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Thank you. He is very very excited about it.

Awesome point! I didn't even realize that.

@@WildOnesHomestead it's a true fact! Nature at its finest.. that's why big males ( bears especially ) are known to actually hunt down mothers with cubs! The best thing about bears is their appeal to people.. and are considered a game species! If they were not.. they would have been wiped out a long time ago! Another thing.. non hunters don't realize that the revenue gained from hunters through conservation buys land.. is used to develop land.. and they're regulated to ensure their population strives! So many animals benefit from deer.. elk.. bear.. moose.. and even wolves.. hunters pay the fees.. and that money ensures their survival. Hikers bikers wildlife watchers contribute as well.. all outdoor equipment is taxed.. and a portion goes directly back into conservation! It's not like hunters can go shoot animals whenever they want.. and as many as they want.. as some believe :) Anyways.. congratulations to you all ❤️ God bless 🙏

Seriously, we were definitely nervous about how beat up it would be after that haul, but it actually held up fantastic. Sled is definitely a good idea to keep in mind!

I lowered it to 50% volume when I uploaded. Was trying to have it just be background noise, but I will keep that in mind next time. I figured it would be way to long to just have the video be silent. 😅 (muted most of the actual video do to either huffing and puffing my way up that hill or all the random background conversations going on while the bear was being handled.)

@@WildOnesHomestead where in WI do you hunt. I'm in Waukesha. Love ATV and snowmobile in . Minocqua

@jmj267 We actually got this one about a mile from home. I don't share the area we live on here just to kind of keep it more private for the kiddos but, I will say not up north where most people go to hunt bears. 😅

Same. We have a little legs. 😂

Listen, I'll say this once, and hopefully, you (and anyone else wanting to leave such an ignorant comment) learn something. If you are so opposed to LEGAL ETHICAL hunting, blaming the hunter is NOT the way to change the laws. Look into your local DNR rules and regulations (it is absolutely FASCINATING to see how many people/county apply for a tag vs how many get one vs how many have a successful hunt.) Write your senators if it bugs you so much. You do you, I'll never complain that you don't agree with that me and mine do. Being a keyboard warrior isn't going to help anything but your ego.

It was clearly trespassing. Not so innocent. 😝

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No, they can self fruit. But you will have better production if you plant more than one. (I've never had an issue with the 'more than one' being a start from the original plant.)

It looks like they are still on sale, though only 30% off now. Boooo. Lol

@@WildOnesHomestead yeah, paid $5 more per medium oya but still cheaper. 😁

@@WildOnesHomestead and I used your link and put WILDONESHOMESTEAD in coupon code (not sure if I needed to do that)

@@GardeningwithBarchuckin yes still way better than the original price!!!

Nope.

Seriously that was so fun actually being able to visualize what it was going to look like. And also very helpful to know what would and wouldn't not work size wise with our needs. 😅

Absolutely! Too good of a deal not to pass along.

Absolutely! They kept him very busy. 😅

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Oh I will look into that! Thank you for sharing that information!

From a barn in Wisconsin that had him for sale, but he was originally bred in Montana. I have contact with his breeder, which is fun to give her updates on how he's doing.

@@WildOnesHomestead that’s nice!

Oh no!! 🤢🤮 Always a possibility, I was kind of bracing myself for it with these ones. I got lucky. 😅

Oh that sounds like a great idea!

We use a tractor when planting our corn, as that is a HUGE garden (I think it's around an acre in size). The planter drops fertilizer with the seeds, and then we go through a few more times and put more down. The only thing that changed from what we have done previously is the weather. I wish we had sandy soil here, would definitely help on wet years, though probably would have made last year even more difficult than it already was! We will see how the growing season goes next year, we have talked about moving that garden to a different area and if it seems like we really can't grow much there in wet years we may have to. We liked that spot as it gets shaded quite well from the trees in the afternoon so makes going and working over there tolerable on hot days. (I am NOT an early morning gardening type of person 🤣). We may have to move it to an area where it gets more sunlight which should help with the wetness issues at least a little bit... we will see, gardening always keeps us on our toes!

@@WildOnesHomestead oh, yes, corn needs the sun. The sandy soil we have amended but we have a desert like microclimate here-cold nights and hot days. The irrigation was a blessing and had a Much better garden last year in drought. Yes, the sandy soil I am use to, but the rain sure can drain the nutrients.

It is SO bad. I just keep thinking at least I have my garlic. 🤣😅

No, you are just cutting off the bit of stem that grows to produce the flower and then the berries. That would fall off and a new one would grow the next year anyways.

@@WildOnesHomestead awesome! Thanks 😊

Yes, also whatever seeds they drop will multiply pretty easily. I take cuttings if I want to get them started in a new area, or have some to gift to friends and even to sell. Lots of ways that propagating cuttings can be helpful to folks. 😉

I wonder if your berries were maybe not fully ripe? 🤔 I've always had them just fall right off after frozen.

@@WildOnesHomestead oh i meant woody stuff stripping away

The description has way more info than the video text but I'll put here what the video text says. 1. If you were wondering how Mr. Scout has been doing with training...2. Clay and Rachelle have done a fantastic job introducing him to all the ins and outs of trails and new experiences. 3. My schedule has been packed so I haven't made it out to ride as much, but I know he is in the best hands with those two. 4. Had to throw in this Pic of me and my boy because it's hilarious. 5. I am very much looking forward to when he comes home and we can go explore all the things. Together. Finally.

Also, for future videos. You can pause if you press on the middle of the video.

I'd assume that, as with most things, fresh is best, but that a short time in the freezer will have minimal changes nutritionally. Taste wise, I haven't really noticed a difference.

@@WildOnesHomestead good point! Thanks again!

He was about 3 months old in this video, he is just shy of 11 months old now!

@@WildOnesHomestead awesome I asked because I got a gp mixed with old American bulldog and she's 3 months and 33 lbs I was just curious for a kinda comparison for an idea on her possible adult size it doesn't matter she's stuck with me but curiosity gets me 😁thanks for the reply

@@iveryselvidge8591 awe I bet she is adorable!

Good luck with your Garlic! I absolutely love growing it. 😊

It is!

It's been either super hot here or raining! Seems preferable to last year's drought, but it's stalling a lot of projects!

Everything is definitely super expensive right now. Taking it slow and trying to do as much as possible ourselves to save on costs... now if we could get the weather to cooperate with us that would be great+

Oh gosh, it absolutely dumped on us again last night. Was up listening to thunder and lighting most of the night.

Hopefully the weather cooperates! It has been rather unhelpful. 😅

Yes! Some of my favorites

Depending on severity, you will need to continue cleaning daily. If it's a large one, gloves are definitely advised. Sometimes, even keeping the foot/injury wrapped so it doesn't get clogged again while healing is needed. I've only ever really had to deal with small/shallow ones, so the treatment is literally as easy as this video shows.

@@WildOnesHomestead thank you