Greeting from talty tx! Congrats! Ev is adorable! I’ve decided to start and watch your journey from the beginning. Steven cox sent me over to check your channel out in 2020. I thoroughly enjoy your videos! Especially the restoration content!
Oh, how wonderful that all looks! It's been a decade and a bit since I butchered an animal for food, and it was just a chicken I had just met. Having to slaughter an animal raised with love would be hard to do, and this gives a very intimate but positive perspective on it. Thank you for the moving video.
Jeff Hulton I just would like to know why you vegans watch these videos?? These people put a disclaimer at the beginning that said it will be graphic. Not everyone likes to eat paste.
That looks like a beautiful farm with some well cared for animals. I like the husbandry aspect of the farm life so I'm looking forward to the rest of this series.
I love the way you run your operation. I am a beginning homesteader. I raise chickens for eggs and turkeys for meat and an ever expanding garden. I follow the philosophy that your animals should have a great life followed by one bad day. I love the respect you show your animals.
This video was wonderful and I am charmed with your homesteading prospects and your extended family. I fell in love with Miz Piggie and could tell that although the meat is the main reason to raise pigs, you were not looking forward to losing your sweet pet. My first memory of my dad, his brothers and my grandfather slaughtering cows and pigs was when I was about 4 years old. I look forward to more videos and I am a new subscriber...today...from Mobile, Alabama
The Good of the Land until you eat that sweet bacon! better she lived a happy life than to have lived in a too-small pen never knowing what is like to roll in clean mud :) gratitude is a good flavoring for home grown meat!
Reminds me of going up to our hunt camp. Whenever there's lifting to be done, there's always one guy only using one hand because he doesn't want to put down his beer, lol...
I'm a fairly new subscriber decided to go back to the beginning and binge. ☺ I really like what you have going. Just wish I lived closer so I could help out at the museum.
Oh I envy the garden so late in the year, we get maybe 2nd week into September up in the northwest. such a great family and lifestyle, keep up the videos, thank you
Just found your channel, new sub. I'm also working on setting up my homestead, I'm building the Tahmahog pen now and have to get Fred and Wilma into their permanent home. My next project is going to be the pasture to raise Scottish highland beef, they will be George and Jane; I'm going for breeding as apposed to just raising.
My "NANNY" was born in Warrington { England } . Told me many times how they would raise 2 pigs for their own use. The BUTCHER would come to the Farm and slaughter the pigs. Part of His wages was the blood. He would dispatch them with a cut to the throat. Nanny told me He would give Her a length of very soft rope , noose on the end to put around snout and get HER to lead them out of pen. She was @ 10-12 at the time. Every part of animal was used. Sure are different times now. Death was part of life. This would be app. 1880-90.
It's the circle of life from a one cell organism to a human being that can't be ignored or changed. I have taken life from animals as a food source with consideration to do it suddenly and quickly. One day my life will end hopefully in the same manner with the complete expectation of another life in spirit with my creator. I pray he considers me a good steward of what was given for my care. Amen.
That sure is a friendly little bull your folks have there. I no longer live like this. My health won't allow it and I can't afford it. :-) I am still happy though (and grateful).
+shlisa shell Yeah, his grandma calls him sugar butt! It can be a rough life, it has its rewards and upsets. Im gonna hang on as long as l can. Thank you for the kind words,
My nephew caught a piglet at the county fair a few years ago. We raised it for a year. Once it got to about 250 pounds, it kept busting out of the pen. A .22 mag behind the ear and we were eating the best breakfast sausage I ever had.
Mister unindicted, the best way to shoot a hog is to look him straight in the face and draw an imaginary line between the left ear and the right eye and from the right ear and the left eye and put the bullet right where they intersect. Mr. Rose, always remember you slit a beef throat, you stick a hog, and by the way use a long sharp knife to do both.
the light, playful and happy tone (and music) of it all was tripping me out... Especially when we all know how it ends... Vegans would flip out lol.... No I'm not criticising, just saying the atmosphere was strange for me... Sidenote, my family owned and operated a butcher shop for years and i was not just a bystander ... Just imagining this music playing as we'd shock, hoist the hog up by it's hind leg, then with a knife....yay... Happy music keeps playing
It's good they did the pigs on the same day. At least the onse left didn't have much time to think. I also liked that they didn't scold the pigs like I see other people do. They looked really good pigs will make some good meals. I hope they got some money for them. They are looked after really well. Alot better than going to a slaughter house. Well done those farmers.
THANK YOU ALL FOR SHARING YOUR FARM LIFE ME I LOVE IT ALL BRINGS ME BACK TO AS WHEN I WAS VERY YOUNG CHILD, NOW I.M GOING BACK. ITS IN MY BLOOD, THAT IS IS AN HAS BEEN, FOR MANY YEARS, I WANT TO GO BACK TO DADDIES GREAT FARM ITS IN MY BLOOD FOR 100 YEARS
I enjoyed watching. I raised three show pigs in high school, and took a job at the meat processor that butchered our animals. The last hog I raised I skinned it myself, it was a hard thing to do. I was thinking you had to be in Texas, the trailer tag gave it away. What part of Texas? I'm an hour north of Houston.
+John Capps We are in the Tyler area, and the farm is in central Texas near Temple. We butcherd the pig yesterday and Murphys law was in full effect. I think I will title the video " How not to butcher a hog!"
Until I was about 11, I was raised in the city. We went to my dad's side of the family in South Eastern Kansas. Close to Joplin, lots of memories. My older brother who is now dying of cancer, tricked me into drinking well water. Nasty. That uncle had no indoor plumbing. A bathroom, go the outhouse. Like stepping back in time.
And that’s why my 10 year old daughter has 3 “pet” chickens now 😑 she named them jennay (as pronounced by forest gump), flabby fabio and twinkles... I’m still hungry
Man, I love how you love on your animals. I'm a meat eater like nobody else. I'm in the market for a farm right now so that I can grow my own food and process my own meat but that won't stop me from showing them the best life possible! Great video, liked and subscribed
+Dj Daniels Stupid youtube censors the vid so I broke it up into two parts. You will have to go to my channel to find it. Thumbnail shows the pig hanging. It is a great video and the second in a series. I have some good processing vids as well. Sorry for the misleading title. I will change it.
@@TheGoodoftheLand that's insane, damn animal rights people probably bitching about it... Go figure ISIS murders and beheadings are still available. Butchering animals for food=bad, Butchering people for Islam=okay
The Good of the Land.... HOW DARE YOU use a scripture from the Bible that means the fruit and vegetables for your title!!! You will most definitely burn in Hell.
i have chickens that roam around the yard and they keep the bugs out... they are not that friendly and they get into my shop and they poop everyehere...
Seriously!!! God I can't believe people would enjoy watching or being excited to kill a living being, a innocent animal. "Just my opinion" but it hurts my heart to see any animal get hurt or suffer. what can I say!
Poor animals. I don't consider pampering an animal than turning around and slicing it's throat and cutting it up for food, to be "spoiling" the animal. I understand that i eat meat and i contribute to the slaughter of animals and when you have a farm, naturally, you're going to bond with these animals but my point is only a human being can be two faced and phony like this. Thus why i don't think it's good to ever completely trust anyone. We're not made to be fully trusted because we can smile at something than turn around and cut it up for food.
John Vu it's not being two faced. This is their purpose in life. They all deserve to know love and have food, shelter and all of their needs met before their time is up. You can treat them inhumanely, starve them, beat them etc and then kill them or you can take care of them, let them enjoy life until one day, bam it's over.
Really digging the Texas homesteading. We are just starting to do some of this here in Erath county, and really look forward to learning from fellow Texans. Are yall in East Central Texas? Dirt and trees kinda look like that area.
+Austin Hubbard The farm is in central Texas near Austin and The Homestead is in east Texas near Tyler. Welcom to the channel...Ya'll getting any of this rain?
I feel all animals should be treated nicely and respected. Especially those we consume, but I'll be honest, I could never raise animals to eat. I rather hunt wild game and thank the animal for nourishing me. Im just not wired to pour care and love into an animal I will dispatch and eat. Not that its wrong, just don't have the stomach for it.
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Greeting from talty tx! Congrats! Ev is adorable! I’ve decided to start and watch your journey from the beginning. Steven cox sent me over to check your channel out in 2020. I thoroughly enjoy your videos! Especially the restoration content!
I'm going to love watching a homesteading channel from a different part of the country. Thanks for sharing with us.
Oh, how wonderful that all looks!
It's been a decade and a bit since I butchered an animal for food, and it was just a chicken I had just met. Having to slaughter an animal raised with love would be hard to do, and this gives a very intimate but positive perspective on it.
Thank you for the moving video.
+Jeff Hulton Jeff you are an idealistic hypocrite. Im open to a conversation so you can prove me wrong. You up for it? ............
+Jeff Hulton I agree life is valuable. Are you vegan?
+Jeff Hulton Didn't even watch the video, just comments based on the title. Thanks for the comments, they help the videos analytics.
Jeff Hulton I just would like to know why you vegans watch these videos?? These people put a disclaimer at the beginning that said it will be graphic. Not everyone likes to eat paste.
Yes you thank the animal for its sacrifice and the Universal spirit as well ! Then its BBQ CHICKEN TIME~
That looks like a beautiful farm with some well cared for animals. I like the husbandry aspect of the farm life so I'm looking forward to the rest of this series.
I love the way you run your operation. I am a beginning homesteader. I raise chickens for eggs and turkeys for meat and an ever expanding garden. I follow the philosophy that your animals should have a great life followed by one bad day. I love the respect you show your animals.
+Mikes Homestead Thank you Mike! WE ARE ONE IN THE SAME!
This video was wonderful and I am charmed with your homesteading prospects and your extended family. I fell in love with Miz Piggie and could tell that although the meat is the main reason to raise pigs, you were not looking forward to losing your sweet pet. My first memory of my dad, his brothers and my grandfather slaughtering cows and pigs was when I was about 4 years old. I look forward to more videos and I am a new subscriber...today...from Mobile, Alabama
Was lovely seeing you lovely your animals xx 😘 Wendy um xx
Love how you respect the animal. This is the way farming and butchering your own food was meant to be.
Why watch the video if it upsets you? Quit crying about it.
Jeff pervert.
Did they get her drunk?
this is joyful to watch! What a happy pig!
+Yvonne Williams Thank you! She was such a sweet smart girl, makes me sad to watch.
The Good of the Land until you eat that sweet bacon! better she lived a happy life than to have lived in a too-small pen never knowing what is like to roll in clean mud :) gratitude is a good flavoring for home grown meat!
+Yvonne Williams Wow, well said.
You have some happy farm animals, I'll be back to watch the rest of your videos.
+Hiro Protagonist Thank you and welcom to the channel!
Very joyful video... Soon I will have my own little farm in Egypt and it will include PIGS... Thanks a lot!
Not wanting to process any animal. Just nice to see a homestead nice friendly calm people getting along. Way things were meant to be..thank you.
Reminds me of going up to our hunt camp. Whenever there's lifting to be done, there's always one guy only using one hand because he doesn't want to put down his beer, lol...
I'm a fairly new subscriber decided to go back to the beginning and binge. ☺ I really like what you have going. Just wish I lived closer so I could help out at the museum.
+mrfixit111 Thanks! Watching the old stuff is a great way to watch the learning curve and how I have changed.
*Just found your channel. Subbed right away. I love how happy your animals are.*
I'd love to own a farm one day. Big enough to farm cattle, and chickens and especially food. Liked the video too. Cheers.
Thanks for sharing. Blessings to your family and the farm!
Just found your channel. Pure joy to watch you guys.
+Ram Sidi Thank you so much! I'm working on a few more right now.
This is the best homestead video I've seen so far! 👍🌟💖
Oh I envy the garden so late in the year, we get maybe 2nd week into September up in the northwest. such a great family and lifestyle, keep up the videos, thank you
Thats a good pig. easy to load and calm as can be. Shows it was well treated. I raised hogs and cows for many years. Well done.
Nice pigs and wonderful video. Thanks Jim
You dont kill things you love, at least he can rest easy knowing hes giving you cancer and heart disease
Fuc off vegan cultist
Just found your channel, new sub. I'm also working on setting up my homestead, I'm building the Tahmahog pen now and have to get Fred and Wilma into their permanent home. My next project is going to be the pasture to raise Scottish highland beef, they will be George and Jane; I'm going for breeding as apposed to just raising.
+mrgearheadfromhell Sounds awesome! BEEF!
Great video! I love the vibe of what you do.
Man im enjoying these awsome videos keep them up im starting from the beginning. haha
+Levi BLANK Thanks Levi!
The Good of the Land Thank you for the awsome content! I'm all caught up with all your videos looking forward to some more.
+Levi BLANK Thanks brother!
My "NANNY" was born in Warrington { England } . Told me many times how they would raise 2 pigs for their own use. The BUTCHER would come to the Farm and slaughter the pigs. Part of His wages was the blood. He would dispatch them with a cut to the throat. Nanny told me He would give Her a length of very soft rope , noose on the end to put around snout and get HER to lead them out of pen. She was @ 10-12 at the time. Every part of animal was used. Sure are different times now. Death was part of life. This would be app. 1880-90.
love the pig. great to see animals living happily before harvest day.
Animals aren't plants. They are killed, not harvested. Just saying.
What a blessed family much to be thankful for
It's the circle of life from a one cell organism to a human being that can't be ignored or changed. I have taken life from animals as a food source with consideration to do it suddenly and quickly. One day my life will end hopefully in the same manner with the complete expectation of another life in spirit with my creator. I pray he considers me a good steward of what was given for my care. Amen.
Its not about works.. look that up
I love your farm and everything about it i would love to have the same life style of life everything fresh from the farm god bless you guys 🙏
Really enjoying your videos! What particular breed of pig is she? Thanks for sharing! 👍
they are some beautiful chickens!!
Just found you via Wranglerstar. Watched every video tonight. Figured I'd come back to the beginning to comment. Keep up the good work!
+Irving Washington Wow! Thank you! I will be uploading another tomorrow@
Do you process your own cows?...Is that a Dexter calf in the pen with the pig?
The cow and pigs were adorable
+Controled Chaos Thank you, we just try to raise them with love and treat them the best we can.
I love the chicken nesting box!! Is there somewhere that you share video of this? I need better visuals! I want to make this for my girls!!
Those are beautiful hens. What breed are they?
I love you video your channel is gonna go big all the best Joseph
+Joseph Russell Wow, thanks! Its alot of fun, this whole youtube experience!
Great video and great channel. I can't wait to see more.
That sure is a friendly little bull your folks have there. I no longer live like this. My health won't allow it and I can't afford it. :-) I am still happy though (and grateful).
+shlisa shell Yeah, his grandma calls him sugar butt! It can be a rough life, it has its rewards and upsets. Im gonna hang on as long as l can. Thank you for the kind words,
My nephew caught a piglet at the county fair a few years ago. We raised it for a year. Once it got to about 250 pounds, it kept busting out of the pen. A .22 mag behind the ear and we were eating the best breakfast sausage I ever had.
Damn! Lol!
That's the best humane way to kill one, not slit its throat and let it bleed out
The Unindicted Coconspirator omg
Mister unindicted, the best way to shoot a hog is to look him straight in the face and draw an imaginary line between the left ear and the right eye and from the right ear and the left eye and put the bullet right where they intersect.
Mr. Rose, always remember you slit a beef throat, you stick a hog, and by the way use a long sharp knife to do both.
@Moritz Schmidt that's not... what? I'm so confused. isn't a gun more humane? A gun won't harm anyone unless a bad guy pulls the trigger.
Great video thanks. I'll be thanking my first crack at feeder pigs later this year, fingers crossed
the light, playful and happy tone (and music) of it all was tripping me out... Especially when we all know how it ends... Vegans would flip out lol.... No I'm not criticising, just saying the atmosphere was strange for me... Sidenote, my family owned and operated a butcher shop for years and i was not just a bystander ... Just imagining this music playing as we'd shock, hoist the hog up by it's hind leg, then with a knife....yay... Happy music keeps playing
Very friendly treatment of the pig.
thats alot of okra, i think the blossoms on okra are beautiful an yes i love okra too!
+SunsetBay Bonnie Ha! We will have ocra for several months! Getting ready to plant some tatters!
am i too late to win an axe
It's good they did the pigs on the same day. At least the onse left didn't have much time to think. I also liked that they didn't scold the pigs like I see other people do. They looked really good pigs will make some good meals. I hope they got some money for them. They are looked after really well. Alot better than going to a slaughter house. Well done those farmers.
Enjoy the happiness Caus your life's over piggy
THANK YOU ALL FOR SHARING YOUR FARM LIFE ME I LOVE IT ALL BRINGS ME BACK TO AS WHEN I WAS VERY YOUNG CHILD, NOW I.M GOING BACK. ITS IN MY BLOOD, THAT IS IS AN HAS BEEN, FOR MANY YEARS, I WANT TO GO BACK TO DADDIES GREAT FARM ITS IN MY BLOOD FOR 100 YEARS
You guys Liveing real life mate very good
A LOT of People could learn from you guys
Good stuff Sir ....found you via Wranglerstar..
What State is this in? Its fantastic its that late and everything there is still sooo green !!!
+Marie Holt Its Texas.
Why do you castrate the cow? Smell? Behavior/temperment?
I enjoyed watching. I raised three show pigs in high school, and took a job at the meat processor that butchered our animals. The last hog I raised I skinned it myself, it was a hard thing to do. I was thinking you had to be in Texas, the trailer tag gave it away. What part of Texas? I'm an hour north of Houston.
+John Capps We are in the Tyler area, and the farm is in central Texas near Temple. We butcherd the pig yesterday and Murphys law was in full effect. I think I will title the video " How not to butcher a hog!"
The Good of the Land Well that's a bummer. We all have off days.
I hope you didn’t cause the animals pain though .
they have no idea that their gonna be ham,bacon,porkchops,baby back ribs and sausages!
the lady is adorable
Until I was about 11, I was raised in the city. We went to my dad's side of the family in South Eastern Kansas. Close to Joplin, lots of memories. My older brother who is now dying of cancer, tricked me into drinking well water. Nasty. That uncle had no indoor plumbing. A bathroom, go the outhouse. Like stepping back in time.
Did you guys ever found the pig? All I saw was a nice family....
Good looking hog!
Little pigs are delicious.
Mark Hansen especially baby (suckling) pigs. Sweet, juicy, and tender 😋👌
Was that feed store you went too in Buffalo TX?
I get to attached. That's why we hunt
Alexis' Fishin', Huntin', and Farming Show same here i would find it very hard to so
I told you DO NOT NAME THE ANIMAL !
And that’s why my 10 year old daughter has 3 “pet” chickens now 😑 she named them jennay (as pronounced by forest gump), flabby fabio and twinkles... I’m still hungry
@@sakesama1 Unless you name them porkchop, drumstick, sirloin, stuff like that...
I got a kick out if the bull that thinks he's a dog.
Man, I love how you love on your animals. I'm a meat eater like nobody else. I'm in the market for a farm right now so that I can grow my own food and process my own meat but that won't stop me from showing them the best life possible! Great video, liked and subscribed
Adorable farm animals raised with love to butcher
"animals raised with love". "butchering"
If that's what you consider love I'm calling CPS the second I see a child in one of your videos
Did you forget to include the "butcher a pig" part? I am giving up with about 2 minutes left to go.
+Dj Daniels Stupid youtube censors the vid so I broke it up into two parts. You will have to go to my channel to find it. Thumbnail shows the pig hanging. It is a great video and the second in a series. I have some good processing vids as well. Sorry for the misleading title. I will change it.
@@TheGoodoftheLand that's insane, damn animal rights people probably bitching about it...
Go figure ISIS murders and beheadings are still available.
Butchering animals for food=bad,
Butchering people for Islam=okay
The Good of the Land.... HOW DARE YOU use a scripture from the Bible that means the fruit and vegetables for your title!!! You will most definitely burn in Hell.
Thanks RUclips!!!!
Wow nice place !
Chickens will keep your yard insect-free
Visit africa..you will see an avocado raised with love
i have chickens that roam around the yard and they keep the bugs out... they are not that friendly and they get into my shop and they poop everyehere...
Seriously!!! God I can't believe people would enjoy watching or being excited to kill a living being, a innocent animal. "Just my opinion" but it hurts my heart to see any animal get hurt or suffer. what can I say!
Man can’t you just eat non-mammals? That pig was sweet and clearly trusted you like a pet. Super unhealthy to eat meat anyway.
NO actually THAT Meat is SUPER Healthy the way it was raised ! and ITS NOT a PET it is Livestock and NOT an endangered species! So Eat up !~
You ever try curing a turkey,the same way you do a ham it's good
We use a mascalator on our steers it cuts the vein with out breaking the skin.
Clifford , concerning a Mascalator, Most Feminist Women use them too !
what a beautiful life!! looking forward for more great videos
+JareltheWitness .org Thank you! We have several more on the way.
Nice old barn
That's some pig.
have a happy NEW YEARS TO YOU XD
+panda Happy new years! I hope you have a wonderful 2017!
+panda Yes sir, Looks like we will be leaving early monday morning. I will let you know if anything changes. Thanks.
Did I see a Mahindra tractor? Coooooooool!!!
+Thomson Lillie Yup! They have given us a few problems but in all, WE LOVE THEM!
That pig is so small compared to the ones I work with!
MORE LIKE "A DAY IN THE FARM" !
very humane, at least you are not paying factory farms :D
Zara Thompson Thank you.
@@emfg4101 You have a childlike mentality. Go sit down somewhere else.
"Who's gonna get eaten todaaaay??! Guess who's gona get eaten today,? Awwwnn "....
I dunno, it seems weird
That's good farming right there.
what made yall become homesteaders
+RantKing The idea of having more control and input in our own lives is appealing to us.
The Good of the Land where y'all always homesteaders?
The same reason that made Jethro on the Beverly Hill Billies quit the show, Move to Carson City Nevada and open up a Casino !@
I came from Wranglerstar, too.
Poor animals. I don't consider pampering an animal than turning around and slicing it's throat and cutting it up for food, to be "spoiling" the animal. I understand that i eat meat and i contribute to the slaughter of animals and when you have a farm, naturally, you're going to bond with these animals but my point is only a human being can be two faced and phony like this. Thus why i don't think it's good to ever completely trust anyone. We're not made to be fully trusted because we can smile at something than turn around and cut it up for food.
John Vu it's not being two faced. This is their purpose in life. They all deserve to know love and have food, shelter and all of their needs met before their time is up. You can treat them inhumanely, starve them, beat them etc and then kill them or you can take care of them, let them enjoy life until one day, bam it's over.
great video, thank you.
+Barbara Waters thank you for watching. We have uploaded the butchering video as well,just check the channel.
IF YOU KILL THEM ITS NOT LOVE BUT TREAT THEM HOOD THATS GOOD DEL. I ALLWAYS TREATED MY PIGS REALLY GOOD TOOK THEM TO THE FAIR
Really digging the Texas homesteading. We are just starting to do some of this here in Erath county, and really look forward to learning from fellow Texans. Are yall in East Central Texas? Dirt and trees kinda look like that area.
+Austin Hubbard The farm is in central Texas near Austin and The Homestead is in east Texas near Tyler. Welcom to the channel...Ya'll getting any of this rain?
Austin Hubbard I think all of Texas has dirt and trees 🌲
I feel all animals should be treated nicely and respected. Especially those we consume, but I'll be honest, I could never raise animals to eat. I rather hunt wild game and thank the animal for nourishing me. Im just not wired to pour care and love into an animal I will dispatch and eat. Not that its wrong, just don't have the stomach for it.
I think its sad that we eat animals. But I can see this animals are treat it with lots of love. It must be sad. To let them go..
I see you don't need a Judas goat, was wondering if the cow was going for a ride
That is NOT a COW ! Its a Bull, well at least until they cut his balls off !
Roberto De La Vega Pechenino well, since he'll eventually become steak and burgers, I guess getting his balls cut off is the least of his worries.
It's not love to kill animals...
But it is love to eat them.
Where's the link to part 2
That. Is. Nice. Video
Cut the bull asap...
No need for a special tool, a good sized rubber band that is in good shape is all you need...
That's extremely painful
Have A vet do it with sedative or don't do it at all
I am sure you all know, PIGS are smarter then most humans.
Well this comment proves their definitely smarter than some humans.
Pigs are definitely smarter than liberals.
and they are Tastier too ! So that is what you call Smart Meat !
@@sakesama1 how do you know
smarter than liberal democrats at the very least
Where in the US you all live?
that is really none of your business. troll.