I thank God I'm a country boy!

[@DeBa1226]

Itchy, your property is a Norman Rockwell painting; would be the dream of many. A lot of sweat equity you have into it, keeps you upright and on your feet to chores needing to be done. Thank God I’m a country boy too. Grew up in the same environment and nothing like it.

[@tommontague5721]

Yep, I get it....We don't live in the country, we live in the mountains back in the forest. My driveway is asphalt and longer than a football field. Several times while we were sitting on the back porch enjoying the forest sipping on wine some lost hiker ended up in my backyard. They think my driveway is a city street and it dead ends in my backyard. It's funny to see them looking around lost in my yard. We have a rule, if you are in my back yard and lost, you have to come up to the back porch, have a seat and a glass of wine or water and introduce yourself (usually it's husband and wife lost hiking) and have a visit. We have made several new friends over the years doing that. Some were so lost I gave them a ride home in my truck....

[@northbysoutheast5439]

We live 15 miles from the nearest town and we love it 😎👍

[@holisecleveland2859]

Mark, the first house that I bought was in a small town in south Louisiana on a 200' X 60' lot. It was a shotgun 1 story bult in 1910 made out of cypress. I was across the street from City Hall, The P.D. and F.D. and the regional ambulance company had an ambulance at the F.D. 24/7. The only wildlife I had ever seen, besides birds, was squirrels and plenty of them. You could hear them running across the metal roof most of the day and into the evening most of the year. Then we moved to Mississippi a little over 34 miles north of Gulfport. The house was built in 1974 it was 2 story with 4 bedrooms,3 baths and the front porch ran the width of the house at 40' X 8' on a little under 1 acre of the land. There were trees and high bushes all along the property line except for the driveway which was about 70 feet long to the left of the house when facing from the porch. So, one of my favorite things to do was drink my morning coffee while sitting on the porch and if I didn't turn my head to the left and look towards the driveway, because of the trees and bushes, I felt like I was in the country with numerous squirrels, birds, raccoons and dear going through the front yard. That was some of my happiest moments. Prayers and Abundant Blessings to you and yours. 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏✝🛐❤

[@yippinyahoiionetnnedrager3398]

Great stuff 👍 thanks for sharing. 🙏 GOD bless you my friend.✌ Ride Hard Ride Free 🇺🇲 GOD bless America 🇺🇲

[@ronniep1376]

Good video Mark! I live in rural North Ms. With the exception of 7 years in the Army , never lived anywhere else. Love the privacy , freedom, and nature . God Bless

[@Country-Marshal]

Love country living. I like it peaceful and quiet when I'm home. Continued prayers to ya, brother.

[@mikeshaffer2950]

Agree, country life for me, grew up on small farm, milk cow, chicken, pigs, rabbit, duck, hunted deer, squirrel, the garden was every bit 50x50 ft, only utility I have hooked to house is electric, an only have cell phone. I've been blessed with a good well.

[@chrismooney5737]

Best way to live right there

[@fearsomename4517]

I grew up on a large farm. Everything on the dinner table came from our farm. I worked very hard but it was worth it!

[@gregleenyit]

Exceptional story Itchy thanks for sharing God Bless

[@mikekares-b8q]

Itchy that's a great way to grow up .I grew up in Cleveland Westside , Got married then moved to Valley City Oh .In 76 my kids enjoyed the country Lifestyle . Very familiar with Hinkley Lake and surrounding area . Moved to South Central Indiana 4 years ago Very rural area and hilly believe it or not , Still got my Old Panheads and a Shovel and an Early Evo . But my roots are in Northern Ohio . Good luck to you .

[@sandyvitale124]

I love living in the country! Could never live in the city. Take care and may God Bless you and keep you safe ❤🙏

[@sandyvitale124]

I love living in the country, could never live in the city. May God Bless you and keep you safe 🙏

[@holdervillek9owner]

What a great property You have Mark! I lived in Texas for 13 years on a huge ranch.Different way to live and exactly as described. Have 1 hog on my place now-same as You!

[@jenkins1979]

your a lucky man Mark,I lived in country myself.Thanks for the ride

[@daledahlman9629]

You have it made. You have the skills to make it happen, thank you

[@brendanrapple5361]

Thank You For That Super Video. GOD BLESS YOU

[@Wayne-j5j]

Nice pad! Your blessed. 🧑‍🌾🌲🌻🍉🍓🎆

[@360chris88]

Thanks mark

[@PhinAI]

I've seen amazing things in the country, but I've never experienced such a consolidated collection of turkeys as I have in the city. As always, prayers of blessing for you. RHDF!!!

[@jimscholz2997]

Awesome video Mark... Nheng and I are enjoying it together on my last morning here in Cebu.

[@sampalmer6406]

Aint it great to be acountry boy I love it myself also not a city boy at all great to hear from you take care

[@scottlin777]

Your property is a little piece of heaven. By the way. How did you get the name Itchymoche?

[@roblow5522]

With a place like yours Itchy who would want to move to town. We have 5 acres but it don't look quite your place. I would hate to move to town. Well Itchy we went on that 250 mile ride yesterday. Drove through a state park, it was really pretty up there. On the way back we stopped at a bar about 15 miles from home. When we left there it was getting dark, the other guys wanted to make another stop but I headed home. I didn't get very far when I was rounding a corner and a doe shot out right in front of me. I braked pretty hard but it wasn't our night to meet. Thankfully I was lucky THIS time. I don't know Itchy I maybe should have stayed with the group and been the tail gunner. I don't want anybody to hit a deer but I already had my turns. I am not liking the shorter days.

[@TerryYoung-kr3iq]

I can live there!

[@shockerwi]

❤️✌🏻

[@two-wheels7397]

You could be off grid quickly if desired.

[@BrianUnderdahl-mq5wn]

1000% manifest destiny & all grew America. Our 4 dynasty's from God. Politics, education,money system,free religion. Now Americas land mass is 93% unoccupied. Most everyone has moved into a city & life support is a conveyor belt. Ha

[@kcshikles]

Did you delete my comment of my brother being president of the Fort Scott Kansas Steam Engine Club from your last video? I wasn't trying to do SPAM. I just thought it went good with your video. Cause he really is the head of a the Steam engine club. I've been a subscriber of your channel for at least 4 years now and I would never do SPAM. He runs the Steam engine for the club. He also is one of the only inspectors in Kansas for Steam engines. And about the country life: I myself live in the middle of nowhere Missouri. Nearest town is 20 minutes away. I love living in the country, I wouldn't like living in the city at all. My wife passed away May 11th 2023 so now I live with my 90 year old mother in the country. Well Mark have a good day and like I said I would never try and do SPAM.

[@itchymoche]

No, I didn't delete any comments, nor did I see yours until now.

[@kcshikles]

@@itchymoche ok cool, sorry for the confusion.