Man, seeing this makes me appreciate Zaphod, our singular Tennessee Fainting goat when I was a kid, all the more. He was super easy to take care of, had a very good temper, and was extremely sociable.

Can we eat this types of green meat

Today I cut a chicken, this chicken have green meat.. I'm afraid of this meat.. why it occur in chest bone?? I'm bemused

You guys are absolutely nuts... That many kids... No idea how to homestead or go off grid... Trying to give advice on youtube when you can't hack it yourselves... All of that... Go home, never do this stuff again, please.

Had to go back and watch the first video... holy moly, your production value has skyrocketed since then. But your voice and delivery were still spot on, and it's easy to tell that you had that growth potential.

one of the things I learned about Homesteading is that community has always been part of being successful.

Thank you so much!! I have a rooster that must go. I think he’ll be delicious!

Those goats were trash talking you. :)

We do calf sharing and bough another one to put on our 1/2 Holstein 1/2 Angus. At what point to do you ween? Do you have a video on that process?

Lol, what species is that cow w the pretty eyes 😍?? (Second species) And the hairy pigs at about 1/2 way through??

when I lived off grid in Alaska for 4 months I would have never considered taking a bath! We used a bucket filled with warm water as a shower - with a shower spiget thing attached to the bucket.

So cringe 🥴 it’s amazing these two were able to procreate and live in city for this long… dad thinks lighting a gas lamp is an achievement*

Look at the nasty flys ……..Infection waiting to happen.

Why doesn’t she have hay or sawdust ?…..SHE SHOULD HAVE SOMETHING soft and clean

you should have quail I have quail for meat and eggs.

Never grew up in the rural area, so I ain't used to seeing animals being slaughtered. Don't know why buy the feeling I need to desensitize myself keeps growing. Doom prepping my mind is the only words i can concoct. Anyway great video, with all the small details that one might not think to say like having the duck getting used of the feeling of the knife before use

Another great video Aust. Beautifully done. Great and meaningful storytelling. It´s been a joy to follow your family on this adventure.

There two peg. Weird signaling. Hard to watch

It's all harder than people realize or can until they've lived it. You must commit to working constantly on the land fishing, hunting, gardening, etc. then in the home chores taking care of the livestock, cooking, cleaning, canning etc. Or go to the grocery store, use washer, dryer, dishwasher. I believe what most really want is living with less bills and stress

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I agree that cows are easier then goats

I Love Electricity 🩷

When you finally got to Goats, I was thinking children😂

I would love to have sheeps but I have zero experience 😅

Basic H in their water works wonderfully for my herd of Boer goats

Get a job and buy your family a comfortable life. Your children deserve this.

What?? I started with bees! I love them and they are SO easy and make SO much money! I only have to look at them once every two weeks and a majority of the year I dont have to even feed them. Nice bee jacket and no stings either.

I'm not tough enough, and I recognize it. Off grid would be fine for me if we're talking about a cabin with limited power that comes from solar or generator. If we're truly talking about washing clothes in the creek and hauling water for a bath.....no thanks.

The absolute best video!!! Not only so informational but your humor is awesome. ⚡️shocked⚡️ by pigs and the fences! 😂❤

How much straw per acre?

Dear people, thank you for this beautiful episode, your honesty and openness! Very beautiful and educational to see this process making your decisions, so wise!! Life lessons ❤❤❤ greetings from the Netherlands

How long do you cook without a pressure cooker

What i think- You do not just take yourself, a wife,.and 6 kids to a place like Alaska and say "Here we are. Now we will survive". There are preps to make and honestly i mean nothing bad here, i saw some huge probs. One, the unpredictability of Alaska. Summer? It is never what they say. The heat/warmth/ cooking area should have been covered before leaving the grid. Generators & solar are the options for power/light/conmunications. All of this you should bring with you. Note: i give major props to channel "Will Survives"... a 21 yr old dude who left the grid to build his own cabin, plant a garden, attempt ducks & chickens to raise, in Western NM mountains. Will has taught me TONS of stuff you need to know and do. Thus whole survival business requires a certain aptitude. Basics must be covered in mind before any adventure begins! Especially if you care for and bring along, others. For sure, its all about learning by experience. I plan to go off grid myself soon... I know i will be ok, because i am still learning, and still striving for a better life. You are too. So Godspeed and i hope you do! 🎉

now you understand what farmers experience: they feed you and they don't live from their work; the food is not paid well enough

I hope you got geese! I love mine ❤