10 acre Homestead LIFE in Northern California Sierras | DEER, BEARS, INDIANS, FORESTS, etc

[@Ang.0910]

The first one looked like it was in Cool, Ca. Or lower Nevada county area. Second was definitely up in the TNF area. Both beautiful places but the foothills are a lot easier to homestead in.

[@LAUS_Max]

Good luck my friend

[@patriciaterry5539]

Nice video! Beautiful garden space!

[@GrowingOrganicTvShow]

Thanks I appreciate it!

[@RVBadlands2015]

We used to live in Greenville Ca beautiful place.

[@GrowingOrganicTvShow]

Yes much different that So Cal.

[@calebbradley9018]

Fuck Greenville those were my highschool rivals lol

[@DPLZNT]

I love both areas! Hoping to buy some land in one of these areas this year to start my homestead 🙂

[@GrowingOrganicTvShow]

Best of luck!

[@82Julian]

Awesome awesome vid my friend 🤙🤙 wonderful place!!✌️

[@GrowingOrganicTvShow]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@82Julian]

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[@niels-oleknudsen8445]

I was once in a garden on an island. On poles along the herb garden hung fabric bags of human hair collected at the local hairdresser. The smell from the hairs was said to keep the deer away. The hairs were replaced at regular intervals.

[@GrowingOrganicTvShow]

Wow that is amazing story. I will have to try this.

[@brothermayihavesomeloops7048]

I can't imagine any hairdresser is willing to give someone human hair harvested from their customers.

[@GrowingOrganicTvShow]

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[@DanaLuvsNature]

Music in the background is loud. I love this video otherwise, thanks so much!

[@GrowingOrganicTvShow]

Thanks for feedback

[@Ang.0910]

It’s funny how city u are when u go into real nature lol what county were those homesteads in? I’m trying to find local homesteads around me in Nevada county. The first one looked amazing and more like my terrain.

[@GrowingOrganicTvShow]

haha. I know actually I thought the same thing. But city folk may not understand

[@megmcguireme]

Those blackberry are actually very invasive. They are Himalayan blackberries, and not native. The local tribes, assuming you were around folsom, are Maidu and Nissanan

[@GrowingOrganicTvShow]

Oh really, that is interesting I did not know they were non native. Although the berries are very tasty. Yes the do spread and can take over an area over some years.