Chris Parrish

Part 8 of the Hobie Tandem Island series This was the first time sailing off of Tybee Island Georgia in the actual ocean. We've been on lakes and ponds, but the wind coming off the Atlantic was really great. Saw some wildlife and caught some waves so it was a good day even if it got off to a slow start.

What started off as a slow no wind day, really picked up and got the hobie moving!

It was the first time sailing the hobie TI in the ocean and what started off slow really picked up!

There is definitely an effort to get rid of local community sustainability that competes with big business and corporate farming. Red or Blue, it doesn't matter, politicians want you dependent.

I found a snake in our chicken coop. These rat snakes don't generally come looking for chickens, but rather the eggs. I've caught one before mid bite which is always funny. If you look online you can find pictures of hens straight up just sitting on them. While they don't normally hurt adult chickens, they definitely will eat a baby chick if given the chance so keep that in mind.

A short overview of the Remingtion 1911 and some thoughts on 1911s in general.

For the first real outing I took the Hobie Tandem Island to one of the salt water march rivers along the coast. Strong currents and headwinds caused numerous challenges, mainly a rudder failure that was difficult to fix on the water due to the current. I learned a lot while getting some good exercise. I'm new to sailing in general. Real world application is definitely different than reading or watching videos.

A quick review of the Stoeger Uplander in 26 inch 12 gauge.

I attempted to record the progress of the chicken coop build. It's not 100%, but hopefully it's still helpful. If you want to just see the walkthrough skip to about 11:00

Follow along as I document my entire process building this scrap wood hoop coop chicken tractor. I used extra wood I had around for the build, but equivalent wood is readily available at any home improvement store. This specific chicken coop set up is great from people that have their chickens in a smaller coop, but want to get their chickens on fresh grass while protecting them from hawks. This is also great for people, like me, that want to make use of the chicken's natural instinct to dig and peck to help clear and fertilize future garden locations. As I mentioned in the video please use the timestamps below to help you jump to the different sections. I've tried to be meticulous and put as many topic separations as I can 00:00 Video Introduction 01:36 Project Introduction 02:46 Wood Material Overview 05:24 Drilling and Connecting the first plank 11:31 Drilling and Connecting the corner of second plank 12:59 Drilling and Connecting the corner of third plank 14:24 Voiceover synopsis for Time lapse/fast forward of other half 15:29 Music backed Time lapse/fast forward start 17:20 Fastforward end and last corner drilled 18:35 Hoop Connection overview 20:55 Securing the first pole 24:11 Securing the second pole 25:50 Middle Pole overview 26:08 Measuring and Installing the first middle pole 26:48 Measuring and Installing the second middle pole 27:43 Thoughts and Review on pole installation 29:31 Chicken wire intro and overview 31:08 Connecting the first wire section 33:35 Cutting wire off the roll 35:14 Finishing first wire section 36:58 Timelapse/fastforward connecting wire sections 39:35 In-depth overview of tractor, rough price break down, and considerations to be made 42:51 Chicken Wrangling 46:13 Final thoughts, idea, and conclusion

In this video I take a look at the Titan Incubators Heat Plate or the official name the Titan Incubators Brooder Hen . Having used this chick heat plate multiple time, I also offer a few tips that I've learned in the process.

My thoughts and review of the AR500 Battle Belt from the perspective of someone who uses it on a regular basis for more everyday reasons. I've used this for over a year now and for the money you really can't beat it. There are some concerns if you were to really want to use it for HARD use, but those are few.

A part two of the Hobie Tandem Island video. I launch it with a our kayak cart and briefly go over the platforms and pedal drives before a nice afternoon on the pond.

A quick overview of the Hobie Tandem Island. I'm looking forward to getting out on the water!

I take an in depth look at at the full size Beretta PX4 Storm in 9mm. It's one of my personally favorite guns I own so I may be a bit biased, but I try to be as fair as a can.

Controlled burns are an important part of wildfire management. This footage is actually from earlier this year, at any rate come along as we burn off a lot of under growth in some of the woods around the farm. Buy Bitcoin, support the channel, and earn $10 in bitcoin just for signing up! SwanBitcoin is the service I use and I highly recommend it. https://www.swanbitcoin.com/ChrisParrish

I wanted to see if a could get any Catfish with the trap and figured I'd put a camera in there with it. Really neat stuff, I may try something like this again in the future. Buy Bitcoin, support the channel, and earn $10 in bitcoin just for signing up! SwanBitcoin is the service I use and I highly recommend it. https://www.swanbitcoin.com/ChrisParrish