I'm new to your channel. I just wanted to say, first, let your weird shine bright! Second, I appreciate so much that you show your family praying together before your meal. Third, including your children in your daily tasks is amazing. Thank you.
That's great that you can get those trees out of the way for the expansion on the trailer. I like how you get your cut very straight all across the stumps. Those patterns are nice. It sure is nice to have that tractor to do the cleaning up! I'm so glad the boys help. This last weekend I was helping cut and remove blackberry canes from around buried cars at a farm. The family had lived at the farm for 35 years and many cars are hidden in the blackberry canes. I had a machete, a lopper, and a hay fork. Fun! Yum, that crispy chicken looks great Meg! Yay, Corbin supervising the chicken cooking. The "Ohhh" of the crispy chicken in the sunlight is NOT weird! It is awe inspiring. Great job cooking outside. That is a great way to keep the mess out of the kitchen! Thanks for this video Hollar family!
I love your weirdness. Please do not stop being your authentic selves. You are so valuable, just the way you are. God bless you all. Congratulations on the new baby.
Ben and Meg---Kudos to your success in building your homestead. You are parents to multiple children and seems more to come. Please share your vision and plan to expand your homestead to accommodate your existing and growing family.
Never weird but freaking Genius !!! Majority of people couldn’t do what you do smart men 🙌🏼 Meg you are helluva cook !! Wish I had some of that bread with prosciutto on the side lol ❤
I wish we didn't live states away; my hubby could've brought his stump grinder over and had those stumps ground down in a few hours. Then you would've had a nice pile of wood chips to use! But I admire your hard work and ingenuity getting it done your way! Really exciting to see the new addition being built!
I watch your videos all the the time but I missed something! Congratulations on the new baby! I just love this family… I feel like a cousin down the road!🥰🙌🏾
My daughter fries up 2-3 lbs of bacon at a time and it is always done outside. Then she puts in containers in the freezer. Bacon ready to go any time she needs it 😊.
Thank you Beautiful People for being real and sharing your sense of humor with us. Appreciate the smiles 😁. The beautiful patterns in the stumps made me think of so many different things to make with the wood. Maybe a few large wood cookies can be used for future projects or as gifts. But I understand priorities. Looking forward to seeing the additions 😊. Stay safe and warm. God Bless Y'all. Love and Prayers For All ❤🙏🏻🙏🏻
We would LOVE a video on the bloomin onions! Also just wanted to say how awesome your kiddos are! I'm a mom, and know they all have good and bad days, but your kids are just super cool. Well behaved, good imagination, happy and helpful young men. Corbin was a pro on the fryer with dad! You guys are great to watch, very inspiring!🤗
Hollow out a enough of the center and turn it into a flower pot? OR build a raised bed around the stump as a border box for the new build and fill it with flowers ? (IF you feel like you want to mask the fact that there is a stump there).
I have been watching your videos for the past year. I am 66 years old and just love your family. Your children are incredible! I was fortunate to be raised in the country. I was taught responsibility and enjoyed every single day that I got filthy working with the animals or the garden or building yet another structure for some animal I rescued. There were days when my mother would literally hose me down before allowed inside😂 God Bless all of you and thank you for the smiles you bring me with your videos!!
Congratulations on your new future addition. I love to see how your family works together to get things accomplished. While giving God glory at the dinner table.
For me I would put those stumps near the burn pit for some tables while sitting at the fire. Then maybe later burn the middle out to make some drums out of them. Pow wow style drums with some hide for the drum heads. Just a thought.
Good Evening Ben. Those tree trunks patterns are really beautiful. Are you going to use them to make somethings with them in the future. Can't wait to see the build you are going to make in that space where you removed the trees from. Blessing to you and your family.
Great video and those two tree stumps should be turned upside down and carved with a grinder to make bum shapes and buggie and someone else can sit on the new porch on a summer’s night with you and Meg they would make great chair- stools
I would love to have a cutting board, side chair table top even a window shelf for plants or something else to catch the sun made from the stumps! A light stain and several layers of a waterproof sealer depending upon how it's used and that wood pattern would be outstanding!!! It's so naturally beautiful that nothing man-made could compare. I'll bet artists that work with wood would buy them as they are so different. Uniform tree rings can be pretty but those trees have a most unusual pattern.
Those sandwhiches look so good. That Corbin, he's a go getter. He stays close to dad and is ready to go. ( impression I get ). Great family. Can't wait to meet the newest member soon.
Reading through the comments everyone is saying "don't burn the stumps, use them for..."! I feel the same way. The patterning will come back once you start preserving the wood. That's the prettiest pattern on a tree trunk I ever saw. My brother-in-law made his daughter a charcuterie board from a tree he cut down that had pretty patterning in the wood like that. I bet Meg would love a couple boards if you turned them into charcuterie boards for her!!!! The pattern will return as the wood is being finished. It's just too gorgeous a wood to burn. If you do refinish the wood, leave the bark on. That gives it even more of a rustic look. Maybe surprise Meg on her birthday or Christmas with something beautiful you made from the stumps! You guys have about talked me into getting a camp stove like that! I love it!!
Spoken like someone who has too much time and Absolutely zero real world knowledge or experience. These stumps are good for nothing but fire wood but even that would be more work than it’s worth.
Weird in the most wonderful way. Just love watching your videos....thank you! After that stump dries out, use it as a table outside....it is so pretty. God makes some awesome designs in nature.
For a while my bro and sis in law had a property with lots of big old trees. He had to get himself a big imposing Husqvarna to take down BIG branches that were too close to the ground, or were just too dangerous to be left on the tree. He also got himself a big log cutter. And a big riding mower. He was living the lumberjack dream.😊
HI Hollers and new one!! enjoying everything you post … I loved your inscription on the wall board!! “The only thing to decide is what to do with the time we are given” love it ❤
Hey Meg! Use that camp stove for your canning. I used my Blackstone for water bath canning and I loved it. It kept the house from being heated up. I don't pressure can, but your last video on canning the beef and broth took some of that fear away. Soooo....I guess I'm going to give it ago.
You know those wood stumps would make great table trivet or wall clocks with those beautiful designs. Not sure how many you could get out of them or use for carving something out of them. Always an enjoyment watching your channel. 😊
I hit a t-post in a tree once…confused the heck out of me. The most organized junk drawer in the world😂😂😂😂 I can’t open mine for couple days sometimes 😂😂😢
Ben those stumps would make nice mini side table tops. Just sliced them. I had one included one of the side roots actually looks like a face with a long body so I am using it in the garden as a decoration. Or make "place mat"s out of them.
Meg I love to see your delicious dishes you make for dinner everyday. Those bread looks delicious. Meg been pregnant you don't look tired at all. Keep it up and do rest as well. Have a restful sleep.
Great job all of you. I still get a giggle 😂 out of watching your lads helping you work and they all have bare feet. It is a lot warmer where you folks are, where I live it is 0 C/32 F. Too cold for bare feet unless you are going for a polar bear dip.
We use our camp stove for canning. You need a canner that is strong enough but it keeps the mess out of the house and heats the water much faster. We love ours too!!!
Meg is a cook of cooks for sure. Can't wait to try that for our home. The weather looks good there and finally winter is starting to go I hope. Dinner looks amazing as always. I hope those old roots don't kick back in and start to bud later. There is a treatment you can buy to rot them out I might try that if it was me but I know you have a handle on it. Good luck going forward on the addition. Blessings
Meg… would you tell Brett I would LOVE to have a a chicken beating wooden spoon. I collect handmade wooden utensils… of course I will pay him for his hard work ❤❤❤❤❤
When cutting out a stump, cut the roots with a pruning blade in a sawzall! You can get like 12+ inch long pruning blades and bury them to the hilt in dirt just cutting away for hours without destroying you chain and bar.
Ok, first, you guys ain't weird! (Maybe, unique ? LOL) Secondly, always great to see the kids helping out. Thirdly, if that was a junk drawer, it was the most organized one I've ever seen! And lastly, I just loved it when Ben said to Meg, sorry about honing in on your cooking and she came right back and said, that's ok, and you can do it anytime. Priceless!
Okay, I’ve learned I shouldn’t watch your videos when I haven’t eaten! By the end I’m starving for whatever you are preparing 😊! Taking care of those tree stumps was a lot of hard work…I bet you’re more than happy that job is done😵💫😵💫! I can’t wait for the new addition to begin🥰!
I'm new to your channel. I just wanted to say, first, let your weird shine bright! Second, I appreciate so much that you show your family praying together before your meal. Third, including your children in your daily tasks is amazing. Thank you.
That's great that you can get those trees out of the way for the expansion on the trailer. I like how you get your cut very straight all across the stumps. Those patterns are nice. It sure is nice to have that tractor to do the cleaning up! I'm so glad the boys help. This last weekend I was helping cut and remove blackberry canes from around buried cars at a farm. The family had lived at the farm for 35 years and many cars are hidden in the blackberry canes. I had a machete, a lopper, and a hay fork. Fun! Yum, that crispy chicken looks great Meg! Yay, Corbin supervising the chicken cooking. The "Ohhh" of the crispy chicken in the sunlight is NOT weird! It is awe inspiring. Great job cooking outside. That is a great way to keep the mess out of the kitchen! Thanks for this video Hollar family!
Weird recognizing acknowledging and enjoying weird!😂. It’s what I love about y’all! Kindred spirits!😜
Those stumps would make an awesome side table or coffee table.
I love your weirdness. Please do not stop being your authentic selves. You are so valuable, just the way you are. God bless you all. Congratulations on the new baby.
Love the way you teach your children, just include them in the activity, they will be prepared for life for sure!
Ben and Meg---Kudos to your success in building your homestead. You are parents to multiple children and seems more to come.
Please share your vision and plan to expand your homestead to accommodate your existing and growing family.
Never weird but freaking Genius !!! Majority of people couldn’t do what you do smart men 🙌🏼 Meg you are helluva cook !! Wish I had some of that bread with prosciutto on the side lol ❤
I wish we didn't live states away; my hubby could've brought his stump grinder over and had those stumps ground down in a few hours. Then you would've had a nice pile of wood chips to use! But I admire your hard work and ingenuity getting it done your way! Really exciting to see the new addition being built!
BIG CONGRATS on the new baby. Hope buggy gets a sister!!
I watch your videos all the the time but I missed something! Congratulations on the new baby! I just love this family… I feel like a cousin down the road!🥰🙌🏾
Frying outside....perfect all the way around!!!
My daughter fries up 2-3 lbs of bacon at a time and it is always done outside. Then she puts in containers in the freezer. Bacon ready to go any time she needs it 😊.
I'm Southern. We don't hide our crazy folks. We sit them on the porch with a glass of sweet tea! ;)
Corbin is learning so much and can do so much by following his momo and dad
Those stumps would make two great end tables or night stands!!!
Sweet compliment to buggy from her brother ♥ I just loved that so much xx
I missed that!
Not weird at all, just the envy of us all. Love your channel and your family.
Those stumps are beautiful, keep them and make cool looking cutting board.
Love your family, love the life you have chosen for them ❤
Thank you Beautiful People for being real and sharing your sense of humor with us. Appreciate the smiles 😁. The beautiful patterns in the stumps made me think of so many different things to make with the wood. Maybe a few large wood cookies can be used for future projects or as gifts. But I understand priorities. Looking forward to seeing the additions 😊. Stay safe and warm. God Bless Y'all. Love and Prayers For All ❤🙏🏻🙏🏻
We would LOVE a video on the bloomin onions! Also just wanted to say how awesome your kiddos are! I'm a mom, and know they all have good and bad days, but your kids are just super cool. Well behaved, good imagination, happy and helpful young men. Corbin was a pro on the fryer with dad! You guys are great to watch, very inspiring!🤗
I used this recipe! kentrollins.com/blooming-onion/#recipe
@@TheHollarHomestead thank you!
turn the stumps coffee tables and makes a little side cash :)
love from down under.
Stumps would make nice legs for an outside big family dinner table.
Hollow out a enough of the center and turn it into a flower pot? OR build a raised bed around the stump as a border box for the new build and fill it with flowers ? (IF you feel like you want to mask the fact that there is a stump there).
My family uses big stumps like that for axe-throwing targets (also used for the ninja stars my brother made).
I have been watching your videos for the past year. I am 66 years old and just love your family. Your children are incredible! I was fortunate to be raised in the country. I was taught responsibility and enjoyed every single day that I got filthy working with the animals or the garden or building yet another structure for some animal I rescued. There were days when my mother would literally hose me down before allowed inside😂 God Bless all of you and thank you for the smiles you bring me with your videos!!
HAPPY 160,000 SUBS! Love all your content!
Congratulations on your new future addition. I love to see how your family works together to get things accomplished. While giving God glory at the dinner table.
For me I would put those stumps near the burn pit for some tables while sitting at the fire. Then maybe later burn the middle out to make some drums out of them. Pow wow style drums with some hide for the drum heads. Just a thought.
I'm through about 85% of your content. Must say I'm living vicariously through you guys. Blessings your way!
That’s a lot of us to watch 🙈😂 Thanks for joining us!
I'm doing the same lol, would love to be able to do what they are doing
@@TheHollarHomestead dont burn the stumps please!! Make cutting boards from them or show boards with your brand/channelname 😊
Love your videos lots of fun.
Is that legal in the US ?
Ben and Meg.... I love your videos..... A bit of everything and all on the one channel... Thanks❤
Those stumps would make beautiful tables.
Yes, I would ❤ to get those stumps!!!👵🏻👩🌾❣️
very exciting preparing for the building additions..and the sandwiches look so yummy, bon appetit!
Good Evening Ben. Those tree trunks patterns are really beautiful. Are you going to use them to make somethings with them in the future. Can't wait to see the build you are going to make in that space where you removed the trees from. Blessing to you and your family.
This world needs more weird....I know I do.....life is such a pain without weird. 🤗
100% agree
Great video and those two tree stumps should be turned upside down and carved with a grinder to make bum shapes and buggie and someone else can sit on the new porch on a summer’s night with you and Meg they would make great chair- stools
I would love to have a cutting board, side chair table top even a window shelf for plants or something else to catch the sun made from the stumps! A light stain and several layers of a waterproof sealer depending upon how it's used and that wood pattern would be outstanding!!! It's so naturally beautiful that nothing man-made could compare. I'll bet artists that work with wood would buy them as they are so different. Uniform tree rings can be pretty but those trees have a most unusual pattern.
Those sandwhiches look so good.
That Corbin, he's a go getter. He stays close to dad and is ready to go. ( impression I get ). Great family. Can't wait to meet the newest member soon.
I would hardly call you guys weird, you are all inspiring , uplifting and an amazing family
Stumps are gone! Dinner looks fantastic!
Reading through the comments everyone is saying "don't burn the stumps, use them for..."! I feel the same way. The patterning will come back once you start preserving the wood. That's the prettiest pattern on a tree trunk I ever saw. My brother-in-law made his daughter a charcuterie board from a tree he cut down that had pretty patterning in the wood like that. I bet Meg would love a couple boards if you turned them into charcuterie boards for her!!!! The pattern will return as the wood is being finished. It's just too gorgeous a wood to burn. If you do refinish the wood, leave the bark on. That gives it even more of a rustic look. Maybe surprise Meg on her birthday or Christmas with something beautiful you made from the stumps! You guys have about talked me into getting a camp stove like that! I love it!!
Spoken like someone who has too much time and
Absolutely zero real world knowledge or experience. These stumps are good for nothing but fire wood but even that would be more work than it’s worth.
The stumps look like cool stools or side tables !
those cuts from the stumps would be amazing for a wood turner to make into bowls
Here in Aussie we like weird too. Love all your cooking segments. Well done.
Buggy’s hair up is so cute!!
Weird in the most wonderful way. Just love watching your videos....thank you! After that stump dries out, use it as a table outside....it is so pretty. God makes some awesome designs in nature.
The stumps..drill holes in them and pour table salt in those holes! Buh bye stumps! Learned that from working in the logging industry!
Wow, I absolutely love the patterns on the tree stumps, hope your going to do some thing with them ❤❤❤❤❤❤
I love the weirdness it makes life fun ❤
Oh man, that looks delicious! ❤ Blessings 🙏💞 PS. You can keep those stumps throughout the yard to rest when needed!
Corbin seems to the most helpful and volunteering of all the kids. Love, love your show.
That is called "spalting" Bowl turned will pay big bucks for those logs!
Yup and once the wood drys,is worked then oiled the patterns show up again beautifully.
For a while my bro and sis in law had a property with lots of big old trees. He had to get himself a big imposing Husqvarna to take down BIG branches that were too close to the ground, or were just too dangerous to be left on the tree.
He also got himself a big log cutter. And a big riding mower. He was living the lumberjack dream.😊
Those chicken chunks looked yummy coming out of that pan. Good job, Corbin.
Nice of you, aBen to offer to cook them outside.
HI Hollers and new one!! enjoying everything you post … I loved your inscription on the wall board!! “The only thing to decide is what to do with the time we are given” love it ❤
Hey Meg! Use that camp stove for your canning. I used my Blackstone for water bath canning and I loved it. It kept the house from being heated up. I don't pressure can, but your last video on canning the beef and broth took some of that fear away. Soooo....I guess I'm going to give it ago.
I can on my back porch using a Camp Chef propane stove. Words great and I am an 85 year old man who lives alone on a 4 acre farm.
You know those wood stumps would make great table trivet or wall clocks with those beautiful designs. Not sure how many you could get out of them or use for carving something out of them. Always an enjoyment watching your channel. 😊
This grandma here is telling you it’s an excellent way to sharpen the chainsaw, a smart man you are 😊
Love that outdoor fryer! Your kids are so beautiful!
Not weirdos, we are all unique! 💕💕🌻🌻
Thanks. I needed a Hollar fix. Good People doing God's Work
Those patterns would look beautiful in a homemade clock
The stumps would make nice table tops !
Happy February to my Favorite Family.
If only my junk drawer could be like yours...sighhhh. I would take a picture and flood the internet with pride and joy! 😂😂
Just watched Acre Homestead and was so glad to see Becky and her sister there. Love all you do. Reminds me of growing up and all we did in those days.
I hit a t-post in a tree once…confused the heck out of me. The most organized junk drawer in the world😂😂😂😂 I can’t open mine for couple days sometimes 😂😂😢
We l❤ve our Campchef. They're great to cook outside! 💯
I’m a 73 year old Grammy and absolutely love Corbin! Precious son, but all of your kids are wonderful.
Brilliant about keeping the mess outside.
Those stumps look like great seats for the garden… or near a firepit. ❤ Great job!
That was some really good brush pile removal music.
Chicken looks fantastic!
Yes on frying outside!
Looks like the son would love to do some cooking of his own. 😊
The Stumps already Beautiful!!!
Patricia (Daniel)
I’ve had that chicken burger with bacon and onion jam. It brings it up another level. 😊
My favourite channel! ❤
Hey Hollers, and the Chicken beater lives on🎉.
So much more you can do with the outdoor cooking space,with no smell!
JO JO IN VT 💞
Ben those stumps would make nice mini side table tops. Just sliced them. I had one included one of the side roots actually looks like a face with a long body so I am using it in the garden as a decoration. Or make "place mat"s out of them.
Meg looks amazing😊
i love your weird family so good for the soul hugsssss
Meg I love to see your delicious dishes you make for dinner everyday. Those bread looks delicious. Meg been pregnant you don't look tired at all. Keep it up and do rest as well. Have a restful sleep.
I just enjoy your videos with your family living their lives!
Great job all of you. I still get a giggle 😂 out of watching your lads helping you work and they all have bare feet. It is a lot warmer where you folks are, where I live it is 0 C/32 F. Too cold for bare feet unless you are going for a polar bear dip.
Good morning Hollar family 💜
We use our camp stove for canning. You need a canner that is strong enough but it keeps the mess out of the house and heats the water much faster. We love ours too!!!
❤shame the cut stump logs can’t be used for stools, table or other furniture pieces. Great video🙏💛🙂
Frying outside is the way to go. The chicken looked great.
Meg, Good tummy you’re growing there friend. 💙
Jason would love to have that wood as is!!! 😃
I think you're all wonderful. God Bless you All ❤
Love the videos and love the weirdos 😀
You guys are all so normal. Blessings Helena Montana
Your wife makes this videos watchable. Meg is amazing
Look at him cooking, the boys love cooking outside.
Meg is a cook of cooks for sure. Can't wait to try that for our home. The weather looks good there and finally winter is starting to go I hope. Dinner looks amazing as always.
I hope those old roots don't kick back in and start to bud later. There is a treatment you can buy to rot them out I might try that if it was me but I know you have a handle on it. Good luck going forward on the addition.
Blessings
Meg… would you tell Brett I would LOVE to have a a chicken beating wooden spoon. I collect handmade wooden utensils… of course I will pay him for his hard work ❤❤❤❤❤
After your extension is done, maybe Ben should build a structure for his outdoor cooking activities. Hi from Australia
When cutting out a stump, cut the roots with a pruning blade in a sawzall! You can get like 12+ inch long pruning blades and bury them to the hilt in dirt just cutting away for hours without destroying you chain and bar.
Great video. Blessings
Ok, first, you guys ain't weird! (Maybe, unique ? LOL) Secondly, always great to see the kids helping out. Thirdly, if that was a junk drawer, it was the most organized one I've ever seen! And lastly, I just loved it when Ben said to Meg, sorry about honing in on your cooking and she came right back and said, that's ok, and you can do it anytime. Priceless!
Okay, I’ve learned I shouldn’t watch your videos when I haven’t eaten! By the end I’m starving for whatever you are preparing 😊! Taking care of those tree stumps was a lot of hard work…I bet you’re more than happy that job is done😵💫😵💫! I can’t wait for the new addition to begin🥰!