What's So Good About Missouri? A Collaboration
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- Lots of families are moving to Missouri to begin homesteading. So, what's so special about Missouri? We tell you OUR take on why Missouri is a great place to homestead.
Many other TH-cam Homesteaders from Missouri also give their opinions about what is so good about Missouri. Check them out below:
The Neals' Homestead / @thenealshomestead
Farm Alarm
/ @farmalarm
White House on the Hill / @whitehouseonthehill
Not a Farm Girl: A Homestead Adventure / notafarmgirl
Simple Life Homestead / channel
Crazy Drake's Family Farm / drakesfamily6
Teal House Farm
/ samg004
Simply Raising Arrows / @simplyraisingarrows7369
Mann Ranch Homestead / africaboundgirl
Rocky Brook Farmstead / @rockybrook
The Awesome Homestead / richardwrudolph
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I was born and raised in St. Louis ,Mo. After getting married and having children I decided the city life wasn't the life I wanted for my children so the wife and I packed up and moved to Washington County ,Mo about 15 miles from Potosi. We will be here a year in May I am so happy we decided to move to the country the people here are awesome...most of them anyway lol. Most family and friends ask how do people treat us here being that we are black and I always say " I get treated better now than I ever did in the city" the people here have a since of community and are always willing to lend a helping hand and I make sure to do the same. I wouldn't give this freedom of country living up for nothing.
I was glad to read this. It is hard to find info like this before moving somewhere. Would hate to think we picked the right spot only to have some idiots make us regret it later. Hopefully we come across the right community wherever we end up!
We are moving down there this year 16 miles out of potosi on hwy 8
Law I was was also born stl and being raised here and I also want to leave the urban area and move to the rural
I'm so relieved to read this. I'm thinking of buying a little place in St. James. Never been to Missouri...lol.
That is good to hear.
Missouri born and raised. Never appreciated my home state until I lived somewhere else. Everything you stated is spot on.
When you live in the country it is hard to take a walk on the road because so many people will stop to see if you need a ride.
Bill Herrick lol
So true!
Bill Herrick that's a true story. I stayed in Missouri 3 years. People stop. Need a ride. Thumbs up
Bill Herrick 😂😂😂uou know what..with a huge smiley., on a big board...behind and in front of your body..write down...so nice of you..but i really would love to stretch my legs a bit...hihih👍🏽👍🏽😇😇
@@angiekrajewski6419 I don't quite know what to make of that, but you seem disturbed... yikes.
Welcome to Missouri. I moved here from the Chicago suburbs in '95. It was the best decision I've made in my life. I agree about keeping it secret about how great Missouri is, but I can't help but tell everyone 😃
I was born and raised in north Missouri. Always wanted to move to south MO, but haven't made it yet. Really learned to appreciate my home state after 30 years in ministry and living in Iowa, MN, MT, TX. Finally back in Missouri, and if our kids and grandkids were not in Montana, I'd never consider leaving the Show Me state again. Everything you say about the Ozarks is true. Almost as good here in the northeast corner.
We are hoping to move to Missouri soon. God has Blessed me with 25 grandsons and 12 grandaughters but my wife and I both have been struggling severe health problems. We live in Oklahoma and the heat and cold are brutal here plus real estate is crazy high. Please Pray for our family as we do y'all. Love and God Bless! Uncle Jeff!
I moved to Florida 9 years ago but I'm originally from Missouri and lived about 15 miles south of Kansas City. I was born and raised in Independence. I miss Missouri in a lot of ways. My aunt lived close to you, in Camdenton before she passed and we used to go visit her at her farm. They had turkeys, pigs, cows, and chickens. They would name their cows after my mom and dad and several other family members. My mom had a cabin at the Lake of the Ozarks. Good memories!
I am originally from Illinois, at the border of Wisconsin. I moved to a small cabin in the woods and totally love it here. Now what's happening in the world I am so blessed to live here. Dogs love their freedom but unfortunately I can't have chickens due to them. Very cheap living here. Growing veggies finally. I wouldn't move for anything.
Have been staying in Missouri for last 2 years and I love how peaceful and fun this place is.
Been to 48 of our states and its always nice getting home to Missouri.
Welcome to Missouri! We love Ava Missouri, we are from Kingdom City MO a village of 128 people. (central missouri area here)
Have family from Kingdom city Littrells...
Not counting the ticks and chiggers you have to put up with every day and not knowing when a tornado is going to touch down. Other than that, hey it's great I know because I moved out of there because of the storms. So you can have it. God's blessing and speed to ya.
I am a native Missourian. I've been here all my life. It's great to have you folks here. We are blessed with your presence.
After living in AZ forever, I find it so hard to believe people are nice. We moved to Northern AZ thinking smaller town, people will be nicer right--nope. The desert folks were nicer believe it or not. And, to be around Christians, what a blessing. I am so glad for you and your family finding friends and community.
It truly is a blessing to be here. We feel right at home, which we never quite felt in AZ.
Right. Flagstaff people are awful! The traffic is awful! the crazy leftist students are awful!
I'm in Havasu. People are nice and patriotic and the median age is 58
Showlow,Heber,overgard, is all nice country, the people Ive found are the same everywhere, the good old days are gone.
Just found y'all. We just bought a place in Ozarks, but in Springfield. I'm too old now to homestead, but love it. Missouri is a nice place. And we also love the Christian community!
Taka Yama Amen to that brother.
Taka Yama
You’re never to old...!
You do what you can and you’ll be better off than most
people living in the cities.
Bake some bread, make some wine or mead, have a couple
of chickens or maybe a few Bees for some fresh Honey.
Whatever you want.
Homesteading is also a state of mind and actions, it’s not
just about the work...
Just being a Steward of the Land is part of being a Homesteader.
This can be as simple as ensuring that the land you own does not
become polluted with trash or chemicals.
Have a great day and be blessed.
You're not too old to be a homesteader in Missouri you're only too old when you die my grandfather used to have a half acre vegetable garden that he maintain himself until he was over 73 years old
I love it. Being part Asian descent, I always felt welcomed. I was born in Northern Arkansas, and moved to southern MO when I was young. I plan on staying here
make raised beds! i love mine!
One of my biggest regrets is moving away from S. W. Missouri after having lived there for 16 1/2 years. I truly miss the Ozarks.
I too moved to Southern Missouri from the Phx area but my reason was to "retire" on a small farm. I was able to bring my job with me and work from the farm, but I also garden and have animals to help me become more self sufficient. Love the weather, water and the green of it all here in Missouri.
Same.
Are the ticks and predators a deterrent?
I moved from Ca. in 1994, love it here!!!
What about friendliness towards diversity and other cultures and ethnicities? Nonone really talks about this when considering buying land for homesteading or off grid. Id really like to find a safe place for my very diverse family
I built a house for a customer in Live Oak Fl. Everyone there was just like what you are talking about. If you pass people on the street they wave and ask "How's your day". When you go to the store everyone talks to you like they've known you for years.
So Funny!! Was born and raised here in Southern Missouri and so many people made fun of us from so many places calling us hillbillies. Our Family has been here since our area started. Absolutely love it here - when people move here they are always telling us it is God's country and yes of course it is beautiful - been all over and these hills get into your bones. So funny again that everyone is on youtube talking about moving here especially Southern Missouri!! LOL! I agree with others SHHHH! LOL Love your channel and that you are close :)
Thank you for doing this. My son and me are getting ready to move there snd this is so encouraging. We are both Christians and are excited about that.
I can say welcome to the heart of the country where it is normal here. Dignity, honor, & respect is given. Thank you so much for the compliment. From a Missouri boy.
You guys are right in the middle of tornado alley. I'd have trouble sleeping at night. :)
I just found this video sept 14, and really liked how it made me feel. I grew up in MO and have always loved so many of the deep traditions of this state. I know this video is old, and a lot has happened since you made it. My mom was from Thayer and my wife is from Mt Vernon. But the craziness near where I live and the pandemic has closed us off from a lot of travel around the state.
It’s refreshing to watch Godly families like yours live your lives and share it. Keep doing this, please. It’s got me thinking about taking it to the Ozarks in a couple years. Peace be with you!
How awesome...... I was born in Wisconsin, moved to Phx, Az when I was 9 and have thought about moving to the Ozarks for most of my life. Some of the most beautiful country I've ever seen was in the Ozarks. I'm 50 now w/ grandchildren so it doesn't look like we'll ever make that leap but God bless and I love the channel.
Hey! We didn't realize you are in Ava! We're looking for land there! So cool!
Really thankful you guys put up this video. I grew up in FL and moved to UT about 4 years ago, and I've been researching and looking for a place to finally settle down and homestead. The humidity and weather fluctuations would be no big deal to me after living in hurricane central and a bipolar desert lol, but what's most appealing about MO is the price of land and growing season. I have an autoimmune disease and want to mostly live self sufficient/organic for my health, and MO is looking like where I'll end up. Here's to hoping and planning for a homestead within the next couple of years!
Ammie Renee don’t tell your freinds about Missouri we don’t want to many more people
Great video! If I wasn't a true Texans I would move there! #1 Traditionalist!
you guys are extremely inspiring! much love and joy to you.
You both are quite an inspiration! Thank you for your exceptional spirits and sharing!
We lived in Daviess County for 18 months and loved it! The greatest people! The blackest, richest soil! A wonderful Area!
We have changed our minds from tennessee to look for land in missouri. We want to home stead to. I was raised home spreading. So I know what I'm getting into. Thanks for sharing
Thanks for another collab! Love everyone's opinion. :) And sharing your insight and experience.
Your comments about your community and it's wonderful people reminds me of a big incident in my local history. I grew up and still live in a small community in east TN where everyone is also nice and leaves each other alone. But if anyone asks for help, everyone comes to see what they can do. Even if it's just moving furniture or a car gets in the ditch. And the waving when you pass on the road is exactly how it is here. I remember that as a child, I felt I'd achieved a big milestone when I got tall enough to be seen in the car and could participate in the waving.
About 20 years ago, two tornadoes came through our neighborhood in the same night. The whole area was without phones, gas, electricity, etc., for about a week. Some neighbors lost a lot and some lost everything (and I mean everything, down to the last brick). Part of my family was out before daylight cutting trees and helping the emergency workers (there were probably many others, but I don't know about them). The whole neighborhood was out by daylight helping those who had damage and needed help. Everyone worked for a week as if it was their home that was damaged or destroyed, most taking time off work to help.
Another nearby neighborhood that was also hit made the news so everyone knew they needed help. Though FEMA was around seeing what was damaged, it was two days before the Red Cross knew we were hit and came with food, etc. But nobody had gone without because those of us who had, gave to those who needed, including clothes and a place to stay. We hear so much in the news about the bad things people do, it's easy to lose faith in humanity. Though this double tornado strike was a terrible disaster, what happened afterward reinforced my love for my community and reminded me how many great people I live around. I love hearing how much you like your community, how nice the people are and how freely you can share your faith. It's a nice reminder good people are everywhere. God bless America!
The people are nice even over here in St. Louis... most of the time.
I actually used to live in Japan and had a bit of a shock when I came back to Missouri. Everyone in Japan is super polite but kind of distant and formal (at least at first), in Missouri everyone is warm and welcoming but aren't too concerned with "proper" etiquette. It's nice though, I'd wouldn't change Missourians (or the Japanese) even if I could.
Oh yeah, their friendly alright...they smiled as they aimed a gun at my son's head for his wallet...a bus pass and $4. For lunch. Fuck the thugs who rule the streets. We are outta here and will never look back. They should nuke st Louis.
Always love your videos. I just told my husband that when I watch ya'll's videos, It is like I am looking in a Sears Wish book catalog. Remember those? At Christmas time they would send them out? Anyway when I watch your videos, I am in a wish book. Lol. Blessing be upon you. Shalom
This is what my husband and I are looking for!😭💕
Thank you for NOT keeping it to yourselves! Lol
Born and raised in SoCal, lived in Alaska for 16 with a small homestead for 12 of those years, I can tell you Alaskans are tough, and friendly for the most part. Sadly I’m just not that tough. I couldn’t handle the darkness even more than the wind and 9 months of snow. We left 6 years ago and have been looking and praying for where we could move to homestead and be happy. We have 5 kids, 2 are grown but still have a teen & 2 little ones to raise.🙃
Yes!!!! The PEOPLE!!! That was our top one as well. :)
Stumbled onto your channel while searching for recipe for pickled eggs , glad I did ... I'm like 30 minutes from you guys! Glad you're enjoying this beautiful state
Thanks for sharing.You guys are so down to earth. Faith and family make for a good life
Thanks, Tom!
I am happy you said "we're not saying if you arent a christian you wouldnt do well" i think that shows your open-mindedness. Thank you for including all of us non-christians. I appreciate that everyone has different beliefs, but we can all agree that homesteading is awesome. Thank you.
Why not?
If you are not born again you will go to hell.
We don't want nonbeliever here. We know what the states are like that don't believe in Jesus and we don't want it here.
Its so funny to me to see folks moving here. My family has been in the area you are living in for generations. When my dad was young that entire generation left that area because there was literally NO work there. None. As they retire, many start moving back. I am a real estate agent and folks ask me about the soil in the area. Ha! What soil? But its home and many who came before you managed to thrive. Welcome to the area!
What an amazing couple. He has got one of the most sparkly, energetic personality plus lasses around and she has someone with the strength of a locomotive filled with calmness and common sense. I wish on you both everything good.
I'm sure it's kind of a relief to now live in the country, ppl are friendly, and you can do most anything you hoped to do. There's also enough rain for the garden and animals. YOU ARE BLESSED!!!!
we lived not to far from you and the garden we had was amazing. labor was very affordable as well. the people are so friendly and helpful
What a great video! My wife and I live in Phoenix and have lived in the desert our entire lives and are preparing to buy a home in southern Missouri - so this was exactly what we wanted to hear and know.....sounds like we made the right decision.
Same
Welcome to MO where we love our magical sky water. 😜
@PhyZeik rain.
As a couple you 2 seem to embody the genuine friendliness and hospitality of Missouri. TY for sharing your insights. I'm hoping to relocate to the Ozarks one day soon. This CV19 debacle makes me want to disappear into the country! God Bless!
Lived MO all my life, been many places but there's no place like them thar Missouri hills! Gets pretty steamy in the summer tho, the humidity is the problem, we say that heat 'gets close', stiflin'. Just moved hours south of St. Louis, haven't met anyone not Christian! So glad to be your neighbor!
Btw, you mentioned the "hand-waving" ....that's the way I grew up.....and friendly churchgoing atmosphere too.....yup...thanks again
My grandparents lived south of Kansas City in a little town called Hillsdale Kansas. I was probably about 4 or 5 years old and got to spend about a week with my grandpa and grandma in Hillsdale. Grandpa had an old 30's something Plymouth that we went to go get something from a store in a different small town. Every car we passed on the old gravel roads my grandpa would just raise his index finger off the steering wheel, just like the driver in the car or truck we passed did. That was the way they waved to eack other! Everyone knew what was being said with just lifting that one index finger off the steering wheel.
Thank You both for sharing!
This was a great video. I was born and raised in Central Florida. We always had Disney Annual Passes, went to the beach all of the time, and I'm 30 years old and have actually never seen snow. My mother just saw it for the first time in her mid 50's! But after a lot of prayer, and watching your videos, I think the Lord may be leading me to a more traditional lifestyle myself. This was such good information, and now Missouri is definitely on my list of places to consider. Thanks so much! 🏠🌾
Do you still live in Florida? If not, did you call Missouri your new home?
So glad to hear you are so happy in MO. Can't beat country living for raising a family.
What a trip. I received your post as a suggestion and fill in love but dying of laughter..I spent 2 years of my life at a private school in Ava...who would have thought. I love your post and watch a lot of them.
My family has been in the Deep South for going on 400 yrs, so I would definitely recommend it for those looking for cheap land, good water, good 2A laws, Christian environment, good homeschooling laws, long growing seasons. You can EASILY grow all year with a greenhouse because some years we get ZERO snow.
That said, if you aren't used to the high heat and humidity, that might be a huge drawback. It is VERY hot here for a VERY long time. :)
Missouri is the south of the heartland... Or the Northern south... Its because most of our great great grandparents came here from the south and its culture..
Hi guys, i'm a life long Missourian l live in the south west part and it's great to have you all here.
Thank you so much. That means a lot!
I grew up in NYC but always wanted to live a simple life, as I called it. Now I live in suburban NJ which is just a toned down extension of NYC. I long to live in the country and have been working hard on my homesteading skills. Now I have to work on convincing my husband. You guys make it sound so wonderful and I’m so jealous.
I from south west Missouri. Moved to Sierra Vista Az and lived there years hated every minute. I would sit by my pool and tell myself how thankful I should be but I missed Missouri! Been back home for 9 years and my house here isn't the best but I'm very happy to be in Missouri I'm living in the next county over where I was raised
Many fo the same reasons we chose Missouri for our homestead. Biding my time till we are there permanently. Hope to come by for a visit in a year or two.
We would like that. Just let us know when you will be in the area.
I also have property in Ozark county,Mo. I'm taking care of my 85yr old Mother till the end or she has to be in a nursing home, then I'll be heading that way. ( If the Lord's willing and the creek don't rise.🤗
Thank you for sharing so much!
Great video guys! I'm enjoying watching everyone's reasons for living here in Missouri...this was a fun collab! Keep up the hard work!!
Thank You both ! Living in a busy city now and despise it. I can't wait to return back home to some Missouri civility and a rewarding rural life.
With that greenhouse you will be year round growers down south 👍
Please stay with this homestead
I watched your video and loved it! I spent 3 summer seasons out in Oklahoma and used to go to Missouri a lot. It is beautiful! I couldn’t agree with you more about Az! I live there and agree 100% about everything you said about it! I’m looking into buying out there! It’s such a great state! Thanks for sharing!
Great points, guys! Nice to hear the differences from Arizona.
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Glad to here you all like Missouri. I was born and raised in southern Missouri and like you all live on a farm and have most of my life.We live in central Missouri now and have for a number of years. I am retired from the state of Missouri. My wife has her time in to retire but is still working as of now. Love your blog kep it up grate job.
I'm glad I found this video. We currently live in Phoenix and considering MO for reasons that you mentioned. Thank you for posting!
Great video Kevin and Sarah!! My mouth dropped when you said it wasn't too hot here...lol. and we live fairly close to you!! Must be because you're used to Arizona 😀 We too LOVE the deep south faith of people here!!
Crazy Drake's Family Farm but Arizona is a dry heat bwhahahaha
Off Grid with Doug and Stacy....true!! We lived in SC for 2 years before moving here and it was very humid too!! People told us that summers in Missouri are HOT and we were niave and thought, "it can't be as bad as SC"!! We were wrong!!
The weekend we left Phoenix to move here it was 119 degrees out. That's hot...even if it's dry! lol. At least here we can go down to the creek to cool off!
+crazy drake's family farm The Arizona heat is relentless. 6+ months of 100+ heat...2-3 months 110-118... and it doesn't cool off below 100 at night. I'll take homesteading in MO any day. LOL!
Sounds miserable!! I'm happy Missouri is giving us 4 seasons again 😀 like we had in Iowa!!
I have been homesteading in Maine for over 15 years, like the idea of long growing season, and mild weather
I moved to Sarasota Florida 18 years ago and has never felt like it was a fit for me coming from Kansas City Missouri. I cannot get over not having distinct seasons like Missouri provides. I look forward to one day moving back to Missouri. As I speak right now hurricane Ian is bearing down on us and it looks like it could be a total disaster. Could be God’s way of saying it’s time for us to leave and head back home to Missouri
Hello. We found you today!!! Leaving Casa Grande Az Friday to Ozark. We bought a House and haven’t even been in it ….. my husband is fronMO and has been working on me to go back. It’s finally time and I am nervous but excited. Looking forward to finding our people (church). It’s been so hard here to find that traditional way. So praying God guides us and brings us our JOY back !!!!!!
Hi! I live in Southeast Missouri, almost in the bootheel. Born here, lived here all my life! I love that we have the 4 seasons too! Summer is my least favorite! The heat and extreme humidity is awful. If you've never vacationed in Branson, be sure to go there!! It's our favorite place, we go about 2 or 3 times a year! 3 1/2 hrs from us. Welcome to the ShowMe State!💁🏻
Great video! I agree 100 %. We moved here about the same time and have had the same experience. Great homestead communities as well.
I'm in Alton in Oregon County, about 65 or 70 miles from you. We're glad you are here.
Glad to have found your channel! I grew up in Missouri but moved to Phoenix at the age of 40. After 20 years living in Phoenix and 3 years traveling the US as a nomad I am happy to own some property in Missouri again. Thanks for sharing your stories.
We are in NW Arkansas and are looking to move. We have noticed the incredible prices on homes and land and you’re so right! Southern Missouri is very affordable. But maybe we shouldn’t say that too loud. 🤣 🤫
It’s so easy to fall in love with you guys 💕 and in this style of life
Thank you for this video! Are things still going well? We are selling our bonnie farm here in Scotland and moving to America and seriously considering MO as our new home state. To homestead as well! 🥰
You guys are just great! God Bless!
Missouri is on the top of my list for my new homestead. For all of the reasons that you talked about.
We're moving to Missouri so thank you I just started looking at your channel it's great God bless your family😇
I stumbled upon your channel and couldn't be happier! We are currently in mesa az but are thinking about moving to MO.
Just found your channel and just subscribed. Looking forward to seeing more of you all. God bless!
Awesome guys. Thnx for this info. We're looking to get out of the desert too. Live in Henderson NV. Blessings to you both🤓😎💕✝
Wonderful. Glad you're happy with Missouri.
Virginia, from central Arkansas.
Really glad you did this video, been looking for a decent place to live and homestead!
what a wonderful video! I have been looking at Missouri for all these same reasons!
I have lived in Missouri for 74 years and I feel it is a great state. Happy ti have you here to enjoy it with me!!
I just came across your video. I have watched several of them in the past and didn't realize you were in Missouri. Your's is the first of the collaboration.
Thank you so much for this video. My husband & I have found 2 properties, 1 in AR & 1 in MO. We've kinda been on the fence the past few days. Think you guys have tipped the scales. Thanks again ❤
+LittleDirtPatch . . . Arkansas is wonderful too!
"Winters are mild" wait until you are stuck inside for a week or so in one of those notorious ice storms.
Which happens about once every 10 years.
Being Cheeseheads from Wisconsin, a week of snow is a dusting , I’m from Northern Iowa and i grew up on the Mississippi River, we had snow for months on end , this is vacation weather hear in Joplin
@@TRC2002 not sure 🤔 what y’all mean?
Like the past couple weeks lol
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I've never heard anyone ever say that Missouri is anything but oppressively hot and as humid as a sauna. Y'all are a first. Mild Winters USUALLY I can agree with tho as I believe the average temp is just above freezing here.
This video talked me into it. I’m fleeing LA. I just bought 5 acres in the Ozarks. Don’t worry I grew up with a big family in Ohio so I’m not one of THOSE Californians.
Are you building a house on that acreage? What site did you use to find the land?
God bless you guys and thanks for the info in the video
Just found this video. Glad you enjoy Missouri. I was born and raised in South central MO. Have lived in the Phoenix area as well...and also Augusta GA, and Columbia Maryland. Currently living in Columbia MO...but would love to move back to southern MO. You hit many of the reasons I am PROUD to be from Missouri. I hope you are still thriving and enjoying live in the Ozarks.
Great video. My wife and I are now looking into Southern Missouri as a place to raise our family and homestead. Thanks!
Just now finding your TH-cam channel. Welcome to Missouri, from a fellow Missourian! Enjoy watching your channel.
Love your videos Cuz!!!!!! Huge shout out and thumbs up from Jersey!!!!! Hoping to make it for a visit one o the years!! Been too long!
Yes it has! Hope all is well in NJ.
Just found you guys and have been BINGE watching your videos.
Love the videos and it never hurts to have a pretty girl making them😁
I will be retiring to MO in a few years. Close to the Willow Springs,Mountain View area.
I visited SEMO about 20 years ago and fell instantly in love with the area.
Keep making the great videos and I’ll keep watching.