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Episode 21: Teaching, No Well Water, Contra Dancing and Catching Beavers
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- Опубликовано: 16 ноя 2023
- This week Al, Ben and Jason talk about their week! Talking about Butcher classes, Dried up well water, contra dancing, beaver eating and new farm vehicles!
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Homestead Shop Talk is a weekly audio podcast hosted by Jason Contreras (@sowtheland), Ben Hollar (@thehollarhomestead) and Al Lumnah (@lumnahacres). Three dudes with different homesteads talking about homestead life, content creation, growing a homestead and building a life worth living for. Thanks for listening!
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I usually never celebrate the "1%" but this time I will! 😂 Congratulations 🎊
One thing that makes your podcasts enjoyable to watch and listen to is your respect for each other. You have a good flow of conversation without over-speaking and interrupting each other. That is a skill even with two participants, but with three in the group you guys have learned to share and take turns while still keeping the conversation flowing. Good for you!
Totally 💯 Agree😘👋👍
The three of you and families are important….being real, upbeat, learned and knowledgeable…always striving and sharing.
hi guys. I'm a old widow lady that watches all three of you regularly. I have heard all three names plus stocking caps. About the filter, how about taking it out and back flushing it monthly. I did that when I lived in Arizona and it saved on replacement of the final filters that weren't cheap. If you replace your furnace/ac filter monthly just put it on the list of first of the month tasks and could save time and money. Great content, keep up the good work 😊
Ben, you said I never thought of myself as a teacher, however, look at what your kids know, that you have taught them. All the tools that they use, twas you that taught them how to use those tools. You're a great teacher, always love to see the boys helping you.
The Three Amigos are in the top 1 percent, congrats, keep them coming. I'm listening today while doing exterior trim on my garage. cheers!
nice! thanks so much
Keep it up guys, enjoying your chats
This is one of your best episopes. Interesting information and more fun. Your conservations are getting better and better.
I 👍 agree. They are relaxing and not so nervous. BEST ONE 21. 22 NEXT
Toque, toboggan, beanie... I've heard them all. Personally, I call the knitted winter hat/beanie a toboggan, even though I also call a snow-sled a toboggan. I grew up in a home where my dad was a college professor -- old school -- so my vocabulary is pretty well-rounded, because of him. Thanks Dad!
Here we call them stocking hats.
Yep, it's a toboggan in my house.
I wondered where Contra Dance would come from!! Jason brought it up. My RUclips channel name for years was DanceGypsy, a contradance term. Usually, cities would have (some still have) a contaadance group and once a year, each city would hold a dance weekend. Dancegypsies were the people who loved it so much, they'd travel from state to state to attend the differently-themed dance weekends, in addition to going to the regularly held local dances. I LOVE CONTRA DANCE!!
Watch cap in my Dad’s generation!
We are setting up our well that has been capped since 1971. Thank you for the channel suggestion, Jason!!
Shepard pie with beef burger corn niblets and mash taters.
The channel H2O mechanic puts in wells by himself and he does a lot of trouble shooting. Very helpful to many people. I like his channel. Been watching for a couple of years or so.
Toque is Canadian. We also call it a winter hat. A beanie is a cap with a spin wheel on top here. I heard Justin Rhodes call it a tobaggon. My shepherd’s pie is ground beef,corn off the cob, mashed potatoes 🇨🇦
Where are you in CANADA 🇨🇦
I was born in LONG BRANCH,. TORANTO. Parents moved to
MICHIGAN when I was 3/4.
I'm in SE MICHIGAN Not far from Windsor tunnel or bridge.
@@evalinawarne1337 I am in Sarnia. Just 60 miles north of Detroit. 😊💕
Wow. Ben. I always thought that a pig was a pig. Great to hear about the distinctions. Thanks.
When the water gets too cold, you throw hot stones in it. We always did that
Here in UK Shepherds Pie is only made with ground lamb and gravy (some onions are also allowed). However no vegetables (apart from the onion). Anything with veg - carrots peas etc becomes cottage pie but using just ground beef also counts as cottage pie as well.
It's nice listening to your busy weeks. I watch all three channels and enjoy them. Keep up the good work.😊
They call it a tobbagan in Alabama. That is what Jason and Brooke from Cog Hill
Farm call them. :)
That's right. That is a sled in MICHIGAN.
Very proud of ya'll's channel..blessings to you in every way..ty..xoxo ❤
Shepherd pie is made with lamb, cottage pie is made with beef, I would guess that would be the same for pork, cottage pie.
it originally was that but seems in the USA and Canada use beef in Sheppard's pie but UK and area use lamb maybe due to price of the meat ???
Around here we just call it dinner! Yum❤
Good morning Al, Ben and Jason, top 10% great keep them coming !! I grew up in Maine, at 15 we moved to orange co ca. lived there for 20 years, then wife two kids and I moved back to Maine for 10 years then, wife and Imoved to rowan co. N.C. for 8 years, then back to Maine, so I can say, "been there and done that !! I have always called what Jason calls a beanie a watch cap, when we lived in N.C. they were called a toboggan, to me that was a candy cane sled, when we moved back to Maine my wife worked at a call center for L.L.Bean so when she would get a call for a toboggan from a southeasten state, she knew they wanted a hat ! Let see what Al will have next on the menu, will it be "oven baked beaver with home grown veggies or beaver pot roast with all the trimmings, or breakfast biskits and beaver gravy, yum yum !!!
Ben, you had me at fried pork skins and liver pâté ❤
Ben , has begin to talk more. He is more relaxed…GOOD.😊
I love liver pate. With buttered toast, I make a meal out of it.
I always enjoy the camaraderie between y’all.
We called them chooks here in Wisconsin when I was young. Toque is Canadian, my husband was born in Montreal and the first time he wore one he called it that and I was ????
Would your homestead holiday traditions be a good topic? Have your traditions changed since you have started homesteading? What things are unique to your regions? Anything you former Californians miss?
Love these shop talk episodes. Thanks & God Bless to each of you.
Toboggan is the right name in some areas. I looked it up when Arms Family Homestead was listing their fall merch. I thought it was a sled too!!
Always a good conversation
Ben, try putting bacon on top of liver when cooking, Jason, toque is the word your looking for and toboggan is a flat bottom sled. Al, shepperd's pie, we do ground beef, unions, carrots, peas and mash potatoes. Happy graduation guys. Only see you guys on youtube. Love it! Also love watching you guys on your vlogs. So don't stop!👍👍👍
Love your podcast
Thank you, Ben, Jason, and Al, for your homestead insights.
In our area we call the winter hats. Either skull cap or stocking cap. We are in southern Indiana/northern Kentucky area. Love the podcast/show
I really enjoy you guys, full of really good tips & imo very great teachers. Wish the wives could get together & give recipe & raising good moral kids advice. I'm just an old grandma but sure could've used y'alls wisdom back in the 60's! I keep all of y'all & you families in my prayers - God bless ya!
Me too. I pray for each of them in JESUS'S NAME AMEN ❤️🛐🛐🛐🛐✝️🀄. GOD BLESS YOU alphb
Congratulations in reaching # 21. The free flow of conversation on this one was most enjoyable
Friday morning guys.
Always interesting and entertaining . . .
They are starting to use beavers to rehab California. I think we need more swales while they are at it.
Yay, top 1% of podcasts! I'm so glad you're still doing this great homestead talk that is so fun to hear from you three! I'm so glad your pig butchering class went so well Ben. That was such a good idea that you butchered the 7th pig before the class so you could have some of the food from it to serve to the students. The Guinea hog butchering sounds interesting. Wow, over 2 inches of fat! I'm glad you fixed your well Jason! Thanks for the tip about H2O mechanic! Crazy that it was the little filter! Wow, $180 to be told that! Our well is 300 feet! Our well was drilled in 1982 and it's still going. Our pressure stitch had to be replaced. So far our pressure tank is still working. I make Shepard's pie with hamburger but I got the recipe from my husband. I like it. I haven't heard of "Contra" dancing. It does sound fun! I'm glad you got your CanAm Defender side by side. I'm glad you traded up! The change over for the tracks seemed to go well. The beaver is frozen in the freezer. I thought the trap killed it fast! I couldn't believe that people thought it starved to death? Our gopher traps kill the gophers instantly! Deer season. Thanks for this talk guys!
I loved today's podcast! Congratulations on the 1%. Keep them coming!
Great job guys. You three are such a good combo.
The pressure switch is adjustable. For high pressure ( I would recommend around 60 psi, and lower pressure to start to pressure up (50). But you’re able to set it how you want my lawn pump has no tank and it runs at 50 when I water the lawn.
Mine was set at 30 & 60.
🎉 congratulations 1%ers 🍾
Winter hats, I've had friends that use different names compared to where they grew up. I've heard touk, beanie, toboggan, woolie.
Y’all are the best! Thanks for sharing your time with us!
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Good morning!
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Great podcast, congratulations on your milestone.
What did the turkey say to the hunter? "Quack quack"! ❤❤❤😂 Happy Thanksgiving guys! ❤️ 🙏🏻Congratulation on you 3 Amigos being the top 1% 👏 you deserve it. Now lets all work hard on getting our favorite podcast to 50,000!!! Love you guys & your families. Many prayers 🙏🏻 ❤️ Nurse Judi in Scottsdale AZ and Eucharistic Minister ❤❤
Ben, i definitely think you have the gift of teaching. - Mike
Toboggan is definitely a southern term for a stocking cap/hat. Being raised Midwest a Toboggan is a sled but my husband was raised in the Pennsylvania/Maryland area and then we moved to NC and he always called it a Toboggan.
The Smith's on Cog Hill Farm call knitted hats Tobagans, but they're in Alabama
Jason, this one was way too short. I could listen to you guys for another hour! Always fun, interesting, you are all full of knowledge, & entertaining. Thank you my 3 Amigos!! See you next week!!❤❤Nurse Judi in AZ
I am in Missouri and the guy I use to buy appliances from retired and built a house on his property he planned for retirement. He planted his orchard where he was going to build his house and sitting at the dining table he could view the orchard. Deer season rolls around he sits at the table drinking coffee until a deer shows up, Slides the patio door open and shoots the deer, then after his coffee is done, he goes and deals with it. No shivering in a blind for him and he fills his freezer every year. He planned for that for years knowing that those fruit trees would draw them. The orchard went in years before the house was built but he knew what plans and everything early.
Love me some scrapple too Ben.
Toboggan is what we always called the "winter hat".
I can just visualize Jason from Cog Hill Farm enjoying contra-dancing! 😆
TIo clarify the statement human kind changes the environment to suite our needs the most, second only two the Beaver. The impact on both plant life and animal is a mixed bag. Beavers have a negative impact on Al's Forrest, however, Nevada is experiencing a positive climate change resulting in the greening of the desert where lands have been preserved from over grazing by cattle. The Beaver naturally return, dating up washes which fill up during monsoon season, retain flow throughout the year, which increases fertility of the lang which inhances all vegetation. The cattle can then be rationally grazed requiring less acreage needed per head of cattle. A win, win, win for Beaver, cattle and ranchers. So another example of one man's curse is another man's blessing.
I enjoy you banter gentlemen. I've been watching all of you for year and was thrilled to see your collaboration even across so many miles. Blessings abundant to you all and your lovely families.
From MA. We used creamed corn.
Review: This is great.
Congratulations, good range of personalities helps with the success.
I am loving this more and more every time - you all are just sooo relaxed and just talk........ It is easy and INTERESTING to watch /listen to. Thanks guys!!
In our family, winter hats are called Woolies. If you look up winter hats to purchase, they are called beanies! So, Jason, you are correct in calling it a beanie. Happy Thanksgiving you guys. It is always refreshing to hear an hour-long talk from men who know how to say something without a swear word or disrespectful language.
I love these no specific topic pod cast. This was great. I enjoyed hearing about the different rules of hunting depending on where you live. Speaking of your beaver problem Al, there is a fellow that had a place in upstate NY I believe. He wanted to build a pond on his property. His local government said absolutely not. He could not be taking down trees to expand the stream into the pond. Well a year or so later, a beaver and his mate found their stream and decided that is where they wanted to build their house and raise a family. So they built a huge dam, thusly putting in a very large pond, exactly where this gentleman wanted it. So he called the local authorities and asked them to come and blow up the dam because the beavers had built a big pond on his land. They told him. absolutely not, they could not disturb the wild life in and around his land. He said OK, and he now had a pond that he didn't have to build, and he had all manner of wild life enjoying it, as well as he himself did. That's government for you. Y'all have a Blessed week.
My shepherds pie is ground up leftover beef roast, gravy corn and topped with potatoes
Hey Gang 👋, allways a pleasure to see The Three Musketeers,
God's Good Blessings to you and your beautiful family's keep up the great work love U guys XOXOXO
What a good chat! Congratulations on being the 1%! Jason I enjoyed your butchering video. We watched Jason wrestle his wire fence and stretch it! I did 550 feet of wire fence along with a 2 rail fence of the same distance. I hand dug 44 post holes with a post hole digger as we agreed a new German Shepherd and have another coming in January 2024. Al we watched you change your tires to tracks and can't wait until your barn build. We were wondering if you processed that beaver yet! Thank you all for your individual channels and for this combined channel!
Ben this life is your passion and that is awesome and beautiful. Congratulations job well done.
Jason, I am impressed. Contra Dancing is not easy.
Congratulations on being part of the 1%! Great podcast guys. Have a great week everyone. Till next week!
Cottage Pie - hamburger, Worcestershire sauce, mixed veggies, caramelized onions, brown gravy mix, then top with mashed potatoes and bake.
I've hear many southerners call a knitted hat a toboggan. A toboggan is a flat wooden sled with a curled front that normally seas up to 8 people. We had one as kids. Our shepherds pie started as the mashed potato, ground beef, cream corn, can of cream of chicken soup and some cheese on top. Over the years my daughter adapted her to a layer of jiffy cornbread batter, shredded chicken or turkey, corn and broccoli, can of cream of chicken or mushroom soup, layer of mashed potatoes and topped with cheese. It's really good but you can change it up to taste as you like.
Stocking cap!
BEST VLOG YET 21 relaxed, comfortable, sit back and enjoyed. Love watching your
FRIDAY SHOPTALK ☕☕☕☕ and your weekly FAMILY VLOGS THANK YOU. FROM SE MICHIGAN. I never are Shepard's Pie. They were too busy making head cheese,
Liver and onions/bacon liverwurst, Limburger cheese,
Wrapped up 20 layers , beef tongue, all the stuff I didn't eat
One more thing, blood and tongue lunch meat. My German parents loved all that
Now, I Loved Mom's Sauerkraut, cooked all day. That was the best. My folks never ate corn My dad said it was chicken feed.
BEN, do you make Blood Sausage???.
Woohoo love listening please dont stop.
What a great podcast. I enjoy you three so much. Happy week. God bless
Ive heard them called toboggan, I live in amish country Indiana
There’s a contra dancing group here where I live. You just show up and join in. When my kids were younger (they re adults now) we would often join in with those groups. Pretty much during the colder weather. Gave us something to do outside the house on dark cold evenings. Contra dancing is very fun, repetitive steps for each dance so easy to learn, memorize, then show off your dancing! Kids were always welcome to join in. A great exercise!
Shepherd pie uses lamb. Cottage pie uses beef. A Brit guy told me that.
The term shepherd is a sheep herder thus a shepherds pie is made with Lamb meat... Cottage pie is a more generic term traditionally beef and often with more veges etc.
I've always heard that shepherds pie was lamb meat. In the Midwest, my mom made cottage pie with burger, tomato sauce, mixed vegetables (whatever the favorites are), and topped with mashed potatoes.
And with beaver, turning it into a pulled barbecue is delightful. It's like a dark beef roast. So very good!
Shepard s pie is with lamb. Chinese pie is with ground beef. I love it. Brown some onions peppers and beef. Throw in creamed corn and serve over mashed potato. Yum
Yes, called toboggan too.
Awesome! Congratulations! My husband and I watch all of your pod casts and your RUclips channels.
A couple does in my area actually come onto my acre to have their fawns in spring. They do that because they feel safe from the coyotes here. I scared the baby because I didn't even see him, and he could barely run he was so new. After a day or two, mom takes baby and moves back up the forested hill where they live. Deer are on my acre every single night.
Keep on coming guys . . . the busyness of what y'all doin now is no comparison with 9 to 5 job (its self fullfiling and achievement). . . at your on time/pace and once most of the necessary projects in your homestead is done and you mustered an effective and efficient way of doing the regular chores and knowing the scheduled of your harvesting . . . you'll be cruising around and will be enjoying your hardwork and have more time with your family and friends chilling. God bless you three and your family.
I always enjoy watching you guys every week
Mash potatoes, ground beef, gravy, mixed veggies (corn, green beans, peas, carrots)
Contra dancing sounds like what we call square dancing. My people and my late husbands came from Scotland and England to Kentucky, North Carolina, Georgia, Arkansas, Oklahoma, Kansas and Missouri.
Ya'll are a Friday "fixture" now! Kudos!
Here you are with episode 21 congrats, I really enjoy listening to your podcasts. So informative on some things and entertaining as well. Keep up the good work! God bless!
I love Contra dancing. Used to attend when I lived in NC.
Shotgun started Nov 15 to Dec 31. Here you get a Deer license 1 buck @$30? I think now use to be $15. Doe is a drawing of names, number of people based on the acreage per section. No rifles allowed in lower Michigan. But the upper peninsula they can use rifles. A Sportsmans license is over $100.
But fishing license is separate and I know a "trout stamp" has to be purchased separately and there is another, I think salmon. Our deer are large too. Down south they are tiny.
Hey Gang 👋, you guys have come a long way, 1961, I was 4 years old, my grandfather's farm we were processing a sow or gilt after her14 piglets were weaned, 350 lbs. all they had was a knife or a sledge hammer, he told me the most important job was to hold the tail and don't let it run away, after all the squilling I had a good grip on the hog tail, also learned how t o make PROSCIUTTO 🤣😂👍
The "winter cap" is called (in the Marines & Navy) a watch cap ... there are many names for them and your "beanie" is good enough and we know what you're talking about ... some people refer to them as Tobogans and knit & slouch caps and many other names ...
Goooooooood afternoon, Gents. We call them beanies 👍
21 and done?! Heck no!!! I sure hope not! I enjoy listening to all three of you!❤️🥰🙏🏻🍁🇨🇦Toque is what we call them but I have heard them called tobbaggon but I think that might be from Iceland or the Netherlands. Shepherds pie we make with fried ground beef with onions, corn but not creamed, peas, carrots and mashed potatoes on top and served with rich brown gravy on top. It’s delicious! 🇨🇦
You’re right Al. French Canadians call it a tuque. That’s the french word for winter hat.
Yes, Jason, here in the South, we call them a toboggan. I know, I know, we’re weird.
Hi guys 👋 In NY, we call them 'ski hats'.
That was funny about your dancing experience, Jason 😂🤣😂
Stocking hat, knit cap.
My mother is British. Cottage Pie is a beef Shepard's pie and yes lamb is traditional in Shepard's pie. We always called it Shepard's Pie. We almost always used beef that was browned with onion and Bisto Gravy mix a layer of peas and the spuds on top because lamb is so expensive over here in the US. Its a shame, most Americans don't know how amazing, good lamb is, probably because the lamb sold here is what would be called mutton in England. Mutton is an older larger animal and the flavor of the lamb changes not for the better on an older lamb in my opinion.