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Solar? Battery systems? Water wells? Bulk-filtration? Smart property-security/monitoring for you while back on the beach? Space for a BTC mining operation? Bunkers for safety? Nuclear protection 👍🏽😁 Offering food grown on the farm (garden? Beef? Goats milk?) to AirBnB customers? Or wedding events? I'd "check that box" if I were coming in as a customer! So much potential! Exciting to watch and see Mark! A lot of friends up here in North Dallas! Come grab coffee sometime! Awesome video!👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽
Hey Mark, What's happening is biblical prophecy. All hell will break loose. The bible states to get out of the cities... You won't be able to buy or sell if you don't go along with the globalist agenda... I've invested in solar and batteries with a hybrid car which will help with electric storage. Rain water tank for drinking and to feed my hydroponic indoor system.
Congratulations Mark on your Ponderosa. I'm an equestrienne so I totally appreciate your new piece of property. I wish you and your family well. You have always been so generous with your time and knowledge. May I suggest that you personally spend some time doing animal husbandry and planting the land. The closer you are to the dirt and nature the more healthy you will be. :)
I did the same thing this year Mark. Bought raw land and now I’m developing it. I look at this as part of my multiple asset plan for weathering the uncertainty/wealth transfer. I call this part of my portfolio my “High Ground Investment Strategy” and I ballance it with my “Under The Wave Investment Strategy.” Having investments from different asset classes means UP, down, sideways… I can sleep well at night and I always have a play during the day. Gotta say though… Land is a real game changer when it comes self-sovereignty… and this has certainly become more and more important beginning 2 years ago. Thank you for sharing your Texas Ranch! It’s good to know you and I are thinking from the same reference point. 💪
One thing we did on our farm was put gum ball machines and filled them with sweet feed or chicken feed all over the property. Made almost enough to pay a full time employee. 😉
Really appreciate the tips about flipping animals! Never knew the phrase of “cows are for show, goats are for dough” . Thank you for sharing the goat business 🙏🏽
Thank you Mark. An honest Senator sent out a message last August of a coming food shortage. He predicted everything you are saying. Told us pray he's wrong..
This is SO cool!!!! LOVE that you bought the home sight unseen , how thrilling! Incredible idea about doing the Airbnb experience on property, especially adding exotic animals like kangaroos. Would love to see more ranch videos!
Haha, Mark is such a city boy. Got nothing but love for you man. Love seeing people excited about life in the country. Not sure what part of Texas you are in but you should see if Nick Ferguson would come do a permaculture consultation for your property. Could really help you transform it into a paradise.
Wow, congratulations on the ranch update! I really loved your sharing the journey, lessons and inspiring us! Would be an amazing goal to have for myself one day! Much love from Toronto, Canada!
I’m in two minds to do this. Part of me wants to buy more investments and increase my income and part of me wants to just move out of the city and be more self sustainable. So confused right now.
Reducing long term expenses is the same as gains, buy a little land build a tiny home for cheap. I used to have a huge house waste of time and money we never even used half of it.
Try do both. But do not sacrifice this ranch style personal soverignty living. The investments that 'stay in the system' are easy pickings in future (tax, anti landlord policies, unrealised CGT, more eviction moratoriums etc etc).
Beautiful! Love the idea of a wedding destination! The pool, outdoor kitchen and patio area are amazing and those wood columns are so unique! We had a lake Airbnb in Michigan and it made us a lot of $. Sold it at the height of the market, only negative was the capital gains tax.
I love it! I too had a 100 acre ranch with 100 animals in California. The animals were a wash, between the vet, winter feed and getting picked off by predators or sickness. I also had two ranch hands who lived on the property. As an Airbnb experience, that is a great idea! Good luck!!! I moved out of CA and now live between AR and MS, mucho better in every aspect.
Good luck with the ranch Mark! I know this is going to be amazing for you and your family. Preserving your ability to make your own decisions irrespective of imposed dictates seems like a solid decision to me… and it also makes complete financial sense as well. 👍
The animal husbandry is a hard lesson. Goats have issues with parasites, Dorper sheep are fairly resistant. Cattle are easy but require the equipment to handle them, shoots and such. If you can get people to work the ranch who know what they are doing. The garden is a whole game of learning in its self. Most of your goats are meat goats, dairy goats are another whole different world. I raised Nigerian dwarf goats for 15 years, milking twice daily for 305 days a year. Have sold them and raising white Dorpers sheep. I can butcher them myself if need be. Cattle processing takes special equipment and huge refrigerators…. The cattle market has really dropped due to the drought.
Nice that you've been able to find a builder so fast! In my nook of Australia, we have months of building work needing to be done, and no builder can be found!
Congratulations on your Ranch Mark, but honestly this could be a channel on its on as you go through the process. Very interesting, I also bought land and a local gamer is farming it and I get a yield from it.
Congrats on that man. I'm sure it's an entertaining and frustrating project in different ways. But I'm sure it feels good to have that and be building it out. Fun to learn new things too, especially when it's something as valuable as the things ur learning doing that🤙😎🤙
Great video Mark! I spent 3 months in Mexico after I was let go of my job because I didn't comply with their mandate. I bought 2,500 m2 of land there, it is still affordable although there are so many Europeans moving to Mexico, especially Oaxaca, and that is increasing the land value. You can buy an acre of land there, for 100,000 pesos! You can't beat that!
This remind me the Netflix documentary "My biggest little farm" Great 7 years where the ranch sustain itself and now if you want to do it as a rental is double the profit! Way to go Mark. I might want to do that on my own country of Perú. Following!
We just decided to move to Texas. Then I saw your video and I said to myself, I guess I’m not too far off if Mark moved to Texas. Lol thanks Mark, maybe we will be neighbors. I’ve had 7 clients move to Texas in the last year.
Ducks, in theory, can seal your pond through a process called gleying, I think. They'd probably stay close to the pond and not wreck your patio and other areas.
Who tf told you this isn’t a Texas Ranch Mr Moss? I’m a E. Texan and you got yourself a damn good ranch! I’m 9:31 in and it’s confirmed! Good for you buddy I’m super happy for ya! Personally I’m trying to do the same thing with some of my crypto gains! Come the EOY I’ll have a good chunk become available to Unstake and I’ll be definitely rolling my HEX profits into some Texas Farm land! God Bless America and your family sir!
Mark, I learned when I visited Australia, kangaroos are cute but can be aggressive sometimes. For an Airbnb, kangaroos may be too much of a financial risk liability with kids around, even adults. I agree with you, you do have a ranch, even though its a small ranch.
I hate to say it but, You'll be in Texas soon. Should have sold the house in CA. Now you'll have to sell at a loss. Also, you should be out there now learning how to farm your land. Don't do it when it's too late. It's not easy. Can't pick this stuff up in a week. I also moved out here from California. #FollowDaddyElon😃👍🏾
Have the wisdom to be fair and even generous to good dependable help. Boots on the ground provide security at so many levels. They are indispensable so show your appreciation to them
The hardest working animal on a farm is geese. Eggs for half the year, with no feed needed other than GRASS. Super hardy, and goslings grow as fast as industrial broiler chickens! The most gain, for the least input.
They are very useful. In Medieval times people even used goose fat as a skin emollient. Plus they can help for security as well. I saw on the Internet: "Geese have many instinctive traits that make them better guards than either humans or dogs, and all without any special training. They have been used as a low-tech security solution for centuries, and are still used to protect police stations in China and to patrol prison yards in Brazil."
@@alrinaleroux9229 That was so interesting, Alrina! I have a few geese, and they definitely do let you know when something is amiss! They also don't need all the medications that sheep, goats, cows, etc, do! Such easy-care animals, that come when called. They're delightful (though they do poo all over the driveway -- something about driveways, lol)
Loved this video Mark! I am DEFINITELY INTERESTED in future updates on your Texas Ranch!!!! Absolutely beautiful and great job so far! Yes, the threat of n war is a scary thing to be faced with, I believe we're infected to be infected, or so it seems. Not for me, I'm working on a sovereign mission for myself 🤔 😃🙏
Line it with clay and stones -- especially flat stones (paving stones), if you can find them. Fantastic to have some animals. Good that you have a good barbeque and outside oven ready for use!
21:00 this was a beautiful video. It reminds me of when I used to go build fences and cold weather but now the government won’t send it money to Rancher that they can build their fences and build their water troughs. I guess they want the cattle to die.
Hi mike..love your ranch and videos..I was in the process to buying a home in Dominica and adding value to it for cash flow..It didn't work out but looking on other areas for farming and investment...Thanks for your incredible informations...Hope you're successful in all your endeavors ....Richard
Hey Mark, great video. Great ideas. I have 12 acres in Utah that was used for growing hay. I have horses but would like to expand to some cows, sheep and gardens. Is there a site that would be able to find like minded people that would like to share my property if they can’t afford one. There’s so much potential here!!
Always love your content. But a few comments. 1) agree with getting rid of geese. 2) get rid of the ring and make pasture out of it 3) something wrong with that pond. They obviously dug it out, but it is either leaking or not enough rain. There are trees growing in the pond area. 4) i highly encourage you to learn now about animal husbandry and farming....you are preparing for the worst by buying this...doe the rest by leqrning how to run it. Because if things go bad, your ranch hand goes awy with his family. 5) feeder cows is the way to go, however, to stay true to you plan, you need a bull and a few hefers. 6) buy whatever neighboring land that you can. 7) that garden may feed 2 people for 4 to 5 months for a great gardener. 8) drill a well and put up solar panels It looks great and I am sure you do well too. All the best in this venture. Hope you don't "need" it.
I don't know much about solar power (for electricity), but I read online that the inverters (converters) used for solar and/or wind power create dirty electricity, which is a health hazard. There might be ways to eliminate this danger (apparently there is a way, in the case of wind power, only it would add to costs and isn't generally used).
Awesome Mark! Been shopping for a ranch. Every time I’m about to offer. BTC dumps. I will get one next year. Maybe sooner. Come to the Austin Bitcoin meetup. Jimmy Song comes. I’m mining Bitcoin on my ranch. May air bnb it. Farming will be key.
It would be a good idea if you could prepare to enlarge the vegetable garden (get some extra fencing for when you need to do so). I recommend that you take a look at the Health and Homestead RUclips channel.
First off... not to be rude, for people who can’t take care of your animals at home, you sure don’t need to have a farm/ranch. The animals need just as much love and care. And prepare to build fence and lots of true work. Know genetics for reproduction, prepare to break ice in the winter for your animals to drink... lots of goodies 😉. It’s real work people, but it’s your work...
California is some distance from Texas -- hope you don't wait too long to travel to the ranch when things become really difficult. I myself expect that the situation will become much harder and more dangerous. I saw a compelling video discussion published today by Dr Chris Martin on his RUclips channel Peak Prosperity ("Banking on Social Unrest").
Hi Mark, I have really enjoyed all your videos, I’ve been watching you for a long time, all your videos are very informative and you have a good way of explaining it. I have applied some of your ideas to my life, eg I’ve rented out my house in the UK 🇬🇧 and bought a house in the country side in Bulgaria 🇧🇬 we got a lot of land with it, so we can grow our own food not sure about animals, we are looking into drilling our own well for free water also financially living in Bulgaria is so so so much more cheaper than the Uk. The house cost £6K we have renovated it now, putting another £20K into the renovation. Total £26K we now have a nice two bed cottage all ours and paid off so thank you for the inspiration. Ok I’m just a bit confused. In the early days I heard you say how Californian was getting really bad and lots of people were leaving, then you went to live in Puerto Rico 🇵🇷 where you were enjoying life. Watching your Ranch video today you said you were living in Californian. Have I missed something 🤣🤷🏻♂️ Keep up the great videos 😜👍 Regards Roly Robertson
I love this project of yours. I look forward to the third installment. I recently purchased 20 acres in West Texas. It’s not as nice as fertile but it’s an inflation hedge and gives me options should my personal sovereignty be threatened. I’m now curious as to what I can use my 20 acres for when it’s not being used by me.
Excellent video Mark! Would love to see future updates! The petting zoo sounds like a liability, what happens when mr kangaroo kicks a kid in the head or even a chicken pecks a kid in the ankle? I’m so excited for you! God bless you
Hope your fences are the kind that can stop stray dogs from attacking the animals -- especially the smaller ones like the goats. They can do a lot of damage (they tend to bite and tear at an animal's groin or abdomen).
Keep your livestock pasture run off from going into the pond if possible. Grading, swales etc. You'll have thick algae over the entire pond surface. Happens in the Midwest, assume its an issue in Texas as well. If you rock line the pond, don't use limestone. Looks great, but same algae problem. Hopefully you have some non pasture surface area to direct runoff towards the pond. Otherwise home and outbuilding roofs can run to pond unless you're capturing that for irrigation needs. Good video.
As a former Texan born resident, objectively I’m sick of anyone mandating and lying to people saying that living rurally and ranch living works for those who want sovereignty and freedom when in reality that’s not the case for all who do respect and want sovereignty and freedom, and God places no such mandate on people - including in Revelation. I don’t miss living rurally or living in a homestead or ranch. Instead, I will continue to defer to God and not live in fear of sinful people. God is the only one to genuinely fear.
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Solar? Battery systems? Water wells? Bulk-filtration? Smart property-security/monitoring for you while back on the beach? Space for a BTC mining operation? Bunkers for safety? Nuclear protection 👍🏽😁
Offering food grown on the farm (garden? Beef? Goats milk?) to AirBnB customers? Or wedding events? I'd "check that box" if I were coming in as a customer!
So much potential! Exciting to watch and see Mark! A lot of friends up here in North Dallas! Come grab coffee sometime! Awesome video!👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽
Hey Mark,
What's happening is biblical prophecy. All hell will break loose. The bible states to get out of the cities... You won't be able to buy or sell if you don't go along with the globalist agenda...
I've invested in solar and batteries with a hybrid car which will help with electric storage. Rain water tank for drinking and to feed my hydroponic indoor system.
Congratulations Mark on your Ponderosa. I'm an equestrienne so I totally appreciate your new piece of property. I wish you and your family well. You have always been so generous with your time and knowledge. May I suggest that you personally spend some time doing animal husbandry and planting the land. The closer you are to the dirt and nature the more healthy you will be. :)
Thank you!
As a native Texan. Proud to have you here. We need more folks like you here.
I did the same thing this year Mark. Bought raw land and now I’m developing it.
I look at this as part of my multiple asset plan for weathering the uncertainty/wealth transfer. I call this part of my portfolio my “High Ground Investment Strategy” and I ballance it with my “Under The Wave Investment Strategy.”
Having investments from different asset classes means UP, down, sideways… I can sleep well at night and I always have a play during the day.
Gotta say though… Land is a real game changer when it comes self-sovereignty… and this has certainly become more and more important beginning 2 years ago.
Thank you for sharing your Texas Ranch! It’s good to know you and I are thinking from the same reference point. 💪
One thing we did on our farm was put gum ball machines and filled them with sweet feed or chicken feed all over the property. Made almost enough to pay a full time employee. 😉
I like the format of this video.. Mark tells all and is authentic. I like these kind of videos
Really appreciate the tips about flipping animals! Never knew the phrase of “cows are for show, goats are for dough” . Thank you for sharing the goat business 🙏🏽
Mark. One of your best video ever. Very honest and straight to the point
Thanks, Mark. Very helpful video stimulating lots of good ideas I never had before. You are doing us philanthropic work!
You’re definitely a city boy Mark but kudos to you for doing this! It’s a great idea and I wish you the best in your endeavors
Mark, Welcome to Texas, bro. Good luck with your new place. Let's all hope you never need it as a refuge.
Thank you so much for sharing Mark. This is such a smart idea and a great way to plan for the future.
Hi Mark - it's always a thrill to hear about your plans from which as you say we can gather insights towards our own plans, thank you and blessings...
Thank you Mark. An honest Senator sent out a message last August of a coming food shortage. He predicted everything you are saying. Told us pray he's wrong..
Honest senator? I thought none existed
This is SO cool!!!! LOVE that you bought the home sight unseen , how thrilling! Incredible idea about doing the Airbnb experience on property, especially adding exotic animals like kangaroos. Would love to see more ranch videos!
Nice work Mark, congrats on the property, nice video, you are ahead of the crowd.
Haha, Mark is such a city boy. Got nothing but love for you man. Love seeing people excited about life in the country. Not sure what part of Texas you are in but you should see if Nick Ferguson would come do a permaculture consultation for your property. Could really help you transform it into a paradise.
Permaculture is the way to go..doing it on my Panama farm
Wow, congratulations on the ranch update! I really loved your sharing the journey, lessons and inspiring us! Would be an amazing goal to have for myself one day! Much love from Toronto, Canada!
No worries. It has just begun. I think you made the right decision.
Very nice set up you have there. Thanks
I’m in two minds to do this. Part of me wants to buy more investments and increase my income and part of me wants to just move out of the city and be more self sustainable. So confused right now.
Reducing long term expenses is the same as gains, buy a little land build a tiny home for cheap. I used to have a huge house waste of time and money we never even used half of it.
Sounds like buying a ranch is the right move
Getting out of the cities should be the top priority IMHO
Do both
Try do both. But do not sacrifice this ranch style personal soverignty living. The investments that 'stay in the system' are easy pickings in future (tax, anti landlord policies, unrealised CGT, more eviction moratoriums etc etc).
Love your attitude & thinking mate!
Another good video and a great looking place!
Beautiful! Love the idea of a wedding destination! The pool, outdoor kitchen and patio area are amazing and those wood columns are so unique! We had a lake Airbnb in Michigan and it made us a lot of $. Sold it at the height of the market, only negative was the capital gains tax.
Texas is a great place to live. Congratulations to you!
I love it! I too had a 100 acre ranch with 100 animals in California. The animals were a wash, between the vet, winter feed and getting picked off by predators or sickness. I also had two ranch hands who lived on the property. As an Airbnb experience, that is a great idea! Good luck!!! I moved out of CA and now live between AR and MS, mucho better in every aspect.
Good luck with the ranch Mark! I know this is going to be amazing for you and your family. Preserving your ability to make your own decisions irrespective of imposed dictates seems like a solid decision to me… and it also makes complete financial sense as well. 👍
Your landscaping and pool look amazing . You are going to be so happy when you get everything done.
Awesome. Thanks Mark for sharing.
Great place. Thank you for sharing. You are right about investing. You can not eat gold etc..
Thanks for sharing Mark, good luck in your project, I'm learning from you.
Yes Mark this is quite correct. There are even high up politicians investing in this concept as well.
Very keen move sir. Best of luck to you and yours. Love the channel.
Much appreciated
The animal husbandry is a hard lesson. Goats have issues with parasites, Dorper sheep are fairly resistant. Cattle are easy but require the equipment to handle them, shoots and such. If you can get people to work the ranch who know what they are doing. The garden is a whole game of learning in its self. Most of your goats are meat goats, dairy goats are another whole different world. I raised Nigerian dwarf goats for 15 years, milking twice daily for 305 days a year. Have sold them and raising white Dorpers sheep. I can butcher them myself if need be. Cattle processing takes special equipment and huge refrigerators…. The cattle market has really dropped due to the drought.
I love your farm videos! Keep bringing us along with you.
Great video. Thanks again Mark. Been looking for that other video and cant find it. Makes me want to buy a farm.
Great stuff Mark, you are successful in so many areas and you are always willing to learn🤙🏼
Great stuff❤️
Good luck on your adventure sounds like fun .
Nice that you've been able to find a builder so fast! In my nook of Australia, we have months of building work needing to be done, and no builder can be found!
Congratulations on your Ranch Mark, but honestly this could be a channel on its on as you go through the process. Very interesting, I also bought land and a local gamer is farming it and I get a yield from it.
Congrats on that man. I'm sure it's an entertaining and frustrating project in different ways. But I'm sure it feels good to have that and be building it out. Fun to learn new things too, especially when it's something as valuable as the things ur learning doing that🤙😎🤙
The type of content I’ve been waiting for 🙌🏻
Welcome to Texas!!🤗
this is interesting mark , good luck
Would love more of these Mark
Definitely interested in hearing about the Mexico house!
Great content Mark, thanks.
truly tangible and down to earth Wishing you all the best Mark. Thanks for the inspiration.
Thank you kindly
Great video Mark! I spent 3 months in Mexico after I was let go of my job because I didn't comply with their mandate. I bought 2,500 m2 of land there, it is still affordable although there are so many Europeans moving to Mexico, especially Oaxaca, and that is increasing the land value. You can buy an acre of land there, for 100,000 pesos! You can't beat that!
congrats Brother !!
Love this. Thank you
BBQ area is gorgeous, and that Pizza oven is fiyah :O
Love the honesty and the learning and the flock of goats! 😂
I love it. Put in a slater wave pool and youre a hero.
This remind me the Netflix documentary "My biggest little farm" Great 7 years where the ranch sustain itself and now if you want to do it as a rental is double the profit! Way to go Mark. I might want to do that on my own country of Perú. Following!
We just decided to move to Texas. Then I saw your video and I said to myself, I guess I’m not too far off if Mark moved to Texas. Lol thanks Mark, maybe we will be neighbors. I’ve had 7 clients move to Texas in the last year.
Awesome love the videos as always
The outside space looks amazing in 4k
Love this idea and your hair looks great too🎉Your ideas really resonate for me.
Great update….Great Job!! I think I would want More Organic Gardening with so much land ♥️
Ducks, in theory, can seal your pond through a process called gleying, I think. They'd probably stay close to the pond and not wreck your patio and other areas.
Very interesting -- wonder how long it will take to make a difference (or how many ducks).
They need a fence around them. They and geese Pooh a lot.
I've heard that they are also good insect eaters
@@johntrojan9653 Wonderful!
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Love the ranch!! Yes, keep it coming.
Loved this! 🔥🔥
Love this video and please keep them coming!! Very helpful to know strategies for supporting investment and your thinking behind it!
Who tf told you this isn’t a Texas Ranch Mr Moss? I’m a E. Texan and you got yourself a damn good ranch! I’m 9:31 in and it’s confirmed! Good for you buddy I’m super happy for ya! Personally I’m trying to do the same thing with some of my crypto gains! Come the EOY I’ll have a good chunk become available to Unstake and I’ll be definitely rolling my HEX profits into some Texas Farm land! God Bless America and your family sir!
Mark, I learned when I visited Australia, kangaroos are cute but can be aggressive sometimes. For an Airbnb, kangaroos may be too much of a financial risk liability with kids around, even adults.
I agree with you, you do have a ranch, even though its a small ranch.
I hate to say it but, You'll be in Texas soon. Should have sold the house in CA. Now you'll have to sell at a loss. Also, you should be out there now learning how to farm your land. Don't do it when it's too late. It's not easy. Can't pick this stuff up in a week. I also moved out here from California. #FollowDaddyElon😃👍🏾
You need time to learn through trial and error, as Patara of Appalachia's Homestead says.
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Have the wisdom to be fair and even generous to good dependable help. Boots on the ground provide security at so many levels. They are indispensable so show your appreciation to them
Great video Mark! Thank you.
The hardest working animal on a farm is geese. Eggs for half the year, with no feed needed other than GRASS. Super hardy, and goslings grow as fast as industrial broiler chickens! The most gain, for the least input.
They are very useful. In Medieval times people even used goose fat as a skin emollient.
Plus they can help for security as well. I saw on the Internet: "Geese have many instinctive traits that make them better guards than either humans or dogs, and all without any special training. They have been used as a low-tech security solution for centuries, and are still used to protect police stations in China and to patrol prison yards in Brazil."
Good watch dogs too
@@alrinaleroux9229 That was so interesting, Alrina! I have a few geese, and they definitely do let you know when something is amiss! They also don't need all the medications that sheep, goats, cows, etc, do! Such easy-care animals, that come when called. They're delightful (though they do poo all over the driveway -- something about driveways, lol)
Loved this video Mark! I am DEFINITELY INTERESTED in future updates on your Texas Ranch!!!! Absolutely beautiful and great job so far! Yes, the threat of n war is a scary thing to be faced with, I believe we're infected to be infected, or so it seems. Not for me, I'm working on a sovereign mission for myself 🤔 😃🙏
Line it with clay and stones -- especially flat stones (paving stones), if you can find them.
Fantastic to have some animals. Good that you have a good barbeque and outside oven ready for use!
21:00 this was a beautiful video. It reminds me of when I used to go build fences and cold weather but now the government won’t send it money to Rancher that they can build their fences and build their water troughs. I guess they want the cattle to die.
Fantastic!
Hi mike..love your ranch and videos..I was in the process to buying a home in Dominica and adding value to it for cash flow..It didn't work out but looking on other areas for farming and investment...Thanks for your incredible informations...Hope you're successful in all your endeavors ....Richard
5:32 looks like you need a new fence there. Mark hit me up. 😂
Very inspiring
Love it Mark! Hope you're looking into permaculture designing your property 👍
Hey Mark, great video. Great ideas.
I have 12 acres in Utah that was used for growing hay. I have horses but would like to expand to some cows, sheep and gardens. Is there a site that would be able to find like minded people that would like to share my property if they can’t afford one. There’s so much potential here!!
Thanks a lot Mr. Moss.... Greetings from south Chile 🇨🇱.... Here Iam growing trees for nuts.... Your option is also very interesting for me.... 😉👍
My friend recently bought 2200 acres..1.5 million. A guy from NY offered him 3.8 million already. Its on a mountain in Maine.
Address?
Always love your content. But a few comments. 1) agree with getting rid of geese. 2) get rid of the ring and make pasture out of it 3) something wrong with that pond. They obviously dug it out, but it is either leaking or not enough rain. There are trees growing in the pond area. 4) i highly encourage you to learn now about animal husbandry and farming....you are preparing for the worst by buying this...doe the rest by leqrning how to run it. Because if things go bad, your ranch hand goes awy with his family. 5) feeder cows is the way to go, however, to stay true to you plan, you need a bull and a few hefers. 6) buy whatever neighboring land that you can. 7) that garden may feed 2 people for 4 to 5 months for a great gardener. 8) drill a well and put up solar panels
It looks great and I am sure you do well too. All the best in this venture. Hope you don't "need" it.
Texas is in a drought. That is why the pond is so low
I don't know much about solar power (for electricity), but I read online that the inverters (converters) used for solar and/or wind power create dirty electricity, which is a health hazard. There might be ways to eliminate this danger (apparently there is a way, in the case of wind power, only it would add to costs and isn't generally used).
F, N LOVED IT..THANKS BRO
Awesome Mark! Been shopping for a ranch. Every time I’m about to offer. BTC dumps. I will get one next year. Maybe sooner. Come to the Austin Bitcoin meetup. Jimmy Song comes. I’m mining Bitcoin on my ranch. May air bnb it. Farming will be key.
It would be a good idea if you could prepare to enlarge the vegetable garden (get some extra fencing for when you need to do so).
I recommend that you take a look at the Health and Homestead RUclips channel.
First off... not to be rude, for people who can’t take care of your animals at home, you sure don’t need to have a farm/ranch. The animals need just as much love and care. And prepare to build fence and lots of true work. Know genetics for reproduction, prepare to break ice in the winter for your animals to drink... lots of goodies 😉. It’s real work people, but it’s your work...
He's a city boy they made his money gambling off Wall Street profits
Super cool Mark
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I’m looking for a small ranch myself, somewhere around San Diego County, Ramona, Jamal …
This is massive!!! I live in the Netherlands, we live very small here and pay alot
Hi what you wanna know? Watch almost every podcast you make, big fan🙏👍
California is some distance from Texas -- hope you don't wait too long to travel to the ranch when things become really difficult. I myself expect that the situation will become much harder and more dangerous.
I saw a compelling video discussion published today by Dr Chris Martin on his RUclips channel Peak Prosperity ("Banking on Social Unrest").
Hi Mark, I have really enjoyed all your videos, I’ve been watching you for a long time, all your videos are very informative and you have a good way of explaining it.
I have applied some of your ideas to my life, eg I’ve rented out my house in the UK 🇬🇧 and bought a house in the country side in Bulgaria 🇧🇬 we got a lot of land with it, so we can grow our own food not sure about animals, we are looking into drilling our own well for free water also financially living in Bulgaria is so so so much more cheaper than the Uk. The house cost £6K we have renovated it now, putting another £20K into the renovation. Total £26K we now have a nice two bed cottage all ours and paid off so thank you for the inspiration.
Ok I’m just a bit confused.
In the early days I heard you say how Californian was getting really bad and lots of people were leaving, then you went to live in Puerto Rico 🇵🇷 where you were enjoying life.
Watching your Ranch video today you said you were living in Californian. Have I missed something 🤣🤷🏻♂️
Keep up the great videos 😜👍
Regards Roly Robertson
I moved back to California at the beginning of the year
I love this project of yours. I look forward to the third installment. I recently purchased 20 acres in West Texas. It’s not as nice as fertile but it’s an inflation hedge and gives me options should my personal sovereignty be threatened. I’m now curious as to what I can use my 20 acres for when it’s not being used by me.
Excellent video Mark! Would love to see future updates! The petting zoo sounds like a liability, what happens when mr kangaroo kicks a kid in the head or even a chicken pecks a kid in the ankle? I’m so excited for you! God bless you
Hope your fences are the kind that can stop stray dogs from attacking the animals -- especially the smaller ones like the goats. They can do a lot of damage (they tend to bite and tear at an animal's groin or abdomen).
Love the Netflix Series, "The Ranch"! You should get Ashton Kutcher and Sam Elliot to visit! Seriously Mark. Good move. Puts you closer to God.
Keep your livestock pasture run off from going into the pond if possible. Grading, swales etc. You'll have thick algae over the entire pond surface. Happens in the Midwest, assume its an issue in Texas as well. If you rock line the pond, don't use limestone. Looks great, but same algae problem. Hopefully you have some non pasture surface area to direct runoff towards the pond. Otherwise home and outbuilding roofs can run to pond unless you're capturing that for irrigation needs. Good video.
You deserve it u worked hard for it
Need work. Mend your fences or mow your lawns ? Hey, I'M IN !
T/y MARK ❣️ - John
As a former Texan born resident, objectively I’m sick of anyone mandating and lying to people saying that living rurally and ranch living works for those who want sovereignty and freedom when in reality that’s not the case for all who do respect and want sovereignty and freedom, and God places no such mandate on people - including in Revelation. I don’t miss living rurally or living in a homestead or ranch. Instead, I will continue to defer to God and not live in fear of sinful people. God is the only one to genuinely fear.
Very very very nice! I’m doing similar in Alabama
Time to hold an event at the new ranch 🤠
G'day Mark, your doing the right thing there but make sure you're not over stocked. We have mini Brahman cattle in oz.