chicken pens and the house and Marilyn's in the pickup been gone for a few days down to California for medical tests and cleaning the house up down there this is our yard there's some more towers on the ground and a horse trailer log splitters and more towers I'm gonna go over here and show you some wild Mustangs real quick I got to get out here and work on these gophers. They look like they're having a good time out here. There's the fruit trees there. Up to White Mountain. It's snowing on White Mountain today. Looks like some of our trees are getting ready to go to sleep. Getting them to lose their leaves. Here's a couple of stallions I think. I'll take a video of them. Looks like I better trim these limbs up a little bit. There they are. sometimes they fight playfully they don't have any mares so not fighting over mares they're just practicing looking up to the white mountains up there a lot of houses up this creek more all the time See if I can cripple down there. My hips are bothering me. Oh, there's quail. Look at our quail. There's a whole bunch of quail. They're talking. We won't bother them then. Well, let's look at the horses from a long way off and over there I have a little salt block metal block some more quail over here we have about 200 quail resonant quail here in the yard near the yard here's my shooting range here there's more quail over there as you can see I think I can see them Sometimes they get down there and get in front of my targets when I'm shooting. That doesn't work out very well. He's hiding from me, he thinks. In the bush over there. Do some more shooting videos and we'll do a cooking video on the wood stove also because I could do that all summer in my patio out there, this green thin patio. There goes a chipmunk. They are little problem children. They can eat your wires in your car. Cute, but they are a little disastrous to the health of the property. Back over here. Storage containers, I need one more. And that'll do it, I think. I think up here's the property. Chickens are molting right now, losing their feathers. They're singing and talking. Missy. There's Missy. She's 18 years old. This is Junior. He's getting close to 10 years old, I think. And there's Kitty. The only cat we got left. We had two others, but Blue Eyes comes back every now and then. He's a Siamese. It's her grandson. Yeah, Kitty. Kitty's getting close to 10 years old now. Hey, right there's Junior. He's almost lost all his tail feathers. And there's Freckles. She is 18 years old also. And here are some of the other hens over there. They lay very well. We have buckets here to try to catch rats in. Put peanut butter on there and they spin around. When they get on there they spin to get down in there. Got different kind of bucket traps and snap traps and all kinds of stuff. going this side horses are still out there they're not going anyplace and this is a spot hay spot and this is pretty boy and shy girl there here's some of our quail out here there's a lot of them out there they're just kind of hiding a little bit there's also a chipmunk out there Didn't hear the quail talking. Bunch of them over there by the log splitter. See if I can get around there and see them. I don't know where the wild horses are. There's a bunch of them over there by the log splitter. If I can get him here right. That one little girl out there just got her top knot going backwards. She was out here following me around this morning. Something scared him. coming behind me a bunch of them there's my little girl with a crooked top knot she was following me around this morning just looking at me there she goes He stays here later than the other ones. We're getting time out there eating. They're talking up a storm out there. The California Coil and they're saying Ohio, Ohio, Ohio. Disney with each other out there. There were so many foxes and bobcats around here that they just about cleaned out all the quail we didn't have any for a while. A few, one or two, and this year I've built a population of feeding them. They're getting used to me. We have about 30 or 40 doves flying in here all the time too. You can see the dove flying in. There should be some up there on the pole. Yeah, there's some up there on the highline where White Mountains are socked in with snow up there today. Here's one gonna come up here and look at me. She's gonna see what I'm doing. Girl, what are you doing? That's my little girl with a funny topknot. She comes over and looks at me. Are you looking at me, hmm? Are you looking at me? There she goes. Oh, there's a bunch more of them over there. I think there's someone underneath my truck. All coming in for dinner time. Dinner time for everybody. There's a bunch of them over there. A lot. The bushes are just full of them over there. One with the funny top knots over there with her family I think. This is a quail refuge. Look at all of them going. Well, we've got quail, we've got horses, and we've got elk on this here video. You can see we have an abundance of wildlife up here. The bushers are just full of them out there. or over there on that end. There must be a hundred quail out there. The guy keeps putting chickens on YouTube and saying they're quail. They're not quail or chickens. I think they're bandy chickens. These are quail. They are California quail. That one comes right up to me and will just look at me five or six feet away from me and then take off. There's some hawks around here that scare them off. They've gone underneath the bushes now. When the dove flew, they thought it was a hawk. See, the boves are flying in now. They'll be down there eating before long. I don't know where the horses are. They were out there a while ago. Well, I hope you're enjoying these videos. Well, there are quail and elk and et cetera. Wild horses, wild mustangs. See if I can go through the house here. And we'll look and see if there's any quail out on this other end. Here's where I do my Hebrew morning sometimes. Exodus 33 and verse 11. Joshua son of Nun. see if we got anything out here now. There's a dove sitting on the post out there. Sometimes you'll see quail all over the top of the pens out here. Well there's quail on top of the container over there. There they are. There should be some around here too. Yeah, they're right on top of that container. One, two, three. There's a whole lot of them down below. There's one sitting on a wood pile over there. And down there are Tasteful Selection's potatoes farm down there. Chickens are talking, singing. Well, this is life on the creek. I like this. That's an old pumping house from Mobile Oil Company. Before it was Mobile Oil Company, it was called General Petroleum. There's some doves out there. There's a little shooting range over there too. I get out there trying to shoot sometimes and the quail are all around me. They get down in front of my shooting range and they sit there and look at me. Like they're sitting up there looking at me now. Looks like there are two girls up there and one boy. Thank you for watching. Please like and subscribe. Here we go with doves and quail again. If you can see them two here. There's a number of them out there. I think you can see them. Almost as many as the number of quail and doves. These doves are Eurasian doves, I don't think they're the wild doves like you have in different places and basically you hunt. Doves are coming in from all over. Quail fly but they're more like a chicken. and a chucker a quail walks and runs wherever he goes he will fly to get away to protect himself but otherwise he there's my little buddy there she's got a different little top knot on her it's almost straight up instead of going forward yeah that's her all right She's almost tame. All the way to the fence line. That's a big dove there. We had three doves originally and they have multiplied and multiplied and multiplied. And there goes Kitty looking at them. Kitty's down here. She's our matriarch. The only one we got left now. A little coil can run pretty fast. Our little feet just go like mad. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, Doves right here in the front. 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, They're very healthy here, eating well. That one little coil, her beak is really short and her little top nut goes kind of backwards almost. She's almost time. More quail and dove coming in all the time. Out there looking for what's left. A lot of doves over here. I'll go over here, by the way, there's our Kalamazoo. Woodstove right there in the dark. I'll walk out here and see what things look like. There may be more over here toward the left. There's Kitty. Yeah, she's gonna talk a little bit. There goes the doves. White snow on the doves up on the mountains up there. I've scattered a little bit now to see me out here. They'll come back if there's any food. Watch out, kitty. Stay out. There's my good girl. We lost our Koli. Let's see what it looks like out here now. We still got quite a few doves out there and quail. All over. We'll walk out the north patio here and see what's out here. You can hear them talking. There's doves over there. And quail bowls. There's a little girl right there. All the way out there to the trees. All over the place. Quail all over. These live here. all the time. You can hear them talking. I hope you're enjoying this, I am. They're coming up here to see why I'm not feeding them. Why aren't you feeding me, huh? Why aren't you feeding me, huh? Why aren't you feeding me? Hmm? Here they come. Are you wondering why I'm not feeding you? I did feed you. There's kitty girl. Do you think I ought to feed you? Well, I'll do that I guess. See if I can get you some more food. Let's see what they do here. I'm pretty sure I know they'll run away and then they'll come back. Come on children. They want to act shy, but I think they'll come back. There they go. They're only about 12 feet from me. There they come again. Raining a little bit. Talking up a storm there. They're real skittish of the hawks. Sometimes when the doves lay in, they're running. Look at here, right here by me. Come on, babies. Come on, there's my little girl. She's coming up looking at me now. She's got the little funny looking top nut on her. Cover the feet up, because it's going to rain, it looks like. Snowing in the mountains and raining down here. Oh, there they are. It looks like we got a hatchery of quail around here. It's 68 degrees here. Look at the quail. He rounds this gray with them. You can see they came up wanting me to feed them and now that they They like it a little skittish, but not very skittish. There come the doves. Lots of doves. Kitty, kitty, kitty. Thank you for watching. I had quite a few wild animal viewings here. As you can see. Please like and subscribe.