Truisms are factual insofar as they might as well be. The world is brimming with the dirt & sand & rock & salt to build a better cemetery; one in which we may be buried in a better world; a world of boast, pride, sea monsters & lip gloss.
@Praxxus55712 i guess the us is a big country so maybe this is possible hold on to it as america is over ur in the last decade of prosperity next 5 years will be worse than anything that ever came before america wake up
The Japanese that live in Tokyo and live in 2 x 2 closets must be banging their heads against their Lord of The Chickens posters watching this video. But, I digress. Sincerely, Paula Abdul before medication.
Hey there! Have you considered the intellectus money maker (search on google)? Ive heard some amazing things about it and my cousin made tons of money it.
I know what you said works great because I've done that myself. I bought a 50 acre lot for $22,500.00 split off two separate lots of 8 acres each and sold each of them for $14,500.00. This left me with 34 acres which I had harvested this past summer and received another $13,650.00 for the timber that was harvested. So in the past 4 years that I've own the property, I made a total of $42,650.00 minus the $22,500.00 I originally paid which left me a profit of $20,150.00
@Praxxus55712 yah and that wonderful 80 acres will have new owners after a big auctioning! Cannabis is the last thing on my mind if I ever have the luck of acquiring such wealth of land!
Man I was envious untill I heard that northern Minnesota part lol. Nah, actually I still am, I'd love to get that kinda deal on that kinda land just hopefully somewhere much warmer for most if not all of the year.
Very Cool! I have been thinking about getting a small house on a some land in the country. I am not really a "city girl" but don't know a thing about living in the country either. That is why I am trying to see how it works. Your videos help. I thought I had to get a 5000 gallon stock tank for 4 acres. Haha. Keep the videos coming. :0)
Hi, I am into gardening, though I am a newbie. on a serach for some planting topic, I ran into your videos, watched your tomatoes, birds, and story of property. It got me curious about how you got your first property. Were you originally from N Minnesota ? Is your lot level? is it in mountain? any road frontage/eletricity/phone when you first purchased it? Did you personally check out the lot before you put in offer?Why are you looking for smaller land now? What you dislike with owning huge land
@alliss2010 I've lived all over the USA. Originally from California. My land is a mix of high & low lands but pretty level with slightly hilly areas. There was road * utilities coming to the property so no worries with that. Yep I walked through the land before buying it. I loved that part of it. It was like a safari pushing through the woods and weeing all the wildlife and plants/trees. I'm moving to be closer to my family and a smaller place is just something I want now. It's an adventure. :)
wonderful channel just found your channel 3 nights ago and your videos are wonderful and the awsome part I live here in Minnesota and it is wonderful place grew up here all my life been many places but nothing like home and Minnesota nice. Your videos are very informative I am addicted to all the videos hearing all the great gardening plus tips. I hope do balcony garden for now with eyes looking for farm in future.
I just found your channel. You are an inspiration. I can see that it is quickly going to get additive. Some of us can only dream but you have done it, and it is wonderful to watch all your innovative and helpful videos. Thanks.
Hey buddy, thanks for the website address. My wife and I have been thinking about cashing out and heading for the country. We live in PA and land is not as cheap, unless you are in a remote area. Not sure where I'd work if we did that.
@pressingonforhim Finding decent work can be the tricky part. If you can get through that hurdle then it's definitely worth the move. The peace and quiet, clear night skies and clean air is fantastic. You could consider other states. Some have boatloads of inexpensive land with homes on them. Not having to pay a mortgage is definitely a money saver and peace of mind. When you finally make the move, let me know ok? I'd love to hear your thoughts after the move. :)
i stumbled on your videos while looking for recipes. and i could'nt stop looking at them. you are a very captivating person. you have a very easy way about you that does not tire one, and have very interesting things to say. I really am jealous your life style out there. , well maybe some day. anyway keep up the good work. and i ll see you on YT.
what do you do as your job? lol just wondering. you don't need to answer!
I have and aunt and uncle living in new jersey they pay alot for living in little communities and its pretty dark at night too but very private. But they have to drive so far to get to work.
@sacura605 I retired a couple years ago. I used to own real estate and a couple small businesses. I sold everything and have enough to live off of. I'm not even close to being wealthy, but it's enough to pay the bills at least.
Also, if you'd like some help assisting with your tomato growing, I'd be happy to lend a hand! I'm from the UK and you cant urinate in a pot for $8,500, property-wise, although, speaking of urine, I hear it makes an excellent plant fertiliser! No kidding.
Hey Praxxus, I made it a point to watch your videos on which property you should go for. In my honest opinion, I think you should stay where you are. You've got so much land for so little money, plus the way things are going financially, I wouldnt mortgage myself at all. You do not want to risk the banks taking your property, which does exist, as a consequence of default on a loan of money, or credit, which doesn't exist, plus interest. You got a really good deal there - treasure it, matey!!
awesome, I just got a piece of land in the middle of nowhere and I am slowly transitioning over. Its only 10 acres, but thats big for me after living in a condo in the city. No electricity or water, I use solar panels and a woodstove. I have 2 streams running through the property. Stars are AMAZING at night....totally worth it.
Kymkiwi, You're definitely on your way. 10 acres is definitely enough land. I'm looking for less land than I currently have. 10 acres is enough for me. I know what you mean by the stars at night. Sometimes I look up and just stare in wonder. It's really something isn't it? :)
@kymkiwi: Wow. You must be the luckiest person. I would love to have 10 acres of property. I have 3 acres of land in the woods. I guess that's good enough for me. It's so quiet out here in the woods. No neighbors, no crimes, and no stress. The only problem is that I think my property is haunted. I'd see black figures darting back and forth from one tree to another. My dogs would bark and howl like crazy. Maybe I will get a priest to do an exorcism on the property?
my country is very small and if you buy land they give you all kinds of restrictions about how high your trees should be and what your house should look like and all kinds of crap....
Thanks for the video, I have been looking for a little piece of land of my own. It's like having a little country of your own, real freedom. I'll check out the website, thanks again...
classy64jas, This is the second house. I abandoned the first house after I purchased the second 40 acres because I wanted a house in the center of the property.
I checked that site u posted and u really got lucky and a good deal cuz all the other propertys even in MN were in the Millions..I looked nationwide and even w/the economy like it is, everything is still pretty expensive, even the land w/o a dwelling on them...so feel LUCKY, lol
Yep we have 911 service out here. It just takes about a half hour for them to get here. I had a runin with a poacher once and had to call 911. I timed them at a half hour.
what sort of temp extremes. here where i live in victoria australia in winter it gets down to about -2 overnight, about 30.f. the day time sees about 15.c/60.f.
summer can be extreme we had over 105.f for 2 weeks.
i should start growing things more. my chili some of which is still growing covered from frosts.
I use the Balsam Poplars for my timbers and post and beam framing jobs.
I can't remove any underground vegatative growth or the bog will swallow the area. The poplars aren't any good for dimension lumber but for timbers they are awesome.
Good plan. I inherited my patch, maybe I should expand.
Thanks for the info and the link. Wow, you really got a great deal on your property!!!
I didn't realize poplar trees were so invasive. We have poplars here and I've never really noticed them spreading all that much. Maybe I've just not paid close enough attention. One tree I *used* to have but after much effort finally got rid of was a Silver Maple. Yikes!!! that thing sent up an unbelievable amount of plants from it's root system.
OMG baconsoda!!! Are you serious?? I would agree that Ireland has some of the most amazingly beautiful land I've ever seen, but I dunno if I would pay 1.6 million bucks per acre. wow!
Yep, I know a few Irish exiles in USA and Canada who talk about returning to Ireland when they retire to buy a little cottage in the country - they are in for quite a shock! Like everywhere, land prices have taken a hit recently but are still ridiculously high. I would hate to be a young person starting out, the $400k starter mortgage is considered 'normal'.
That's incredible, land in my town, where my house is, 50,000 for 3/4 acre...I'm still in the country, I'm on a dead end gravel road next to acres of corn fields and woods but down my road is the lake also. It's getting harder and harder for LOCAL Vermonters to but property here because they can't afford it and Canadians, Jersey and Connecticut are buying it all up instead. My family has been here for generations and hopefully my kids too. Country folks know how to survive it is VERY true.
I wish we had land like that in alberta, canada. Any type of land that goes up for sale usually is more expencive then in the city. We had a poplar tree and it was like a weed. We hated it. we tore it down but we have to put posion in it this year. we drill a hole in the stump and inject posion. the only thing that sucks in the hump is going to stay :( its to close to the electritiy box. we also had carpenter ants in it and they were huge look similar to flying ants but they bite. ouch.
Crewlla, I've had carpenter ants too. I had the big black ones. They eat so freakin fast! I borke down and bought chemicals for that nightmare. Poplars break in the wind alot and their roots are insane! The only thing I like about them is their bright yellow fall leaf colors.
Yeee haw Thank God I'm a country boy. Man what a deal!! nice job!! Truth is there is still 12 ac in florida thats rual I own 6 of them Lmao I think the reason land is cheap up there is because everone moved down here Lmao great video and info. Live the dream!!! thanks
I would LOVE to do this...Not practical in our lives...right now. :) Great info. to share with others!
Btw...have you ever thought of doing a video of all the wild food (strawberries, grapes, etc.) on your property? That would be very cool to see. Just saying....
well this video really helps me, the canadian, up in cities. :P
oh wait a second, im canadiann!!
im on my oil powered computer, in my igloo, CUZ IM CANADIAN XD
oh wait a sec, i cant hear you CUZ THERES A BLIZZARD OUTSIDE OF MY IGLOO, because im canadian! but its ok, cuz i have my CANUCKS JERSEY on under my mounties uniform to keep me warm.
oh, bee right back, i need to go hunt beavers and moose, why? cuz im canadian xD
but yeah, good video, lots of long comments, but i could get 80 ancres for free, just use my handy dandy nuclear harhead and blow up the people already there, and TADAA, free land =]
awesome job bro,and it seems you are really enjoying the property,keep it up bud and thanks for the info
GHSNo34 1 day ago
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Truisms are factual insofar as they might as well be. The world is brimming with the dirt & sand & rock & salt to build a better cemetery; one in which we may be buried in a better world; a world of boast, pride, sea monsters & lip gloss.
ThingsTerrestrial 3 days ago
So you not too popular with the Poplar trees it seems...
fishsickle 1 week ago
y dont u just show us this land
LukeAndJema 2 weeks ago
@LukeAndJema I have three years worth of videos that show parts of the property at various seasons. :)
Praxxus55712 2 weeks ago
@Praxxus55712 oh cool i diddnt realise that will give me something to do 2nite thanks.
LukeAndJema 2 weeks ago
Thanks for the video, Just went to site and started looking around. found a couple nice little lots.
woodturningjohn 1 month ago
Poplar is also used for millwork. It's a pretty soft wood and easy to machine.
jjsjeffjjsjeff 1 month ago
it must be a swamp he bought
CORRIGEEN71 1 month ago
@CORRIGEEN71 Nope. highland. Oaks, poplars and maples don't grow in a swamp.
Praxxus55712 1 month ago
@Praxxus55712 i guess the us is a big country so maybe this is possible hold on to it as america is over ur in the last decade of prosperity next 5 years will be worse than anything that ever came before america wake up
CORRIGEEN71 1 month ago
@CORRIGEEN71 Dumb.
chris42259 11 hours ago
was the house on the land in the front half or did you have to build after?
bbtbrianna 1 month ago
The Japanese that live in Tokyo and live in 2 x 2 closets must be banging their heads against their Lord of The Chickens posters watching this video. But, I digress. Sincerely, Paula Abdul before medication.
ExclusiveLM 1 month ago
What a cool post. Thanks!!!
2000everett4 1 month ago
@2000everett4 I need to know how tax you were paying for this 80 Acres property every year?
TheSjabbas54 1 month ago
Excellent advice ~ thanks!
PreppersWife 2 months ago
ok ..I hate you ... ; )
914light 2 months ago
This man is brilliant!
privatepersonalc 2 months ago
80 acres for 8,500 dollars? there is probably a haunted native burial ground under there.
ultradumbass 3 months ago 9
@ultradumbass I certainly hope so!! :)
Praxxus55712 3 months ago 10
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Hey there! Have you considered the intellectus money maker (search on google)? Ive heard some amazing things about it and my cousin made tons of money it.
mykymyky0001 4 months ago
@mykymyky0001 Have you heard of being blocked for spamming? I've heard some amazing things about it. :)
Praxxus55712 4 months ago 10
@Praxxus55712 Hey, have you ever heard of allowing comment voting so people can thumbs up the one you just did? lol
DontFriendInviteMe 3 months ago 3
I know what you said works great because I've done that myself. I bought a 50 acre lot for $22,500.00 split off two separate lots of 8 acres each and sold each of them for $14,500.00. This left me with 34 acres which I had harvested this past summer and received another $13,650.00 for the timber that was harvested. So in the past 4 years that I've own the property, I made a total of $42,650.00 minus the $22,500.00 I originally paid which left me a profit of $20,150.00
music04777 5 months ago
Now I'm looking into a 24 acre lot which I can do the same thing with for more profit.
music04777 5 months ago
You're great! Thank you!!!
turbomango 5 months ago
I would love that. Thanks for the web site.
paulgem123 5 months ago
How does he cut all that grass?
Kingnaira 5 months ago
if i were u i would grow cannabis, make money.
jamaicanveteran92 6 months ago
@jamaicanveteran92 Acres and acres of green blowing in the breeze....until the DEA shows up in helicoptors with flamethrowers and nachos. :)
Praxxus55712 6 months ago 18
@Praxxus55712 yah and that wonderful 80 acres will have new owners after a big auctioning! Cannabis is the last thing on my mind if I ever have the luck of acquiring such wealth of land!
EasternMerchant 4 months ago
your a cool buddy, buddy hope your not gay
hope to be your nabure in like 3-5 years if america won't go doun the draine
dojdart1 6 months ago
Man I was envious untill I heard that northern Minnesota part lol. Nah, actually I still am, I'd love to get that kinda deal on that kinda land just hopefully somewhere much warmer for most if not all of the year.
BradNC11175 7 months ago
Very Cool! I have been thinking about getting a small house on a some land in the country. I am not really a "city girl" but don't know a thing about living in the country either. That is why I am trying to see how it works. Your videos help. I thought I had to get a 5000 gallon stock tank for 4 acres. Haha. Keep the videos coming. :0)
PlanoPrincess 7 months ago
sounds like you have been really blessed for sure!
Mickeym1a2n3 9 months ago
Hi, I am into gardening, though I am a newbie. on a serach for some planting topic, I ran into your videos, watched your tomatoes, birds, and story of property. It got me curious about how you got your first property. Were you originally from N Minnesota ? Is your lot level? is it in mountain? any road frontage/eletricity/phone when you first purchased it? Did you personally check out the lot before you put in offer?Why are you looking for smaller land now? What you dislike with owning huge land
alliss2010 9 months ago
@alliss2010 I've lived all over the USA. Originally from California. My land is a mix of high & low lands but pretty level with slightly hilly areas. There was road * utilities coming to the property so no worries with that. Yep I walked through the land before buying it. I loved that part of it. It was like a safari pushing through the woods and weeing all the wildlife and plants/trees. I'm moving to be closer to my family and a smaller place is just something I want now. It's an adventure. :)
Praxxus55712 9 months ago
What is the name and number of the company that logged your land?
Brie217 9 months ago
wonderful channel just found your channel 3 nights ago and your videos are wonderful and the awsome part I live here in Minnesota and it is wonderful place grew up here all my life been many places but nothing like home and Minnesota nice. Your videos are very informative I am addicted to all the videos hearing all the great gardening plus tips. I hope do balcony garden for now with eyes looking for farm in future.
imblessed62 10 months ago
Great Info !Thanks !!! I subbed
MrMADMOFO 11 months ago
Some bushland in Queensland sounds better to me!! HeHe!! Sorry! It's warmer there! And i WANT A MANGO TREE!
ChumpyChicken2 1 year ago
Great video. Inspiring!
AlexAlcyone 1 year ago
I just found your channel. You are an inspiration. I can see that it is quickly going to get additive. Some of us can only dream but you have done it, and it is wonderful to watch all your innovative and helpful videos. Thanks.
Shadoweyes636 1 year ago
@Shadoweyes636 Thanks for your fantastic comment! I'm glad you decided to tune in and stay awhile. Glad to have you here.You made my day! :)
Praxxus55712 1 year ago
Hey buddy, thanks for the website address. My wife and I have been thinking about cashing out and heading for the country. We live in PA and land is not as cheap, unless you are in a remote area. Not sure where I'd work if we did that.
pressingonforhim 1 year ago
@pressingonforhim Finding decent work can be the tricky part. If you can get through that hurdle then it's definitely worth the move. The peace and quiet, clear night skies and clean air is fantastic. You could consider other states. Some have boatloads of inexpensive land with homes on them. Not having to pay a mortgage is definitely a money saver and peace of mind. When you finally make the move, let me know ok? I'd love to hear your thoughts after the move. :)
Praxxus55712 1 year ago
Which state?
Kdnce 1 year ago
@Kdnce East Central Minnesota
Praxxus55712 1 year ago
i stumbled on your videos while looking for recipes. and i could'nt stop looking at them. you are a very captivating person. you have a very easy way about you that does not tire one, and have very interesting things to say. I really am jealous your life style out there. , well maybe some day. anyway keep up the good work. and i ll see you on YT.
sshemilla 1 year ago
@sshemilla Thanks for the amazing comment! You actually made me grin from ear to ear. :)
Thanks!!
Praxxus55712 1 year ago
I want your land!
bianconinetwork 1 year ago
That's a great way of doing it.
ironflyer 1 year ago
what do you do as your job? lol just wondering. you don't need to answer!
I have and aunt and uncle living in new jersey they pay alot for living in little communities and its pretty dark at night too but very private. But they have to drive so far to get to work.
sacura605 1 year ago
@sacura605 I retired a couple years ago. I used to own real estate and a couple small businesses. I sold everything and have enough to live off of. I'm not even close to being wealthy, but it's enough to pay the bills at least.
Praxxus55712 1 year ago
Also, if you'd like some help assisting with your tomato growing, I'd be happy to lend a hand! I'm from the UK and you cant urinate in a pot for $8,500, property-wise, although, speaking of urine, I hear it makes an excellent plant fertiliser! No kidding.
Anyway, hope my comment helped. All the best.
BouncingFaces 1 year ago
Hey Praxxus, I made it a point to watch your videos on which property you should go for. In my honest opinion, I think you should stay where you are. You've got so much land for so little money, plus the way things are going financially, I wouldnt mortgage myself at all. You do not want to risk the banks taking your property, which does exist, as a consequence of default on a loan of money, or credit, which doesn't exist, plus interest. You got a really good deal there - treasure it, matey!!
BouncingFaces 1 year ago
You are my hero!...lol.....the king of cheap.
Gunnarsguns 1 year ago
awesome, I just got a piece of land in the middle of nowhere and I am slowly transitioning over. Its only 10 acres, but thats big for me after living in a condo in the city. No electricity or water, I use solar panels and a woodstove. I have 2 streams running through the property. Stars are AMAZING at night....totally worth it.
kymkiwi 1 year ago
Kymkiwi, You're definitely on your way. 10 acres is definitely enough land. I'm looking for less land than I currently have. 10 acres is enough for me. I know what you mean by the stars at night. Sometimes I look up and just stare in wonder. It's really something isn't it? :)
Praxxus55712 1 year ago
@kymkiwi: Wow. You must be the luckiest person. I would love to have 10 acres of property. I have 3 acres of land in the woods. I guess that's good enough for me. It's so quiet out here in the woods. No neighbors, no crimes, and no stress. The only problem is that I think my property is haunted. I'd see black figures darting back and forth from one tree to another. My dogs would bark and howl like crazy. Maybe I will get a priest to do an exorcism on the property?
OS253 1 year ago
You weren't exaggerating when you said, "a steal of a deal."
I've been looking at some property where I'm moving to, and after viewing your video I'm thinking of moving to Minnesota.
You played the financial game of life quite well.
td84 1 year ago
Hi,
only in America, only in America ;-)
my country is very small and if you buy land they give you all kinds of restrictions about how high your trees should be and what your house should look like and all kinds of crap....
so, lucky you!
Joe from Germany
JoeHell67 1 year ago
Thanks for the video, I have been looking for a little piece of land of my own. It's like having a little country of your own, real freedom. I'll check out the website, thanks again...
llcyll 2 years ago
Is that the interior of one of the garages you started with. It it is, awesome renovation.
classy64jas 2 years ago
classy64jas, This is the second house. I abandoned the first house after I purchased the second 40 acres because I wanted a house in the center of the property.
Praxxus55712 2 years ago
I checked that site u posted and u really got lucky and a good deal cuz all the other propertys even in MN were in the Millions..I looked nationwide and even w/the economy like it is, everything is still pretty expensive, even the land w/o a dwelling on them...so feel LUCKY, lol
kokonutbaby1 2 years ago
Can u call 911 and get an ambulance out there if ur having a heart attack or a bear runs u up a tree? lol...how long does it take them to find ya?
kokonutbaby1 2 years ago
Yep we have 911 service out here. It just takes about a half hour for them to get here. I had a runin with a poacher once and had to call 911. I timed them at a half hour.
Praxxus55712 2 years ago
if you dont mind me asking what state do you live in???
i looking to change states
singful 2 years ago
I live in northern Minnesota. It's pretty cold in the winter and the summers are cool, but I hate hot weather so it suits me I guess. :)
Praxxus55712 2 years ago
what sort of temp extremes. here where i live in victoria australia in winter it gets down to about -2 overnight, about 30.f. the day time sees about 15.c/60.f.
summer can be extreme we had over 105.f for 2 weeks.
i should start growing things more. my chili some of which is still growing covered from frosts.
steviebboy69 2 years ago
I use the Balsam Poplars for my timbers and post and beam framing jobs.
I can't remove any underground vegatative growth or the bog will swallow the area. The poplars aren't any good for dimension lumber but for timbers they are awesome.
Good plan. I inherited my patch, maybe I should expand.
AugustusLarch 2 years ago
the density of the stars seems impossible to take in sometimes, let alone with a camera!! =)
duckstreet 2 years ago
Yeah it's one of those things that you just have to experience. It's amazing, isn't it? :)
Praxxus55712 2 years ago
Thats using your noggin..Good for you!!
KatNip2007 2 years ago
great video you are a true tree hugger lol keep up the good work
nehketah1978 2 years ago
O-K let me park my trailer in the back, we'll get along great! Kidding, another great vid. Take care...
yoursubzzzhere 2 years ago
Luck you =)
xx
QueenKattz 2 years ago
Thanks for the info and the link. Wow, you really got a great deal on your property!!!
I didn't realize poplar trees were so invasive. We have poplars here and I've never really noticed them spreading all that much. Maybe I've just not paid close enough attention. One tree I *used* to have but after much effort finally got rid of was a Silver Maple. Yikes!!! that thing sent up an unbelievable amount of plants from it's root system.
3CoolKats 2 years ago
Maples have stunning fall colors. Silver maples sell for alot at local nurseries here. :)
Praxxus55712 2 years ago
Building land where I live in Ireland - £1mllion (about US$1.6m) an acre! And that's cheaper than in town.
baconsoda 2 years ago
OMG baconsoda!!! Are you serious?? I would agree that Ireland has some of the most amazingly beautiful land I've ever seen, but I dunno if I would pay 1.6 million bucks per acre. wow!
Praxxus55712 2 years ago
Yep, I know a few Irish exiles in USA and Canada who talk about returning to Ireland when they retire to buy a little cottage in the country - they are in for quite a shock! Like everywhere, land prices have taken a hit recently but are still ridiculously high. I would hate to be a young person starting out, the $400k starter mortgage is considered 'normal'.
baconsoda 2 years ago
Your lucky if you can get 1acre in england for less than 40k thanks for recomending the website.
Demolitionhick 2 years ago
That's incredible, land in my town, where my house is, 50,000 for 3/4 acre...I'm still in the country, I'm on a dead end gravel road next to acres of corn fields and woods but down my road is the lake also. It's getting harder and harder for LOCAL Vermonters to but property here because they can't afford it and Canadians, Jersey and Connecticut are buying it all up instead. My family has been here for generations and hopefully my kids too. Country folks know how to survive it is VERY true.
thegoodsellfamily 2 years ago
Sure, can I buy the land RIGHT next to you? Not w/ the squirrels flipping you off all the time, naughty squirrels. lol
62sarina 2 years ago
thanks so much for the info!
ashleestarzec 2 years ago
Love your videos!! Thanks for sharing.
bpereztab 2 years ago
I wish we had land like that in alberta, canada. Any type of land that goes up for sale usually is more expencive then in the city. We had a poplar tree and it was like a weed. We hated it. we tore it down but we have to put posion in it this year. we drill a hole in the stump and inject posion. the only thing that sucks in the hump is going to stay :( its to close to the electritiy box. we also had carpenter ants in it and they were huge look similar to flying ants but they bite. ouch.
crewlla 2 years ago
Crewlla, I've had carpenter ants too. I had the big black ones. They eat so freakin fast! I borke down and bought chemicals for that nightmare. Poplars break in the wind alot and their roots are insane! The only thing I like about them is their bright yellow fall leaf colors.
Praxxus55712 2 years ago
woot great to see you again!
mywootgarden 2 years ago
I love living in the boondocks but just sucks no cell service lol
ntedawg21 2 years ago
Yeee haw Thank God I'm a country boy. Man what a deal!! nice job!! Truth is there is still 12 ac in florida thats rual I own 6 of them Lmao I think the reason land is cheap up there is because everone moved down here Lmao great video and info. Live the dream!!! thanks
HLCpromow 2 years ago
I would LOVE to do this...Not practical in our lives...right now. :) Great info. to share with others!
Btw...have you ever thought of doing a video of all the wild food (strawberries, grapes, etc.) on your property? That would be very cool to see. Just saying....
greentxmama 2 years ago
well this video really helps me, the canadian, up in cities. :P
oh wait a second, im canadiann!!
im on my oil powered computer, in my igloo, CUZ IM CANADIAN XD
oh wait a sec, i cant hear you CUZ THERES A BLIZZARD OUTSIDE OF MY IGLOO, because im canadian! but its ok, cuz i have my CANUCKS JERSEY on under my mounties uniform to keep me warm.
kkburnout 2 years ago
oh, bee right back, i need to go hunt beavers and moose, why? cuz im canadian xD
but yeah, good video, lots of long comments, but i could get 80 ancres for free, just use my handy dandy nuclear harhead and blow up the people already there, and TADAA, free land =]
kkburnout 2 years ago
wahead*
kkburnout 2 years ago
You're a nut Andrew. LOL :)
Praxxus55712 2 years ago
Wonderful, and helpful information
Ray. Well done! Love your video's.
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