I got the eerie feeling in the downstairs that someone was sitting in those chairs, the kitchen felt “occupied” too. It’s so saddening to see all the things that composed someone’s life left behind and frozen in time. Coats hanging in the closet, shoes lined up. I miss my grandparents dearly and I remember what it was like trying to save everything I could because I wanted it all to remain the same but realistically you just can’t save everything.

The feeling I get when you show us these old farmhouses is really indescribable...its eerie, yet so cool & amazing at the same time. It really is like stepping back in time. I was born at the end of 1981, but both grandmas had older homes, & I get this eerie nostalgic feeling watching the explores. Thank you so much for these!! ~Peyton from Charlotte, NC.

There's something bout the way sun infiltrates a farmhouse porch! Great find. Thank you very much.

What an amazing time capsule! A lot of things like my mom’s stuff from the mid-50s. The stand mixer and dishes! The house itself seems from the 20s. The flooring and kitchen counter.

Love those old iron beds.

That calendar has been on the wall since I was 7 years old, 52 years ago.

This is the exact kind of farmhouse I lived in as a kid in the 1960s; this sure brings back some great old memories.

I swear I can feel the presence of the people who once lived there. I get vibes off these places. I am sensitive to the spiritual.

It's a great day when farm hunter blesses us again! I've also come across fully furnished abandoned farm houses, I always felt like I was being watched, or someone was just about to come home...but the dust inside told me the opposite.

Fantastic find! Thank you for sharing this with us. Welcome back! You have been missed!!

Very simple furniture throughout the house. The most amazing was the 1950's B&W Cabinet TV. There are people who collect them. The refrigerator maybe from the 1980. The newest piece in the house was the electrical box. It could have been that some of the relatives went through the house. Could explain the boxes on the floor. With updated renovations it would be a nice house to live in.

The mirror in the bedroom is beautiful

Cleaned up, I'd live in that house, as is! You skipped right over the "snapshots!" Do please show photos and other pictures and books when you find them. That tells us so much about the house and its history!

Such a beautiful house and old furnishings. I can’t help but imagine the laughter, crying and just joy this home has seen. Great job of capturing its beauty 🥰

What an awesome little farm house. In my 60 years I don't recall ever seeing a combination wood/electric cook stove, very cool.

What an amazing time capsule! 😮 You just don't see stuff like this anymore. Period! Makes me so happy. My parents house has the same red counter tops. Soooo so cool. Thank you again, FarmHunter ❤

Those vintage dressers with the harp mounted mirrors, and vintage Avon men’s talc was a treat to see. This house reminds me of yesteryear which is amazing! Great to see you as always 👍😊

Great find!

This is great! I wish you had more time to really view alot of the items more upclose, especially upstairs, but I totally get why not.

Wondered where you disappeared to. Nice to see you on the road again!

Good to see you back. Another poignant find--- my first guess was gram or gramps passed away and the family started the clean up. Then for whatever reason, just left it as is. The chairs in that room facing the bed make me thing there was a sick person being cared for there possibly.

Just found you. Loved this house. I especially like seeing cast iron cookware in the kitchens. Cool

I was born and raised in Virginia and in my time living there, I saw many places like this. Not just the houses but the scenery as well. Here I am living across the country, yet your videos make me feel at home.

I would really love to know the stories behind the old houses. The house gives a creepy feeling but yet really cool! I love the 52 year old calendar in great shape!! Amazing fine !! Glad to see you back!

It's very, very rare to find one is as good a condition as this, especially with things like that television which are obviously over half a century old now. This one's a keeper, FH. Make sure you record it's location.

Nice house ! It's in such good condition ! The living room is warm and welcoming.

I was just wondering when you would get around to uploading something new. Minutes later, there's a new video. A good one too!

Wow!! So glad to see a new video from you! Excited.

Great find

What an interesting house! It is in such good shape, so little damage from sitting after so many years. Much of the furniture and glassware and such seems to date from the mid-fifties. That heater in the living room was amazing, and that television is a 1954 or '55 RCA Victior, wonder if that was still in use when this house was last occupied. Thanks for sharing this treasure!

Farm Hunter, you are one of the best at doing these videos. Please keep making them. I like how you tour them solo and provide your candid comments. Somehow they are very creepy and instantly draw me in ... the whir of your zoom lens sound adds to the tension. The lighting is usually dramatic and shows the locations well, as well - often sunlit coming through the window from the pastoral setting outside the scary location you are filming. It is both a lonely and apocalyptic feel. That's the best I can do at describing it.

This one really makes me emotional. So much like my Grandmother's home. When I was young and went exploring I'd see stove pipe rings in the ceiling all the time. In fact my Grandma had one too. I have watched hundreds of urban explorer videos and this is the FIRST time I've seen on in a video. Sadly, my Grandma died of a heart attack while sitting at the edge of her bed. It almost looks like the same thing happened here.

New sub. I was raised in an old farmhouse ca. 1840 so this brings back happy memories.The tv is 1940s. as is the ringer washer on the porch. Amazing explore. Glad KZfaq recommended your channel.

Very good....proud of you farm hunter. Wish someone would put that nice old house back in use. Don't get discouraged, we've been enjoying your talent for years. My wife and me are too old to explore, plus law enforcement here in Louisiana are strict. So we enjoy urban exploration on youtube . Wouldn't trade you for a gold monkey farm hunter!!!

Yet another awesome exploration. I was glad to see someone is keeping up with the yard. Here is southwest Missouri, I do not explore until cold weather arrives due to stepping into places with snakes skins hanging from the ceiling and bug swarms. Lol! You do a great job and find some amazing places. Thanks for sharing with us!!!

Been missing you

Good to see you back !

13:05 I read somewhere that peeling paint that has a look of alligator skin is indicative of lead-based paint. Also shown at 13:27

Yay!!! Good to see ya!! This house is amazing...I wish it had some groovy wallpaper 😁

That couch in the living room reminds me of the one in our basement when I was growing up. It was stuffed horsehair and was scratchy. I believe that it had been my parents in their first house, which was about 1955-1962.

We glad you're back, enjoyed

It said something about being in the same family for over one hundred years 👍

It looks as if it's been Abandoned for nearly 25 to 30 years i'd say...

Amazing I want to live there

Crazy. You randomly popped in my head today.

❤your videos...please keep making videos

Neat!

6:10 folder for a nursing home. ❤

What does it mean Century Farm ??? There farm house close to me that says the same thing, it’s a beautiful piece of property .

Great video. Was there a barn still out back?

Just turn hydro back on and you have a house

I think that is an old eyewash cup at 6:02 (grandma had one too)

That place is well taken care of, just because someone isn't there , doesn't mean it's abandoned. It looks like your trespassing

Seems as though,like I would do explore an old house to be fascinated and appreciate history of things that once were but no more. Doesn't look like you was making out to be some ghost-hunting expedition. What gets me is things in YT vids you oddly find in certain rooms that you normally wouldn't find even if it was abandoned like a big axe resting on the kitchen counter with the handle up or an ironing board in the bathroom and have old photos of people that either lived there or was relatives so neatly resting on a table like someone is playing cards with them,oh,and all kinds of books and mags. just happens to be cluttered up everywhere in every room. I know people trashes up houses and sometimes uses them for storage houses but to abandon it like that I don't fully buy into it.

Have been missed smiler. What happened to the rebuild or tear down you was working on ?? 👍🏻👍🏻🇬🇧

Are we still doing exploring

You mention that your light wobbles. Perhaps your light is the reason your video gets shaky.

How do you get by with entering these places? Do you get permission? Truly interested - dead serious question. If you just trespass and enter, I'm astounded. Around here, that would be asking for trouble. People take a very dim view of such activity.

I'd so like to know the backstory.

Trip as in a drive or trip as in LSD?

How do you know that property is abandoned, it looks well kept for an abandoned property. I highly doubt that property is not owned by someone

Mouse poop everywhere. 🤔

This isn't abandoned, do you seek out owners for permission to go on property or enter the home?

I'm tired ....😩😒🥱

I wouldn't call it abandoned if the property is being mowed. How about not used.

Definitely trespassing on this one. To many antiques and family heirlooms. And you can see it is still cared for. Unless you have permission I would never enter and film a building in this condition and then post online. Be careful.

The word "anyway" does NOT have an "s" on the end of it.