Exciting Move: Illinois to Missouri 575-acre Farm & Equipment Updates
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- Опубліковано 16 вер 2024
- Wow, lot's going on lately! In today's episode we'll get an update on the moving process from our Southern Illinois farm over to our new 575 acre Southern Missouri farm. We have been taking several trips per week hauling over household items and equipment, and while we are at the Missouri farm we have been working to clean out the home, do some tractor bush hogging to get control of the overgrown fields and trails at the Missouri farm and start the food plotting process on every trip as well. Needless to say it has been a very busy couple of months for us and it will only intensify in the coming weeks as we finalize the entire Southern Illinois homestead move over to our new Missouri homestead forever home and land! Here is some more background and the latest update videos from @KapperOutdoors2.0 and our whole Missouri farm moving process:
MISSOURI MOVING DAY! CHECK MATE: • MISSOURI Moving Day! C...
WE HAVE A WRITTEN OFFER ON OUR ILLINOIS FARM:
• We have a written offe...
Today is an UP to the minute quick update on the Missouri 575 acre farm! Here are a couple of recent episodes if you are new to the channel that I believe you will enjoy!
EXPLORING RIDGETOP TRAILS ON THE 575 ACRE MISSOURI FARM:
• Exploring Ridge top tr...
WOOD KNOCKS! ON MY FIRST WALK IN THE WOODS:
• Wood Knocks!! Shocking...
AND here is some background on our new Missour farm and the moving process from Southern Illinois:
Was this Divine Intervention? While many may not believe, I do keep the faith when it comes to living this life and putting certain priorities above others. Join me for today's episode #1 of our new life, land and Ozarks Missouri adventures! Recently we bought a 575 acre Southern Missouri farm in the Ozarks and today will be our first moving trip, our first road trip after legally owning the new 575 acre Missouri farm, and all of the adventures that go along with it. Join us for today's episode as I begin our moving process from Southern Illinois over to Southern Missouri. Today I'll tackle some of the challenges associated with equipment hauling over such a long distance. In this episode I'll be hauling my KIOTI RX7320 powershuttle cab tractor, my home made chisel disc plow and some other equipment on my equipment trailer. Oh, and I almost had a near disasterous collision in the St. Louis area as a car literally broke down only a few cars ahead of me, so while cruising at 65 mph there was a completely stopped car right in front of me and I had nowhere to go in either lane, left or right of me, so I locked up all of the brakes on my Ford F250 and the equipment trailer, and fortunately I don't tailgate so I had enough room to get my truck and equipment trailer stopped just in the nick of time! Also today I'll give you an up close and realtime view of the dead end gravel road that our new 575 acre Missouri farm sits on, and then a look at our OVER a mile long private gravel driveway as well. This is a very exciting episode and we thank you for joining us! If you enjoyed today's video episode please hit the like button and consider subscribing to join us for all of our new life and land adventures from our new land in the Ozarks of Missouri! Thanks for joining us today and we hope you'll consider joining us on our new Missouri homestead and land purchase and all of our future land adventures, land investment adventures and projects, and all of our new Missouri home rehab projects and much more! Oh and by the way if you are interested in making a Missouri land investment and being our neighbors (literally) on a dead end road, and then a dead end, private, gated road enjoying a stunning place to hunt, or build your dream home or a deep woods retreat then you can contact us at Kapper@kapperoutdoors.com
Thank you, we hope to catch you on our next video adventure! #kapperoutdoors #kapperoutdoors2 #kapperoutdoorsMissouri #missouriland #missourihuntingland
Well done Joe, great to see the end in sight for the moving, another part of the jigsaw falling into place 👍
Thank you! Can't wait to put this chapter behind us! Can't happen soon enough right now! Cheers!
Missouri is nice, hope you enjoy it there. Crazy all the work you did on the old place. Hope whoever purchases it appreciates that and keeps it up. Take care 😊
Thanks man, appreciate it. The buyer of the land definitely appreciates it. He is a die hard deer hunter and has been working the land all year. I guess in a way I do look forward to the new MO opportunities to put all of our hard learned knowledge to work on really making this an incredible place to live, hunt and enjoy! Take care thanks again
Two more trips, it's almost over!
Almost there!! One chess move at a time!
Growing up on our SEMO farm in the 50s and 60s tending live stock and working in the fields etc. prior to cotton pickers and hill drop planters my three brothers and I couldn't wait to move away. By 1995 two brothers, one by way of San Fransisco for thirty years live on the family farm while I live on one six miles away. I live just across the Mississippi from Illinois and the last time I crossed the river was in 1998 when my son was in the Navy. Missouri may not be the best state, but it's pretty darn good.
That sucks no bass. Too many bluegill too.
Yep I totally agree with you! It does not have to be New York, but it is rural, honest, and there is still freedom here!! Thanks!
a lot of work moving
Yep no doubt. But I hope that in a few years when we look back we will be very pleased with our decision!
Almost home free! And your property taxes might be lower soon
Man what a long road and a crazy expensive endeavor.. But I think in 5 years we won't regret it! Thanks
Do you have the new range location scoped out? You should be able to get 1k yards easy with the rolling terrain. I believe you posted a family christmas pew video years back on your old range. My family also has thst christmas tradition.
I might be able to get the 1k it depends on the ridge tops on the fields. I hope to get back into some pew vids. But I might make channel memberships as we have been really set back on pew and hunting vids from the platform..
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Was that iron mike?
Nope this was the scrapper we've been working with.
@@kapperoutdoors At first I thought it was Iron Mike. So all that’s left is computer and desk and tractor? Shame you don’t have a torch and a way to get tower with antennas. I sure at this point you ready to just say leave it. These will be great video for you to look back on Kapper. And for your family. ❤
Hey on your Missouri place next year plow your soybeans plot first wait like 3 weeks so hay sprouts then spray round up and plant your soybean will grow faster and shade out the hay works a lot better thats how i do it and i almost never have to spray again and my soybeans are about 3ft or more
Yep good call. Next year will be a new year! But hey I had to improvise, adapt and overcome this year since I was so late with food plotting! But I think I have a good handle on the fall plots so far anyway! Thanks!
Yep even if you don't have plots with that much land there's big bucks anyways
Good effort 👍 I know nothing about politics in USA but the venom in your voice talking about Illinois I was like wow must be bad 🙄😳
Oh man it is very unreal to say the least..
If it hasn't hit you yet--you probably only have 2 trips left!!!! LOL Don't know if you have to be at the closing sale of your Illinois property, but that may be another trip or two??
We are planning on doing that via mail!! Since we won't have a place to sleep that will be much easier :)