John! Thanks to you & Meg for always making such great videos that are so down to earth! Really enjoy following along with all your projects, as well as the fun & humor along the way. I's awesome to see how far you've come when compared to where you were at in this video. Also, how much the girls have grown. I saw this episode when it was new. Now, I'm coming back around because of my interest in the RK (AKA "Riki") After all that I've seen that you've done with this machine, I'm a believer! 😁💥💯💥👌👍👊💪🤙

Living the dream! We're tryin to hirry up and oay our house off and get out of debt. We're wanting ti do exactly what youre doing,but in southern West Virginia. We already raise rabbits,chickens,and quail,and even raise a little kitchen garden, but our 1/3acre is about maxed out. Hopefully in another year our place will be paid for and we can put a new roof on it and sell it.

John where those two little streams meet up would be a awesome place for a pond .

Loved your intro with the Tiger Swallow Tail and background music. You're going to love Star Link. I had good luck with making my bridges out of railroad ties as stringers and rough-cut planks across the stringers - it never failed us. God bless you and your special family.

Butterfly intro was great, new camera system working well 👍🏻 Good job Meg

That lupine patch is an absolute treasure

Great Channel

You are doing a greate job. :)

You guys are a trip! Great videos! Stick with guys, stick with it! You have good content and you mix it up well.

Just an old fellers tip on dropping trees, cut your wedge from the bottom side, gives the tree something to pivot on and keeps kickback to a minimum too. Very nice hinge on that tree! Nice and even. Good job! Remember, you are the forest Steward now, those large trees are the ones that have done all they can. Eventually age will begin to make them unusable if you don't harvest them. Take the old out let the new replace them and select the species that you want for future use. Thin them out so they don't have to comepte so much for nutrients.

I think you found a very good toy in your tractor. A toy you use. Gardening should be good in your neck of the woods. Well made shed.

I too have walked a few miles in the woods.

Young dogs love to roll in Deer and Fox 'scat' (probably Racoon as well), they do grow out of it but the smell can be a bit much ... The best solution (for cleaning) is believe it or not, Tomato Ketchup. Rub it into the affected area and rinse; This is one of those bits of lore that you hear once and say "really?", but then you hear it a second time from a differet source and you think "I've heard that before"; The third time you hear it you think, "maybe there's something to this?", so you give it a try and behold, a miracle. The dogs coat is silky smooth and fresh as mountain air; Wisdom = skip to third stage and try it ... I had a Golden Labrador called 'Rex', I was so impressed with the result I thought a small experiment was in order. So that evening in the shower I shampooed with ketchup, my hair was so soft and fine; the only diference, my dog smelt great whereas I smelt like Fish & Chips (English staple, distinct fish and vinegar odour) ... Ketchup or Shaving Foam will clean just about anything, go figure :-)

Très belle vidéo Très beau tracteur et très bien équipé Super travail 👍 Jolie construction de maison J'ai passé un agréable moment en regardant votre vidéo 😀 Merci

Great progress!

Nice looking hinge on that one.

Good Morning Homesteaders, You should check out a logging company. Not only will they buy the logs they take, but they will make your roads a 2nd bridges. Lumnah Acres, a youtuber also is doing just that in New Hampshire. I enjoy watching you while having my coffee. Thank you for sharing your Journey with us.

Please let us know how the Star Link system works out. I’m on the list to get one when I go full-time in my RV. You guys are doing an awesome job! Cheers!

I made same mistake once, down hill with loader bucket full and NOT 4 wheel drive. Had to lower loader bucket to ground while sliding to stop tractor. Cleaned my pants, put in 4 wheel drive and continued on 🤦‍♂️

Look at the grain of your boards and cup them all the same direction, facing inward

The chisels on the box blade is called scarifiers. I bent the point on my J.Deere scarifier. John John Deere isn't the best brand. I'm impressed with your RK. PS. Your pretty slick at felling trees.

It’s better to let the wood dry out if you can because it. Shrinks and can twist some and possibly split I learnt that lesson on my barn

What if you stored your cut logs on wood rails to prevent bug damage and rot damage

Down the road a bit look at a tiller attachment for your tractor. You have a pto and 3 point so why not use it?

RK tractor question regarding the service repair. Was it covered under the warranty and how long were you without the tractor? Awesome content. Keep them coming!

I am kind late commercial to you channel but for future reference suggest use only 1 nail when putting up relative green lumber suggest check out (sawing with sandy) while sawing mostly pine has several structures built using green lumber Use 1 nail at each 'point of contact allows wood to shrink and move without splitting

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