Peck to the hill beans a 200 Year Heirloom bean seed!

Peck to the hill beans that have been in my family for at least 200 years. They where the seeds brought to Kentucky from North Carolina in the early 1800s. Unlike GMO seeds these seeds can be saved and replanted. #shots

[@MikeB128]

Heirloom seeds are absolutely amazing, especially with a family tie like you have. We can eat the same food our ancestors did, and it costs little to nothing. Great video!

[@shawnmullinsoutdoors]

Thanks buddy

[@marinevet7273]

Are you related to Mullins around Pound? I have enjoyed your videos, I have lived in WA. state for nearly 60 years and appreciate folks like yourself who put videos online About the life and history.
My family are Holbrook and Stewart from Mayking Ky. My Mullins, Sturgill, Church families are from Pound, VA.

[@shawnmullinsoutdoors]

I probably have some distant family over there. I tie into two different Mullins families one from Knott county on my grandmas family and papaw’s are from Long Fork and Dorton of Pike county Kentucky. My Ancestors would have passed though there on their way to Kentucky. Papaw’s Mullins where from Clintwood VA. I think they came here around 1815.