This book is a comprehensive guide for anyone who wants to build a second unit on their property. ua-cam.com/users/postUgkxzaRUJNcbypw-fRBDbqqz43ULIa-1EGP- It showcases various types of houses, such as garage apartments, with photos, videos, and floor plans. The book provides the square footage and the dimensions of each house, as well as the option to order the plans or customize them according to your preferences. You can choose from a range of styles, from ultra modern to cottages and A frame lake houses. The book also offers suggestions for sheds, pool houses, and office studio buildings. This book is an ideal resource for the aspiring home designer.
People from warmer climates will never understand the wonders of frigid weather. It’s so peaceful. The smell of burning wood. The crunch of the snow under your feet. And a cup of hot cocoa as you sit beside the fire.
People will never also the benefit of having a wonderful canine companion... For the most part, females are a pain in the ass in remote areas.... Make no mistake there are exceptions
Probably the best Ryan's ua-cam.com/users/postUgkxGZedDTcDfgD7fG_uU4esfx_EgxzlY2_1 Plans on building a shed is hardly ever found. And Ryan takes the mystery out of different types of foundation options, etc. He even shows how to build a shed with different designs. Very comprehensive, covering different roofing materials, siding, etc.
I can't explain enough how much I love these videos. The peace, quiet and tranquil remoteness, and the escapism it gives us viewers. What is even better is Kyle never ONCE, pleads us to "like and subscribe", he simply enjoys what he is doing. The anti-youtuber youtuber 😄 And I have no words left for Skeeter, despite decapitating Santa, he is the absolute dog of dogs.
Those 3 eggs found in the kennel was those chickens way of saying Thank You for bringing us in last night and not letting us freeze, mighty decent of you, have an omelette on us.
Yep, growing up by leech lake we'd put up seventy cords of wood per year to heat the house, Milkhouse, and water heater for the cows. The cows kept the barn pretty warm. It would get to -30° F quite often in the winter but you'd still have to clean the barn the next morning. Only problem was that the air would get so dry and cause nose bleeds. Have to keep water cooking on the stove.
You are so sweet how you take care of your chickens,good on you for being so kind we could do with more people like you in this world.Your dog is so beautiful.
Im living in Central Alberta Canada , were having the same cold temps here. Got my wood stove on 24/7. Burning nothing but dry birch. Great Video by the way. You are in your Element. Oh another thing , if you put some sort of window coverings on. It helps a bit .
The woodstove with glass door is nice. Some suggestions: If you do not hive firebrick lining on bottom and about 1/2 way up the sides and back wall it is definitely worth adding. A masonry blade in a skillsaw can cut the pieces to fit. Another thing is NOT TO MAKE ALL SMALL STICKS of wood. Leave some larger or "fatter", same length. They will take longer to burn, less repeat filling of woodstove. Use damper on your metal pipe chimney to regulate burn speed. Yeah, I put heat lights out for my chickens here in ID mountains. Add straw, cheaper than alphalfa (or whatever) and chickens can be warmer and like to eat straw as well. Where is Kitty? I am trying to train my cat to be "OK" in cargo-trailer-camper, similar to Kitty. Make a shelf by under any window and Kitty will like it. Cheers.
I always tell people when it gets down to -40 in our Alberta town, "well at least there's no mosquitoes!" Silver lining in everything. Your love for the chickens is impressive...hopefully you'll get that chance to pass on such love and caring to a few Kyle and Kylie Jr's. haha
Shoveling snow is so hard. Your chickens look comfy and still laying eggs is good. Skeeter is awesome. He needs a book deal..A Day in the Life of Skeeter. Another awesome video and Happy New Year!
You are a good Chicken Dad to take them in the house. What a guy! That’s the only way to be with you livestock. I used to put my cattle in the barn when it got cold. Their bodies actually warmed it up. Great work, Kyle!
That was a informative video showing the daily routine that you have to go through on a remote property, stoking the fire, tending to the chickens frequently, boiling water frequently, starting your vehicle, charging your solar batteries, a lot of different things people take for granted, thanks for showing us what it’s all about! Happy new year Kyle, Cierra and of course Skeeter! Have you had any wildlife on your trail cams? Kuddos to you and your lifestyle, love your work ethic, keep it up young man
That's really nice that you brought your chickens in the house. And Skeeter is so good with them. Also glad your car started. And if I was younger I would be living the same life.
Hi Kyle, my first video with you, new sub, 71 years old and living in SW Ontario and I don't know how you can stand that cold, brrrr. Sometimes we get 12 overnight and I find that cold but then again I'm kinda tiny, 5ft and weigh about 80 lbs,. lol! Happy New Year, love your dog, so cute bounding through the snow!
Yep way to cold for me but great to see you and Skeeter are enjoying it. He really does good with those chicks too. I used to have chickens at my house before I sold it. Do miss getting those eggs from the coup. The cabin is looking great. Can’t wait to see the porch project and anything else you come up with. Y’all stay warm!
Of course you took the Chickens inside , that made me smile as does the way they ignore their furry friend joining them in the coop . Love your videos , Happy New Year to all of you x
I have never seen seen snow, I appreciate the lengths you go through to show those who never experience it.thank you very much Kyle....my son's name is Kyle too.
I wonder if you could build a box (out of insulation board, or wood and regular insulation), inside the chicken coop that they can all fit into and huddle together if they get too cold? That way it wouldn't take much insulation and all their heat can fill that smaller area. Thing is, like you told me before, they can withstand really cold temps so they might not need it much, maybe 3 - 5 times a year. So not sure if it'd be worth it or not, or if there is even enough space inside the coop. Of course taking them inside the house is cheap, really quick and easy too lol
Happy New Year to you Cierra and Skeeter! I'm in upstate SC and it was 76 here today. My best friend lives in Chanhassen, MN and he's enjoying -7 today. God bless you all... ❤️🇺🇸❤️
i love everything you're doing here, but you should try to get those solar panels at least 2 - 3 feet off the ground to help keep the snow off, being black i'd expect unless its really cold most snow would melt slightly and slide off on its own with even a little sun light. being on the ground if it slides off it just piles up at the bottom, requiring you come along and clean it off
Happy New Year...Lots of melting snow right now here in southern Maine...Was going to Florida for 8 weeks but the trip fell apart...that's ok as I can get some saltwater tackle lined up to meet the new regulations regarding circle hooks for East Coast fishing...going to try tying some tubes and use some circle hooks for trailing...maybe the salties will like them better...staying here in Kennebunk this winter will save some money for the spring fishing season...Cheers from Maine.
Its a tradeoff. If the logs are bigger you get less heat but have to add less frequently. If they're smaller cut you get more heat and less time. You pick your battles.
Do you use larger round logs on the fire before you go to bed? That is the way I was always taught. It takes much longer to burn through a round log than a split one. If you were to put 2 nice sized log pieces in, you may be surprised what you have in the morning on those cold nights. Maybe you already do that? Cheers man.
I'm elderly and all these fun little things in your 20's are nice, and in your 30's ok, but the older you get the worse the cold gets. You can say not true, but I'm in a wheelchair now. Blessings from Michigan
Kyle I enjoy watching your videos, just a thought re: woodstove, I would recommend switching to a stove you can load over depth if possible, can fit more wood in and fires seem to last much longer. Keep up the good content!
Looking forward to what's coming to us in 2022, from you Kyle. Greatly appreciate your efforts to keep us in great content. Thanks for sharing. Have a Happy New Year !
Hello Kyle, -34.4 is cold.. Thank you for feeling bad for the chickens and take them in the house.. Yeah I love snow but minus temps are not for me.. Happy New Year.God bless...The best in 2022...🇺🇸🌹❤️
We just came out of a deep freeze up here in northern BC coldest was -38C it’s kinda brutal at those temperatures. On the upside. We could also throw hot water in the air and watch it turn to snow. We also got up a few times during the night to keep the fire going. You always appreciate -10C when the temperatures come up. Happy New Year
Skeeter is the perfect dog! You done good raising that pup. Happy New Year to you, Cierra, Skeeter and the Girls. loving all the videos Much Love Carla
I absolutely love it. I have been in my cabin in Mammoth Lakes, Ca elevation 8,000ft. After some record setting snowfall for December 2021....173 inches...the temps dropped last night (New Year Eve/Morn) to zero F. I have never experienced -35F but have seen 20 below. I normally call Phoenix, AZ home....So good to see cold temperatures again. Happy New Year.
I had to make a comment ! When you picked up the Santa claus and said Skeeter you ate Santa's head off you were so serious and Skeeter just looked at you !! I couldn't stop laughing !! Thanks for a good laugh !!🤣😂🤣😂😁😁 Thanks for sharing & keep warm ! Big D from Maine 😊😎
I think the chickens like Skeeters as much as he likes them. You really care for your animals. Lucky your car started. Your mustache froze. Good thing you have lots of wood. Always enjoy watching.
Happy New Year to Skeeter, you and Cierra! Take care of Skeeter’s paws, he is such a precious baby! Your chickens are very amazing in that cold, you are a good daddy!!! Rest well 🤗😁
Yes, I remember living in Michigan and the wind chill getting-40, vehicles don't like it like us. That's great your chickens are still laying the key is giving them fresh water. We had our water cans with heat tape on them.
Great job Kyle. I will be up on the Echo Trail working on the Compound aka BearCave, and digging out my solar panels, next week. Stay warm and keep the videos comin'. Life's good on 'da Range!
I live outside of Dallas Tx, when it gets in the 30s people start freaking out LOL. I’ve always wanted to spend a winter where they get snow for a month. Keep the videos coming.
Know exactly what you mean, spent over half my life in a place I really didn't belong, Midland, Texas till I moved into the Cascades 2 yrs+ ago. It was -3 @ 7:30 this morning and 38F. Inside😰. Didn't have any wood left that early. Its 68F now inside -1 outside tonight. Kinda like the thought of being thrown of the planet a popsicle, like ole skeeter throws a tick off his back.🤣🤣
6:57 that is the sound I love to hear. 😅 I love the snow and my family loves the beach, they all want to move to the coast and I wanna move up towards you all! 🤣
This book is a comprehensive guide for anyone who wants to build a second unit on their property. ua-cam.com/users/postUgkxzaRUJNcbypw-fRBDbqqz43ULIa-1EGP- It showcases various types of houses, such as garage apartments, with photos, videos, and floor plans. The book provides the square footage and the dimensions of each house, as well as the option to order the plans or customize them according to your preferences. You can choose from a range of styles, from ultra modern to cottages and A frame lake houses. The book also offers suggestions for sheds, pool houses, and office studio buildings. This book is an ideal resource for the aspiring home designer.
Any man that brings his chicken in the house when it’s below freezing is my kind of guy!!👍🏻
For sure😊
I thought same thing
I was just thinking that! And they rewarded him ;-)
That was awesome 👌
People from warmer climates will never understand the wonders of frigid weather. It’s so peaceful. The smell of burning wood. The crunch of the snow under your feet. And a cup of hot cocoa as you sit beside the fire.
People will never also the benefit of having a wonderful canine companion...
For the most part, females are a pain in the ass in remote areas....
Make no mistake there are exceptions
Probably the best Ryan's ua-cam.com/users/postUgkxGZedDTcDfgD7fG_uU4esfx_EgxzlY2_1 Plans on building a shed is hardly ever found. And Ryan takes the mystery out of different types of foundation options, etc. He even shows how to build a shed with different designs. Very comprehensive, covering different roofing materials, siding, etc.
I love that you brought the chickens inside. Shows your true character. ❤❤❤❤❤
Skeeter is adorable peeking out from his green blanket
love the way this guy cares for his chickens.
Thanks for giving us the Celsius reading, lol.
I can't explain enough how much I love these videos. The peace, quiet and tranquil remoteness, and the escapism it gives us viewers. What is even better is Kyle never ONCE, pleads us to "like and subscribe", he simply enjoys what he is doing. The anti-youtuber youtuber 😄 And I have no words left for Skeeter, despite decapitating Santa, he is the absolute dog of dogs.
You brought your chickens in for the night. And this is why we love you. God bless you, Kyle.
He should set up a heating pad for the chickens in the coop. Not that hard to do.
Yes and he took them to the outback cabin. Sweetness in the mountains
Those 3 eggs found in the kennel was those chickens way of saying Thank You for bringing us in last night and not letting us freeze, mighty decent of you, have an omelette on us.
I love how you live. Your video's are so refreshing.
O kyle, I was so concerned about those chickens! I am so happy you brought them in.
Doing a God job brother God bless you
Thanks 👍 Kyle . Keep the girls warm, you and Skeeter stay warm as well.
awesome Kyle. glad to see you taking good care of the chickens, Skeeter and yourself. I so enjoy your videos. thanks for sharing your life.
Don’t the chickens get too cold , is my question ??
Skeeter is so precious 😍 You are a very fortunate man to live this way!! ❤
Thank you for bringing the chickens inside
Yep, growing up by leech lake we'd put up seventy cords of wood per year to heat the house, Milkhouse, and water heater for the cows. The cows kept the barn pretty warm. It would get to -30° F quite often in the winter but you'd still have to clean the barn the next morning. Only problem was that the air would get so dry and cause nose bleeds. Have to keep water cooking on the stove.
You are so sweet how you take care of your chickens,good on you for being so kind we could do with more people like you in this world.Your dog is so beautiful.
Thank you for your love for your chickens..caring ❤️
Omg you are the best, so happy you bought the chickens in, and Skeeter is just so awesome, love him good job
Perfect gentleman to the chickens, and skeeter followed your lead, good boy skeeter 🌸.
Happy New Year 🙏
Right on Kyle! Nothing beats a good deep freeze. Good video. Jay
My wife and I really enjoy your channel. Very informative and entertaining. Skeeter is cool!
So glad you brought the chickens in for the night - Happy New Year - All the Best for 2022 - Thanks for sharing....
What a hard worker yiu are Kyle! A real man. And your home looks so cozy and warm. Keep up the good work.
Im living in Central Alberta Canada , were having the same cold temps here. Got my wood stove on 24/7. Burning nothing but dry birch. Great Video by the way. You are in your Element.
Oh another thing , if you put some sort of window coverings on. It helps a bit .
The woodstove with glass door is nice. Some suggestions: If you do not hive firebrick lining on bottom and about 1/2 way up the sides and back wall it is definitely worth adding. A masonry blade in a skillsaw can cut the pieces to fit. Another thing is NOT TO MAKE ALL SMALL STICKS of wood. Leave some larger or "fatter", same length. They will take longer to burn, less repeat filling of woodstove. Use damper on your metal pipe chimney to regulate burn speed. Yeah, I put heat lights out for my chickens here in ID mountains. Add straw, cheaper than alphalfa (or whatever) and chickens can be warmer and like to eat straw as well. Where is Kitty? I am trying to train my cat to be "OK" in cargo-trailer-camper, similar to Kitty. Make a shelf by under any window and Kitty will like it. Cheers.
I always tell people when it gets down to -40 in our Alberta town, "well at least there's no mosquitoes!" Silver lining in everything.
Your love for the chickens is impressive...hopefully you'll get that chance to pass on such love and caring to a few Kyle and Kylie Jr's. haha
I was thinking same thing here in Montana...-30 F...no mosquitoes
Thank you for looking after the chickens so well. Happy New Years to you and yours. 🇨🇦
Alll to say is you a good young man,God Bless,the way you tend to care for all around you,blessings will come
Thanks for sharing your day with us. I have no idea what goes on in these parts of the country. Interesting to see. ☃️💕✨
Shoveling snow is so hard. Your chickens look comfy and still laying eggs is good. Skeeter is awesome. He needs a book deal..A Day in the Life of Skeeter. Another awesome video and Happy New Year!
In my mphone
To Julianne dispaine : A book deal? You are incredible!
This is my first time watching one of your videos. I really enjoyed it. Stay safe, warm and God bless.
“Warmed up to -17” … you Minnesotans are built different!
You are a good Chicken Dad to take them in the house. What a guy! That’s the only way to be with you livestock. I used to put my cattle in the barn when it got cold. Their bodies actually warmed it up. Great work, Kyle!
Love the dog and the chickens. Worry about the chickens in the cold weather. Oh, you brought them in. Great. Fresh eggs are the best.
That was a informative video showing the daily routine that you have to go through on a remote property, stoking the fire, tending to the chickens frequently, boiling water frequently, starting your vehicle, charging your solar batteries, a lot of different things people take for granted, thanks for showing us what it’s all about! Happy new year Kyle, Cierra and of course Skeeter! Have you had any wildlife on your trail cams? Kuddos to you and your lifestyle, love your work ethic, keep it up young man
Awesome progress. Love how you stained the chicken coop and added the chicken picture above it. Very nice
I like that you kept your girls warm. That is more cold than I have ever seen.
Happy new year Kyle, Cierra and Skeeter and chickens, hope it’s a healthier year, God bless and stay safe xxx
Hello Julia
Kyle those are lucky chickens. U really care for them. 😁. & as for Skeeter still totally mad. I hope it warms up a bit soon 😁
Skeeter and the chickens, I feel a mini series coming soon. Happy new year Kyle, Cierra and Skeeter.
If you park with the engine facing the sun, the motor and windshield have a better chance of warming up a little when the sun comes up.
Ahh. Your a good Dad. Bet the chickens were greatful.
Skidder is a good. He sure makes me laugh.
Thanks
That's really nice that you brought your chickens in the house. And Skeeter is so good with them. Also glad your car started. And if I was younger I would be living the same life.
You are so good to the chickens Kyle. 🥰 they are lucky to have you guys
Hi Kyle, my first video with you, new sub, 71 years old and living in SW Ontario and I don't know how you can stand that cold, brrrr. Sometimes we get 12 overnight and I find that cold but then again I'm kinda tiny, 5ft and weigh about 80 lbs,. lol! Happy New Year, love your dog, so cute bounding through the snow!
Yep way to cold for me but great to see you and Skeeter are enjoying it. He really does good with those chicks too. I used to have chickens at my house before I sold it. Do miss getting those eggs from the coup. The cabin is looking great. Can’t wait to see the porch project and anything else you come up with. Y’all stay warm!
I think that's what makes being off grid great... its seriously cold outside but your nice and toasty inside. Free heat can't beat that.
Of course you took the Chickens inside , that made me smile as does the way they ignore their furry friend joining them in the coop . Love your videos , Happy New Year to all of you x
You should put boots on your dogs feet. He has them too cold too. Happy new year!
🎉Happy New year! 🎉
Thanks for sharing, enjoyed my visit. 🤗
Just came across your channel, yesterday. YaaaY! 🥳 Blessings. 🎁💖
I have never seen seen snow, I appreciate the lengths you go through to show those who never experience it.thank you very much Kyle....my son's name is Kyle too.
Where in the world are you, Susan?
Love Skeeter! Hope you get a well-stocked wood shed before next winter!! ✌(close to the house 😁)
Kocham Twojego Sceetera !! ❤️ Aaaa i Twoje kury tez kocham !!!!❤️
I wonder if you could build a box (out of insulation board, or wood and regular insulation), inside the chicken coop that they can all fit into and huddle together if they get too cold? That way it wouldn't take much insulation and all their heat can fill that smaller area. Thing is, like you told me before, they can withstand really cold temps so they might not need it much, maybe 3 - 5 times a year. So not sure if it'd be worth it or not, or if there is even enough space inside the coop. Of course taking them inside the house is cheap, really quick and easy too lol
I was thinking the same thing.
Wow. And I love how there’s always a big fluffy dog in these videos. ❤️
Skeeter is well behave , I never see the dog so gentle with the chicken like skeeter , I love your channel , Subscribed,
I like seeing outside and inside temps, stay safe
Happy New Year to you Cierra and Skeeter! I'm in upstate SC and it was 76 here today. My best friend lives in Chanhassen, MN and he's enjoying -7 today. God bless you all... ❤️🇺🇸❤️
i love everything you're doing here, but you should try to get those solar panels at least 2 - 3 feet off the ground to help keep the snow off, being black i'd expect unless its really cold most snow would melt slightly and slide off on its own with even a little sun light. being on the ground if it slides off it just piles up at the bottom, requiring you come along and clean it off
I had a 2009 Ford Escape. Put 350,000 miles on it. Glad to see everything is working out with the new cabin.
That cold weather car start whine is very relatable! Happy New Year from Suburban Metro MN!
Happy New Year...Lots of melting snow right now here in southern Maine...Was going to Florida for 8 weeks but the trip fell apart...that's ok as I can get some saltwater tackle lined up to meet the new regulations regarding circle hooks for East Coast fishing...going to try tying some tubes and use some circle hooks for trailing...maybe the salties will like them better...staying here in Kennebunk this winter will save some money for the spring
fishing season...Cheers from Maine.
Great video. Amazing soul you are taking care of the chickens and skeeter. Glad you got a 17 below heat wave. :)
Bigger split wood might prevent so many fire stokes through out the night
unsplit lasts longest
@@bobstewart4342 doesnt burn worth sht
He needs a damper in the stove pipe so he can shut it down. It makes a big difference.
@@reidcaron6408 for sure but those logs also look one swing away from being kindling
Its a tradeoff. If the logs are bigger you get less heat but have to add less frequently. If they're smaller cut you get more heat and less time. You pick your battles.
Do you use larger round logs on the fire before you go to bed? That is the way I was always taught. It takes much longer to burn through a round log than a split one. If you were to put 2 nice sized log pieces in, you may be surprised what you have in the morning on those cold nights. Maybe you already do that? Cheers man.
Originally from Wisconsin and boy, this takes me back. I couldn't handle that anymore, but I do like the memories of when I could.
I fed my stove at 5am at -20 here temp inside was 65 at lowest. Keep larger oak logs for these nights help longer hotter burns...Happy New Year!
You want to try using a shop broom to clear the snow off the solar panels.
I'm elderly and all these fun little things in your 20's are nice, and in your 30's ok, but the older you get the worse the cold gets. You can say not true, but I'm in a wheelchair now. Blessings from Michigan
Kyle I enjoy watching your videos, just a thought re: woodstove, I would recommend switching to a stove you can load over depth if possible, can fit more wood in and fires seem to last much longer. Keep up the good content!
Looking forward to what's coming to us in 2022, from you Kyle. Greatly appreciate your efforts to keep us in great content. Thanks for sharing. Have a Happy New Year !
Skeeter is so sweet! Beautiful coat! Great video!
Your perserverince is outstanding! Your an amazing human being! 💕
Thanks you Kyle for the video ... it relaxes me ...
And I love the chickens. And this is my favorite cabin in the snow video ever!
Hello Kyle, -34.4 is cold.. Thank you for feeling bad for the chickens and take them in the house.. Yeah I love snow but minus temps are not for me.. Happy New Year.God bless...The best in 2022...🇺🇸🌹❤️
We just came out of a deep freeze up here in northern BC coldest was -38C it’s kinda brutal at those temperatures. On the upside. We could also throw hot water in the air and watch it turn to snow. We also got up a few times during the night to keep the fire going. You always appreciate -10C when the temperatures come up. Happy New Year
Skeeter is the perfect dog! You done good raising that pup. Happy New Year to you, Cierra, Skeeter and the Girls. loving all the videos Much Love Carla
Skeeter is the luckiest dog ever, he's also the cutest and best dog next to mine.
❤ how skeeter goes in & checks on the chickens
I absolutely love it. I have been in my cabin in Mammoth Lakes, Ca elevation 8,000ft. After some record setting snowfall for December 2021....173 inches...the temps dropped last night (New Year Eve/Morn) to zero F. I have never experienced -35F but have seen 20 below. I normally call Phoenix, AZ home....So good to see cold temperatures again. Happy New Year.
Beautiful weather ! Dude, you are lucky to be living the dream life....
I had to make a comment !
When you picked up the Santa claus and said Skeeter you ate Santa's head off you were so serious and Skeeter just looked at you !! I couldn't stop laughing !! Thanks for a good laugh !!🤣😂🤣😂😁😁
Thanks for sharing & keep warm !
Big D from Maine 😊😎
I think the chickens like Skeeters as much as he likes them. You really care for your animals. Lucky your car started. Your mustache froze. Good thing you have lots of wood. Always enjoy watching.
Happy New Year to Skeeter, you and Cierra! Take care of Skeeter’s paws, he is such a precious baby! Your chickens are very amazing in that cold, you are a good daddy!!! Rest well 🤗😁
Kyle, I mounted my solar panels on a boat trailer frame. This way they are off ground, and you can move them to catch the full sun.
Happy New Year from Wales,Cierra,Kyle and Skeeter!
Happy new year, you adventurous soul...nippy indeed, yikes. Glad you all are keeping warm, thanks for videoing!
Kyle it's awesome to see that your channel is blowing up now especially with all these views! Keep up the good work man!
Yes, I remember living in Michigan and the wind chill getting-40, vehicles don't like it like us. That's great your chickens are still laying the key is giving them fresh water. We had our water cans with heat tape on them.
Great job Kyle. I will be up on the Echo Trail working on the Compound aka BearCave, and digging out my solar panels, next week. Stay warm and keep the videos comin'. Life's good on 'da Range!
There is no doubt dat "da Range" is God's country.
I live outside of Dallas Tx, when it gets in the 30s people start freaking out LOL. I’ve always wanted to spend a winter where they get snow for a month. Keep the videos coming.
Know exactly what you mean, spent over half my life in a place I really didn't belong, Midland, Texas till I moved into the Cascades 2 yrs+ ago.
It was -3 @ 7:30 this morning and 38F. Inside😰. Didn't have any wood left that early. Its 68F now inside -1 outside tonight. Kinda like the thought of being thrown of the planet a popsicle, like ole skeeter throws a tick off his back.🤣🤣
What a great dog!!! Happy new year and many blessings in 2022.
Happy New Year to you , Skeeter and Cierra. You do a great job of surviving in the elements.
Happy new year 🥳. You’re a good man for bringing the chickens in for the night. Also, it looks so pretty there with all the snow.
6:57 that is the sound I love to hear. 😅 I love the snow and my family loves the beach, they all want to move to the coast and I wanna move up towards you all! 🤣