roughly four years old and has started to grow into my garden area, so I had to remove limbs. On the bright side the goats love eating the leaves!

This tree is roughly four years old and has started to grow into my garden area, so I had to remove limbs. On the bright side the goats love eating the leaves!

They want to be Rumble stars!

I planted this tree a couple of years ago and finally we have some Catawba worms on it. I was always told by my elders that this is the best fresh water fish bait that you can come by!

Even if you don't have fruit trees like I do you can still leave a few pieces of fruit around the garden for the bees! Place the fruit near blooming plants to give the bees and other pollinators a little extra! The older the fruit the more they seem to like it.

This Wisteria is a giant, check out all of the blooms!

These little guys are so cute.