"People from Appalachia have always carried the nut" 😂😂😂

I hope you NEVER run across WHAT I HAVE SEEN SON ..

WEhave had " BIG Cat " for a lot longer than the 60😂😂😂silly kids Moutain lions too ! & yes AT NIGHT 😂😂😂

😂😂😂 WOW , thanks, son,all those tens of millions of residents back 2 & including Indians NEVER heard a bobcat EVER. Good thing you moved there 😅😂😅

We have actual trail cam footage of mountain lions not sure where you got the facts from but I'm talking multiple conformations including the elusive black panther everyone talked about for like 20 years

So adorable❤

💞🫂😘

Urmmm 🤓 Actually it’s a shield mantis or as we also know leaf mantis so get it right nerf

Our family has lived there for years and I’ve seen plenty of them Bobcats more but still had at least 3 mountain lion experiences

Bro. This is terrifying 🫡 respect to Appalachia though.

I've heard them both at night, and a mountain lion during the day.

I have seen Bobcats in Logan W.V. Also black panthers.

There are mountain lions here. I’ve heard them myself while riding my horse on old logging roads where I grew up. I spent a lot of alone time in these woods. But one thing I did hear quite often was something calling my name in the middle of vast forestry land I would ride on. I never would answer it though, I was told never to answer it.

Does it work the same with bronze orange bugs?

If you have Feral Hogs, you have Mountain Lions, end of Discussion!!! Texas Knows!!!

Be good except for taxes and house insurance.....hope you got alot of money

all East Africans entered the chat...

Looks like heaven man.

Get goats to help clean up

Mountain lions have been in Tennessee since the 1960s. Their scat is all over wooded areas and are game cam photos on TWRA's website. Bobcats are a daily thing, cans of cat food and they show up on game cam the same night.

How…HOW can you buy property you have never seen…😳🤦‍♀️

what do you want??a medal or a skinny chest to puin it on?eh. what?

"if you ask any lifelong resident of rural Appalachia they'll tell you they've seen mountain lions." Of course they will. They will also tell you they're half cherokee, and maybe about half the time they'll also say that bigfoot is real

The bumblebee was just dancing 😂❤😅

Not the bumblebee 🐝 being a refree

Looks like mason county

Considering how difficult it is to generally ID and track wild cats to begin with... the DNR may well not have the resources or authority to make that claim.

As it gets warmer, show the plants emerging and growing. That will help folks identify them. You are sometimes showing images of plants that aren’t what you’re talking about, which could be confusing to the viewer. Good idea though! Keep working on it, don’t get discouraged.

If you're going to do a video on certain plants show photos of them as you're talking about them to identify them, not a bunch of other species.

This is an official match, there is a referee there

This is so cool bro!!

Graduated high school in Ravenswood....

WHY did the last people move?? Haunted house, Bigfoot 😂, ignorance from neighbors, good luck folks, sell everything you can not make use of.......every penny counts.....😊

This guy must be from California, gluten allergy

That's not a European hornet

That is so cute. Just admiring itself and chilling out. ❤❤

Wv is still going thru the opioid crisis, schools not that good, but you half to give up something when ur out that far

Thnx for the vid. I actually just ordered the same bow and am waiting for it to arrive. What poundage did u decide to go with ? I also have never shot a bow and since all the vids I’ve watched recommend to start low I went with a 40 lbs longbow.

Man you got 30 acres of Heaven. Live it up. Enjoy the work in the country

This is the 1st mantis i saw winning in such fight .

Heck yeah. Good find. 116 acres in N. Wisconsin here. Only way to live. Congratulations.

Hopefully you aren't liberals. Dont turn that place blue if you are.

My wife and have a larger lot than normal, about 3/4 of an acre with the backyard alone being a fenced 1/2 acre, in a city in Texas. We have a ton of huge oak trees, like 35, and we turned the entire backyard into a microhomestead over 4 years. 2 ponds, 2 greenhouses, 18 raised beds, a 30ft tunnel garden for in-ground growing, 250 gallon rain collection, a 1,500 square foot wildflower patch, a beehive, 4 peach trees, 4 mulberry trees, and 4 ducks and 4 chickens. We produce probably 60-70% of all our annual calories, minus dairy, meat, and wheat. Its a HUGE commitment and a ton of work but so worth it and super rewarding and fun.

I mean if they’re all the way down here in California, we just had our last one near Los Angeles euthanized last year :(( so sad but besides the fact if they can survive in our poor environment I’m sure they have moved to other areas that aren’t so populated to be away from all the people, trust me big cats are really that smart.

I'm moving back onto family land in WV soon. They already keep chickens and have goats to come & munch the grass. I'd like to start a garden in the spring, but all my cousin's attempts have just resulted in a tasty treat for the deer and a playground for the chickens to scratch in. Would you have any recommendations for protecting a garden? She did try a chicken wire fence one year, but the deer get over it easily & tore out the young plants. Love your videos & thank you!

It's especially important for people to start gardens now, if these tarriffs really happen

Oh hell no that mantis is deadly

it's better to let the trees surround your house than cut them. I love West Virginia because its mountains have more trees than other states in the USA. I hope people from the city moving to rural areas won't cut many trees there. West Virginia is beautiful because it has plenty of trees in the mountains.

I can't stop watching this lol

Fertilizer. Lol 😂