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I lived in a small trailer for seven years in Oklahoma. I cooked all of my meals outside over open fire (except to reheat leftovers in the microwave occasionally). Made alot of soup, stews, pot roast, and spaghetti. Thus I would have leftovers. I’m moving back shortly and I’m planning on getting a 20’ diameter tipi. I’m not too worried about being historically accurate, just comfortable with low maintenance. If you have the perfect setup I would be blessed if you could make another video. Thanks for sharing.

See how u like live in wild and that No offence just curious brother do you think of getting any other dogs for live stock because I could recommend some breeds brother.

Chicken eggs are a cash crop now.... You can give up The comedy and just do chicken eggs lol

Cock fighting

Undersized balls can cause a chain fire. Even with lube over the front of the chambers. Personal experience speaking.

Great Show ol' Buddy sorry I missed it live

Back to wild cowboys could u imagine getting to town an sheriff says leave your guns here before u go into town

Howdy!

This was a long one thanks man good stuff

I don’t think American Primeval was ever meant to be a 100% factual retelling of history. From what I found, the director, Peter Berg, even said they took creative liberties and that it’s historical fiction, not a documentary. It pulls from real events, like the Mountain Meadows Massacre, but a lot of it is dramatized for entertainment. It’s kind of like Pirates of the Caribbean, sure, pirates existed, but they didn’t actually talk, act or dress like Jack Sparrow. Same thing here. It’s inspired by history but isn’t trying to convince anyone it’s all true. As for the woke thing, I think that’s up to interpretation. Women can be strong and men can be fools and visa versa. Some people see it that way, others don’t. At the end of the day, it’s just a TV show. Plenty of other stuff to watch. Just my two cents!

Wow. Those are some mighty wild horses. It is clear that you take good care of them.

Enjoyed the show , chicken is still cool .

Glad to see you in Texas.

Enjoyed this chat. Many valid points. Pushing ourselves out of the comfort box is important work. I appreciate your honesty and candor addressing touchy subjects Yes, your rooster would likely enjoy a flock, but can really bond deeply with his "family". As Im sure you have experienced. He seems very relaxed with you and the dogs. Hens tend to keep a rooster always on high alert. Just my experience.

Started to, but it just didn't appeal to me.

Ari Shaffer the man who has mastered the art of a method acting comedian, mixing clown school and out of control bar mitzvahs....your pen1s isnt a balloon animal Ari your greatest joke may be the one you played on yourself.

Back to American primeval. Can I watch the whole thing is it finished. I bought in on 1883 an 1923 or whatever the date was an they didn’t finish it then horizon didn’t finish

Are u in banderas

I like what u said about u have to leave your comfort zone to truly be comfortable

26:50 best book i ever read re monetary history was Stephen Zarlenga - Lost Science of Money

18:47 Richard get a chance read Henry George - Progress and Poverty.

but in Texas heres the irony or property Taxes are horrible so we really dont "own" the land hope we can change it im squawking hard to Legislators in Austin over it.

Reconstruction burned alot of things into us. Land had to be defended. so thats why private property is so radically defended. then add the transplants gentrifying the major Cities in Texas ....UGGGHH

i hope to run into you when ya in Texas one day ... Llano we say it LAN-OH in Texan im in Burnet County east of Llano 😄😄🦝🦝

When Nietzsche pronounces “God is dead” and asks “Who gave us a sponge to wipe away the horizon “, is he not making the point that without an external frame of moral reference, all human morality boils down to convenience.? We are left arguing based on our subjective feelings, and our subjective ideas of benefit.. We accept that it is ok for a dentist to “hurt” someone, in order to reduce future pain. It is OK for a Doctor or Policeman to act with the same motivation. How, then, do we argue with a Hitler, when he claims that the suffering of six million Jews, is countered by the future happiness of eighty million Germans? Without an external moral framework, we are left arguing over the mathematics of death and suffering, things which we cannot possibly quantify. I believe that Nietzsche recognises this, even as he denies that the only possible source of that moral framework, exists. I consider it one of the stronger arguments for the existence of God. If morality is only a matter of evolution, then Hitler was not evil, merely the victim of a genetic accident. Humanity does not ACT as though this is true.

The Rule of Law means that the Law is the highest human authority, not a human King, President or “Dear Leader”. The English chopped the head off a King (Charles 1) to make the point that the King, also, was subject to the law. Anarchy? The logical end-point of anarchy is Gangs and Warlords. One reason most ancient nations had Kings, was that a strong King was necessary to keep the Warlords/Barons/Tribal-Chieftens from constantly fighting amongst themselves. They weren’t stupid and weren’t opposed to individual liberty, so much as not having any better options.

The Rule of Law means that the Law is the highest human authority, not a human King, President or “Dear Leader”. The English chopped the head off a King (Charles 1) to make the point that the King, also, was subject to the law. Anarchy? The logical end-point of anarchy is Gangs and Warlords. One reason most ancient nations had Kings, was that a strong King was necessary to keep the Warlords/Barons/Tribal-Chieftens from constantly fighting amongst themselves. They weren’t stupid and weren’t opposed to individual liberty, so much as not having any better options.

A lot of history is “complicated”. Braveheart never mentions that the Scots were invading England before the English ever returned the favour (Look up the Battle of Brunanburh)…. or that over a 700 year period, the Scots invaded England on an average of once every 45 years. The Scots were not nice neighbours, whether to the English, or their fellow-Scots. They fought constantly amongst themselves and raided so constantly into England that all the larger farmhouses were fortified. Farmers are farmers. Whether it is in Western USA or Northern England, farmers are busy people, often isolated and with far more work to do than time to do it in. Starting fights with their neighbours is NOT in farmer’s interests…. and living near the Scots border was very like living near that tribe of hostile Indians that is always trying to steal your horses, and will kill you if you try to stop them. That’s not to say that the English never did evil stuff, either. Both cultures considered violence an appropriate way to solve social friction. Both cultures had their share of unscrupulous people who thought that violence was an acceptable way to get them what they wanted. History is like that. Hollyweird is not.

I’m right with you regarding the denigration of the old-timers, their character, culture and morals. Criminologist David Kopel, writing about crime in the “Wild West”, wrote that abuse of women was almost unknown, and that the homicide rates in western towns was lower than in Eastern cities during same period. If you wanted to see violence, drunken young men would kill each other in the sane way that young men in drug gangs will now, but if you lived in the decent part of town, you would leave your house unlocked and have no fear that your wife and children would be harmed… and not see a shot fired in anger from one year to the next. Other writers have pointed out that the residents of those towns were the people with the courage and initiative to move out there and take risks. Much as I liked “High Noon” as a movie, the idea that a small number of badmen could terrify an entire town, is unrealistic. Look what happened to the James-Younger gang when they tried it. I grew up knowing people who were born in the 19th century. The were kind, decent gentlemen, but no-one who looked at their war service would doubt their courage. They loved and cherished their women, and their wives and daughters knew and appreciated it. One reason why my mother despised feminists. Cheers…. Peter.

Strange how Texas the state of wide open spaces is really the state of sorry you can't find a sliver of space to do anything out side.

Thanks alot came in late 4 live watching what I missed

Mexican here, not offended. Just found ur channel, keep up the good work and safe travels.

How did u do last night u find a roof or sleep in car. Sorry bout bar gig they wanted to watch football

Hi Richard in stock yards ft worth they have white elephant saloon from 1884 Lots to c in the stock yards

Beatles ? Eat them as long as they are cooked

In the day of Adam Smith (pre- steam industrial) human labor was worth nearly nothing. Materials cost an arm and a leg. Today, post-industrial led to cheap materials and a much higher value for labor. Post-digital neither material nor labor is of sufficient value. What is rising today in value is water, land, some materials, and skilled labor. When citing Adam Smith or Marx, you are dealing with limited well thought out, but very limited knowledge. Issue in the information age is sorting through too much data that is of no service. Often the valued true lessons from the past are so buried no one can access them. Enjoy your trip!!

Distracted? A part of normal life. Is that chicken navigating? Not to distract you while you are driving. I see you are hip to increasing interior usable space by removing seats. Wise!

Everything is bigger in Texas except public land, hunting, fishing access or freedom of life, rights and travel of any sort. I'll never have a desire to visit the worst state in our country

Track those numbers with government AI computing?

No tax on private land.

Where do you get your clothing do you make it or is it off the shelf?

Finally got around to ordering that knife, 9 months later but hey. Love it! Thanks for the link.

Is that you playing the guitar music? If so its sounds so cool😊

Such beautiful animals

Eliminate all regulation in your western town build by making it a private membership association (monthly, daily, yearly fee or even no fee doesnt matter, private association) public is commerce and regulated private cannot be.

Where you camped in Arizona

I met a group of Old Order Mennonites and they were the real deal. Everyone worked barefoot, if they went anywhere it was in a buggy and a flashlight and kerosene cooker were only technologies other than wood stove. They came as a group of five families from Pennsylvania to 300 acres in Tennessee because the commercialization and crowding were just too much. I live now in a place where there are hitching posts at every business in town for buggies. The culture is really changing though, and you are right they are absolutely all about making money. Around here there are the "rich" Amish and the "poor" amish. Different subtypes. The Poor ones are more like the old order conservatives. The rich ones use gas powered equipment, taxis, debit cards and solar. But they do support each other when there is a medical emergency or a death in family. The Old Order Mennonites were amazing to behold though. Utmost respect to them.