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Thanks so much!!

I'LL TRADE YOU THE HEAT AND HUMIDITY FROM US DOWN SOUTH FOR YOUR SNOW!

Very well done. Really liked the foot rest you added.

We have never dealt with selling livestock at market. We either raise and butcher them ourselves and sell the meat or raise and have someone else butcher so we can sell the meat. One day we hope to have

Subscribed to both. Glad you are doing it!

We are on BitChute as well as YouTube. BitChute is gaining popularity it seems, which is good. Let us know what your channel name is and we will go subscribe to both!

Thank you!

Absolutely! We point that out in all of our videos, especially the first one, in this series (linked below) that homesteading is probably the most romanticized thing out there. We were guilty of it, buying

Well "Just Start" just implies to start doing whatever you can. If you live in an apartment and have a balcony, grow a tomato plant out of a bucket. Do what is within your means. If you are not

Thank you so much and I'm glad you enjoyed it.

Well done! Water is always an issue, and finding a way to make it easier is well worth every penny.

Thanks so much! It's been a long journey, but definitely worth it. I really need to get to catching up on your videos. Haven't been on here much lately. Hopefully things will slow down a bit.

Very well done! Been there many times where when you're done you are just exhausted and weak in the legs from being so nervous that it might go wrong. I could tell that's where you were HA!

Very nice. I'm not sure if this would work well on psoriasis or not, but I am not afraid to try and find out. We will have to make a batch and see. Thanks for sharing and so glad it has helped your husband!

Splitting wood is one of those things that is better left to one's self. The fact of the matter is that it takes so much handling to deal with it. At a minimum, you cut the tree, cut the rounds, if you're

I had no idea bobwhites would roost. Very cool!

6-7' is pretty impressive. We raise jumbo coturnix and haven't had experience with bobwhites or any other type. Is that what you have? I'm 6'3" and almost always have to bend over a little to try

Well that deleted the first part of my reply with the link...weird. I mentioned that there is one of our videos on how to process the quail. Gutting is really easy with this method. And yes, we did let

Here is a link to our video on how to process them. . That may help answer some of the questions on that part of them. And yes, we left on ice over night before we packaged them to allow them to rest.

Great questions and I'm going to do my best to answer them for you. Keep in mind that there are a lot of variables. It's almost like asking how much power do I need for solar....depends on what your area