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I’ve just bought some seeds and on the packet it says harmful if eaten 😅 . I’ve bought them as a medicinal herb so I’m glad to see your video.

Hey mate. I have arthritis in my knee. I heard the rumours- do i tried it. I grabbed some stinging nettle leaves (with gloves on)- and touched the stinging bits to all over my arthritic knee after a period of work when it was inflamed and hurting. It began to sting all over. Didn’t last long though, and all of a sudden, my arthritic knee pain dead-set disappeared. I thought: “Maybe I am fooling myself- talked myself into it”. So I did it next time and next time. It bloody is amazing. -and it lasts. Don’t have to pour chemicals into me first relief-whilst I wait for the future knee operation. Thanks for the video. Im now growing a small crop for myself

great to keep the dogs in mind great show

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Pigging - I used to do that on pipelines, not killing wild boars

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Haircut?

Great Video Guys

Love ya vid but mate wear a helmet on the quad just inspire the youngsters

It looks delicious. I will try your recipe. from 3.

Some constructive criticism: there’s a lot of fluff filler in this video that really didn’t need to be there. Too much about fallen trees and the dogs just chilling, and not nearly enough about the hunts themselves.

This is real celebration for mum no better than this happy birthday mum

yum

Hey mate, were abouts did you go down south ?

Yum! I’ve had papaya salad, and it was delicious!

I liked Gold Top. Magic

Good clip, cool shirt 🍄

Thank you for this. I have used Mycro's extracts last month or two. Even though I am already healthy, I have noticed even more energy and clear-mindedness on taking these extracts. I really appreciate that they are fully Aussie, and that the background mushroom farm is demonstrated.

Nice

Awesome 👏 lookk ok s so yummy!!!

nice job on reaching 1k subscribers😁😁

So did it work?

Could you for the love of God stop saying pigging

Looks fun

Just wondering why you store the boat on the ground and not just leave it on the trailer ? Where I am from we never would leave a boat on the ground like this.

Cool. A bit of Lanotec would do wonders on your cable. It leaves a waxy finnish to stop rust.

That looks amazing 😃

Great video 👍

the TNY shirt

So where is the egg?

Delicious!😊

Great video 👍

They look great...... thanks for the video.....

Great looking spring rolls

Woah how did you make spring rolls that fast

Those look like tasty spring rolls 👍

Liked and subscribed. Always admire home recipes and love seeing families eating together! Love from London England

Getting it back on is another story. :)

Tune!! 🎵🎶🎵🤩

That's good 😊

That sounds great. I'd love to try kangaroo. The meat looks so red.

Yummers 😋

I was wondering what was smashing my rose. Same same I reckon!

Fortunately for you but sad in other ways, less people are growing fruit trees. Maybe because of the ''mess'' or space, but I can't understand why you wouldn't want to grow your own produce. On the flats in Perth when i lived there I wouldn't even attempt to grow stone fruit, lucky Tassie doesn't have the little mongrels. When are you coming for a visit Owie?

Thanks for these short n sweet, get to the gist tubes!!!

sigma

hi

dont know where you are but it is not legal in qld to take or move any part of a kangaroo or any other native animal without a tag or the paper work . big fine, roadkill or not it is suppose to be left where it is . yep probably lots of people do it but i would not make it public if it was me . just a heads up thats all .

I'm only grossed out by the unwashed hair, looks like a fkn Yowie 🤢

Super sigma