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Banding the lambs tails is one of the most important things we do in their first week of life. Docking the tails of our dairy sheep sets them up for future success on our homestead! Today we demonstrate two different techniques we use to band the tails of our newborn lambs, Louise and Jim. You can see just how easy it is to do this important procedure. Like, share, and subscribe to support more content from Mountain in the Mist. Thanks for watching! Follow us on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/mountaininthemist/# Visit our Website for more information: MountainInTheMist.com Links to products in the video: Bander and Bands: https://amzn.to/3GhmaeP
Tail Banding Our Dairy Lambs
Today we're unboxing the Taxidermy Plus kit from Trubond. This kit has almost all of the supplies that we will be using to tan our rabbit hides in the rest of this video series. It also has a new (to us) ingredient that we will be experimenting with together! Like, share, and subscribe to support more content from Mountain in the Mist. Thanks for watching! Follow us on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/mountaininthemist/# Visit our website for bracelets, earrings, and other cool products made with these hides: MountainInTheMist.com Use code "MITM" on Trubond's website for 10% off of your order! Taxidermy Plus Kit: https://trubondtanning.com/shop/ols/products/taxidermy-kit-b-wallhanger-txd-kit-b-wll
How to Tan Rabbit Hides Part 1: The Unboxing
Come along for another lambing day here at Mountain in the Mist! In today's video we talk about how to spot the signs that you've got lambs on the way-- and share some of the things we do to prepare for the big day. We go through the whole birth process with Pebbles so you can see what a great job she does as a first time mom! Like, share, and subscribe to support more content from Mountain in the Mist. Thanks for watching! Follow us on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/mountaininthemist/# Visit our Website for Cool Sheep Products: MountainInTheMist.com Check out our lambing kit video here: https://youtu.be/AVTvj_q0-B4
A New Lamb Was Born TODAY!
Jerky is one of our favorite snacks at Mountain in the Mist! It is delicious, nutritious, simple to make, and we can produce almost all of the ingredients right here at the homestead. Watch this video to see how we slice up the meat, make a marinade out of preserved plums, beets, and spices, and smoke the jerky until it is ready to eat. Ingredients: 900g Venison Top Round 150g Plum Butter 100g Water 30g Fresh Nootka Garlic 1 Whole Carolina Reaper Pepper 7g Black Pepper 15g Pickled Beets Brine 4g Rosemary 15g Salt Like, share, and subscribe to support more content from Mountain in the Mist. Thanks for watching! Follow us on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/mountaininthemist/# Visit our Website: MountainInTheMist.com
Making Smoked Venison Jerky with a Spicy Plum Marinade
Rabbits were the obvious choice for us to begin producing meat on the homestead. It takes relatively little space, money, time, and expertise to raise rabbits and they provide us with HUNDREDS of pounds of delicious, nutritious meat... As well as a bunch of other benefits that we mention in this video! Raising meat rabbits is accessible to many more people than raising pigs, cows, or chickens-- we even know some folks who raise rabbits for meat in their apartment. Watch this video and learn just how easy it would be to start with rabbits of your very own today! Like, share, and subscribe to support more content from Mountain in the Mist. Thanks for watching! Follow us on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/mountaininthemist/# Visit our Website for Cool Rabbit Products: MountainInTheMist.com Links to products in the video Rabbit Water Cups: https://amzn.to/4j1IsPX Bucket Attachments: https://amzn.to/4j3Te8t Tubing: https://amzn.to/4j35u9h Large Rabbit Cage: https://amzn.to/3FsqaJ1 Rabbit Pellet Feeders: https://amzn.to/3FiX6UA
Raising Rabbits for Meat Part 1: Why Choose Meat Rabbits? What Do You Need to Get Started?
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