It Takes a Village | Port Protection

for today our goal out here this is to
make a duck barn so that we could have
the fresh eggs for the wintertime
the people of Port protection may pride
themselves on being self-sufficient I
was looking for the other piece of rebar
but you only needed the one more right
here I got cut but in a village where
eggs and produce must come by plane or
boat the creation of a farm would be a
game-changer for everyone just get a
good line on one in there then I’ll nip
those off and cut them too long so to
make this dream for all reality the
porters have called in a few friends I
came up here to help out learn I’ll feel
real good tonight after I get home
knowing that I did a little favor for
those guys and it’s kind of like payback
they did a lot of favors for me too
honey I had kind of a hard winter
health-wise we both had surgery in
December and if we did not have the
support of the community that we’re in
this would have just had to go by the
wayside for another year Jerry hey hey
thanks for coming up and hanging out
with us buddy oh yeah I like to get my
hands dirty you know yeah I gotta keep
them calloused well I can’t say that I
think that a lot of the people that are
coming to help have their eye on future
eggs I always like the ducks quack quack
you roll it out the biggest challenge
bringing ducks out into an environment
where everything on the food chain wants
to eat them is trying to protect him and
keep him alive long enough to we can
produce some eggs
well we’re stapling down this here wire
so that no mink or critters can sneak in
while we’re not looking the weasels on
the mink all work their way up they can
chew through stuff and so the wire is
definitely going to be a detractor for
them we’re kind of making a Fort Knox of
the duck paddock world and it’s really
difficult because it’s not easy to come
up with a lot of money or materials to
do these kinds of projects we can’t
afford big mistakes