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[@OFFGRIDwithDOUGSTACY]

Visit offgridwithdougandstacy.com for contest giveaways and other great info ✌️

[@wheepingwillow24u17]

GOOD SON! QUESTION: STORING WHEAT BERRIES, CAN I PUT THEM IN FOOD GRADE CONTAINERS WITHOUT MYLAR OR OXYGEN ABSORBERS? THANKS

[@arizonabusinessleague918]

Shalom, brother. The wife and I have been a long time fans of your channel here in SoMo, but I was lost for words when I saw the despicable words and Spirit being conveyed from a believer writing out "Let's Go Brandon". We're pretty sickened, and hoping that you revisit your ruach

[@Sunflowers_and_sunshine]

I just bought a homestead it's not off grid but it's just me and my daughter!!the city was crazy I couldn't take it anymore!! I had the neighbors from hell! Anyways I'm knew to all this !! I need videos on food storage firewood everything tips and tricks!! I can get!! Glad I happened upon your channel!!

[@106oz]

But, if it's time to leave the country, what's next? I choose to consider the latter.

[@wheepingwillow24u17]

@@NoNORADon911 there is so much controversy, I see homesteaders putting them and have been putting them in huge food grade containers (barrels) with NO mylar, NO oxygen absorbers, and I wonder how the old timers did it BEFORE they ever had mylar and oxygen absorbers. I DID put them in 5 gal mylar bags, and squished all the air I could get out of them and sealed them with its zip lock liner. Think it'll be ok? thanks

[@Jeo_Momma]

My 97 year old mom is in hospice in a facility. However, we're about to begin construction on our simple "aging in place" home. My husband is 78 and already unsteady on his feet.We're spending extra money to make it accessible with walk in showers, concrete outside, etc. I'll be putting in raised gardens, a chicken coop, a small orchard and fruit trees/grapes with a good sized country kitchen for canning, dehydrating and hanging out.

[@skybox-101]

Love to see summer kitchen plan. Glad you are going for this.

[@Jeo_Momma]

@@skybox-101 it will be simple. We'll have a 10x36 front portico. It will have propane, water and electricity. I have a Camp Chef oven/burner camp stove. I'll prep inside but can, grill and bake outside. I have a Solo Bonfire for ambience and cooking over an open flame in addition to our Webber Baby Q grill. Grey water will water my garden and, scraps will either go into the compost or feed chickens (once we have some).

[@lanalovesjesus6133]

you got this!

[@karenreaves3650]

@@Jeo_Momma Sounds perfect 😍

[@JaniceCrowell]

Wise. I wish you the best.

[@sandyelliott3350]

As an older mom whose kids disowned her when I wouldn't let them take any more property or money from me, bless you. You're a great son.

[@DMAneoth]

Sorry about your children. Sometimes they just don’t do the right things.

[@sandyelliott3350]

@@DMAneoth thanks. I tried to raise them right, but working three jobs to support them didn't leave much time with them . imiss my grandkids the most.

[@DMAneoth]

@@sandyelliott3350 not sure how bad it really is with them but even if you have to let them think they are right (even if it ain’t true) You gotta try to get along with your kids so you can spend time with the grandkids as much as you can. Maybe Volunteer to run them to and from school, to church, run them around for their dance lessons, band, cheer camps, self defense, or sports, take them shopping or babysit them for your kids to have a parent nights out.

[@livesoutdoors1708]

We do the best we can when we can but there’s no guarantee kids will go the way we have taught them. The world is a corrupt place unfortunately.😔

[@earthlingkat2124]

So sorry to hear that your kids have treated you in such a terrible way 😰

[@dfuss2756]

I am so glad you talk about the rough part of homesteading. People have been coming out of the city and expect to live like they did in the city. It is darn hard to live on a homestead, and is not for those foks that don't want to work or can't. I am 70 things get harder as we age fortunately I have family that can offer a hand for the things I can't do, or. heavy lifting. I still do all the gardening and food preservation. It is hot sweaty work. And I do most of the work as my husband has health issues. So women better be strong, because that tree won't fall itself wood won't split itself either. Cloths need washed sometimes by hand as the electric will go out pretty regular. And this clothes need patched as we can't run to the store all the time. The Good Lord willing we can continue this until the day we leave this earth. Blessings to Doug and Stacey for all they are sharing to help the youngn's to learn.

[@rtyria]

My husband has already made it clear he has no desire to homestead or live in the country. He's lived his whole life on the same street in the township, and we've been watching the city with it's filth and its noise creep closer and closer every decade. This used to be a little dirt road between the greenhouses and the city, and now it's paved with heavy trucks going down it multiple times a day. I miss the quiet.

[@NC_SUGAR]

I remember busting wood to get it inside before a big storm. I'm 5' tall and weigh 100 pounds but was strong as an ox. I remember having to get up in the night and poke the fire and throw a log or 2 on. When we first moved to the city I felt so lazy just walking over to the thermostat and turning it up or down.

[@rtyria]

@@NC_SUGAR My house actually has a wood burning furnace in the basement. I couldn't tell you when it was last used, but it's still there.

[@dfuss2756]

Thanks to all that replied. We still heat with wood. We have an old coal/wood stove in our basement. I get lots of exercise chopping wood, dragging it down the basement stairs to keep the home fires burning.Not too shabby for an axe swinging 70 year old woman.

[@jeanettehayes687]

You guys are such good kids to your mom. We all wish we had children like you. Of course it takes finances which you must have. Blessings to you and Stacy thank you for your videos 82 year young grandma great grandma.

[@sheribristol2826]

Don't forget that in the very beginning of the build Doug stressed that his mom financed this whole project from the sale of her house and some items she didn't need anymore.

[@Famcke]

You're a great man looking after the woman in your life, Doug. Happy Father's day 🎊

[@lindam.4129]

You mean his mom?! Watch his panic in getting her cabin ready; while treating his wife like she is looked down upon, during the process!! Watch those videos!! That isn't God's plan for man!! He has to fake he is Amish, to get attention; and how attractive is being a fake?! All under the excuse of what? I definitely utilize the Amish too, and Love their wares; but I don't start wearing their garb, and starting a video chain off of it... Doug surely isn't going to save you!! That is what Doug said about President Trump. Like we are idiots, who don't know that God is out Savior!! Yet Doug apparently likes higher gas prices, and lying corruption; for he didn't say anything against the current Rogue, and Treasonous Administration... Good Luck, if you keep following Doug!!

[@Starlight22215]

I’m ageing in place. Everyone leaves here because of getting older and not managing the back steps. I’m going down my garden later and putting in a new hose so I don’t need to open the garden room and attach the current hose and then drag it for miles up and down the hill. I’m helping build a raised bed tomorrow. I’ve raised all the growing space in my greenhouse. Little things make such a difference.

[@jennsadventures84]

Great job Doug and Stacy! Am I alone in thinking how relaxing it is to watch these types of videos? It's almost cathartic. Cement AMSR.. I know weird... I will let myself out the door.🤦

[@8sonrisa8]

You two are so inspirational. When I run out of ideas, you fill in those blanks and more! Love you tons!! 🥰

[@vldarden]

The majority of my work is with the aging population. There are ways to improve balance, strength, and overall health… I commend you for allowing her to age in place. Family connection is very important.

[@davidospina5216]

Hello Vicky how are you doing

[@faithbuller4086]

You are a good Son, taking care of your Momma. 👏🏻💝

[@davidospina5216]

Hello Faith how are you

[@carolleimbach6407]

Your mom has such a sweet place to live. She is blessed.

[@godsgreenacreshomestead708]

Happy Father's day Doug! I like when you mix it up a little, and great to see progress at Moms. Not bored with the firewood and always like to hear what's on your mind and heart that day! Full of info and horse sense. Love it! Blessings, Texas Deb 😁

[@Marian-eh5jd]

It is so nice to see how you think of your mother's needs. It also explains a lot of why you care for your viewers. Please, keep helping us to help ourselves. Everything seems to be such a secret when you watch other homestead or truther channels. They know what's coming, but they can't tell us. Kinda makes them real important doesn't it???

[@lindamaskus5142]

@@NoNORADon911 exactly! My thoughts as well! Why does someone need anyone" helping us to help ourselves,"? Don't understand that one at all!

[@annapachaclarke2392]

@@NoNORADon911 They watch and admire Doug and Stacey, and made a perfectly truthful comment as they have a right to do. Perhaps you should jog on and not be so arrogant. You are welcome!

[@annapachaclarke2392]

@@lindamaskus5142 Why are you watching this channel then lol what a bizarre hypocritical comment 🤣

[@sherrywilliams8753]

Showing love and care for your mother is great to see !! Thank you for the video I really enjoyed it. ♥️😊

[@musictoinspireyou]

doug I love watching all yours and Stacey's videos because I love the life's you live so different to here in the uk , it's great to see your mams cabin again and they sure have done a great job of the drive way, its definitely going to make your mams life alot better, stay safe and take care .

[@Starlight22215]

Depends where you live in the UK. I looked after a friend’s farm last week and they are off grid bar electricity but I’d bet my bottom dollar the owner has a lkck ass generator in one of his many barns. Even my own neighbour has one. Lots of people in rural Somerset live on small holdings you wouldn’t believe. Just a few weeks ago a small detached cottage came up for sale, in a field, no road and the bathroom was a porta pottie. Opportunities to live this life aren’t as easy but they are doable.

[@musictoinspireyou]

@@Starlight22215 well I live in Nottinghamshire so wouldn't know about down south .

[@nancybarnett2832]

My son and grandson both drive a concrete mixer truck for a living and they love it.

[@lestatangel]

I used to do flat work, dock high walls the occasional basement. people don't know how hard that work is on a person. it's young man's work. The sound of rebar being moved around is unmistakable if you ever done this work.

[@nursekate6772]

I can honestly say I've never seen concrete laid before. Quite interesting 🤔 These guys are amazing. Looks like hard work. The cabin is beautiful!!

[@MemawsHomestead]

I love watching your firewood videos and the education you provide us. I thank God others know the truths of the crazy stuff that's happening in our world. I've been researching since March 2020. Thank you Doug and Stacy for educating us.

[@deniseward002]

I really enjoyed watching the concrete being poured and the men working at smoothing it out. In all your videos, you always show the right things, the camera gets right in to where the action is. Kudos!

[@kenhartman9981]

Hello Denise how are you doing

[@bdmenne]

I think a little city comfort like a smooth consistent drive makes country living all the more enjoyed. 👍🏼 Thanks for the watering reminder. Plus I love to use the hard level for drying things out in the Sun!!

[@karenreaves3650]

It is a great idea and important to keep mom on her feet and able to walk around her home.

[@willguitar7]

Hi Doug. Appreciate your channel. When will we see a honey bee update video? How did your bees overwinter this time? What did the spring inspection reveal? Many of us were inspired to take up beekeeping by your Dr Leo & Doug videos through the year(s). Thanks.

[@migueljose2944]

Thank you for doing this. My wife and I are retired on our family acreage outside Petersburg, IL. not too far from you. We grow shiitake and reishi mushrooms along with other stuff. I'm a climber/tree cutter and have a sawmill. Keep posting. You both do a great service. Bless you.

[@RaptureWILLBeSoon]

It is BEAUTIFUL watching HARD WORKING Americans working together. Great work!

[@edwinvandenberg2933]

You are doing a great job, as independent as possible. What I missed when laying your rebar are stones that you put underneath to make sure that your rebar is not on the bottom of your concrete. It is best that the rebar is in the middle of your concrete to create maximum strength.

[@Psa141]

Parents, family and community are every day, somehow an arbitrarily one day a year cannot do justice to each family member’s contribution. Lol! God Bless You Doug and Stacy, yours. Have learned about your practical living, small homesteading husbandry and the joy in your steps! Thank you and do carry on.

[@davidospina5216]

Hello Karen how are you doing

[@PhishedOff]

Lol I’m already too old and my son can’t do what you do! 🤣😅🥴 we love watching you guys and learn so much and Stacy is gorgeous so I’m gonna start making her tea💪🏻🥰

[@deborapettigrew1258]

Looking good Doug, aging in place and looking to the future with plans to make life as comfortable and simple as possible, smart man.

[@marthasilva5392]

I also have seen videos and the storing food and preserving foods you and your wife make in your other videos is very important to know thank you so much God Bless you both for help other with your videos .🙏🙏🙏

[@karenreaves3650]

Great idea for your mom and her friends, this will help keep her safely on her feet.

[@annafye129]

I do love watching you cut wood.your looking and preparing ahead for your mom is so admirable it's really a supper golden nugget for we too will one day reach this stage in our lives.Not all are as blessed as your mom is not to say other moms are loved less everyone's circumstances are different

[@Sister_song]

You know mama did an amazing job raising when her kids want and love to do this for her! God bless!!!!❣️❣️❣️ inspiring beyond words! When mama gives her love and time look what her kids can do for her🥰😭🥰😭🥰😭🥰😭🥰😭

[@vickikenton5439]

Much love to you, Doug & Stacy. Keep showing us suburb folks how to improve.

[@beverlyfriesema3646]

Thanks for taking care of your Mom...❤️

[@davidospina5216]

Hello Beverly how are you doing?

[@megslittlehouseinthecountry]

With a job that big you hire professionals. I thinks it's wonderful that you are able to help this way. I wish I had a way to move my mom closer to me. Her place in town is small and falling apart, and neither of us have the money for repairs.🤔

[@tinkerbell826]

Doug do you ever sleep? Love you helping mom Happy Father to you enjoy your day

[@overactiveunderachiever7407]

Ya. I got a one floor home with no steps except for one step to get into the house.

[@lgoldsmith56]

Happy Father's Day Doug. It's good to see you taking care of your family so well and thank you for taking us along on your life's journey as well as giving us helpful tips for us. 😊

[@oceangolf3076]

Thanks for sharing about the cement sliding without rebar. I always wondered what purpose it could have.

[@OFFGRIDwithDOUGSTACY]

And when you put downward pressure on the concrete pad say with a big truck it pushes the pad down this helps keep it for going to far and busting up

[@shabbydeb]

I love every single video you make... firewood and all!! Thank you for sharing all your knowledge and for helping us to be aware and prepared.

[@Linda-fg2rz]

Love your channel and all the videos! When I think I know stuff you always come up with smart tips and tricks and alternate ways of doing things so all the help is much appreciated! 👍🥰

[@nancymilowicki1119]

I can watch all the videos you and Stacy can post, be they firewood, fermenting, fence mending, building, or clipping. Thanks!

[@patriciasimmon6854]

Thanks Doug! You’re a good Son watching out for your Mom and her safety. The driveway and back up area really looks nice. My last house had a very narrow drive close to street so the back into pad close to garage made for a safe exit. Take care.

[@christinad2896]

Thank you for sharing your experience with us. It’s always fun to watch and learn from you. Love the firewood videos too!

[@kenhartman9981]

Hello Christina how are you doing

[@ChrisLambert-Yngvegodi]

Also called future proofing when you build for the future of older ages.

[@cindyw235]

I am not bored with the firewood videos. It's a great background for your monologs.

[@warrenedmonds4926]

I am 81 & blessed to still be able to work Glad to see a young whipper snapper like you taking care of their parent * seems to me you didn't go all the way to the road * but were you put concert is where it was needed * Mom give him a great big hug for a job well done he earn it * he make it happen

[@berniceglover5811]

God bless you for taking care of mom

[@rosesanchez838]

WOW!!! What love for ur Mom. THATS just PURE HEART. GOD BLESS U.

[@horselover1124]

I love watching all these pros doing their job!

[@catherinewesley6193]

Your mom is so blessed to have you! It's great what you do for her and everyone else too. God is definitely using you in many ways! Thank you for that!

[@gretchenarrant8334]

Your mom is very lucky to have you to help her and keep her close to you and Stacy!! Beautiful job!! God bless 💕 🙏 I'm in north central Texas and we have the heat and humidity. I really can't be outside in this weather !! Happy Father's day 💙

[@davidospina5216]

Hello Gretchen. How are you doing

[@jeffgrogan3173]

Doug I'm so impressed with the way you take care of your mom. You are a real stand-up guy God bless you my friend and as always amen

[@darlingusa2pettee57]

I'm not bored with any of your videos. If they don't show up, I go looking for them. And I thank you both.

[@jessicarowden1335]

I'm so glad y'all brought Mom on the homestead! How precious!

[@carmenreising550]

We found your you tubes over 2 years and re watch a number of them. You have given us the tools and the knowledge to try to live as much as we can being self sufficient even though we live in the city. We have so enjoyed watching you build your mom's home through a couple of your accidents, and to see the updates. I had no idea how to subscribe and all that, until today I was determined to figure it out after the grandkids went home. Thank you for your years of sharing your life with us, so we can become more self sufficient. First year of a large garden. We had something out of the garden that I thought looked like what Stacy said was Purslain. Told my husband lets give it a try and if not I guess we did a Romeo and Juliet thing. It was good and were still here. Didn't know a weed from a vegetable, but we're figuring this out.

[@sandrad518]

Was my dream since I was little to live on a farm or ranch, lots of children, horses, chickens and other animals!

[@speranza8494]

You two are the most wonderful and caring people....God bless all of you!

[@kyhilltophome3153]

I'm NOT BORED with the firewood videos!!

[@debbiefuller8797]

U R Awesome! Family taking care of family & keeping them safe. Always Good Karma, come to you for being a great son, father, husband & grandfather. Bless You & Yours.

[@southerntexashomestead5028]

Thanks for sharing all your words of wisdom with us. You & Stacy are the reason that I sold my home in the city and moved out to the country to live off grid on 5 acres. God bless you & your family. ♡

[@Chris-yo4ks]

10:21 brought a big smile to my face. Good way to start the morning off.

[@diliplahiri9052]

Shredded bills and junk mail makes great fire bricks with bee's wax binder.

[@roseanneeskandari2370]

Good job Doug, I wish my husband would think of everything ahead too. We all eventually will age so it's good to be prepared. After I got foot pain I had no choice but a sedentary lifestyle and then after came back pain. My back pain was diagnosed to be degenerating disks which is in most cases for those who have sedentary life. The doctor advised me to get cortisone injection which I had to do it every six weeks. I didn't agree with the doctor and told him that with that injection it would be like I turn off house fire alarm while there is fire there. The damage will be greater than what it is now. So I thought( BTW I'm a nutritionist) I had to feed my body what it needs ; glucosamine and chondroitin and some vit.C together (the building blocks of our disks and cartilage). I used to take 2 per day 500 mg each but apparently that wasn't enough so I increased it to 4/day and I felt better and then to 6 and then 8. Even 8 is not that much considering to be 4 grams of cartilage. We can take more. Thank God My back pain was gone in less than a year. Still i take those supplements plus some light exercise, walking and light gardening. I wrote all this because you take good care of your mom and I thought sharing it could help her. I wish the best for you and your family and thank you and your lovely wife for sharing your helpful videos.🙏🙏🙏

[@candacestarkweather857]

My mom just passed 2 months ago...you will be happy you got your mom there!! No regrets!! 😇💖

[@M1STYWORLD]

These guys are like a dream team wow nothing like watching a pro Beautiful job

[@gailann7813]

You are a special special man Doug. Not to many stories heard anymore regarding what you are doing for your mom. Thank you for sharing this with us. Happy Fathers day!

[@StoneKathryn]

Nice concrete driveway and walkway to the porch. That's awfully nice to put in for your mom Doug. I like the back-up part you put in so she can turn around before she gets to the road. Really nice looking Doug! Thanks for this.

[@johnbarnes9118]

Doug, you keep doing your thing there. We love watching what you and Stacy have to share with all of us. We live in an unincorporated area and use some of your tricks and ideas. As for the fire cutting vlogs...keep them coming,sir. Because we all know it isn't just about cutting wood that you share with us.

[@edithsens4868]

The care and love you show for your mom is awesome.

[@jofipps376]

Exactly! I’d love for my sons to even give me the time of day without resentment. That’s okay! I have Jesus and He’s all I need. He never fails me and He’ll love me forever.🙏🤗❤️

[@scripturemanstan621]

My line of work. The earlier the better. Beat the heat if you can lol. Not always an option. Rebar is the way to go. A lot of ppl are going to fiber. Nothing stronger than steel though.

[@mariedeiter514]

Your a very thoughtful son. She is surly blessed.

[@ur2phunny]

Yep, rebar prep lol. We recently used the last of ours of 25 yrs ago and wow getting anymore now is end of list after food, shelter and protection. Good stuff to have available on the homestead or anywhere.

[@marthasilva5392]

I would like to know around what era is that where you living it is so beautiful and peaceful , happy father day and be save.😁🙏🙏

[@kathycarter6158]

It’s great that you can do this to be able to help your mom.

[@anitahamlin2411]

It's wonderful you were able to do all that for mom! I love you are doing!

[@kenhartman9981]

Hi Anita how are you doing

[@pamcarter6595]

What a great son you are..your mom is so lucky to have you. ♥️

[@davidospina5216]

Hello Pam how are you doing

[@teresarydberg1450]

Thanks for the video Doug. It was interesting to watch them pour the cement. The pad looks wonderful, they did a beautiful job.

[@genal5808]

Great video on the cement. Love your Firewood videos also. You have been so right on things over the years. We all are listening and learning. ❤️

[@roberthomiak5003]

Thank you Doug for another informative video. We do everything ourselves here on our homestead but appreciate your methods. We always look at other farmers around our area to see how they do things. We live in rural Kentucky with many Amish families. We are from the city but there were still some farms left. I owned my own horse and took care of other people's horses and then ran to the office. My entire life I wanted to live on a farm so it was always part of the plan. I don't have any horses right now but we have chickens and cows. The costs of keeping horses right nowadays is saddeneding. But never say never. You and Stacey keep up the great work. Happy Father's Day. Best, Patty

[@hopetemplemire4896]

Hey Doug & Stacey..we hope to be living on our off grid homestead before December.I'm 67 but I have faith that I can do this..my Mother will be joining us ad soon as we're established & settled.. She just had her 102nd Birthday but she's sharp as a tack & has a great old school perspective of the oncoming 'storm'.. Self reliance & ingenuity is the way to go for sure.We really appreciate you guy's videos..they are the best on You Tube without a dought.Thank you. - Earl & Hope

[@bque9444]

Thank you for explainng about concrete and showing the pros working on the project, and about aging in place.

[@tracyroake2815]

Thank you for getting her out of dodge! I wish I had a place to go like that! You're making her a beautiful home! Thank you thank you

[@danielleterry180]

We need rain so badly in south texas no rain for past 3 weeks and nothing on radar this coming week! Triple digit weather 😩 I get out b4 sun comes up feeding and watering animals and garden , and rewater At 5 just to keep everything from dieing. Your doing hard work Doug ! Did our driveway 5 years ago

[@gloriajohnson3952]

what a great son and daughter you two are to your Mom. God bless you both. My son and daughter is there for me and my other 2 daughters, I feel so bless that my children turn into wonderful people. As I am sure Mom feels the same way. Love the house cabin so beautiful. Ja, bring it on you say something you didn't say before and hearing it again I don't forget anything. bye.

[@SeeLionsInTX]

I'm really NOT bored with your fire wood talks. I learn a lot while you work.

[@nataliefry8711]

‘Growing old in place’…. This has stuck with me since watching this video the other day 👍🏻

[@resourcefulgirl]

I agree about the storm. After 911 things accumulatively destabilized. I really became interested in macroeconomics and supply chains. The funny thing is right now people who I don't see regularly are telling me they've been thinking about me and what I said back then. It's really hard and expensive preparing for this stuff. I became a single mom when my daughter was 2 years old. With one income it took me over 10 years to pay off my 20 acres and another 10 to save and build a house. I've shared before on your channel that the house is almost done. My brother said about 2 decades ago we would make it to the land "...by the skin of our teeth." That statement reverberated through my mind everyday and kept me focused. You have to prep where you're at and if you haven't started yet it would behoove you to do whatever you can because the clock is ticking and I know my brother was right. I have studied, saved, and prepped for decades. A solar generator is ready, plans for a greenhouse are underway, and a Harvest Right Freeze Dryer will be delivered when I move. Next steps will be water and a wood burning stove. Builder was charging an arm and a leg for everything so we have city water and propane furnace to start. I'm hoping to finally put some videos out as I start this long awaited journey.

[@davidospina5216]

Hello Resourcefulgirl. How are you doing

[@bubbaredneck75]

Thinking ahead like that is good. My dad had gravel driveways till he got cancer n treatment messed him up where he had balance issues and such. Then he had his driveway paved. Good planning sir

[@BajaGirl302]

Happy Father’s Day! Well done!

[@davidospina5216]

Hello BajaGirl. How are you doing?

[@kimbowers3607]

Thankypu for caring so wonderfully for your mama

[@joyceryckman1330]

I LOVE SEEIN how MUCH YOU LOVE and CARE for your MOM a MAN THAT LOVES and TREATS HIS MOM THAT WELL HAS TO BE AN AMAZING HUSBAND YOUR MOTHER RAISED YOU WELL LUCKY STACEY❤🌻

[@juliekoester7776]

Doug you’re such a good son. Happy Father’s Day to you sir!

[@davidospina5216]

Hello Julie how are you doing

[@TheWonderwy]

Doug more firewood videos would be nice, too. Basically I think most of us enjoy any and all of your videos. Your life is varied, just like Stacy's. Your channel is good at showing the importance of being a "Jack ,(or Jill), of all trades. Thank you for caring so deeply about us. In case you need a reminder, it is reciprocated. Take care, and God bless.

[@conniegage2141]

That's awesome patio. You're such a good son.

[@davidospina5216]

Hi Connie how are you doing

[@delindasmith5993]

Good to see an update on mom's place. I was wondering what happened, after the videos on her home build stopped.

[@FastEddy396]

Thank You for being a good son. You and Stacy help each other so much and I’m reminded of my wife and I. Although we are now in central Virginia, we are originally from Dayton, OH. If we can help or you’re ever this way, you have peaceful welcome.

[@davidnorth3411]

The smile on her face , you now as a son , it’s your present to yourself , all the efforts are for that she knows .

[@a_person6279]

Love watching you and your wife, lots of wisdom and knowledge shared..thank you so much.