We lived in suburbia for 60 plus years. In 2008 we were leaving for home after a long weekend camping in an area we love. We saw a gorgeous wooded 5 acre rural foreclosed property for sale. After 10+ years of renovating in our free time, we have retired to it. We are so blessed to have had the foresight to move. We thought suburbia was life. Little did we know we were programmed to believe it. We turned off TV and worked on building our new life. We added to the acreage as lots came available. We never look back. We have a large garden and put up quite a bit of food from it. Its a great life. Nature is a wonderful thing. We still go to the food stores and are mainly vegetarian.. this is a farm community so there likely will be a variety of foods available to the community. We hardly skipped a beat during Covid. This little piece of heaven saved us.
Thank you for this! We moved to 10 acres almost 2 years ago. I hear you on the hard work and learning curve. I’ve never felt so alive! I do more before 10:00 am than I used to do in a day in the suburbs. Our kids are watching and are looking to do the same.
I’m glad to know you feel this way Pete. I wish I’d seen this video earlier. I was able to move out last year 3/2022 and have little over 3 acres in Brooksville, Florida…. A small older farming area… so peaceful…. I’ve been prepping for years, now I finally have a place to store the necessities…
Oh gosh I need to do that fast , I just will need like one acre would be enough for one person , thank you for all your very good videos I have learned a lot with you working in your gardens and great ideas. I couldn’t tank you enough , Saludos from Tennessee 👋🙏👍🇺🇸
I totally feel you, my Brother in Christ. Unfortunately I'm stuck in a city (at least it's small, only 100k) until I can semi-retire in 3 years. Then it's off to a homestead somewhere in East Texas. 20 to 40 acres is my ideal. Keep on YouTubing, I'll be watching with interest. 👍
Pete, I’ve now watched more than 20 of your videos. I started with your chicken videos, since I’m looking to get my own flock soon. Your videos are well produced, enjoyable to watch, and inspiring. The background music is pleasant, and your audio/video production is above average. Have you recorded a video on your background? Curious to know where you used to live, what’s your day job (how are you paying for all your expenses?), how long you’re married, kids, what your wife thinks about this change, where you got your DIY skills, etc. I’ll be browsing through your channel to check out more videos. I recently moved out of big city life in California after 45 years to raise my family in a more wholesome location. I have no regrets. Keep up the good work. More people like me are stumbling upon your channel and learning and being encouraged by you.
Thanks for the kind words. I was a machinist, tool maker and tool grinder for thirty years and had rental property along the way. I have no kids and the wife and I have been married 10 years. I've always been tinkering with mini bikes and lawn mower engines as a kid and always loved to fix and build things so I picked up a lot of skills here and there. Glad my videos could help you out. Things are getting really crazy around the world right now and it's very clear what the world leaders and the WEP's agenda is with climate change. I would stay clear or the big cities, we've all seen the riots and civil unrest, things will only get worse from here on in. Stay safe and thanks for watching.
My mom could have planted a popsicle stick and grow a popsicle tree. That's how green her thumb was and it was like that until she passed away in 2007.
Just discovered your channel Pete. You are a brother from another mother! I’m going it alone back in the mountains and never looked back. I’m free! God bless you.
Pete, I grew up in the city, Cleveland, TN to be exact. Our lot was about 50-75' wide and about 100-150' long. Almost all of the backyard was a garden. We grew everything; green beans, tomatoes, peppers, squash, onions, potatoes, sweet potatoes and a lot of other things. The newspaper came down one day and did a story on my mom. She was standing on a step ladder picking green beans out of a nearby Maple tree. My dad would also plant tomatoes any where there was a spot. Mohammed and put stuff in the freezer and we would eat on this all Winter long. I wish I had paid better attention. My mom could plant a
Right on Pete. Country started going down morally with the New Deal when folks started moving away from an agrarian society. Started putting more faith in bosses and unions than God. Oh well! I recently retired and bought my Moms homeplace and got all of my Dads except 6 acres. Long story short my wife and I now have 150 acres and loving life....Nothing like it.
You are tearing me up. We just bought 2 arces today and are making the move to build a simpler life. Things are getting scary. God bless you. Thanks for your videos.
You're making the right move, The Lord warned us in Matthew 24 That things are only going to get worse. When things get really bad you'll be very glad that your in the country.
It's a very interesting coincidence that I had watched your "Thank you for 10.000 Subs" video and you told your story in that video which was shot very long ago and now this video is making so much sense, you are extremely right Pete, I think it's for people to see the big picture as "why we are living", we need to keep everything simple and that chaos in the city is the opposite.
Hi Pete, currently still stuck in Spring north of Houston. We have 26 acres over in Tyler county and plan on retiring there in 5 years, have a small backyard garden and looking forward to living like you and your wife do. This virus stuff is scary and will get worse before it gets better, take care my friend.
At stages of individual lives, there may be the desire to live in the city. Other times there is the desire to live in the country. I grew up on a farm and was usually pretty happy to be somewhere else that was more interesting for me. Now I like both the city & country. Though right now I’d rather be on my farm than in my city apartment.
Amen Pete I agree with you, we live on an 4 acre Homestead in the woods outside of Nashville for the past 16 years. We are just starting to get some our property cleared for our chicken coop and run. Thanks for the great videos.
Amen brother. When evil goes unpunished (Hillary, Barack, etc) then you know we are living in the last days. We are in a subdivision 20 mins from town on 1/2 acre lots and we’re considered agricultural. We have chickens. No rules. We can have whatever we want. We’re lucky. I have stuff stashed away and a huge garden in process. I dry a lot and can stuff. I have started seeds I ordered from Bakers Creek. Their seeds are awesome! I save seeds also. I just wish I hadn’t given up my 20 acre farm in VA. LOVE GRILLED SQUASH!! ❤️❤️❤️
Have you looked at doing an earthbag home? with the clay it may work really well. It’s why we bought where we did. Ours is black gumbo clay. Between Austin and San Antonio We are hoping to be off grid in 5 yrs.
I agree with you 100%. You live in East TX. You not to far from me. I'm in South West Louisiana 6 miles from state line. Would love to meet you someday
I live in a upper middle class subdivision, have a garden and people look at me funny (not now though). The best one was a 7 year old ask me once why a grow food, cant you afford to go to the grocery store. I just told him I like fresh food and growing thing you can buy at the store.
Great video my brother, I've been an advocate for country living for more than a decade. Download the book country living by (eg white a compilation) and thanks for your practical common sense! People actually love living like rats better than where God planted our first parents. Continue the good work.
I like living in the country, but it is a lot of work, and way more expensive. You need to really want it. Your first purchase is a zero turn mower, not the suburban 150.00 walmart model. Then some kind of barn to park it in, or one of your cars will sit outside. Hard to believe but even on 6 acres I still get to listen to the neighborhood dogs barking at night. I love to garden, and I agreed with everything you said except for the neighborhood association's being bad. Not everyone keeps a tidy homestead like yours, and IMO the association keeps you from getting a neighbor who drives your property value down. We bought, fixed up, and sold through the years moving up to afford buying land and building a new home, so property values were very important for me then. You don't have to drive very far around here to see a property where the wife says "oh my god, who lives there?" The big money jobs are in the city. I say make the money, and get out. But that requires a plan. You have to always have a plan, always I think.
Pete, I’ve wanted to move out to the country for a long time but every farmer I know is in a mountain of debt. I work in aviation and make a decent living. Is there really a way to do it and not pile up debt?
Remember that we are not actual farmers, but homesteaders. All you need is a decent house with at least a few acres away from too many neighbors to grow as much of your food as you can. My orchard garden is 100'x200' and not full yet and it produces more food then we can store and eat. You'll have to consider getting a small tractor, some implements for it and a zero turn mower. I know people that don't make a lot of money and are country living and have all these things.
Depending on how long you’ve owned a house in the city can change that a lot. We sold our home in the city and moved out onto 12 acres. We bought raw land. The profit from the house has almost covered our costs so far. Which is land tractor water storage tanks...doing rain water collection (not allowed in some areas) and installing electric. We are doing an alternative building style. But we do have living areas. We are trying to be debt free. So we do what we can each paycheck. It just depends on what is most important to you and your wife. But an example for us when we sold the house it sold for 186k we bought back it in 04. And it was 97k. We are almost completely debt free now.
Katrina Evans thanks for the input. I couldn’t agree more. I will try to work towards it but it will be difficult because I like to go all in or not at all. Transition doesn’t work well for us, lol.
There's a problem. A lot of city people are moving to the rural towns to make it into the city where they left. I live in Azle. When we moved here it was at 11,000 people. Now it's near 13,000. More housing developments are popping up and with it more hoa's. When our town's growing, more people are demanding our town to get bigger. More restrictions will pop up along with growth. We got out of the Ft. Worth/River Oaks area to have a small town life. We now have chickens and turkeys and I'm afraid of the day when these city minded new residents of ours will pull city leaders to stop people from having livestock altogether. These animals of ours are our babies and I can't imagine life without them. We had one lone busy body complain about someone's ducks. She cowed her way to make the hoa make that family get rid of their pets. Hoa's are the mafia.
I agree, that's why when I looked for country properties, it had to be out in the sticks. You have to be at least 20 to 30 minutes away from a small city or town.
This keeps getting worse, you may end up having to protect yourself and property from the city folks.. ever shoot anyone? Run it through your head a few times. You don't wanna hesitate if you absolutely must protect what is yours..
Life does not depend on these things at all. Let's go back and think about the time of our ancestors, how beautiful and truly enjoyable life was, despite the fact that they lived a simple life, not as we are now, despite the development of technology in our present time .. I see as technology develops, life has no taste as our ancestors lived. The more simple life, the more you feel the pleasure of life ..!
Awesome video, but i could of so done without the music, or at least toned down to almost nothen, but yeah, your 1000 % right, about everything, were working on the land situation as im watchen you
@@petebeasttexashomesteading Sorry that was supposed to say was (your 1000% right about everything,) i corrected it, hope i didn't offend you about the music, seems everyone puts music in their videos, why , i don't know, but they do, there's 1 fella that plays his music so loud, you can't even hear what he's saying, it just drives me nutz, i grew up on a farm as a little boy, when my folks moved to the city, or in a neighborhood, i hated it, the farm life is where it's at, its a paradise as far as I'm concerned, like i said , your so right about everything, but just wanted to let you know , i love your videos, their awesome, thanks bubba
hello. I am Mounir from Morocco. Thank you for this honest video. I would really like to do what you do, but I can not afford it. I still have to work hard and save money to buy land. Good Land is so expensive here. May God bless you.
remember that jesus said 'give to God that which is God's'. God is a part of us all, inside of us. the kingdom of heaven is within us - luke 17:21. give to God (which is within us) that which is God's - the earth, nature, etc. if 'men' are all created equal, then we each should have access to equal amounts of land to live God's intended way of life. commercial farming could be left behind, and all of that land for animals would be divided up and the animals become part of everyone's homestead. everyone could contribute 10% of their crops/materials/resources to their local community. no taxes. love thy neighbor, share with thy neighbor, cooperate with thy neighbor.
I agreed with everything you are talking about... but you lost me when saying the media is hell bent on making Trump (idiot) look bad. He makes himself look bad and the media reports on it.
We lived in suburbia for 60 plus years. In 2008 we were leaving for home after a long weekend camping in an area we love. We saw a gorgeous wooded 5 acre rural foreclosed property for sale. After 10+ years of renovating in our free time, we have retired to it. We are so blessed to have had the foresight to move. We thought suburbia was life. Little did we know we were programmed to believe it. We turned off TV and worked on building our new life. We added to the acreage as lots came available. We never look back. We have a large garden and put up quite a bit of food from it. Its a great life. Nature is a wonderful thing. We still go to the food stores and are mainly vegetarian.. this is a farm community so there likely will be a variety of foods available to the community. We hardly skipped a beat during Covid. This little piece of heaven saved us.
Let me tell you something Pete, The lifestyle you are living is the BEST lifestyle on the planet--PERIOD!!
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Thank you for this! We moved to 10 acres almost 2 years ago. I hear you on the hard work and learning curve. I’ve never felt so alive! I do more before 10:00 am than I used to do in a day in the suburbs. Our kids are watching and are looking to do the same.
Awesome 👍
I am looking to get out too soon.
I’m glad to know you feel this way Pete. I wish I’d seen this video earlier. I was able to move out last year 3/2022 and have little over 3 acres in Brooksville, Florida…. A small older farming area… so peaceful…. I’ve been prepping for years, now I finally have a place to store the necessities…
Awesome 👍 congratulations, it's a lot of work but so peaceful and rewarding to grow much of your food.
Oh gosh I need to do that fast , I just will need like one acre would be enough for one person , thank you for all your very good videos I have learned a lot with you working in your gardens and great ideas. I couldn’t tank you enough , Saludos from Tennessee 👋🙏👍🇺🇸
I totally feel you, my Brother in Christ. Unfortunately I'm stuck in a city (at least it's small, only 100k) until I can semi-retire in 3 years. Then it's off to a homestead somewhere in East Texas. 20 to 40 acres is my ideal. Keep on YouTubing, I'll be watching with interest. 👍
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Good luck brother, You'll have it one day.
I'm in East Texas and the land around here is selling like hotcakes. Lots of people have the same idea these days.
Pete, I’ve now watched more than 20 of your videos. I started with your chicken videos, since I’m looking to get my own flock soon. Your videos are well produced, enjoyable to watch, and inspiring. The background music is pleasant, and your audio/video production is above average. Have you recorded a video on your background? Curious to know where you used to live, what’s your day job (how are you paying for all your expenses?), how long you’re married, kids, what your wife thinks about this change, where you got your DIY skills, etc. I’ll be browsing through your channel to check out more videos. I recently moved out of big city life in California after 45 years to raise my family in a more wholesome location. I have no regrets. Keep up the good work. More people like me are stumbling upon your channel and learning and being encouraged by you.
Thanks for the kind words. I was a machinist, tool maker and tool grinder for thirty years and had rental property along the way. I have no kids and the wife and I have been married 10 years. I've always been tinkering with mini bikes and lawn mower engines as a kid and always loved to fix and build things so I picked up a lot of skills here and there. Glad my videos could help you out. Things are getting really crazy around the world right now and it's very clear what the world leaders and the WEP's agenda is with climate change. I would stay clear or the big cities, we've all seen the riots and civil unrest, things will only get worse from here on in. Stay safe and thanks for watching.
My mom could have planted a popsicle stick and grow a popsicle tree. That's how green her thumb was and it was like that until she passed away in 2007.
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Just discovered your channel Pete. You are a brother from another mother! I’m going it alone back in the mountains and never looked back. I’m free! God bless you.
Thank you my friend and God bless you too.
I'm with ya Pete. I just purchased a 50+ acre farm. I am lovin' it. ~Sleepy Hollow Farm - White Bluff, TN~
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Pete, I grew up in the city, Cleveland, TN to be exact. Our lot was about 50-75' wide and about 100-150' long. Almost all of the backyard was a garden. We grew everything; green beans, tomatoes, peppers, squash, onions, potatoes, sweet potatoes and a lot of other things. The newspaper came down one day and did a story on my mom. She was standing on a step ladder picking green beans out of a nearby Maple tree. My dad would also plant tomatoes any where there was a spot. Mohammed and put stuff in the freezer and we would eat on this all Winter long. I wish I had paid better attention. My mom could plant a
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Right on Pete. Country started going down morally with the New Deal when folks started moving away from an agrarian society. Started putting more faith in bosses and unions than God. Oh well! I recently retired and bought my Moms homeplace and got all of my Dads except 6 acres. Long story short my wife and I now have 150 acres and loving life....Nothing like it.
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I’m so glad I stumbled upon your channel. We just moved out of the suburbs and have 2 acres. I’ve got chickens and a garden and I’m learning as I go.
That is awesome!
We have always had viruses and bacteria around, no reason for everything to fall apart. Prevention and knowledge is vital.
You are tearing me up. We just bought 2 arces today and are making the move to build a simpler life. Things are getting scary. God bless you. Thanks for your videos.
You're making the right move, The Lord warned us in Matthew 24 That things are only going to get worse. When things get really bad you'll be very glad that your in the country.
It's a very interesting coincidence that I had watched your "Thank you for 10.000 Subs" video and you told your story in that video which was shot very long ago and now this video is making so much sense, you are extremely right Pete, I think it's for people to see the big picture as "why we are living", we need to keep everything simple and that chaos in the city is the opposite.
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This was a year ago, but everything is true, and now it's even worse. Thanks Pete B.
I agree with you about the media, about living in the country, etc. I live in a small town with a huge back yard and I am doing my best to grow food.
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Hi Pete, currently still stuck in Spring north of Houston. We have 26 acres over in Tyler county and plan on retiring there in 5 years, have a small backyard garden and looking forward to living like you and your wife do. This virus stuff is scary and will get worse before it gets better, take care my friend.
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At stages of individual lives, there may be the desire to live in the city. Other times there is the desire to live in the country. I grew up on a farm and was usually pretty happy to be somewhere else that was more interesting for me. Now I like both the city & country. Though right now I’d rather be on my farm than in my city apartment.
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Amen Pete I agree with you, we live on an 4 acre Homestead in the woods outside of Nashville for the past 16 years. We are just starting to get some our property cleared for our chicken coop and run.
Thanks for the great videos.
Thank you
God bless you,good job👍
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I love you brother, subscribing now
Thanks and welcome
Amen brother. When evil goes unpunished (Hillary, Barack, etc) then you know we are living in the last days. We are in a subdivision 20 mins from town on 1/2 acre lots and we’re considered agricultural. We have chickens. No rules. We can have whatever we want. We’re lucky. I have stuff stashed away and a huge garden in process. I dry a lot and can stuff. I have started seeds I ordered from Bakers Creek. Their seeds are awesome! I save seeds also. I just wish I hadn’t given up my 20 acre farm in VA. LOVE GRILLED SQUASH!! ❤️❤️❤️
Get ready physically and spiritually, because there's more bad things to hit the earth. We are in the begging of sorrows. Matthew 24,5-8
i love what you are doing and im inpired to do likewise, God bless . .
Thank you and God bless you too.
That's the plan, move to the countryside..
Thanks for the videos, man! They are very helpful.
Thank you 👍
Have you looked at doing an earthbag home? with the clay it may work really well. It’s why we bought where we did. Ours is black gumbo clay. Between Austin and San Antonio We are hoping to be off grid in 5 yrs.
I’m interested in this ⬆️!!
Kila H check out tiny shiny home. There is quite a few that have Channels.
I agree with you 100%. You live in East TX. You not to far from me. I'm in South West Louisiana 6 miles from state line. Would love to meet you someday
With 20 acres, I've been wondering how you've kept trespassers off of your property?
Green acres is the life, land spreading out so far and wide. Keep Manhattan,, give me that country life
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They are trying to make living unworkable for people.
Enjoyed your video all the way from Scotland.👍
Thank you my friend 👍
I live in a upper middle class subdivision, have a garden and people look at me funny (not now though). The best one was a 7 year old ask me once why a grow food, cant you afford to go to the grocery store. I just told him I like fresh food and growing thing you can buy at the store.
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My wife and I moved to the country and have .6 acres…can we do much with that
Couldn’t agree more, the profit machine is going to be the thing that ends up hurting us the most.
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Great video my brother, I've been an advocate for country living for more than a decade. Download the book country living by (eg white a compilation) and thanks for your practical common sense! People actually love living like rats better than where God planted our first parents. Continue the good work.
Thank you, yes we have the book Country living 👍
I like living in the country, but it is a lot of work, and way more expensive. You need to really want it. Your first purchase is a zero turn mower, not the suburban 150.00 walmart model. Then some kind of barn to park it in, or one of your cars will sit outside. Hard to believe but even on 6 acres I still get to listen to the neighborhood dogs barking at night. I love to garden, and I agreed with everything you said except for the neighborhood association's being bad. Not everyone keeps a tidy homestead like yours, and IMO the association keeps you from getting a neighbor who drives your property value down. We bought, fixed up, and sold through the years moving up to afford buying land and building a new home, so property values were very important for me then. You don't have to drive very far around here to see a property where the wife says "oh my god, who lives there?" The big money jobs are in the city. I say make the money, and get out. But that requires a plan. You have to always have a plan, always I think.
Yep, have a plan in place, save your money and get out of the cities.
Pete, I’ve wanted to move out to the country for a long time but every farmer I know is in a mountain of debt. I work in aviation and make a decent living. Is there really a way to do it and not pile up debt?
Remember that we are not actual farmers, but homesteaders. All you need is a decent house with at least a few acres away from too many neighbors to grow as much of your food as you can. My orchard garden is 100'x200' and not full yet and it produces more food then we can store and eat. You'll have to consider getting a small tractor, some implements for it and a zero turn mower. I know people that don't make a lot of money and are country living and have all these things.
Depending on how long you’ve owned a house in the city can change that a lot. We sold our home in the city and moved out onto 12 acres. We bought raw land. The profit from the house has almost covered our costs so far. Which is land tractor water storage tanks...doing rain water collection (not allowed in some areas) and installing electric. We are doing an alternative building style. But we do have living areas. We are trying to be debt free. So we do what we can each paycheck. It just depends on what is most important to you and your wife. But an example for us when we sold the house it sold for 186k we bought back it in 04. And it was 97k. We are almost completely debt free now.
Katrina Evans thanks for the input. I couldn’t agree more. I will try to work towards it but it will be difficult because I like to go all in or not at all. Transition doesn’t work well for us, lol.
Thank you 👍
You are welcome
Too late for this kind of encouragement. Now all the city people will come to your farm just to get out of the city.
What crops do you grow in Texas? I’m curious.
You are living the dream life
Couldn't agree more. God is trying to get our attention.
Thanks Pete
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You've got a good rooster, your hens' backs aren't all beat up.
Don't let him fool you, last year the hen's backs were all raw and red and the rooster is very aggressive this year. He might end up as dog food. 😮
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Thank you
God bless you Sir !
Thank you and God bless you too.
Good video
Glad you enjoyed
There's a problem. A lot of city people are moving to the rural towns to make it into the city where they left. I live in Azle. When we moved here it was at 11,000 people. Now it's near 13,000. More housing developments are popping up and with it more hoa's. When our town's growing, more people are demanding our town to get bigger. More restrictions will pop up along with growth. We got out of the Ft. Worth/River Oaks area to have a small town life. We now have chickens and turkeys and I'm afraid of the day when these city minded new residents of ours will pull city leaders to stop people from having livestock altogether. These animals of ours are our babies and I can't imagine life without them. We had one lone busy body complain about someone's ducks. She cowed her way to make the hoa make that family get rid of their pets. Hoa's are the mafia.
I agree, that's why when I looked for country properties, it had to be out in the sticks. You have to be at least 20 to 30 minutes away from a small city or town.
Ruth Stout learned how to not work hard gardening
You have to work the soil and amend it to have good soil first, then after that you can use what ever method works best for your area.
This keeps getting worse, you may end up having to protect yourself and property from the city folks.. ever shoot anyone? Run it through your head a few times. You don't wanna hesitate if you absolutely must protect what is yours..
Pete hanson this thought already occurred to me also.
Life does not depend on these things at all.
Let's go back and think about the time of our ancestors, how beautiful and truly enjoyable life was, despite the fact that they lived a simple life, not as we are now, despite the development of technology in our present time ..
I see as technology develops, life has no taste as our ancestors lived.
The more simple life, the more you feel the pleasure of life ..!
Awesome video, but i could of so done without the music, or at least toned down to almost nothen, but yeah, your 1000 % right, about everything, were working on the land situation as im watchen you
Thank you, hope you find a good piece of property. Thanks for letting me know about the music.
@@petebeasttexashomesteading Sorry that was supposed to say was (your 1000% right about everything,) i corrected it, hope i didn't offend you about the music, seems everyone puts music in their videos, why , i don't know, but they do, there's 1 fella that plays his music so loud, you can't even hear what he's saying, it just drives me nutz, i grew up on a farm as a little boy, when my folks moved to the city, or in a neighborhood, i hated it, the farm life is where it's at, its a paradise as far as I'm concerned, like i said , your so right about everything, but just wanted to let you know , i love your videos, their awesome, thanks bubba
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You described it perfectly..."the weeds don't take a break. They just keep growing!" There is a life lesson right there!
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I hear ya I'm sick of Houston
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hello. I am Mounir from Morocco. Thank you for this honest video. I would really like to do what you do, but I can not afford it. I still have to work hard and save money to buy land. Good Land is so expensive here. May God bless you.
@@ahmedlarissi580 One step at a time. Keep looking for a place and eventually you can find something.
@@pcguysoffgridcabin Thank you.
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remember that jesus said 'give to God that which is God's'. God is a part of us all, inside of us. the kingdom of heaven is within us - luke 17:21. give to God (which is within us) that which is God's - the earth, nature, etc. if 'men' are all created equal, then we each should have access to equal amounts of land to live God's intended way of life. commercial farming could be left behind, and all of that land for animals would be divided up and the animals become part of everyone's homestead. everyone could contribute 10% of their crops/materials/resources to their local community. no taxes. love thy neighbor, share with thy neighbor, cooperate with thy neighbor.
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So what are You saying... Armagedon is outside the door?!
Yes, but not how hollywood portrays it.
I agreed with everything you are talking about... but you lost me when saying the media is hell bent on making Trump (idiot) look bad. He makes himself look bad and the media reports on it.