I came across your videos and can I say love the input, you remind me of myself here in Ireland, I am constantly either mowing the grass, or up to something, I also keep bees and like yourself I work, as I look at your videos I see me, thanks I really am enjoying them. again cheers from Kildare Ireland and keep them coming.
Dont know why the old videos started to show up in my recommended. I already watched these. But, it is fun to go back and see what the farm was and what it is now. Completely different place
Its nice to see you finding time to work on the little farm house. Its looking cool. Its nice to see the you and Melissa work together. The property you cleaned up well. Soon it will be inside work. Autumn is on our door steps. I was blessed to grow up in the country with all the wild life. I'm now "Blessed to live by the sea shore" Enjoying lots of fish and lobster this summer. The leaves will be changing soon. Your quality videos are appreciated.
Enjoying videos, please tell your wife those grits look like my grits, everyone can't cook grits, yard looks well groomed and your workshop looks like a home inside, nice. Thanks for sharing🙏🐕❤🐈
I think that it'll take a couple of years to do all the things that the previous owners didn't do, maybe they were older, but you've got the 'Drive' that most would die for!:) I can't wait to see the progress...Semper Fidelis
watching you on that tractor and all i can think is.... Green Acres is the place to be. Farm livin' is the life for me. Land spreadin' out so far and wide Keep Manhattan, just give me that countryside.
I haven’t watched your show in a few days and I’ve missed it. I have subscribed to a couple other people who are living off the grid and building houses in the forest. Now it’s time to settle back and watch some more of Northern Seclusion and the tent.
@Edgar Smithingston If its 'value' compared to gold is expressed in dollars per pound, perhaps you are correct. If it isn't calculated in dollars per pound, you are not only wrong, you're a troll of the variety I like to call 'jackass'.
Thanks Joe for doing these videos at the farmhouse and for sharing them. I love each and everyone of them that I have seen so far. I looked forward to the next video.
Joe I have just finished a four day binge of watching all of the Joe and Zach Survival and Northern Seclusion videos. I am amazed with your skill level and problem solving abilities. Your energy is unbelievable! Good luck to you and Melissa and your respective families. I can’t wait till your next posting!
That Ice and Water shield you put on the roof has to be rolled before the adhesive sticks. Those staples won't hold it down ina 20 mph wind and it's not going to stick. If you don't roll it just use 90# and nail it on. We use a 100# floor roller when we install it.
I have been using it for so many years I can not count. This will be the test for sure. It gets cold as F here and it blows like crazy. Lets see what happens.
@@NorthernSeclusion Me too, how do you think I know what happens when you don't roll it on? Lol! For me it was an expensive lesson as it all balled up and stuck together.
Joe you are a master craftsman like your Dad...I've been really sick the last two years and your videos especially the tent and hunting one's have gotten me through some pretty rough patches. Would love to me you some time I believe you duck hunt near where I live. Keep the videos coming
Man, I sure do enjoy watching that M work. Mine hasn't been started in a couple months. Need to get the front wheels off of it to get the new tires installed so it is ready for winter. Looking forward to the next installment!
Your videos are great. You are documenting work at your home to improve the property. And you provide exactly that...and some amazing meal prep/scrumptious dinners. I would love to see some of your work projects...I think it would be very educational. But, I guess you have decided not to include that aspect. Love you channel! You and Melissa have busy lives...I am amazed how much you get accomplished.
With as many Does and Fawns around there, there has to be some Bucks in the area somewhere. Maybe during the Rut you will see a Buck or at least a couple. At least I would think so! Thanks for all the updates at the Farm House and Melissa I’m sorry we couldn’t get together but understand m as very limited. Love y’all!
Joe, I was just thinking, you really got your money's worth from that tractor, and then you came out and said it. Those old tractors are really a big time saver around the farm and with additional attachments, you'll make a ton of progress fast. Thanks for posting.
Are you not losing the Deer due to mowing so much pasture? Here in the uk we leave a acre of longer pastre on the edge of out woodland for them. We have a strong healthy breading population. BEST WISHES.
Great video again! I cant believe how much you guys have accomplished in such a short time! The house is looking so sweet inside! That stained glass in the laundry is beautiful...
Joe i need you at my place you do so much good work u could have work that i need done in no time yall have your farm place so nice now, thats so pretty back in the woods to where the deers was on video
Just amazes me how much work you get done Joe, that place is looking fantastic. Can't wait to see what you do the next few years. Keep it up joe and Melissa
Watching you run that M all this time I had to get my old log books out and see how many I’ve overhauled through the years! 13 C’s 6 Super C’s..2 Farmall A... 9 Farmall Super A’s ..23 H.. 11 Super H.. 32 M’s and 28 Super M’s.. They’re damn good tractors! Thanks for showing yours off!
Hi Joe!! You haven’t said anything about the baby crib lately time is getting close. Zach said something about it on one of his last videos. The yard looks great 👍 plenty of room to stretch your legs. Have a good night!!
You should build a pallet to store your mower on. If not on back of tractor it will keep it off the ground and if you ever want to move it you only need forklift or just push the pallet. You could make a sled pallet to store it on and you could definitely just push it to store wherever during winter. Your dog was looking for you when you were screwing down the plywood on the roof.
After a flight, I'm a little queasy too. I always want chicken noodle soup from the can, made a little bit on the thin side... It's mostly water and salt = electrolytes for dehydration. Also, what little chicken broth there is, seems to calm my tummy. Maybe she has another favorite that she likes when she is sick. But after all those hours of not eating, it's good to get something light, before bed. ❤🌅🌵 p.s. Hope she's feeling better after a good night's sleep in her own bed.
Hey Joe, another great video for sure. Glad to hear that Melissa had a great time visiting family. Just one thing I wanted to point out to you about the tractor. Those two arms that connect up to the finish mower should be strapped up with something to keep them swinging around like they where when you where cleaning up around the workshop. They where swinging around quite hard and may get bent or even break or possibly get hair line fractures in the bars from whipping around so hard. Being a machinist all my working days let's just say that forces like that will weaken metal pretty quickly. If someone else already posted about this I am sorry about the repetition of comments. One other thing, I think the AM/PM settings in your woods camera is wrong. It showed broad daylight pictures/videos in the PM ones and it was dark in the AM ones....Just saying...lol Looking forward to seeing you on the next video. Tom.
Mid-priced, easy, fairly cool looking flooring option that my wife and I did in the entryway and hallway is a plywood plank floor. Ripped some sanded plywood into about 8" strips, nailed 'em down and threw a few coats of thick poly over them. We love it.
The farmhouse and it's outbuildings are looking great, Joe! That tractor has really come in handy! Can't wait for you to have chickens relocated there; bet they will love being able to partially free range?
Looking good Joe . Didn't know airports had a cell phone lot . Just call when ready to be picked up . Great idea . I like those saw horse you have there Joe , They seem to be strong and sturdy . What kind are they . I need a couple . Looks like they are portable . Those pizzas looked yummy .
Another great video. I wish that I had half of your energy. At some point would you be able to do a short segment on the tractor controls and how they work? Thanks...
Minnesota; sauna; I guess the previous owners were Scandinavian. Would it now be cool to know the history of your new "farm"? Minneapolis: hardiness zone 4b. I live in zone 5b in British Columbia, Canada - wonder if the U.S. and Canada use the same scale.
I guess you do know the camera in the woods that does the video the date and time seems slightly off. Lol it's probably pain to mess with I know how that is. Changing batteries then fixing the time and dates all the time. Keep up the great vid Joe!!!
@@NorthernSeclusion it must be bad, when you can see them swarming in the camera. Lol stay safe. We have to be careful for West Nile virus here in Ohio. They tear us up in my yard. I wait til the first hits then I enjoy the yard.
Like the tractor handy bit kit few deers Chicken house Looking good
Yup I am ready for spring....Enjoying some older vjds
Oh my I loved watching the deer. So beautiful Joe. Great job on the chicken house. 🙌
I came across your videos and can I say love the input, you remind me of myself here in Ireland, I am constantly either mowing the grass, or up to something, I also keep bees and like yourself I work, as I look at your videos I see me, thanks I really am enjoying them. again cheers from Kildare Ireland and keep them coming.
Great video Joe. Looking forward to seeing your next video out on the frozen pond. Hope you have/ had a great time.
Great Tractor skills. Great Job!
Dont know why the old videos started to show up in my recommended. I already watched these. But, it is fun to go back and see what the farm was and what it is now. Completely different place
In Australia, most people dry their clothes outside the majority of the time, dryers are rarely used.
I use to own a Super A Farmall and a Club great tractor s good work horse
Its nice to see you finding time to work on the little farm house. Its looking cool. Its nice to see the you and Melissa work together. The property you cleaned up well. Soon it will be inside work. Autumn is on our door steps. I was blessed to grow up in the country with all the wild life. I'm now "Blessed to live by the sea shore" Enjoying lots of fish and lobster this summer. The leaves will be changing soon. Your quality videos are appreciated.
Your cleaning around your property looks amazing. Thank you for sharing your story. God bless you and your family
Wow u must put a lot of miles on ur truck.
between 40 and 50,000 a year.
What a talented man...I admire your work! Lovely place! Great transformations!
Enjoying videos, please tell your wife those grits look like my grits, everyone can't cook grits, yard looks well groomed and your workshop looks like a home inside, nice. Thanks for sharing🙏🐕❤🐈
I think that it'll take a couple of years to do all the things that the previous owners didn't do, maybe they were older, but you've got the 'Drive' that most would die for!:) I can't wait to see the progress...Semper Fidelis
watching you on that tractor and all i can think is....
Green Acres is the place to be.
Farm livin' is the life for me.
Land spreadin' out so far and wide
Keep Manhattan, just give me that countryside.
I haven’t watched your show in a few days and I’ve missed it. I have subscribed to a couple other people who are living off the grid and building houses in the forest. Now it’s time to settle back and watch some more of Northern Seclusion and the tent.
What a huge difference around the barn! How satisfying. That tractor is worth its weight in gold!
Genelle Brown that's because it's a Farmall lol👍😊...
@Edgar Smithingston If its 'value' compared to gold is expressed in dollars per pound, perhaps you are correct. If it isn't calculated in dollars per pound, you are not only wrong, you're a troll of the variety I like to call 'jackass'.
It is amazing what a little TLC can do make a place look so much better.
On your other video i mentioned needing the finish mower. I see you already have one!
Yes, we bought one last year.
Shew, 33 minutes of watching you Joe, and I’m ready for a nap!
Thanks for taking us along, exhausting but enjoyable as always!
Bucks are there, or you wouldn’t have the babies. Always nice to see Mrs No Ears
Thanks Joe for doing these videos at the farmhouse and for sharing them. I love each and everyone of them that I have seen so far. I looked forward to the next video.
Joe I have just finished a four day binge of watching all of the Joe and Zach Survival and Northern Seclusion videos. I am amazed with your skill level and problem solving abilities. Your energy is unbelievable! Good luck to you and Melissa and your respective families. I can’t wait till your next posting!
Thank you Scott. I got up to the Farmhouse today. I am already filming the next video.
That Ice and Water shield you put on the roof has to be rolled before the adhesive sticks. Those staples won't hold it down ina 20 mph wind and it's not going to stick. If you don't roll it just use 90# and nail it on. We use a 100# floor roller when we install it.
I have been using it for so many years I can not count. This will be the test for sure. It gets cold as F here and it blows like crazy. Lets see what happens.
@@NorthernSeclusion Me too, how do you think I know what happens when you don't roll it on? Lol! For me it was an expensive lesson as it all balled up and stuck together.
So thrilled with how that tractor has worked out for you. Really showcases the value of old iron that is cared for. Keep up the great work!
Joe you are a master craftsman like your Dad...I've been really sick the last two years and your videos especially the tent and hunting one's have gotten me through some pretty rough patches. Would love to me you some time I believe you duck hunt near where I live. Keep the videos coming
Much love and good wishes to you from Deltona, florida, Hun! ♥🎈♥
Man, I sure do enjoy watching that M work. Mine hasn't been started in a couple months. Need to get the front wheels off of it to get the new tires installed so it is ready for winter. Looking forward to the next installment!
Good to see Ear-less. Its looking good around there Joe. Thanks for sharing!
Your videos are great. You are documenting work at your home to improve the property. And you provide exactly that...and some amazing meal prep/scrumptious dinners. I would love to see some of your work projects...I think it would be very educational. But, I guess you have decided not to include that aspect. Love you channel! You and Melissa have busy lives...I am amazed how much you get accomplished.
With as many Does and Fawns around there, there has to be some Bucks in the area somewhere. Maybe during the Rut you will see a Buck or at least a couple. At least I would think so! Thanks for all the updates at the Farm House and Melissa I’m sorry we couldn’t get together but understand m as very limited. Love y’all!
Joe, I was just thinking, you really got your money's worth from that tractor, and then you came out and said it.
Those old tractors are really a big time saver around the farm and with additional attachments, you'll make a ton of progress fast. Thanks for posting.
Its amazing to me how many miles you drive. I don't even like to drive 10 miles a day. You take it to another level.
Enjoyed watching you clean out around the barn.
Always enjoy seeing the Farmall in Action..
Are you not losing the Deer due to mowing so much pasture? Here in the uk we leave a acre of longer pastre on the edge of out woodland for them. We have a strong healthy breading population. BEST WISHES.
Great video again! I cant believe how much you guys have accomplished in such a short time! The house is looking so sweet inside! That stained glass in the laundry is beautiful...
We just started seeing bucks in the yard. Just the apples are starting to fall! We have 65 apple trees on two acres.
You are handy with the Farmall M. Great machine.
Good job with all that gnarly old fencing Joe! Hard work pays off my friend. The place looks great.
Love the old tractor
That "M" is the best buy you made, it can do so much for your little homestead 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Your place looks better and better. Funny when you go into Cloquet, it is all so familiar to me. I have property in Wrenshall and live in Minneapolis
Joe i need you at my place you do so much good work u could have work that i need done in no time yall have your farm place so nice now, thats so pretty back in the woods to where the deers was on video
Just amazes me how much work you get done Joe, that place is looking fantastic. Can't wait to see what you do the next few years. Keep it up joe and Melissa
This homestead is perfect for someone with your energy Joe. Keep at it
Just want to say That Farm-all is a Beast...That definitely paid for itself already....Love it
Deer season is just around the corner!!!! Good luck this year!
Watching you run that M all this time I had to get my old log books out and see how many I’ve overhauled through the years! 13 C’s 6 Super C’s..2 Farmall A... 9 Farmall Super A’s ..23 H.. 11 Super H.. 32 M’s and 28 Super M’s.. They’re damn good tractors! Thanks for showing yours off!
Wow what a amazing video enjoy the video can't wait to see more of your video keep up with the great work mate
Getting your money's worth out of that tractor Joe. Well done man. Farm sure looks great! Be well.
Really coming along nicely 👍🤠
Glad the Mower worked out Joe.
Smart move .
omg, haven’t seen those many fence posts seemingly put up everywhere❕
yea animal vids, how nice 👍 thanks Joe
1 happy viewer 😃 🍿
Those trail video cameras are great! Good idea to include that video Joe!!
Hi Joe!! You haven’t said anything about the baby crib lately time is getting close. Zach said something about it on one of his last videos. The yard looks great 👍 plenty of room to stretch your legs. Have a good night!!
You amaze me in so many ways. You are one of the hardest workers I have ever seen in my life. I wish you and Melissa much happiness in life!
Lookin really good Joe!!!! Every Sunday morning I put the polish radio on and think of you!!! LOL!!! Keep up the great videos!!!
That things a powerhouse....who needs a bulldozer when you have an old Farmall 😊 Great video as usual Joe!
You should build a pallet to store your mower on. If not on back of tractor it will keep it off the ground and if you ever want to move it you only need forklift or just push the pallet. You could make a sled pallet to store it on and you could definitely just push it to store wherever during winter. Your dog was looking for you when you were screwing down the plywood on the roof.
That mystery pushing in the tall weeds would have me on constant edge. Looking good.
After a flight, I'm a little queasy too. I always want chicken noodle soup from the can, made a little bit on the thin side... It's mostly water and salt = electrolytes for dehydration. Also, what little chicken broth there is, seems to calm my tummy. Maybe she has another favorite that she likes when she is sick. But after all those hours of not eating, it's good to get something light, before bed. ❤🌅🌵 p.s. Hope she's feeling better after a good night's sleep in her own bed.
Everything is looking great bud. You folks are busy but managing things really well. Good for you my friends.
Yes Joe, build new eggs boxes, your doing a great job on the outside, why not on the inside to!
Bev Irick I think they all should be painted bright colors with stenciled designs too.
Good grief people! One thing at a time!
Wow Joe! What else can we say! Great job!!!
Nice work and good video as usual Joe! That doe with little ears must hang around the farm.
She has been here since day one.
Hey Joe, another great video for sure. Glad to hear that Melissa had a great time visiting family. Just one thing I wanted to point out to you about the tractor. Those two arms that connect up to the finish mower should be strapped up with something to keep them swinging around like they where when you where cleaning up around the workshop. They where swinging around quite hard and may get bent or even break or possibly get hair line fractures in the bars from whipping around so hard. Being a machinist all my working days let's just say that forces like that will weaken metal pretty quickly. If someone else already posted about this I am sorry about the repetition of comments. One other thing, I think the AM/PM settings in your woods camera is wrong. It showed broad daylight pictures/videos in the PM ones and it was dark in the AM ones....Just saying...lol Looking forward to seeing you on the next video. Tom.
Joe, you need a Bush-Hog
Your great!
You certainly live a dynamic life.
super video melissa is always right God bless Joe have a great day
Got caught up on your channels....just great content!
Sorry it’s been a while Joe. I’ll catch up. Love the sound of the M.
Looking good.
Melissa your plants in the kitchen look wonderful.
Mid-priced, easy, fairly cool looking flooring option that my wife and I did in the entryway and hallway is a plywood plank floor. Ripped some sanded plywood into about 8" strips, nailed 'em down and threw a few coats of thick poly over them. We love it.
That ol' M was a good investment, Joe.
Going to have to set your trailcam calendar. Love the deer shots.
Take rain x and apply with a q tip to the lenses of the camera. They won’t fog up on your cameras.
The farmhouse and it's outbuildings are looking great, Joe! That tractor has really come in handy! Can't wait for you to have chickens relocated there; bet they will love being able to partially free range?
In the warm months yes they can free range.
thumbs up before watching, greetings from hamburg/germany
Looking good Joe . Didn't know airports had a cell phone lot . Just call when ready to be picked up . Great idea . I like those saw horse you have there Joe , They seem to be strong and sturdy . What kind are they . I need a couple . Looks like they are portable . Those pizzas looked yummy .
They are Dewalt saw horses.
@@NorthernSeclusion Thanks Joe . Thanks for getting back to me .
Great work as always Joe love the chook house it’s coming along nicely
Awesome improvements
love the farm
Another great video. I wish that I had half of your energy. At some point would you be able to do a short segment on the tractor controls and how they work? Thanks...
Nice progress! Um.... how do you keep critters out of your garden, without a fence?
I'm not a horn hunter so there's a lot of nice does and fawns . So has to be bucks close by there ....
endless energy ,
Wonderful video. Glad Melissa made her trip safely. The area around the workshop is looking good. So is the chicken coop.
Flooring choice looks great
Yay - an extra video. AND with home improvements.
We've got eleven does and fawns that are always in our front forty hay field. We haven't seen any in velvet either.
Minnesota; sauna; I guess the previous owners were Scandinavian. Would it now be cool to know the history of your new "farm"?
Minneapolis: hardiness zone 4b. I live in zone 5b in British Columbia, Canada - wonder if the U.S. and Canada use the same scale.
Up here we are in 3b. You must live over to the east of us, Canada goes farther south than where we live over there.
When are you two going up to the tent? Would be nice to see the Family there as well........
Its always been a nice lil homestead but u n Melissa are making it look real nice. That tractor is a beast😲. Tyfs God bless you
Wow...that was an airport parking lot ?
Outside of the airport. Cell phone waiting lot.
I envision an orchard in your near future!
Also I didn't need to disconnect mower to push dirt just raise it up. Extra weight will actually give u better traction and u can lose the snow chains
Extra weight does nothing on the ice, at least nothing worth anything. At least nothing compared to having chains on.
I guess you do know the camera in the woods that does the video the date and time seems slightly off. Lol it's probably pain to mess with I know how that is. Changing batteries then fixing the time and dates all the time. Keep up the great vid Joe!!!
I saw that. I will change it once the mosquitoes are gone.
@@NorthernSeclusion it must be bad, when you can see them swarming in the camera. Lol stay safe. We have to be careful for West Nile virus here in Ohio. They tear us up in my yard. I wait til the first hits then I enjoy the yard.
nice idea on the feed block. You should get a Trophy Rock. you will not be able to get the deer off of them!!