I am just going to say ThankYou for the video as I said on the previous video I hope that people understand that hunting helps to keep the deer population at a healthy number to prevent starvation and disease while at the same time provides food for hundreds of families. ❤
People don’t always realise or understand that the meat, chicken, fish, any type of animal food bought in a supermarket, comes from a live animal. That the eggs they buy are from chickens kept in tiny cages, never seeing daylight, nor able to walk. That a lot of the time these animals live in situations that they wouldn’t like, that their life ends in an unsatisfactory way. A hunter like Shane loves animals, takes care of them, takes pleasure watching them, learns from them. When it comes to ending their lives for food, not pleasure , it is done in a humane, quick manner, with the animal having no clue as to what is about to happen, not queuing waiting for the inevitable to happen. We can’t, nor should we, expect our preferences to be adhered to by everyone. Thank you Judy, for your video on such a sensitive subject x
So true. I laugh every time I remember a young adult complaining about hunting etc., her thought was we have grocery stores for food! It must rank up there in the top stupid statement category! Not to mention we can’t depend on stores. You never can control what could happen in public. But growing and harvesting is the only guarantee. And then we still depend on Mother Nature to allow our gardens to produce.
It still amazes me how in just a couple of generations how ignorant society in general has become about food, predators, and survival. I think what you guys do is awesome and very responsible to your environment.
Thank you for explaining that you and Shane feed the deer year round and that you enjoy watching them. I would do the same if I didn’t live inside city limits. A lot of people up here feed the deer to help them survive the harsh winters because their natural food is scarce. I loved hearing that Shane hunts and helps feed people in need in the town where his hunting camp is. He is a very compassionate, responsible hunter. Thank you for another wonderful video. It made me think back to my childhood and how some families who weren’t as fortunate as others and had to rely on hunting and fishing to provide much needed food for their table. 💜🥰
This is an awesome video. Thank you for explaining and sharing your life. Thank Shane for me for feeding the less fortunate by hunting for them to provide them with food. All of God's blessings to you both. ❤❤❤
You are right Judy, so many have no knowledge about their food cycle nor understand the benefits of hunting. Thank you both for supporting others in your own special way.❤😊
Good morning - dancing INSIDE on this cold snowing morn in Niagara Falls Canada. Aunt Judy, like I said recently on a video, we mirror each other's lives and thoughts in so many ways. The first time my oldest brother cooked up his fresh moose burgers, I gagged and gagged til I puked. Needless to say I didn't come close to finishing that burger lol. Fast forward 5 years - I tried and LOVED his deer jerky - a lot! Also tried his deer sausage and didn't mind it at all. I've never liked sausage of any kind so that's a miracle in itself haha! Have yourself a great day!💃💃💃❤❤❤
Thank You so much for this video. My grandfather grew up on a farm. He was the oldest of 14 children with a 4th grade education. He was working the farm while other kids were attending school to help feed his brother's and sister's. After taking care of the farm he would often go rabbit hunting for dinner for his family. He would often keep two rabbits to feed his family and any other rabbits would be sold so that the money went to buy other things for his family. I grew up hunting with my grandpa, it was unusual because most girls in the 70's didn't go hunting. Everything we hunted for went to feed family or those that we less fortunate than us. Both of my grandparents grew up on the farm and both their parents lost everything during the great depression. My grandparents always had a huge garden, I knew that they couldn't eat all the food that they grew, so they would put fresh fruits and vegetables in paper sacks and I would pull a wagon to all the home's around our grandparents, set sacks of food on the door step, ring the door bell and head to the next house. Grandma would get with the neighbors every harvest and she would have canning parties. All the kids would help Grandpa harvest the crops, a group would get everything ready to can and Grandpa would barbeque meat on the grill. I have so many memories. Grandpa taught that food was not wasted and we always gave to the less fortunate. Judy again Thank You for sharing your life with us! Thank You for reminding me of the good ole days. Much love from our family to your family 💞
Hunting has been going on for thousands of years. I was raised up around trappers. It was horrible to see, but I was blessed to have fresh meat on the table. Not from the grocery store. Love you and Shane ❤
Some people don’t understand because they don’t have a heart all they have is diarrhea of the mouth. So don’t let them people get to you. I love and appreciate what you and Shane do. So keep dancing. 💃🕺💃🕺. God bless
Judy, I’m just like you. My grandparents lived on an 80 acre farm in Macomb, OK. They had cows and chickens, and my grandpa kept bees. I had no idea about where meat came from. Now I know. I have a hard time with it, but I still have the occasional burger. I don’t know how to get past knowing that people shoot deer and cattle are slaughtered. Part of it is taking care of animals humanely before slaughter. Anyway, I’m so thankful that your husband feeds people in need. God bless you sweet girl! 🤗❤️
Judy I mix regular hamburger meat and venison burger together and brown it up and use for spaghetti, chili, tacos, hamburger helper, vegetable soup. I also use both in meatloaf. Venison cube steak is wonderful and so much more tender than beef cube steak. I like to marinate a tenderloin in moores then wrap in bacon and cook on the grill it’s so good. I’m so glad to hear about Shane helping those people out.
Aunt Judy, you did a wonderful job explaining why y'all hunt and manage your property. I was deer hunting quite a few years ago. While tucked into a cedar tree, I hear snaps of small branches. I move my eyes to the left and there was a bobcat on the other side of the tree. Oh, what an experience!!!
Hunting is perfectly fine. Not hunting is perfectly fine. Valuing animals above people is ungodly. Perspective is a valuable thing, if it's coming from the right source... God bless!
God Bless You Judy. I have eaten deer meat and bear meat. I love Bear meat the way I cook it. It’s never greasy. I have actually been the butcher for a many of deer that my husband’s friends have killed. I ate deer meat for a long time until one midsummer day I heard a baby deer crying. I left it alone and let it cry for most of the day praying that its momma would come back for it. Well she never showed back up and I finally climbed the hill and went to get the baby, it was all wrapped up in my farm fence. I untangled it, brought HER home and she became MY ANGEL. I loved her and she loved me. No more deer meat for me. But I am glad that we still have hunters around. The deer, bears, raccoons, skunks and coyotes are growing in population numbers FAST.
I ordered your book for my 2yr and her sister 4 months great granddaughters. I can’t wait. Her mom is going to start watching both Cog Hill Farm your channels with them. As I also got them both Cog Hill books. ❤❤
Armadillos They do nurse! Maybe a rescue wildlife refuge I don’t know how to take care of a baby armadillo either. Grub worms worms. I know they eat those but that’s about it and ticks.My brother kills me 3 deer a year to feed us until next deer season. And he feeds people that can’t hunt anymore. But it helps supplement our grocery bill. ❤❤🎉🎉
There are large apartment complexes being built and it is displacing habitats, so therefore the wildlife is coming into neighborhoods and causing problems. Hunting is very important.
At our wildlife museum they have animals for children and adults to touch and learn about. Responsible hunters provide many services to communities. You and Shane are amazing people.
Awesome video. Great explanation. Genesis 9:3 “Every moving thing that lives shall be food for you. And as I gave you the green plants, I give you everything.” This verse from Genesis establishes that God gave permission to humans to eat animals as a source of food. It signifies that animals are meant to be a part of the human diet. Scriptures also emphasize the importance of responsible stewardship and humane treatment of animals. God’s original intention for mankind was to live harmoniously with all creation, including animals, and to take care of the earth. So what you were saying Judy was so right.
Sweet video….I was raised with a hunting father and 3 brothers. I was raised to wear orange regardless where we were…always safety first. Our hunting was to feed 6 kids and 2 parents. Now when I grew up and my own kids did I go hunting no. Was I crazy about killing a deer no, but if someone wanting to give deer meat that relatives killed, I sure wasn’t going to turn it away….keep on being you Judy….
There are sooo many reasons why to hunt. Besides everything you mentioned Judy. People feeling it's wrong to hunt never have had a deer total there car! I have hit 3 in my 66 yrs. And 2 of my vehicles were totalled.
I live close to you. We have seen doe's but never a buck. I also just watch wild life. I would love to see those bucks you posted pictures of. Maybe they will come visit our side of the creek. I understand and appreciate your sharing with us.
LiVed the LiFe n miss it so much ❤❤❤ We never waist Deer meat! We used or shared… A Farm Feeds all that eat… That may be You. We are not in a position to Judge… Let’s leave that to a Higher Power. ❌⭕️❌⭕️ ♥️🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰
It is the circle of life. Unfortunately we need it to exist. I have listened to opinions my whole life. I laughed when you told about eating your chicken eggs because I felt the same way. Your video was explained very well. You really are a good teacher.
i think u are right judy as for me i remember being 4 yrs old helping my daddy skin squirrels and taking fur off rabbits and cleaning fish we even cleaned mud turtles and then i helped mom to fix them into dinner but back then that is how you ate
Thanks for another great video. Although you dont have to explain anything to the negative Nancy's, i hope they were here for this explanation. What a loving heart Shane has to help provide food for others less fortunate. God Bless him for that, and God Bless your sweet little animal loving heart also Ms Judy❤ it says alot that even though you come from different backgrounds and lifestyles, youve come to understand, and accept that in each other. We would all do well to try and do that with others we meet. Love y'all ❤️
25:15 Ms. Judy, how much are the little alpaca toys? Oh my gosh! My cat has had one for years. It’s her baby. I’ve sewn it back together a million times because she carries it around in her mouth, she plays with, and sleeps with it. The poor thing doesn’t even look like an alpaca any more because when it’s fallen apart, I’ve lost pieces that I was supposed to put it back together so I just make do with what’s left. lol ❤
@ yes that’s what the one my cat has is made of. It’s super soft and fluffy. I know some do them like they do the dryer balls they make with it, and some are just like it came off the alpaca with tanned hide with the fur sewn into the shape. I’m assuming that’s how it’s made. It’s got a backing like leather. I bought hers at a craft fair probably 5 years ago. I will save up some money and when I do I will holler at you! Thank you for replying!
I agree with hunting for food and I did hunt in my younger years but one thing that's done in your state that I don't is baiting deer meaning putting out corn all year which makes them feel safe. I know it's legal there but is not here in Tenn because Baiting can concentrate animals in feeding areas, increasing their exposure to diseases. Habitat damage Baiting can lead to an overabundance of wildlife, which can damage the habitat. Aflatoxin poisoning Corn put out for deer can grow a fungus that produces toxins that are toxic to game birds.
Judy, i live in Pennsylvania. Today (12/3/24), it is 28 degrees Fahrenheit, and it feels like 17 degrees. I am a senior lady whose dad taught her how to hunt, gardening, fishing, and cooking.
Morrrrrrrning Judy,and Shane☕️☕️!! It's 17 degrees here this morning now babie it's cold outside, brrrrrrr. Gotta go out and about today after I get done Im in bc it's too dang cold....Have a blessed day and much love for you babie.... G. Morning Sweet Larry... How' are you doing sweetie? You have a great day and be good...lol God continue to send blessings 🙌 to you and much love as well.... 🤍🙏🙌🙏🤍
There's nothing wrong with hunting!! People today are too far removed from the reality of our food sources. The truth is, buying your meat in a grocery store means you're paying someone else to do for you what hunters do for themselves. Hunters are also the best conservationists!! They want an abundance of healthy wild animals and undeveloped land!! They are nature lovers!
I disagree with them also! You keep on dancing 💃 ❤and if they truly watched your channel they might know a little more about what Snead’s Farmhouse is all about ❤
Hey Aunt Judy ❤ I was raised in the country but my uncle raised pigs and cows and I was at there house a lot and I would go out and talk to the pigs and to the calf's and I loved on them so needless to say the day came to load them up. The next time I was there I would ask where porky was and where May the calf was he would make up a story to tell me, he would say that May moved down to his Mom and Dad's house and he told me for alone time that the pig that was out there was porky I knew it wasn't but I would believe him because he always kept a pig in the yard for me, and I love that about him. Has I got older I understood and then I was the one that would package the meat and ground the sausage up and hang the meat in the smoke house. But I'm not a hunter, I just can't but I will cook it. Love y'all and God bless you and your family and all the animals and feather's ❤
My dad would deer hunt every hunting season. I’m an animal lover. I’ve also understand if we don’t allow people to hunt deer, they can become overpopulated. Which would lead to shortages of food sources for the deers and an increase in diseases that deers can get. There would also be an increase in car accidents and they can be hit by cars. People need to look at this whole picture…
I grew up eating deer, squirrel, rabbit and frog legs because we needed to. I do understand but killing the Bobcat was wrong. He was trying to survive like I did growing up. Bobcats are beautiful creatures that God created. Personally I don’t think they should be on the wall. Blessings to you both
I have to not allow myself to think about where eggs come from. Like you, I thought about what eggs are and, for a while, wouldn't eat them. I look at hunting as God's food! ... always tell him thank you!
PS ... How do you think the Indians feed their families? Eating Buffalo, using skins to keep warm. They used the whole Buffalo. Same with the pioneers that settled this country. There were no stores or fast food places to go to. I was raised in the country and the kids had guns in the window of their trucks. They knew how to respect the animals. Hunting was normal and it was done for food, not sport.
I've had deer meat, but I don't remember it because I was very young. I've never gone hunting, but I watched my uncle hunt doves. (No, I didn't eat any, they didn't fix any then) I was never raised to hunt or even use a gun. Dad had guns and a rifle, but he never taught my brother or I to use them. Anyway, I was raised without hunting, but I understood where meat came from. We lived above a farm that raised pigs and butchered them . (Dad was in the Air Force, and we were stationed in Germany) My brother and I sat and watched them take the pig and tie it to a big barn door dispatched it and then proceeded to butcher it. I was always fascinated by the precision in how they did stuff and how quickly they got it done. The blood and stuff didn't even bother me cause I was so interested in the process. Both my brother and I were. Then we'd get bored and wander off to play in the field or pick fruit of the trees and eat them. Anyway, I was raised a little differently, too. You are such a sweet and kind-hearted person, and for anyone who says anything like that, well, they must not watch you enough to really know how you are and how you and Shane are. You are so amazing how you handled the negative comment. You left it there and spoke directly to those people and other people who might say the same kind of comments. You gave them a little insight into why hunters like Shane hunt. Shane is also very kind-hearted as to why he hunts. I've heard others on the channels I watch that also hunt and bless others with their bounty. Some people just don't understand and may never understand the reasons why some people do what they do. And also there are those that want to change your mind to not do stuff and do it thier way. 🤷🏻♀️ At least, Judy, you gave them and us a little insight into why and what y'all do with the deers or whatever is harvested and if they don't like it, cause you're not going to change it. They can move on cause this is how you and Shane are, and you tell it like it is, and, well, they'll either stay or move on.🤷🏻♀️ There's not much else to say about that! Love you, Judy, and your wonderful hubby, Shane. You have a wonderful channel, and you love your animals and show respect and care for the wild animals in the forest. God bless.😊❤
I tell people all the time if you didn't have farmers you would not have vegetables, pig farmers you want have bacon and ham, cattle farmers you want have hamburger,roast,or steak to place on your table to eat. And if you don't hunt you want have wildlife to eat and a healthy wildlife environment. My great grand parents are wildlife because they had little money to buy meat, then my grand parents had a little more an would eat wildlife and other meats.
It's okay not to wear orange as it's your property and okay to walk up on Shane. I highly doubt a Deer is going to sneak up or walk up to Shane..... LOL
I certainly will never judge but do appreciate a warning so we don't have to view if we choose not to. You shouldn't have to explain yourself but I did listen and do understand. I must admit I found it upsetting when you were talking about how you wouldn't shoot an animal you've been feeding in a fixed area with corn. You went on to say if it were a 12 point Shane might kill it. That right there tells me it's about the trophy not feeding the less fortunate neighbors. And trophy hunting is ok if that's your thing. I will continue to watch you Judy and respect your point of view. And.....I too would hunt and know how to use guns but would only do so if I were starving :)
A lot of people don’t under that wildlife has to be managed just like pets and farm animals. Pets and farm animals can be pinned up or have surgery to prevent unwanted pregnancy. Wildlife doesn’t get that. They are hunted to provide food, leather goods, etc. It also keeps them from being ran over by cars. There’s nothing wrong with hunting for food for yourselves or others. Don’t just waste an animal by killing it and leave it laying. Add some fat to your ground venison, it might help the taste for you.
Opinions are like butt holes, everyone has one. Keep doing you Judy! If hunters didn't kill a few deer they would become a danger to the public. Disease and running in front of vehicles too. Would I eat or kill a deer, no but if you do it is not anyone's business.
Hunting is better than the way they do feeder beef they stand in mud & poop 24/7 till slaughter time in a jammed pack barn . It's a way of life your fast food hasn't always been around and most hamburgers from fast food are half soybean
I am anti hunt and a Vegetarian, before you start screaming. I understand why deer are shot, beef and pigs are raised for meat consumption. It is the senseless killing of deer that bugs me just so they can have a trophy on the wall. I watch loads of Home steads that hunt for the freezer and also donate meat to people. They raise pigs and cattle for eating as well. Most people do not have a clue where the meat comes from in the supermarket. Plus a lot of people have no idea where milk comes from. 🙃🙃🙃
Judy, respectfully your private life is your own business but I would not film and promote killing any animal. Shane can help feed others without killing a deer. In my opinion you hurt your animal rescue page by posting videos supporting hunting. Surely you have more positive video content ideas.
I'd be willing to say at least 75% of people have no clue were their food come from. It's sad that this is not taught in school so people grow up knowing where their food comes from . What it takes to grow and raise our food. It would make a difference in the way they consume their food and what they eat
Love you both. Just keep on dancing and doing what you both love. God bless!
Thank you
I am just going to say ThankYou for the video as I said on the previous video I hope that people understand that hunting helps to keep the deer population at a healthy number to prevent starvation and disease while at the same time provides food for hundreds of families. ❤
I agree
People don’t always realise or understand that the meat, chicken, fish, any type of animal food bought in a supermarket, comes from a live animal. That the eggs they buy are from chickens kept in tiny cages, never seeing daylight, nor able to walk. That a lot of the time these animals live in situations that they wouldn’t like, that their life ends in an unsatisfactory way. A hunter like Shane loves animals, takes care of them, takes pleasure watching them, learns from them. When it comes to ending their lives for food, not pleasure , it is done in a humane, quick manner, with the animal having no clue as to what is about to happen, not queuing waiting for the inevitable to happen. We can’t, nor should we, expect our preferences to be adhered to by everyone. Thank you Judy, for your video on such a sensitive subject x
Thank you for your comment.
Absolutely correct and on point .
So true. I laugh every time I remember a young adult complaining about hunting etc., her thought was we have grocery stores for food! It must rank up there in the top stupid statement category! Not to mention we can’t depend on stores. You never can control what could happen in public. But growing and harvesting is the only guarantee. And then we still depend on Mother Nature to allow our gardens to produce.
It still amazes me how in just a couple of generations how ignorant society in general has become about food, predators, and survival. I think what you guys do is awesome and very responsible to your environment.
@@revtmyers1 when the world goes crazy, everyone's true colors are going to show.
Thank you for watching
You shouldn't have to explain Judy but I see why you did. Godbless you and Shane for helping others.
Thank you for watching and supporting my channel
@sneadsfarmhouse8044 I love watching your channel Judy.
Thank you for explaining that you and Shane feed the deer year round and that you enjoy watching them. I would do the same if I didn’t live inside city limits. A lot of people up here feed the deer to help them survive the harsh winters because their natural food is scarce. I loved hearing that Shane hunts and helps feed people in need in the town where his hunting camp is. He is a very compassionate, responsible hunter. Thank you for another wonderful video. It made me think back to my childhood and how some families who weren’t as fortunate as others and had to rely on hunting and fishing to provide much needed food for their table. 💜🥰
Thank you for watching
This is an awesome video. Thank you for explaining and sharing your life. Thank Shane for me for feeding the less fortunate by hunting for them to provide them with food. All of God's blessings to you both. ❤❤❤
Shane is an awesome dude
You are right Judy, so many have no knowledge about their food cycle nor understand the benefits of hunting. Thank you both for supporting others in your own special way.❤😊
Thank you for watching
I love genuine people and you certainly are
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Good morning - dancing INSIDE on this cold snowing morn in Niagara Falls Canada. Aunt Judy, like I said recently on a video, we mirror each other's lives and thoughts in so many ways. The first time my oldest brother cooked up his fresh moose burgers, I gagged and gagged til I puked. Needless to say I didn't come close to finishing that burger lol. Fast forward 5 years - I tried and LOVED his deer jerky - a lot! Also tried his deer sausage and didn't mind it at all. I've never liked sausage of any kind so that's a miracle in itself haha! Have yourself a great day!💃💃💃❤❤❤
Thank You so much for this video. My grandfather grew up on a farm. He was the oldest of 14 children with a 4th grade education. He was working the farm while other kids were attending school to help feed his brother's and sister's. After taking care of the farm he would often go rabbit hunting for dinner for his family. He would often keep two rabbits to feed his family and any other rabbits would be sold so that the money went to buy other things for his family. I grew up hunting with my grandpa, it was unusual because most girls in the 70's didn't go hunting. Everything we hunted for went to feed family or those that we less fortunate than us. Both of my grandparents grew up on the farm and both their parents lost everything during the great depression. My grandparents always had a huge garden, I knew that they couldn't eat all the food that they grew, so they would put fresh fruits and vegetables in paper sacks and I would pull a wagon to all the home's around our grandparents, set sacks of food on the door step, ring the door bell and head to the next house. Grandma would get with the neighbors every harvest and she would have canning parties. All the kids would help Grandpa harvest the crops, a group would get everything ready to can and Grandpa would barbeque meat on the grill. I have so many memories. Grandpa taught that food was not wasted and we always gave to the less fortunate. Judy again Thank You for sharing your life with us! Thank You for reminding me of the good ole days. Much love from our family to your family 💞
What a wonderful story. Thank you for sharing
Hunting has been going on for thousands of years. I was raised up around trappers. It was horrible to see, but I was blessed to have fresh meat on the table. Not from the grocery store. Love you and Shane ❤
We love you
Awesome !!! Blessings !!! Hi Larry 👋🏻💙💙💞🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻😘😘😘 🎄
Some people don’t understand because they don’t have a heart all they have is diarrhea of the mouth. So don’t let them people get to you. I love and appreciate what you and Shane do. So keep dancing. 💃🕺💃🕺. God bless
Thank you
Judy, I’m just like you. My grandparents lived on an 80 acre farm in Macomb, OK. They had cows and chickens, and my grandpa kept bees. I had no idea about where meat came from. Now I know. I have a hard time with it, but I still have the occasional burger. I don’t know how to get past knowing that people shoot deer and cattle are slaughtered. Part of it is taking care of animals humanely before slaughter. Anyway, I’m so thankful that your husband feeds people in need. God bless you sweet girl! 🤗❤️
Judy I mix regular hamburger meat and venison burger together and brown it up and use for spaghetti, chili, tacos, hamburger helper, vegetable soup. I also use both in meatloaf. Venison cube steak is wonderful and so much more tender than beef cube steak. I like to marinate a tenderloin in moores then wrap in bacon and cook on the grill it’s so good. I’m so glad to hear about Shane helping those people out.
❤watching the video ❤
Aunt Judy, you did a wonderful job explaining why y'all hunt and manage your property. I was deer hunting quite a few years ago. While tucked into a cedar tree, I hear snaps of small branches. I move my eyes to the left and there was a bobcat on the other side of the tree. Oh, what an experience!!!
That’s a really neat experience!
Hunting is perfectly fine. Not hunting is perfectly fine. Valuing animals above people is ungodly.
Perspective is a valuable thing, if it's coming from the right source...
God bless!
❤❤❤❤Shane is a good man.
Ground venison makes the best chili.
Shane loves it
I love you Judy. I don't have a problem with any one killing animals for food or to protect their farm. Keep doing what you do.❤❤
Thank you
God Bless You Judy. I have eaten deer meat and bear meat. I love Bear meat the way I cook it. It’s never greasy. I have actually been the butcher for a many of deer that my husband’s friends have killed. I ate deer meat for a long time until one midsummer day I heard a baby deer crying. I left it alone and let it cry for most of the day praying that its momma would come back for it. Well she never showed back up and I finally climbed the hill and went to get the baby, it was all wrapped up in my farm fence. I untangled it, brought HER home and she became MY ANGEL. I loved her and she loved me. No more deer meat for me. But I am glad that we still have hunters around. The deer, bears, raccoons, skunks and coyotes are growing in population numbers FAST.
Never had it
Very powerful message. My husband hunts. We found out in May that I am T2D and we did some research that Deer meat is actually good for me.
What a wonderful caring man you have Judy.
He is
This just brought tears to my eyes😢. You and Shane have a heart of gold ❤.
You're so supportive of my channel. Thank you
I feed the deer that come in my yard sweet potato, apples and squash.
That's sweet
We love you and Shane and keep up the good work
Thank you
I ordered your book for my 2yr and her sister 4 months great granddaughters. I can’t wait. Her mom is going to start watching both Cog Hill Farm your channels with them. As I also got them both Cog Hill books. ❤❤
Wow, thank you!
@ I told Tay their mom she has to watch how you tell the story. this is goin* to be so fun.
Good morning Judy. We feed our deer all year around as well. Love watching them. ❤
Good morning!
It's beautiful in there now Aunt Judy 😍
Thank you
NEVER COMMENT BUT LOVE TO YOU WE LIVE IN A REAL WORLD AND HOW DO PEOPLE GET FOOD .... GROCERY STORE HOW LOVE AND GOD BLESS YOU AND BLESS YOUR FAMILY
Armadillos They do nurse! Maybe a rescue wildlife refuge I don’t know how to take care of a baby armadillo either. Grub worms worms. I know they eat those but that’s about it and ticks.My brother kills me 3 deer a year to feed us until next deer season. And he feeds people that can’t hunt anymore. But it helps supplement our grocery bill. ❤❤🎉🎉
My uncle was and he might still be a very successful taxidermist. It was called Hawks Headhunters Taxidermy in Goochland Virginia.
It's amazing what they can do
There are large apartment complexes being built and it is displacing habitats, so therefore the wildlife is coming into neighborhoods and causing problems. Hunting is very important.
Honey that's just life and food. I still want that sweatshirt 😂. We love you both and deer meat
What sweatshirt?
At our wildlife museum they have animals for children and adults to touch and learn about. Responsible hunters provide many services to communities. You and Shane are amazing people.
That's wonderful for kids to learn.
Awesome video. Great explanation.
Genesis 9:3
“Every moving thing that lives shall be food for you. And as I gave you the green plants, I give you everything.”
This verse from Genesis establishes that God gave permission to humans to eat animals as a source of food. It signifies that animals are meant to be a part of the human diet.
Scriptures also emphasize the importance of responsible stewardship and humane treatment of animals. God’s original intention for mankind was to live harmoniously with all creation, including animals, and to take care of the earth.
So what you were saying Judy was so right.
Thank you
Sweet video….I was raised with a hunting father and 3 brothers. I was raised to wear orange regardless where we were…always safety first. Our hunting was to feed 6 kids and 2 parents. Now when I grew up and my own kids did I go hunting no. Was I crazy about killing a deer no, but if someone wanting to give deer meat that relatives killed, I sure wasn’t going to turn it away….keep on being you Judy….
Thank you!!!
I come from a family that hunted and my grandfather raised chickens and pigs to feed our family
Thanks for sharing
I was telling my friend about your book and she is going to buy one for her daughter's project about kindness. ❤
Thank you for sharing
There are sooo many reasons why to hunt. Besides everything you mentioned Judy. People feeling it's wrong to hunt never have had a deer total there car! I have hit 3 in my 66 yrs. And 2 of my vehicles were totalled.
Yikes!!!
I live close to you. We have seen doe's but never a buck. I also just watch wild life. I would love to see those bucks you posted pictures of. Maybe they will come visit our side of the creek. I understand and appreciate your sharing with us.
Good morning Judy you and Shane live your lives. Don’t worry about what people say you’re old people anything.
Thank you Nina
LiVed the LiFe n miss it so much ❤❤❤
We never waist Deer meat! We used or shared…
A Farm Feeds all that eat… That may be You.
We are not in a position to Judge… Let’s leave that to a Higher Power.
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It is the circle of life. Unfortunately we need it to exist. I have listened to opinions my whole life. I laughed when you told about eating your chicken eggs because I felt the same way. Your video was explained very well. You really are a good teacher.
Thanks for sharing!!
i think u are right judy as for me i remember being 4 yrs old helping my daddy skin squirrels and taking fur off rabbits and cleaning fish we even cleaned mud turtles and then i helped mom to fix them into dinner but back then that is how you ate
You're like Shane
@@sneadsfarmhouse8044 i just believe god put them here for a reason an i think it wasnt for people to look at it was to help feed adam and eve
What a wonderful testimony, I imagine the gratitude this family has for Shane is beyond words. May God bless his hunting this year and always.
They appreciate him so much
Shane is a blessing to the are were his hunting cabin is god bless his sweet soul.
Thank you for watching
Love Venison ❤️
Shane does too
Thanks for another great video. Although you dont have to explain anything to the negative Nancy's, i hope they were here for this explanation. What a loving heart Shane has to help provide food for others less fortunate. God Bless him for that, and God Bless your sweet little animal loving heart also Ms Judy❤ it says alot that even though you come from different backgrounds and lifestyles, youve come to understand, and accept that in each other. We would all do well to try and do that with others we meet. Love y'all ❤️
Thank you for your comment.
Thank you for that touching story ❤❤.
Thanks for listening
Great explanation Judy❤
Thank you
25:15 Ms. Judy, how much are the little alpaca toys? Oh my gosh! My cat has had one for years. It’s her baby. I’ve sewn it back together a million times because she carries it around in her mouth, she plays with, and sleeps with it. The poor thing doesn’t even look like an alpaca any more because when it’s fallen apart, I’ve lost pieces that I was supposed to put it back together so I just make do with what’s left. lol ❤
They're real alpaca wool. They're $40 plus shippinh
@ yes that’s what the one my cat has is made of. It’s super soft and fluffy. I know some do them like they do the dryer balls they make with it, and some are just like it came off the alpaca with tanned hide with the fur sewn into the shape. I’m assuming that’s how it’s made. It’s got a backing like leather. I bought hers at a craft fair probably 5 years ago.
I will save up some money and when I do I will holler at you! Thank you for replying!
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Thank you for this video love you judy!!
You are so welcome!
I loved this very important video. Well done.
Glad you enjoyed it!
🐾🐾 My husband works all the time, even since retirement. The only breaks he takes is going duck hunting. 🐾🐾
Sounds like our husbands are alike
25 degrees in Michigan this morning.
Yikee
cold here and we had over weekend four feet of snow and now tuesday were getting snow again calling for 17 more inches it awful but pretty to see
Yikes
I agree with hunting for food and I did hunt in my younger years but one thing that's done in your state that I don't is baiting deer meaning putting out corn all year which makes them feel safe. I know it's legal there but is not here in Tenn because Baiting can concentrate animals in feeding areas, increasing their exposure to diseases.
Habitat damage
Baiting can lead to an overabundance of wildlife, which can damage the habitat.
Aflatoxin poisoning
Corn put out for deer can grow a fungus that produces toxins that are toxic to game birds.
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Love you Larry 🤗Have a wonderful day ❤
Judy, i live in Pennsylvania. Today (12/3/24), it is 28 degrees Fahrenheit, and it feels like 17 degrees.
I am a senior lady whose dad taught her how to hunt, gardening, fishing, and cooking.
Yikes!!
20 degrees in Hinton WV.
Yikes
Morrrrrrrning Judy,and Shane☕️☕️!! It's 17 degrees here this morning now babie it's cold outside, brrrrrrr. Gotta go out and about today after I get done Im in bc it's too dang cold....Have a blessed day and much love for you babie....
G. Morning
Sweet Larry...
How' are you doing sweetie? You have a great day and be good...lol God continue to send blessings 🙌 to you and much love as well....
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Stay safe
Great video ❤
Glad you liked it!!
🐾🐾 GM everyone. 🐾🐾
Good morning
There's nothing wrong with hunting!! People today are too far removed from the reality of our food sources. The truth is, buying your meat in a grocery store means you're paying someone else to do for you what hunters do for themselves.
Hunters are also the best conservationists!! They want an abundance of healthy wild animals and undeveloped land!! They are nature lovers!
I worked on a farm gathering eggs,then worked catching chickens for Golden Rod and Tyson. Don't eat eggs or chickens.
I understand
I disagree with them also! You keep on dancing 💃 ❤and if they truly watched your channel they might know a little more about what Snead’s Farmhouse is all about ❤
Thanks for sharing!!
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They're all so adorable.
Thank you
MY GRANDPA INDIAN WE HUNTED AND ALWAYS BLESSED THE ANIMAL TOOK AND NO MORE
So you did the compromising?
Hey Aunt Judy ❤ I was raised in the country but my uncle raised pigs and cows and I was at there house a lot and I would go out and talk to the pigs and to the calf's and I loved on them so needless to say the day came to load them up. The next time I was there I would ask where porky was and where May the calf was he would make up a story to tell me, he would say that May moved down to his Mom and Dad's house and he told me for alone time that the pig that was out there was porky I knew it wasn't but I would believe him because he always kept a pig in the yard for me, and I love that about him. Has I got older I understood and then I was the one that would package the meat and ground the sausage up and hang the meat in the smoke house. But I'm not a hunter, I just can't but I will cook it. Love y'all and God bless you and your family and all the animals and feather's ❤
Thank you for sharing your story!
My dad would deer hunt every hunting season. I’m an animal lover. I’ve also understand if we don’t allow people to hunt deer, they can become overpopulated. Which would lead to shortages of food sources for the deers and an increase in diseases that deers can get. There would also be an increase in car accidents and they can be hit by cars. People need to look at this whole picture…
So true
I grew up eating deer, squirrel, rabbit and frog legs because we needed to. I do understand but killing the Bobcat was wrong. He was trying to survive like I did growing up. Bobcats are beautiful creatures that God created. Personally I don’t think they should be on the wall. Blessings to you both
To each his own but I hate hunting and I stop eating red meat...I love all animals like you do....
I have to not allow myself to think about where eggs come from. Like you, I thought about what eggs are and, for a while, wouldn't eat them.
I look at hunting as God's food! ... always tell him thank you!
Amen
PS ... How do you think the Indians feed their families? Eating Buffalo, using skins to keep warm. They used the whole Buffalo.
Same with the pioneers that settled this country. There were no stores or fast food places to go to. I was raised in the country and the kids had guns in the window of their trucks. They knew how to respect the animals. Hunting was normal and it was done for food, not sport.
I've had deer meat, but I don't remember it because I was very young. I've never gone hunting, but I watched my uncle hunt doves. (No, I didn't eat any, they didn't fix any then) I was never raised to hunt or even use a gun. Dad had guns and a rifle, but he never taught my brother or I to use them. Anyway, I was raised without hunting, but I understood where meat came from. We lived above a farm that raised pigs and butchered them . (Dad was in the Air Force, and we were stationed in Germany) My brother and I sat and watched them take the pig and tie it to a big barn door dispatched it and then proceeded to butcher it. I was always fascinated by the precision in how they did stuff and how quickly they got it done. The blood and stuff didn't even bother me cause I was so interested in the process. Both my brother and I were. Then we'd get bored and wander off to play in the field or pick fruit of the trees and eat them. Anyway, I was raised a little differently, too.
You are such a sweet and kind-hearted person, and for anyone who says anything like that, well, they must not watch you enough to really know how you are and how you and Shane are. You are so amazing how you handled the negative comment. You left it there and spoke directly to those people and other people who might say the same kind of comments. You gave them a little insight into why hunters like Shane hunt. Shane is also very kind-hearted as to why he hunts. I've heard others on the channels I watch that also hunt and bless others with their bounty. Some people just don't understand and may never understand the reasons why some people do what they do. And also there are those that want to change your mind to not do stuff and do it thier way. 🤷🏻♀️ At least, Judy, you gave them and us a little insight into why and what y'all do with the deers or whatever is harvested and if they don't like it, cause you're not going to change it. They can move on cause this is how you and Shane are, and you tell it like it is, and, well, they'll either stay or move on.🤷🏻♀️ There's not much else to say about that!
Love you, Judy, and your wonderful hubby, Shane. You have a wonderful channel, and you love your animals and show respect and care for the wild animals in the forest. God bless.😊❤
Thank you for sharing.
@sneadsfarmhouse8044 Thank you and Shane for being yourselves. Love y'all!😊❤️
I tell people all the time if you didn't have farmers you would not have vegetables, pig farmers you want have bacon and ham, cattle farmers you want have hamburger,roast,or steak to place on your table to eat. And if you don't hunt you want have wildlife to eat and a healthy wildlife environment. My great grand parents are wildlife because they had little money to buy meat, then my grand parents had a little more an would eat wildlife and other meats.
That's correct. Thanks for watching
My only comment is the bobcat wanted food, animals killing in a farm is different
now I draw the line on squirl meat nope can't eat that
Neither can I
It's okay not to wear orange as it's your property and okay to walk up on Shane. I highly doubt a Deer is going to sneak up or walk up to Shane..... LOL
lol.
I certainly will never judge but do appreciate a warning so we don't have to view if we choose not to. You shouldn't have to explain yourself but I did listen and do understand. I must admit I found it upsetting when you were talking about how you wouldn't shoot an animal you've been feeding in a fixed area with corn. You went on to say if it were a 12 point Shane might kill it. That right there tells me it's about the trophy not feeding the less fortunate neighbors. And trophy hunting is ok if that's your thing. I will continue to watch you Judy and respect your point of view. And.....I too would hunt and know how to use guns but would only do so if I were starving :)
You need to get rid of those things. They'll find their way to your home and boy the damage they can do.
A lot of people don’t under that wildlife has to be managed just like pets and farm animals. Pets and farm animals can be pinned up or have surgery to prevent unwanted pregnancy. Wildlife doesn’t get that. They are hunted to provide food, leather goods, etc. It also keeps them from being ran over by cars. There’s nothing wrong with hunting for food for yourselves or others. Don’t just waste an animal by killing it and leave it laying. Add some fat to your ground venison, it might help the taste for you.
That's correct
But not grounded venison.
Opinions are like butt holes, everyone has one. Keep doing you Judy! If hunters didn't kill a few deer they would become a danger to the public. Disease and running in front of vehicles too. Would I eat or kill a deer, no but if you do it is not anyone's business.
Lol
so strange that the hunting video got negative Nancey's its not for sport he eats the deer meat
Hunting is better than the way they do feeder beef they stand in mud & poop 24/7 till slaughter time in a jammed pack barn . It's a way of life your fast food hasn't always been around and most hamburgers from fast food are half soybean
I agree
I am anti hunt and a Vegetarian, before you start screaming. I understand why deer are shot, beef and pigs are raised for meat consumption. It is the senseless killing of deer that bugs me just so they can have a trophy on the wall. I watch loads of Home steads that hunt for the freezer and also donate meat to people. They raise pigs and cattle for eating as well. Most people do not have a clue where the meat comes from in the supermarket. Plus a lot of people have no idea where milk comes from. 🙃🙃🙃
Judy, respectfully your private life is your own business but I would not film and promote killing any animal. Shane can help feed others without killing a deer. In my opinion you hurt your animal rescue page by posting videos supporting hunting. Surely you have more positive video content ideas.
I won’t watch these types of videos. Not for me!
You didn't watch it?
Wow! You run a FARM sanctuary, but you hunt? Not cool!
What do you consider a sanctuary?
I'd be willing to say at least 75% of people have no clue were their food come from. It's sad that this is not taught in school so people grow up knowing where their food comes from . What it takes to grow and raise our food. It would make a difference in the way they consume their food and what they eat
I agree. I was one of those kids