Exotic Animal Feeding Routine on the Ranch!

Are you ready? Are you ready? Are you ready? All right, let's do it. All right, here we go. They get fed twice a day like I mentioned earlier. They can eat though you guys. I've said it before. They will eat a lot. See the feathers on it? All of a sudden they're growing. What is going on everybody? Welcome back to another video here at the ranch and we're inside of our new aviary. It is getting absolutely super super super thick. We've been making this thing just grow and it's doing its thing. So we are in August right now. We are a month away then we're going to finally be able to start adding birds inside of here. We're waiting for our buddy to bring in a cool amount of birds. Birds that are hatching in his facility. The whole nine yards. They're almost ready. They're fledging as well and once they're ready and they leave their mothers they're going to be coming and we're going to be adding them inside our massive brand new aviary and it's great that we've waited to this point to make sure all the trees and the bushes have really really grown. Everything's establishing. Look at the bushes inside of the islands. They're starting to grow as well. The only island that looks the worst is the middle one because Nutella was jumping in there a little bit but she kind of stopped that already. Check out Peanut. Peanut's looking absolutely amazing. Peanut look at this. Did you get his his fangs? Look at those fangs he has. They are pretty gnarly. He has some big old fangs. His antlers are starting to grow back. All his velvet is showing right now. He's going to rub all that off real real soon and it's going to be nice little spikes on him. You know the muntjac deer don't have really really big horns. They only get about maybe six to eight inches but they are well he doesn't like you touching him but he'll you know rub them all off up against the sides and get it all nasty and you'll see when that happens. We'll keep you updated. It's gonna get all bloody and nasty but that's a part of a deer's life. That's Nutella and Rita. Her daughter is over there in the back. Lexi has been doing really well in this enclosure as well. She only leaves her enclosure once in a blue moon but this enclosure is looking really really well. The only thing we're really missing is making the water section over there for the birds and adding sprinklers but check this out real quick. As you guys know we do have our day geckos in here and the day geckos are doing really really well. On tiktok we showed you guys giving them live crickets and they went absolutely crazy for them. They loved them a lot and they ate them all up. This tree we have been cutting back tremendously because it's been growing like crazy but right now we're pretty much bonsaiing it. We keep on cutting it cutting it cutting it and keeping it as short as we can because we can't let it grow any higher. It's only 16 feet tall and it's about 12 feet tall so this is where it's gonna have to be and if you guys look over here it is just looking real real thick. Everything is looking beautiful. Guavas are growing. Everything is looking nice. The brush, the brows, everything looks real real well. The plants that I put in these planters some of them have not done so well because they've been just drying out without having any rain but now it's been raining but the sprinklers we add in here is gonna help a lot. But enough talking here let's feed the deer real quick. A little bit of corn and some apples. We feed them twice a day this and we have our other group of deers but we're gonna go check out the other area because I have something that's pretty cool over bottle raised deers. You can see how nice they really really are. All right here we go. They get fed twice a day like I mentioned earlier. Soon we will have that new aviary over here. I probably said that in the last video but again we can't only do so many projects at a time. We don't get crazy donations like all these other you know facilities and stuff. We work as hard as we can make our own money and make things happen and obviously from you guys helping as well liking the videos subscribing doing all that cool stuff helps with us a lot too. But our other two mudjack deer that we have over here their enclosures doing really really well. I'm gonna put two native bushes inside of here. We're gonna put two Simpson stoppers that are inside of here so that there's a little bit more brush a little more shade inside of here and that is it. We're just gonna have to find a new buck for these guys. So we'll have a 1.2 over there and a 1.2 over here of mudjack deer which would be really really neat. All right you guys so the original the main new aviary is doing great. Everyone's doing amazing. The Turacos are absolutely doing amazing. The Chakalakas the new birds inside the aviary have really really established in here. They're pretty chill during the morning but in the afternoon they're pretty crazy. The Ruru's have really bonded now and I said it before in another video but unfortunately since Pancho and Pinky passed away the Ruru's now have been really happy more established not getting chased around and I think this year or following year we'll actually have some production from these guys because they're not stressed out from the trumpeters anymore. Sometimes big large aviaries are great but sometimes having birds in smaller enclosures are better because you can really divide things up and the birds can breed just with each other and when you have these big aviaries they start establishing territory and then you can't have that many mixed birds in there unless you have a really really really really big aviary and sometimes even an enclosure like this with the trumpeters the trumpeters took the whole entire thing as their territory and would destroy anybody that would come in here and you know that's not the best look at them all just doing their thing. The Turacos are like can you just stop talking and come let us eat. Look at them bouncing around here they come. For some of the waterfowl and for the Ruru's little male little female with the food inside of here one of the other Turacos are just bouncing around here. She really hasn't started growing her feathers yet they're starting to come you can see them right underneath the skin but the other one that's in here they're all about to burst right now and you can see he's gonna feather. Oh that Turaco is just fighting with its Turaco. Oh yeah their boss is in here they're you know they're gonna go through it a little bit the top one's gonna jump see what goes on you can see that I was just mentioning you see his his feathers where do you go look at his feathers on his neck they're all starting to come in they'll all be coming in soon that one's completely feathered this one will be completely feathered very soon and then the last one will be as well look at the Turaco going around look at those red wings. Avery looks absolutely amazing very very very thick and you know just doing its thing it looks beautiful look at them go maybe in this afternoon we'll get them on on call they start vocalizing a lot and it's really really really neat here comes the other one they can eat though you guys I've said it before they will eat a lot see the feathers on it all real cool birds not really pretty you know just a brown colored bird but a very very social bouncing around gives life in the aviary kind of bird it's something I was looking for we have really bright birds as it is let me know your thoughts you guys in the comments you like the Turacos better the white-crested Turacos or do you guys like these guys better? I've been posting all over the place and been really really minusing on YouTube but we're getting back on as much as we can and Cash already met us say hi Cash what's going on buddy? Cash is up there on the cassowary stand it's about four foot off the ground these hog panels are six by eight so you know four foot up not really be able to climb up it whatsoever we have ourselves some fruits and stuff been real sick real sick Cash, Kenya, myself haven't been doing so well still have to feed still have to get you guys videos you can hear us all coughing it is what it is all right here we go are you ready are you ready all right let's do it let's do it all right here we go look at her looking look at her look let's see if she jumps up for this one nope it's not a quail it's not a mouse I ain't jumping she's looking absolutely beautiful though you guys look at the colorations now now we can really see what she looks like from an above type angle and it just looks really really neat and it's a safer spot for my friends and family to look at her if they want to feed her they can we can turn around as well and we can look at the other aviary it's freaking awesome I want to put uh the chairs that would go here that you could connect into the ground to the use on boats so when you're fishing you could freaking sway from one side to the other you could go this way look at the cassowary you could go this way that is so unnecessary and it would be freaking cool what do you guys think I'm kidding I don't know but this is something I was thinking about but it'll be really neat to look at the aviary on both sides you have the most dangerous bird in the world that people say that these guys are and um as long as we respect them nothing's gonna happen and then you're gonna probably have some of the smallest rarest species of birds five feet away right at this enclosure absolutely amazing let's go feed blue blue get it in there there you go a little cold still blue yeah a little popsicle so while you guys see him enjoying those fruits and knocking them down real quick we keep our uh refrigerator not frozen but a little cooler so that the fruit will last longer in the refrigerator um you know it doesn't it doesn't go a badass fast but you can see them just going straight down no chewing involved they're one of the biggest seed dispersals in the jungle without cassowaries there would be no jungle of where they come from because there won't be any way for the trees to you know push around to different parts of the jungle because they just will drop and grow in the same spot and they kill themselves these birds uh eat the seeds and bring them to different parts of jungle and make the trees go everywhere which is really really neat naturally all right you guys well i hope you guys enjoyed today's video here at the ranch give you guys a little update on some of the animals here at the ranch let me know down in the comments what you guys would like to see i see different comments all the time you guys are asking to see the pigeons you guys are asking to see this you're asking to see that we'll make it happen we're doing our best make sure you guys are following me on all socials tiktok instagram snapchat youtube obviously subscribe to the channel put those post notifications on stay tuned for more videos we have some new adventures coming soon we're going to the new ranch very soon to keep going on the fencing a lot of has to get done but that's part of everybody's life appreciate the support and i'll see you guys next one peace out everybody cash can you say bye to everybody