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Absolutely amazing series, thank you for doing this!

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Man those clothes look comfortable lol I’m not joking either. I would wear them if I didn’t get so many strange looks. I farm in Ohio

You use what you have to work with.

This ep. was filmed 5 months ago. I would love to see how far along you have come toward completing your home. the last ep. I saw was the one where you constructed your rope bed. I've seen lots of survival and bushcraft videos, but this is the first I have seen like this, authentic western settler/pioneer. Watching from Missouri.

I think you could of use another brace for the roof line, while you were standing sawing.

Love your honest, unrehearsed, genuine videos. Mishaps and all. Too many videos out there showing only their best. Keep living your dream!

loved this. such a nice watch!

i want to make a rope bed! love it!

i love watching your videos 😊 thanks for sharing

Irie bless! :)

What a fantastic series so far. I am absolutely captured by this. And thank you for all the work you put into it, both physically and in production for video. The quiet, peaceful presentation is a nice departure from most stuff i watch on Ytube. But i gotta ask…….So when does the outhouse get built?

Very cool and interesting , I Enjoy doing things that are similar but I like the convenience of power tools.

Really enjoying your videos. There's a sod house up in my region (Canadian prairies) that is used as part of a museum. Search Elbow Sod Shack. Yours has a higher roof. I'm always wondering about the wagon backstory, even though it might not fit the on screen narrative. Thanks for showing all the hard work.

I have so many unanswered questions. Where is your horse or mule? How did you get more eggs? Where did the milled limber come from? If this is going to truly portray a western pioneer I feel these are questions that need explaining. Perhaps some talking about a trip into the nearest town. Or a farmer miles down the road. What you are showing is very interesting, but to just start on a homestead and not talk about obtaining materials and perishable foods stretches the imagination and is not realistic. JMHO.

I think you need to upgrade your wagon with a i4 gas engine😂😂

Very cool. How much rope did I take to make the bed. Did u do the math on making it to just hope it was long enough. Also left the length on the end any reason.

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Sure have enjoyed these videos. I sure hope you continue with this adventure.

Are you damaging the prairie with your building? I hope not, and I trust you've done your research.

What is the orange thing? Sweet potato? Also how are you keeping the meat from spoiling? What about water? Are boiling it from the water source?

And now I’m all caught up! I found your channel a couple days ago and binge watched from the beginning…can’t wait to come along on the journey! 😊

When you've 100% RDR2 and have nothing better to do.

Im form Missouri

Loved your videos. Please tell us what part of USA is this. I checked info but couldn't find any clue. Thanks

You nake a bed, i just bout a 12k adjustable bed

I stopped at about 12 minutes in and I can't help but wonder how did you get the wagon to the location ??? I see no horse no truck or tractor. did you pull that all the way ????

We built rope beds in Alaska in our cabins. We wet the rope soaking it then ran it thru. When dried they were solid. I lovevwatching you build as we did.❤

I really admire what you are doing. If that was the effort I would have to make first thing in the morning for a coffee… I’d be gone in 5 minutes. Well done

This is a great idea for a youtube channel. Subbed.

i feel like a rudimentary workbench with some holdfasts would do you some good

Excellent video. Until you can afford horses, you may was to look into a collaboration with someone . Try looking for a local member of a draft horse association. They usually take an interest in demonstrating traditional uses of their animals, and you would be offering them a unique opportunity.

They are called Soddy's my dad was born and raised in one in Saskatchewan Canada...

Hubby so pleased we found you. Looking forward to the remaining videos. 🙏🏼

omg scary!! you almost got bit, please be careful 😨

You might want to lime the outside of your sod to slow down the natural erosion.

New to the channel, it is very interesting. I noticed your plow by the front door, can't wait to see you in action. I would suggest a mule instead of a horse, the are less expensive and have the best disposition of any draft animal. Best of luck in the future and I am really looking forward to your future content.

Glad you had boots on. And brown pants

Great video, with "no talking", Many thanks, thumbs up, subscribed. Love the video.

Really enjoying watching your progress. I find the videos so relaxing and calming, perhaps not so much the snake bite! The bed looked great game changer.

and for anyone that might be whining about him cutting down the small trees, it helps this forest growth in the long run, less dead falls

Still easier than the Ikea bed

When you getting an old nag to hang out around the background. Maybe a mule. That's the only thing missing in the scene.

How many horses would it take to break sod this way?

I like the history of this great country. People back then worked hard daily just to survive. Great video

Russia. Your episodes are amazing and atmospheric movies!

Sorry your hammer broke. 🔨 that sucks. 😢 See ya next time 👋

Is there a reason why you chose the front wall of the cabin to be logs and the rest of the cabin sod bricks 🤔 Does it have something to do with the way the cabin is facing 🤔 Thanks. I enjoy watching your channel 👍

Copperhead sidewinder. Should I call it a sidewinder because of the way it moves? 🤔 A turtle 🐢 too. Dinosaur

This is awesome! Where are you when filming? What state ?