Cody is in the middle of a huge move trying to move everything from one homestead to another and uproot his family to move them to a new place and is still putting out almost daily content. You sir are the real MVP! We appreciate you very very much!
I’m very happy for your entire family. What a dream set up. Confession, I’m a bit envious but mostly just happy to see you plan for and accomplish such an amazing goal. Well done!
That river looks like sooo much fun. I bet the Sweetloaf is loving it. My dad and brother crashed while canoeing on a river a couple years back, be careful!
Blessed beyond blessed. Wranglerstar is living the American dream. My first instinct is to be jealous. But I have to sit back and admire the hard work that went into all of this. Therefore, I'm so happy for this family. God bless. -Brew City Gardener
Sadly half of America would say that isn't the American dream, they will tell you it's greedy, excess, reaffirms the white male patriarchal society and then they will call him a racist and nazi. To you and I, it is the dream but it is not "the American dream" anymore
Living the American Dream but thinks america is in decline. Maybe you should try to help it keep from declining. Instead of trying to find like minded people why don't you try to help everyone, you evangelicals are so hypocritical.
@@jaymcnaughton8368 -- a hypocrite calling someone hypocritical, how ironic. If you actually watch his channel you would know that he is going to build a place to bring people in to train and teach them ways to self sufficiency. You can only help those that want to learn. I suppose you just want everything given to you like you're entitled.
That's awesome man . I live downtown in a major Midwest city with my son . I've been a single father past 16 yrs with son in private school and multi sports where we live is for convenience and price . I'm a Plummer and do well with my income , currently looking into 12.5 acre lot up north beem a long time dream and after the riots and unrest in an already dangerous area (in parts) watching your Channel has convinced me it's the right choice .
I found your videos last summer because of wildland firefighting. I appreciate your faith and the example you set. Thank you for continuing to share. I really appreciate it.
Can you give us a snap shot of pro's and con's of new spot vs old. I assume it is more acreage so that is why you moved, but curious what the lay of the land is. I applaud you for putting family and community first. Heal up, because much work to do.
From my experience, glacial water is usually warmer than spring-water (which usually has constant temperature) I have hundred of times measured the temperatures of both types of rivers in my home-country, which has plenty of both, and during summertime, glacial water is always warmer, especially when the sun is shining. Hope you have a wonderful future in your new homestead.
was very confused by Mt. Fuji, until I released there is a Fuji Mountain in Oregon, which makes a lot more sense. lol... somehow I couldn't see him living in Japan (not to mention the different trees/terrain surrounding Mt. Fuji there)
Mt Fuji is not the real name of that mountain. He’s using an alternate name so people don’t start trying to search google earth for his home. Those of us from around this area know the real name of that mountain though...
The old place truly had that American charm to it. The old pole barns. The old looking house. The surroundings were pleasant, and truly was similar to my the Amish homestead I grew up in. The new place is quite modern appearing, but it also has that beautiful land. The new workspace is a bit smaller, but I believe it's more industrialized perhaps to what you're wanting to do, especially with the last video explaining the layout of it, which really brought things to perspective for me. I didn't realize you had to walk all the way down to the wood shop just to make a hole, then back to the pole barn to do this or that -- back and forth. I know such things would make me procrastinate doing it. Though I'm not a part of the Amish church, I still live on the land of my ancestors. We have separate houses, with our own areas. It's quite common where I live for such homesteads -- multiple houses spanned across one property. It's the way the pioneers did it, and I have deep respect for such ideologies. It truly showcases that you're wanting to be close to family, and the things that matter in life, not just a RUclips channel. I look forward to the house tours you'll be doing, shop setup, and all of the little details, even going through grand dads big old box of bits and pieces, organizing them. Good luck on your back recovery, I pray you'll get some relief.
MAGNIFICENT place you have. May God continue to bless you as He previously has. You didn't mention how many acres you have nor whether you can irrigate with your river water. .Mark/Redhorse702 in N Florida.
I wish my husband would hang out with you guys... I have been begging, crying, begging, praying, begging and pouting for 8 years to move from this liberal state of Colorado... Nothing has worked. He even drives an hour to work and he won't leave this farm...
@@TinaShay There's always the retirement years, everything can still change. We had to go back out west for a while after we got settled in here, and I first told hubby I'd be here when he got back, but went along, knowing we would be back some day. Now we have a DEAD END sign on our drive way, we are here to stay and loving not having to move again. Been here since 2004.
Cody you are an inspiration to a lot of people. Keep up the good work. Every time I ride my motorcycle down clackamas river highway I think of you. And know that was part of the reason you made the first move. I didn’t ride back then. But just letting you know you are an inspiration to myself as well as a lot of other people. Stay safe friend. God bless you and your family.
Lucky You! Whenever I recite Psalm 121, I look up to the mountains on the picture in my small living room and imagine the contents of that Psalm, but you can look at a real and impressive mountain! ;-))
It’s tough to give up something that you have poured your heart and soul into. I’m sure that you and Mrs W didnt just jump into this move without a lot of prayers and discussion. It will be interesting to see what transformations you make to this new Home Place.
I love the property, looks like you are getting what you really wanted. Bless you and your family! I too have started to look for a place like you have found, my first homestead is starting to get a little old and while I look around it, doesn't provide like I thought it would. Maybe someday we can be neighbors.
Yes sir I think your spot on , we are in for some really difficult times ahead , you are truly blessed from God and your personal perseverance to provide for your family. Beautiful property, I wish you and your family well in the difficult times ahead of us .
I hope you heal quickly from your injuries. Its crazy how long it takes me to heal from injuries now and im just in my mid 30s. When i was 17 i had a double compound fracture in my arm. Broke radius and ulna and i could touch my elbow with my middle finger when it happened. Had surgery and had it all screwed back together. Bounced almost completely back in a little over 3 months and had pain for about a year. I tore my ACL and it took me 6 months just to be able to walk a mile without terrible pain and going on a year now i can run but i still have a good amount of pain. Probably will forever.
I just bought a mountain cabin on six acres with a fantastic view of Mt Rainer. The day before we closed during the walk through the RE agent told me that Mt RaIner is considered the most dangerous volcano in America.
It is, mainly because all of the natural flows (pyroclastic) will follow the river to the west and the highly developed settlements around lower Puget Sound (high populations) no room to escape unless you have a boat sitting there waiting for you ... but because so many do there will be maritime traffic jams there also ... :-(
Well, Mt Rainier is a pretty old vokcano and not likely to erupt. However, the big concern is that the north west side will slough off and create a gigantic lahar that will travel down the White River into Lake Tapps, Sumner, Bonney Lake and Puyallup, heavily populated areas.
Grew up in North Yorkshire with a river behind our house......fly fishing from age 7 to 17yrs. Swam in the river, cycled up/down the banks, amazing. You'll never regret your decision. All the best with it.
Watch your daughter like an unrelenting hawk... Water on the properties can be a beautiful and scary spot especial when there are young children involved. Take care!
I would imagine he won't be allowed to dredge if it's a good fish baring river, gold panning hurts nobody. And since it's his land I'd reckon that would be a yes sir! ;)
Studies have proven that dredging is actually beneficial to fish bearing waters... I’ve been a prospector for many years and when California outlawed dredging, all types of studies were conducted to see if it was actually harmful to fish as the state of California has claimed... After several studies, by multiple sources, it has been proven to not only be untrue, but that it is actually beneficial for the fish...! Of course, California still does not want to accept the facts from these sources still today...! They could always run a High banker and/or a Sluice too... I would definitely check it out and get into the hobby, especially with the value of gold right now...! It doesn’t cost much to get started, in fact, many of the tools and equipment can be easily made...! It’s a great hobby that the whole family can enjoy together and one that can potentially not only pay for itself but also make you a nice income... Good luck with your adventures...! Stay safe and healthy. Have a great day and be blessed.
@@troystutsman1400 I think the study your referring to was rivers that already had been effected or touched by man. I know that dredging "can" be beneficial for fish populations in some cases but certainly not all! Build up of silt, felled trees etc all play a part in changing the course of a river which obviously happens naturally over time. It's a tricky one to be 100% one way or the other to be fair. Dredging can help revitalise the health of a river that is lacking in biodiversity, however it will take some time to get back to a healthy state. It can also cause a serious amount of damage and set back a healthy river considerably. Time and place is key i guess
So so happy for you all and can’t wait to see everything on the new homestead!!!! Oh! And we haven’t seen Miss sweetloaf in a while!! I’m sure she is loving the new house!!
@@jaymcnaughton8368 It's interesting, you use the same tactic as "orange man bad" with no evidence. Besides, I trust my own character assessment - and he's good with me.
Cody, blessings to you and your family. Thank you for letting us see the river on the North side of your property. It’s quite lovely for your family .👍 Your children will certainly benefit from your choice to move 👍
Very nice 👌 Maybe the next project should be a nice hand built sleuth box so you could start prospecting that nice river👍 perhaps it'll help pay for beautiful parcel a little..
Beautiful View My Thoughts And Prayers To You And Your Family Feel Better 🙏🏼 And Congratulations In Your New Location. Loved To See The New Work Shop 👍
Glacier rivers are usually crystal clear, what usually makes them muddy is spring time floods or blowout from rapid melt or rain washing sediment down stream it usually only last for a short period of time
I wrote on a previous video that Owen Benjamin sent me... since watching that first video, I have continued watching several others, and I just want to say that I am so happy to have found your channel! The homesteading life has always appealed to me, in a massive way, as I feel it does to all men who haven’t found themselves distracted by the bells and whistles of the city life and the current lifestyle. My heart yearns for a homestead with my wife and children, living with nature, like some sort of suppressed ancestral instinct. And I will have that life, God willing. Keep on creating, building and sharing your stories and thoughts with us! I will be watching!
@@DesertJacks Owen Benjamin is a comedian that was shunned and banned from Hollywood, and now lives and Livestreams about his new life, homesteading and family values. Really great stuff, though you'll notice that most of this videos are banned from RUclips. The best way to find them are to search for them by upload date, since they are most recently posted and haven't been flagged yet. While I don't agree with EVERYTHING the guy says, he has a TON of stuff that I love. Brought me closer to God, made me a better father and husband. He may not be for everyone, but I was glad I found him when I did. :)
U just loved the land there I understand that 100% I live in Maine and can see it on your face God bless you and your family I really love your content I've been watching for years and years and I appreciate you thank you
“Mt Fuji” erupted in 1980. I was living in Corvallis (80 miles south of Portland) at the time and ash was a thin layer in the city. Relatives in Spokane were covered thick in ash.
Is that really "Mt St Fuji" in the video? I suppose I could see it with that notch. Definitely smaller than I had imagined. I wasn't even thought of when it erupted, but I heard stories of it growing up.
I like this channel. Hes not scared to show his real opinions and he talks about real issues as well as. Stays with the roots of the channel of being s homestead.
Wow, your new homestead is next to an active volcano (Mount St Helens) that last erupted in 1980. I can’t wait to see the volcanic eruption preparation kit you put together. Beautiful area!
It would be a bittersweet thing to move from such a beautiful property, but to move to one with a river running through it, makes it less bitter for sure.
Not meant to harass or other wise, but with that quantity / amount of land, your talking "field's." Yards are for city folk. Any land above 2.5 acres, in my opinion is when you go from yards to fields. I live on 5 acres, use maybe only 2 acres of it at most.
New subscriber here: I wonder why the North Fork River up in Kalispell, MT, doesn't run dirty unless it's spring run of, otherwise it's crystal clear - fed by Glacier Nat'l. McDonald River in Glacier Nat'l is clear all year seems. I think that info must be for certain areas maybe? Colorado River always ran dirty...i grew up in Colorado. Moved to MT. and didn't know rivers could run clear!! I was ecstatic! So many homesteaders I followed a few years back claimed to be believers...i wonder now... few of them will talk about their faith. Especially in times like these, I think it's so important! Thank you and God be with you as it was your efforts to help in Oregon vlogs that helped me find you! Smiles and blessings...
One thing for sure is that Our Father takes care of His children. I was in an accident about 4 months ago that could have killed me or at least left me paralyzed. It was so severe that I was transferred to another hospital that could deal with the severity of the injury. The docs said when I went to have the emergency surgery I was paralyzed and they had to do a tracheotomy to keep me breathing. After a unconscious week in ICU I was transferred to the Trauma Unit of the hospital. I still couldn't move my legs and remained on the trach until I went to Rehab. It is by God's Grace that I am now home and walking, though with little endurance. And I will have the endurance back, better than before, because Father is rebuilding me the way He wants. He not only takes care of us as individuals, but as a family too. What I'm going through and you, among others, are going through is part of His plan...if we simply let Him act on our lives by staying out of His way. Peace be with you and your families.
If its still your shoulder thats bothering you I cannot recommend something like a theragun enough. Dont waste hundreds on the real ones to start, just get the adapter for a battery jigsaw I'm sure you already have around, show your wife how to operate it and start gently doing 5 minutes in the mornings, itll be the best 15 bucks you ever spent. If you find you like it then maybe invest in a real one as they're lighter and easier to do yourself, but honestly I prefer the jigsaw one, its got more kick.
Your harvest video is awesome. I’ve been gardening for 30 years and just canned 75 jars of pickles. 20 jars with ghost chili’s added! I love the Heat!!
phantom walker Mt.Fuji is in Japan. Fuji Mountain is in Oregon near Waldo Lake, east of Oakridge off of HWY 58. He’s less than an hour from where I am.
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Your son is living in teenage boy paradise. Well done, Cody. Well done.
God bless you, and may he keep the Wranglerstar family safe.
Definitely not when he's isolated.......
Looks like Bob Ross put a happy little mountain in the background.
Yes, the affable ol' Mr. Brillo Pad.
Oh yeah a little son of aa gun.
Cody is in the middle of a huge move trying to move everything from one homestead to another and uproot his family to move them to a new place and is still putting out almost daily content. You sir are the real MVP! We appreciate you very very much!
Thank you Brandon,
And now he's put everything on hold to help family friends save their homes if he can. Completely selfless.
100% with no regard for his injuries. When someone needs help he’s there. Not many of his type left I aspire to be like that!
It's good to know people like you and yours are still out there. Prayers all around. Look forward to seeing what comes next.
This place has a million dollar view. BEAUTIFUL!!!
That’s because it actually cost that much
Cole Aviation and it probably cost a million dollars
out there its the price of the land that matters, not the view, its not the place for rich people.
1.1+ million to be precise
Q Continuum....Zillow
I’m very happy for your entire family. What a dream set up. Confession, I’m a bit envious but mostly just happy to see you plan for and accomplish such an amazing goal. Well done!
That river looks like sooo much fun. I bet the Sweetloaf is loving it. My dad and brother crashed while canoeing on a river a couple years back, be careful!
The Sweetloaf?
Hope your family is good and well from the McCabe family thank you and have a nice day🙏
so are we to expect fly fishing videos? that would be cool.
You followed your heart & have a wonderful & virtuous wife, helpmeet,supporter & friend. Blessings to you!
Blessed beyond blessed.
Wranglerstar is living the American dream.
My first instinct is to be jealous. But I have to sit back and admire the hard work that went into all of this.
Therefore, I'm so happy for this family.
God bless.
-Brew City Gardener
Similar thought, so many focus on their envy of others, but instead we should feel glad for another's success.
Sadly half of America would say that isn't the American dream, they will tell you it's greedy, excess, reaffirms the white male patriarchal society and then they will call him a racist and nazi. To you and I, it is the dream but it is not "the American dream" anymore
Thank you Brew,
Living the American Dream but thinks america is in decline. Maybe you should try to help it keep from declining. Instead of trying to find like minded people why don't you try to help everyone, you evangelicals are so hypocritical.
@@jaymcnaughton8368 -- a hypocrite calling someone hypocritical, how ironic. If you actually watch his channel you would know that he is going to build a place to bring people in to train and teach them ways to self sufficiency. You can only help those that want to learn. I suppose you just want everything given to you like you're entitled.
Thank God for an honest title! I genuinely appreciate that and will be praying for you and your future endeavors!
That's awesome man . I live downtown in a major Midwest city with my son . I've been a single father past 16 yrs with son in private school and multi sports where we live is for convenience and price . I'm a Plummer and do well with my income , currently looking into 12.5 acre lot up north beem a long time dream and after the riots and unrest in an already dangerous area (in parts) watching your Channel has convinced me it's the right choice .
Very beautiful sir! Congratulations on the move and new land.
This guy. Living every man's dream
A kid named sweet loaf bud, give your head a shake
Thank you for sharing this message. I am thankful for people like you and your wife. God Bless.
Beautiful land
Indeed. Makes a man jealous.
You just want him to let you shoot on it! :)
Absolutely, I just turned 29, buying a great piece of land is my #1 priority for the next 10 years.
@Paul Nicholson Nope
It is liberal controlled land. It is disgusting.
Very best luck on your new home stead and God bless you and yours.
I'm so so so happy the mountain is going to be in the videos. I was so worried lol
Ya he's now in the blast zone when that volcano decides to erupt. Shades of Mt. Saint Helens.
@@65895555 Well you can't have everything. I would be more concerned with Lahars.
Just wait till it blows it's top. :D
What mountain is Mount Fuji really?
@@BrittCHelmsSr I believe it is Mt Rainier
I found your videos last summer because of wildland firefighting. I appreciate your faith and the example you set. Thank you for continuing to share. I really appreciate it.
I have been watching your channel for years. The educational, emotional and religious aspects are wonderful. Keep doing what you do. God bless.
Good luck with the new place. And that is a beautiful view.
Can you give us a snap shot of pro's and con's of new spot vs old. I assume it is more acreage so that is why you moved, but curious what the lay of the land is. I applaud you for putting family and community first. Heal up, because much work to do.
You are truly blessed and may God continue blessing your family.
From my experience, glacial water is usually warmer than spring-water (which usually has constant temperature) I have hundred of times measured the temperatures of both types of rivers in my home-country, which has plenty of both, and during summertime, glacial water is always warmer, especially when the sun is shining.
Hope you have a wonderful future in your new homestead.
Wow what a view! And I didn’t think it could get better than the last homestead. Very nice guys.
The river isn't dirty, its just full of silt!
Yeah, my feet aren't muddy, they're just covered with water impregnated dirt.
Rock flour
its not poluted
Silt is dirt? Its not soiled?
I read that wrong 💩
I just subscribed today, after seeing a couple of your videos. I live in Namibia, retired magistrate and professional hunter. Love the outdoors !
was very confused by Mt. Fuji, until I released there is a Fuji Mountain in Oregon, which makes a lot more sense. lol... somehow I couldn't see him living in Japan (not to mention the different trees/terrain surrounding Mt. Fuji there)
I was also sitting here with a confused look on my face trying to see that scenery as in Japan:)
Same.I thought what in the world he moved to japan!?
Mt Fuji is not the real name of that mountain. He’s using an alternate name so people don’t start trying to search google earth for his home. Those of us from around this area know the real name of that mountain though...
Me too
@@SWheatleyOutdoors "Mt fuji is not it's real name" Yes, it's real name is fuji mountain.
You seem like a truly wonderful man !! Mrs. W. is a fortunate Lady ! Thank you for your videos.
The old place truly had that American charm to it. The old pole barns. The old looking house. The surroundings were pleasant, and truly was similar to my the Amish homestead I grew up in. The new place is quite modern appearing, but it also has that beautiful land. The new workspace is a bit smaller, but I believe it's more industrialized perhaps to what you're wanting to do, especially with the last video explaining the layout of it, which really brought things to perspective for me. I didn't realize you had to walk all the way down to the wood shop just to make a hole, then back to the pole barn to do this or that -- back and forth. I know such things would make me procrastinate doing it. Though I'm not a part of the Amish church, I still live on the land of my ancestors. We have separate houses, with our own areas. It's quite common where I live for such homesteads -- multiple houses spanned across one property. It's the way the pioneers did it, and I have deep respect for such ideologies. It truly showcases that you're wanting to be close to family, and the things that matter in life, not just a RUclips channel. I look forward to the house tours you'll be doing, shop setup, and all of the little details, even going through grand dads big old box of bits and pieces, organizing them. Good luck on your back recovery, I pray you'll get some relief.
MAGNIFICENT place you have. May God continue to bless you as He previously has. You didn't mention how many acres you have nor whether you can irrigate with your river water. .Mark/Redhorse702 in N Florida.
When Men say the real reason we moved is that the spouse decided she wanted a new home.
I know all about acceptance
Is it truly acceptance or is it more strong-armed compliance? LOL
Thomas T It’s Marriage. I have learned to bend without breaking. 😉
I know all about that!
I wish my husband would hang out with you guys... I have been begging, crying, begging, praying, begging and pouting for 8 years to move from this liberal state of Colorado... Nothing has worked. He even drives an hour to work and he won't leave this farm...
@@TinaShay There's always the retirement years, everything can still change. We had to go back out west for a while after we got settled in here, and I first told hubby I'd be here when he got back, but went along, knowing we would be back some day. Now we have a DEAD END sign on our drive way, we are here to stay and loving not having to move again. Been here since 2004.
Cody you are an inspiration to a lot of people. Keep up the good work.
Every time I ride my motorcycle down clackamas river highway I think of you. And know that was part of the reason you made the first move. I didn’t ride back then. But just letting you know you are an inspiration to myself as well as a lot of other people.
Stay safe friend. God bless you and your family.
Truly a magnificent piece of property. Praying for healing for you Cody.
Lucky You! Whenever I recite Psalm 121, I look up to the mountains on the picture in my small living room and imagine the contents of that Psalm, but you can look at a real and impressive mountain! ;-))
It’s tough to give up something that you have poured your heart and soul into. I’m sure that you and Mrs W didnt just jump into this move without a lot of prayers and discussion. It will be interesting to see what transformations you make to this new Home Place.
Thanks for explaining more about the move. You look very happy and excited. A good place to be at your age.
I love the property, looks like you are getting what you really wanted. Bless you and your family! I too have started to look for a place like you have found, my first homestead is starting to get a little old and while I look around it, doesn't provide like I thought it would. Maybe someday we can be neighbors.
Yes sir I think your spot on , we are in for some really difficult times ahead , you are truly blessed from God and your personal perseverance to provide for your family. Beautiful property, I wish you and your family well in the difficult times ahead of us .
I'm so happy for you. Living the dream. Looking forward to watching you on your newest journey.
I hope you heal quickly from your injuries. Its crazy how long it takes me to heal from injuries now and im just in my mid 30s. When i was 17 i had a double compound fracture in my arm. Broke radius and ulna and i could touch my elbow with my middle finger when it happened. Had surgery and had it all screwed back together. Bounced almost completely back in a little over 3 months and had pain for about a year. I tore my ACL and it took me 6 months just to be able to walk a mile without terrible pain and going on a year now i can run but i still have a good amount of pain. Probably will forever.
I just bought a mountain cabin on six acres with a fantastic view of Mt Rainer. The day before we closed during the walk through the RE agent told me that Mt RaIner is considered the most dangerous volcano in America.
It is, mainly because all of the natural flows (pyroclastic) will follow the river to the west and the highly developed settlements around lower Puget Sound (high populations) no room to escape unless you have a boat sitting there waiting for you ... but because so many do there will be maritime traffic jams there also ... :-(
Well, Mt Rainier is a pretty old vokcano and not likely to erupt. However, the big concern is that the north west side will slough off and create a gigantic lahar that will travel down the White River into Lake Tapps, Sumner, Bonney Lake and Puyallup, heavily populated areas.
Grew up in North Yorkshire with a river behind our house......fly fishing from age 7 to 17yrs. Swam in the river, cycled up/down the banks, amazing. You'll never regret your decision. All the best with it.
Beautiful backdrop... hope for many healthy years there!!,
Beautiful brother. Excited for you and your family to see you continue growing and thriving.
Congrats Cody and family from an “east coast” guy😬 I retire from my dept next year to travel hope to run into you guys someday.
Vansion860 Where do they live? I’m new on here. Looks beautiful!
@@mariaiacona133 Japan.
@@aswagmanstale5278 are you sure?
Fascinating scenery and I love the videos and I like watching you operate power tools and tractors and stuff.
Watch your daughter like an unrelenting hawk... Water on the properties can be a beautiful and scary spot especial when there are young children involved. Take care!
Fantastic! Thanks for sharing the updates! The river and mountain are beautiful!
A hydraulic ram pump to get that water to a garden or stock tank. Can you dredge or pan for gold on that river?
I was thinking about gold to. But the gold rush probably took all the chances of that away long ago.
Given the limited view of the river and surroundings I wouldn't hold out much hope for gold. Good place to get the itch and teach the boy though.
I would imagine he won't be allowed to dredge if it's a good fish baring river, gold panning hurts nobody. And since it's his land I'd reckon that would be a yes sir! ;)
Studies have proven that dredging is actually beneficial to fish bearing waters...
I’ve been a prospector for many years and when California outlawed dredging,
all types of studies were conducted to see if it was actually harmful to fish as the
state of California has claimed...
After several studies, by multiple sources, it has been proven to not only be untrue,
but that it is actually beneficial for the fish...!
Of course, California still does not want to accept the facts from these sources still
today...!
They could always run a High banker and/or a Sluice too...
I would definitely check it out and get into the hobby, especially with the value of gold
right now...!
It doesn’t cost much to get started, in fact, many of the tools and equipment can be easily
made...!
It’s a great hobby that the whole family can enjoy together and one that can potentially not only
pay for itself but also make you a nice income...
Good luck with your adventures...!
Stay safe and healthy.
Have a great day and be blessed.
@@troystutsman1400 I think the study your referring to was rivers that already had been effected or touched by man. I know that dredging "can" be beneficial for fish populations in some cases but certainly not all! Build up of silt, felled trees etc all play a part in changing the course of a river which obviously happens naturally over time. It's a tricky one to be 100% one way or the other to be fair. Dredging can help revitalise the health of a river that is lacking in biodiversity, however it will take some time to get back to a healthy state. It can also cause a serious amount of damage and set back a healthy river considerably. Time and place is key i guess
Awesome new land, Great idea, you and your family are in our Prayers.
Did you leave all your stacked firewood for the new homeowner?
lol
Good question.
Would you leave hundreds of your own dollars of usable resources to someone who may or may not even want it?
i would honestly add it to the sale price of the home.
Hopefully, he put that tractor to work and hauled it out.
Very nice. To bad to leave the other place that you put so much effort and work into. Good luck.
So so happy for you all and can’t wait to see everything on the new homestead!!!! Oh! And we haven’t seen Miss sweetloaf in a while!! I’m sure she is loving the new house!!
My life has changed so much after subscribing, and implementing the words and advice from this man. Thank you.
You think this guy is some kind of preacher? He's a con man just like your buddy trump.
@@jaymcnaughton8368 It's interesting, you use the same tactic as "orange man bad" with no evidence. Besides, I trust my own character assessment - and he's good with me.
@@ZacchaeusNifong most people love con men even after they find out they have been conned, that what makes a con man.
@@jaymcnaughton8368 Thanks Jay. I appreciate you letting me know.
Looking forward to the fishing videos, what a beautiful new homestead!
Sorry to hear bout injury. Will keep you in my prayers.
Cody, blessings to you and your family. Thank you for letting us see the river on the North side of your property. It’s quite lovely for your family .👍 Your children will certainly benefit from your choice to move 👍
God bless your family and may God bless America 💕🇺🇸🙏
that was my grandmas house! sad that she moved, but i’m glad someone else gets to enjoy it!
so i assume the grandfather was the man that passed?..
Seriously do you know how many acres it is ?
BigCtv yes, but he passed 6 or 7 years ago. my grandma needed to move to a smaller home, but it took a long time to find a buyer
Seth’s bike hacks nahhhh
Seth’s bike hacks i mean you just asked for the address, idk if i wanna tell you anything that could help you figure out where he moved to😂
Very nice 👌
Maybe the next project should be a nice hand built sleuth box so you could start prospecting that nice river👍 perhaps it'll help pay for beautiful parcel a little..
Why would anyone give a thumbs down to this video? If you fill your life with hate....you let others control you. Stop being hateful.
Beautiful View My Thoughts And Prayers To You And Your Family Feel Better 🙏🏼 And Congratulations In Your New Location. Loved To See The New Work Shop 👍
Near my neck of the woods. One of the best spots on earth. Beauty beyond imagine. The true soul of an Oregonian.
Glacier rivers are usually crystal clear, what usually makes them muddy is spring time floods or blowout from rapid melt or rain washing sediment down stream it usually only last for a short period of time
Hope all is going smoothly for you and yours. God bless, you're in my prayers!
I'm gratified that your mountain view didn't disappear! Good luck and thanks for sharing. 🤠
It’s gorgeous! Stunning actually. God bless y’all even more Cody.
Great river, great view of the peak. So, God willing you can get started cultivating this land, plant some fruit trees etc. Have fun.
I wrote on a previous video that Owen Benjamin sent me... since watching that first video, I have continued watching several others, and I just want to say that I am so happy to have found your channel! The homesteading life has always appealed to me, in a massive way, as I feel it does to all men who haven’t found themselves distracted by the bells and whistles of the city life and the current lifestyle. My heart yearns for a homestead with my wife and children, living with nature, like some sort of suppressed ancestral instinct. And I will have that life, God willing. Keep on creating, building and sharing your stories and thoughts with us! I will be watching!
@@DesertJacks Owen Benjamin is a comedian that was shunned and banned from Hollywood, and now lives and Livestreams about his new life, homesteading and family values. Really great stuff, though you'll notice that most of this videos are banned from RUclips. The best way to find them are to search for them by upload date, since they are most recently posted and haven't been flagged yet. While I don't agree with EVERYTHING the guy says, he has a TON of stuff that I love. Brought me closer to God, made me a better father and husband. He may not be for everyone, but I was glad I found him when I did. :)
All the very best to YOU, Wranglerstar. Hope you get on top of you INJURY, And get back to what YOU LOVE, MOST. SUB from Melbourne Australia..;-)
nothing like a bath in a glacier fed river after a long summer day of work!
U just loved the land there I understand that 100% I live in Maine and can see it on your face God bless you and your family I really love your content I've been watching for years and years and I appreciate you thank you
“Mt Fuji” erupted in 1980. I was living in Corvallis (80 miles south of Portland) at the time and ash was a thin layer in the city. Relatives in Spokane were covered thick in ash.
Is that really "Mt St Fuji" in the video? I suppose I could see it with that notch. Definitely smaller than I had imagined. I wasn't even thought of when it erupted, but I heard stories of it growing up.
You mean mt saint Helens in may 18 1980.
I lived in Eugene 100 miles south and heard the explosion.
Vancouver Island BC, we woke to about 1/4 inch of fines everywhere the next morning...
TheCanadianBubba Huh. I lived in Seattle, and got nothing at all, it all went East.
@@rickmanley767- don't know what to tell ya... it was a real mess, like talc powder.
Awesome informational educational video experience Y'alls God Bless Ya 🙏
I like this channel. Hes not scared to show his real opinions and he talks about real issues as well as. Stays with the roots of the channel of being s homestead.
Sending love and light to you and family. I know this video predates the fire and more recent videos, all the same you are a true American. God speed
We went from "We are losing our ranch!" to "We moved closer and it is actually twice the size!"
Keep the views coming...
Wow, your new homestead is next to an active volcano (Mount St Helens) that last erupted in 1980. I can’t wait to see the volcanic eruption preparation kit you put together. Beautiful area!
Berkeley Boy wrong mountain buddy😂
Yes not Mt Fuji lol
Me: Why is the river so muddy?
Wranglerstar: "People as why the river is so muddy..."
God bless you brother. I will pray for you and your family
When I was a kid, we moved every couple of years. I found out later that it was because of my mom. She would rather move then clean the house.
She should of made you clean the house..
It would be a bittersweet thing to move from such a beautiful property, but to move to one with a river running through it, makes it less bitter for sure.
Muddy..?
WHO CARES...! THERE'S WATER..! A RIVER RUNNING THROUGH THE YARD..!!!!
Not meant to harass or other wise, but with that quantity / amount of land, your talking "field's." Yards are for city folk. Any land above 2.5 acres, in my opinion is when you go from yards to fields. I live on 5 acres, use maybe only 2 acres of it at most.
@@stanwooddave9758 May be this folk is a non-native English speaker.
New subscriber here: I wonder why the North Fork River up in Kalispell, MT, doesn't run dirty unless it's spring run of, otherwise it's crystal clear - fed by Glacier Nat'l. McDonald River in Glacier Nat'l is clear all year seems. I think that info must be for certain areas maybe? Colorado River always ran dirty...i grew up in Colorado. Moved to MT. and didn't know rivers could run clear!! I was ecstatic! So many homesteaders I followed a few years back claimed to be believers...i wonder now... few of them will talk about their faith. Especially in times like these, I think it's so important! Thank you and God be with you as it was your efforts to help in Oregon vlogs that helped me find you! Smiles and blessings...
it's nice to see a big RUclips creator who is a follower of Christ
Amen!
Beautiful site and awesome view of FUGI!
Blessing for your new home!
One thing for sure is that Our Father takes care of His children. I was in an accident about 4 months ago that could have killed me or at least left me paralyzed. It was so severe that I was transferred to another hospital that could deal with the severity of the injury. The docs said when I went to have the emergency surgery I was paralyzed and they had to do a tracheotomy to keep me breathing. After a unconscious week in ICU I was transferred to the Trauma Unit of the hospital. I still couldn't move my legs and remained on the trach until I went to Rehab. It is by God's Grace that I am now home and walking, though with little endurance. And I will have the endurance back, better than before, because Father is rebuilding me the way He wants. He not only takes care of us as individuals, but as a family too. What I'm going through and you, among others, are going through is part of His plan...if we simply let Him act on our lives by staying out of His way. Peace be with you and your families.
Hope u will be healed by God completely.Peace and love !
@@JY-um4su Thank you.
That view is just gorgeous. Not that views are top on the list, but it is always nice to have something gorgeous to see as you work!
Ice the shoulder in the glacial river. God bless from England
yes combine with some WHM breathing excercises.
Great view! I look forward to seeing how you address the issues of living out and away.
If its still your shoulder thats bothering you I cannot recommend something like a theragun enough. Dont waste hundreds on the real ones to start, just get the adapter for a battery jigsaw I'm sure you already have around, show your wife how to operate it and start gently doing 5 minutes in the mornings, itll be the best 15 bucks you ever spent.
If you find you like it then maybe invest in a real one as they're lighter and easier to do yourself, but honestly I prefer the jigsaw one, its got more kick.
I am so glad to hear that, it makes sense now! I would not have been able to leave the beautiful view that you had. You guys have been twice blessed.
#45 ON TRENDING!!! LET'S GOOO!!!! ❤️
Hey James!! Love your channel!
Your harvest video is awesome. I’ve been gardening for 30 years and just canned 75 jars of pickles. 20 jars with ghost chili’s added! I love the Heat!!
Heal up, your in my family's 🙏 prayers, keep putting out vids/testimonials, God bless
I watch the video still couldn’t figure out where you moved from and where you moved to?
I believe that beautiful mountain is mt rainier.
@@stevenjames4659 got me too,fuli is in j a pan.
phantom walker Mt.Fuji is in Japan. Fuji Mountain is in Oregon near Waldo Lake, east of Oakridge off of HWY 58. He’s less than an hour from where I am.
Robert Gregg he’s near Oakridge, Oregon, less than an hour from me.
Steven James that would be incorrect. That is Fuji Mountain southeast of Oakridge, Oregon near me.
Hey there. I dont know your channels 'story," but WELCOME to Oregon from a 5th generation Oregonoan! Blessings to you and your family. LUCRETIA
Hey Cody, thanks for the content
Enjoy exploring the new site. Looking forward to seeing new videos.