Building a Bugout Community - Part 1
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With that outfit Jacob looks like he wants to start raising dinosaurs on the property.
James: "Im thinking over here an orchard"
Jacob : "We would have to test the soil"
James "No shit!"
🤣🤣🤣 im def becoming more and more of a yeager fan
Great concept! Definitely looking into this!
I’m so fucking excited for this series of videos to hear about the costs and work that will go into this project
"goats, are on the way." im pretty stoked to see this project.
It’s great hearing the knowledge that Jacob has , I’ve listened to the grain mills don’t shit bread series several times.
I loved that series.
I grew up on a large farm, Derry and hogs, Large Irish white Yorkshire pigs are a lean meat grow fast. If I remember I think they reached market weight in 120 days, but it's been many years. I also had very good luck growing Strawberries and selling them, I had 85k plants.
Check. Check. Thank you James. You guys are amazing.
Great setup. Lots of resources. We are blessed in Tennessee!
Super cool property man. I love that your looking at this as something your leaving to your grandkids. Would love to train there some day. 🤙
Go for it!
This is awesome.
Best idea I've heard recently. And I feel every state needs a few of these bugout communities. Radical. I want a spot!
May have to make it happen here in my central Ohio area.
James, you will to need a hat as dapper as Jacob's if you are going to make this venture a success.
Been looking...all the homeless guys are asking too much.
@@TacticalResponseCrew I found some at a truck stop.
The truck-stop is my one-stop for all my fashion needs.
This is an amazing thing you are doing! Thank you for the tour of the land. If there's anything I can do to help let me know.
Really like this keep then coming! Thanks
Love this .
"I bought a tractor" then laughs. You are my kind of man James. Anyone who gets excited about buying a tractor is all right by me. Owning land is a steep learning curve, don't let any of the disappointments you will face discourage you. There is always someone who can "redesign you" out of the shit. Self sufficiency is the way to go.
As soon as your soil tests are done, speak with farmers and growers in the area, then plant as fast as you can. You will have to wait years for fruit from some trees. Also "seed" future hardy food animal crops. Try to resist harvesting anything directly from the land or in your immediate area, you may NEED it when/if things go pear shaped.
Buy books that can teach you all the old school homesteading skills. Also buy hand tools for when things go bad.
Get friendly with the neighbors. Its' what we do in the country, we help each other. It's hard to have the perfect farm/home stead, but if you have good relationships with your neighbors, your community can extend and improve. Some people try to do everything them selves, I have found that in the beginning it is easier to do just what you need to, but do it well. As time goes by you will learn, and taking on extra will not be hard. I wish you all the best James.
Did you even watch the video?
@@TacticalResponseCrew @James Yeager Yes I did,I really liked it, I saw you cover things I thought were important so I repeated them. I noticed you didn't cover things I think are important so I mentioned them.I really like what you said you had in mind. Then I tried to encourage you. I might be wrong I sense some hostility from you, I am not sure why?
Great idea!
Great advice.
what you are doing is awesome.
Congratulations JY! That is a huge investment but your marketing genius is going to make it work. Just awesome 👏
I think so too!
Very cool AND smart of you to do this and invite and involve alumnist on yalls property. Especially you thinking long-term for your grandkids. It does "take a village" and it will be all the more help and beneficial with that many different skills. Good for you James
Goats are a-holes, sheep will eat stuff about the same as goats. Hair meat sheep like he said are the way to go, I'd recommend Katahdin. Soil tests are good like you mentioned, same as checking the property for additional water sources other than the ones you mentioned. Having roads, utilities and one or more wells saves a good chunk of money. Try to make a connection with the local power company or landscapers and you can get trees taken out for a decent price, and landscapers or anyone who has to chip wood often pay to dump it so you might be able to get loads of it dropped off for free cause it saves them money, just know what kind of tree they came from if you're using them for compost because of the acidic content from certain types. One more thing, look into composting toilets and Jerusalem artichokes (kinda like potatoes but more nutrients and gives you gas so use sparingly till you know how they affect you). Homesteads are the land of "almost" cause almost everything is almost done, good on ya though for thinking not just of shtf or doomsday but also for your grandkids future Tuesday.
Dude awesome venture man , love what your doing. That's what I'm working to accomplish, just on a smaller scale. Can't wait to see how it comes together, now more than ever strong localized self sustaining community is key
Best of luck!
Thank you
Good news!
I wish I was American. Seems like you guys are so fortunate to have so many like minded brothers there. So cool of you to pioneer something like this @James Yeager - God Speed
Wherever you are, gather YOUR brothers. They ARE out there.
Yeager. I have had sheep for my whole life. I’m 27 years old. And my dad got the first herd in 1983. I would recommend Katahdin sheep. I had them in WV and here in KY, very easy to take care of and very good eating also. I would also recommend from the boer goats they get foot riot very bad very quick. And it’s a pain to treat.
Great idea.
Glad you think so!
Lotta work, outstanding!
I like back country navigator xe for my offline gps mapping. Download the maps of where your going before hand and plot way points and track you in real time as well
You will like it until you try ONX
Great video. Looking forward to this series. I hope you will have video of all of the
work. Not only will it make a good video, it would be great to have it for a historical
record of all of the work that is done over the years.
time is critical. I hope you get it all going soon. I feel time is short. I'm in west tn near the ms river, small town surrounded by rural area. I have a house out from big sandy tn my dad left me, but I plan to be here in the small town when things go totally bad. It would be fun to check your place out at some point when you get it going.
Time is critical? Are you using an Aztec Calendar?
Building that eight-foot fence like you said would be a lot easier than constant "deer management," as would sticking to fruit/nut trees, grains, vegetables and industrial hemp, rather than becoming a full-time livestock manager. Sweetgrass & lemongrass would be good to plant lots of to help repel ticks in a non-toxic way.
My dude Jacob!!! I love your knowledge and your willingness to share it. Yeager! Bro, I'm so excited to be about of your Alumni and especially your "Bug Community", too!
Nice place, right now is the time to work on that dock if it needs it. With a good .22 mag snake gun of course.
Dock is fine.
Glad to see someone is actually trying to gather like minded people and offer opportunities to them. That's a really great idea you have. I'm looking forward to my first fighting rifle class in PA mid September! Can't wait to be part of the alumni! Thanks for what you do.
Take Fighting Pistol FIRST.
@@TacticalResponseCrew I did watch the video of fighting pistol and was surprised on how similar it was to my departments training. Have been a LEO for 18 yrs and always thought out departments training was lacking but now that I have started seeking training elsewhere, I'm actually a little impressed at how much training we get. I'm sure I would still benefit from the fighting pistol class but I couldn't do both and felt that the rifle training would be more important for now. But im sure this will not be my last. I can see myself seeking all the training I can get at this point.
Take Fighting Pistol FIRST.
I wish Jacob would start his own podcast.
Me too the guy has a great delivery that keeps me listening and he gets really in depth and cause me to rethink stuff
I'd pay.
I think this is a fantastic idea! another concept is instead of having people live there fulltime, have some section for lots that folks can reserve without living there fulltime, think a fallout shelter to be used in emergencies (for your alumns ofc).
Yeager, I recommend looking into Sepp Holzer and his "permaculture" strategies for managing garden menaces like deer. Cheaper, lower maintenance and more effective than a fence.
Yogi: Hey Boo Boo, I think I'ma gonna get me a pic-a-nick basket.
Boo Boo: You better not Yogi, here comes the ranger (Jacob).😎👍🏻
Looks like a nice place. I like these videos with Jacob. Good video. 👍🏻
Spring water is key, to me. Someone upstream can cut off a creek. Nice property, James.
They cannot cut off the creek.
We developed a number of springs on the family ranch by cutting trees in the right areas. A mature tree can draw more than 150 gallons of water out of the ground each day. There's a good chance you can do the same thing there.
We have no shortage of water.
I wasn't just thinking about quantity but location. If you start clearing land to build on or plant crops on you may develop a spring. That may interfere with the intended use or it may just add redundant sources. As much as anything I'm curious as to how a landowner may be able to spot such potential. Would the county extension agent be able to help with that?
@@TacticalResponseCrew
I can see that from the video. Might want to consider a ram pump to a water tank up the ridge. Always good to have water pressure!
Looking to get my own property soon... great info here
Lookin good man! 💪🏻💪🏻
Appreciate it!!
Gone to soon. Never forgotten tho.
There’s always some “beaver” Messing with a man’s range time :-)
Jacob duck hunting was my first thought! Haha
Holy smokes, how crazy were doing the exact same thing somewhere near the lake real close to you ;) We have 300 acres bought and paid for, spring fed creeks that don't stop, and pasture and deep woods. I have my septic approved and power all set up waiting for meter. Would love to share some ideas with you James!
Come take a class.
@@TacticalResponseCrew I plan to!
Awesome!
Thanks!
Great video and I can't wait to see the rest of the series.
Why aren't you exploring energy independence like solar verses adding right of ways on your propertyfor the power company?
1. You assume too much.
3. The guys that build energy independent houses are dependent on energy.
3. Stand by for more.
My family raised Spanish Goats years ago. If you are going to have them on your property you are going to need a HELL of a fence, to keep them in and to keep predators out. You will also need a fence around everything that you don't want them to eat. They were the big thing to have on your property when I was young and they will clear a place out of under brush in a hurry. They can be a blessing and a curse.
Yep
Our expression was, "if it won't hold water, it won't hold a goat".
this is gonna be great!
OnX is worth every penny. For what you pay it should cost more.
Sounds awesome James. I've contemplated joining such groups before. I'm not crazy about joining any communities centered around religious beliefs. Which is a lot of these communes. I've contemplated a second home in Texas. I believe Texas may be conservative Americans last stand.
I will make my stand here.
Never forget you are responsible to be prepared to fulfill the vision.
I will be happy to take care of your fishing needs on the property :)
Have you considered going with composting toilets? Thinning out the underbrush and some of the trees would help reduce the severity of any wildfires on the property, should they ever occur.
The is video #1.
Is this clint smith's thunder ranch?
No
No service? I am in.
James losing weight yeager, nice work
Down 23lbs since July 12
Exciting!
:-)
Everyone should be planting trees right now. Make it easier on ourselves later.
I am very interested in this.
👍👍
Good luck be ready to work your ass off.
Say you what you want about Yeager (it's probably true), but he's a good American.
Im healed up just waiting to stack more cash in my layaway,
Guinea hens and noisy as f***, but they love eating ticks and chiggers. They are much more hardy than chickens, but would need a coop for protection at night. Might be good to have while the land is in transition?
Interested
Can I move in? 🤣🎉
musical chairs is playing right now
If our enemies ever figure out how to weaponize chiggars we are doomed
Agreed
That's a big deal james... you expecting something coming down the pipe soon?....
You don’t?
@@seribas always like to hear someone else's oppinion.
👍🇺🇸🗽
If you need a heavy equipment operator let me know I will come help no charge.
Thanks. What equipment do you have?
I live in WA, but I would be down to fly out to you and maybe stay for a week or two take a class and run some equipment to help out. So we would have to rent the equipment.
I am not to far from you James
OK?
So how many classes does a dude gotta take before they're considered a made man of the Camden Mafia? 😁
You cannot buy your way in.
@@TacticalResponseCrew But if I bring you that information about Kellogg inventing Corn Flakes as an anti masturbation aid I'm in right? I haven't forgotten. Lol
(I don't know if you'll remember that, we talked about it during one of your live streams recently)
😁🖖👍👌✌😎
Great idea.