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In 2010 we decided to sell everything and build a log cabin on 11 acres. We have lived in the log cabin for a decade now with no solar power or wind power plus zero public utilities. We live like the pioneers except in the 21st century. We post videos on social media to encourage people to return to the land and make a living with your family. We teach folks:
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[@OFFGRIDwithDOUGSTACY]

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[@jamessimpson5051]

I have a question not related to this video, I noticed in another video you had what appeared to be an ECOFAN on your cook stove if so, can you tell me if they work and if you would recommend one as there have been numerous negative ratings on this type of fan, thanks rock on.

[@direstraights]

Made a Rocket Stove for Cooking just Incase 😁 24 Bricks or 12 Cinder Blocks.

[@direstraights]

Company ..nice..!!! Need a Guest Log Cabin next!!!!🙏🎄🙏🎄

[@direstraights]

Oh is this the Family Guest Building!!!🙏🎄🙏

[@seatruth5737]

Come on back to Ohio. Lehman's is our favorite place. 😆

[@timstone5773]

Nothing beats wood stove warmth 😎

[@SheldonRunkle]

Except….COAL ! !

[@featheredcoyote5477]

100% off grid here in our tiny 16x24 log cabin and a seperate 12x24 kitchen/living room. Both are heated strictly with woodstoves. And a tip for those who buy the Class A stainless pipe but don't like the shiny look, I roughed mine up with steel wool and painted with hightemp black paint. Went off grid a year ago thanks to this channel. Best move we've ever done. Love to y'all

[@oldgrayhairs8246]

Very nice! You’re a very lucky person. Stay safe.

[@featheredcoyote5477]

@@oldgrayhairs8246 no, I'm not lucky at all. Wife and I worked hard and made a ton of sacrifices to be where we're at. Anyone can do anything if they put their minds to it.

[@AsafoUniversity]

@@featheredcoyote5477 Your words are very inspirational. Thanks.

[@juanjoseamador7614]

This fire pit is one of a few covered pits that is on the list kzbin.infoUgkxAU9pOCSV9Y5JprooHvfxTpOrt4hx8uRM of approved products for Disney Fort Wilderness. The product served its purpose well and provided excellent fires throughout the evening. We were able to open the door and do s'mores, but I had to be careful because the handle was a bit hot on occasions. Additionally, I wish they had replaced some of the standard nuts with lock nuts in some places. We lost the door handle after just a couple of days of usage. Not a deal breaker, just a recommendation. I still give it 5 stars.

[@cacaocookiesminion2792]

When my parents built their first new house (on-grid) in the 1980’s, they added a wood stove. Bricks were added behind it and it stood on a brick foundation. This gave the floor and walls protection and we had plenty of room to set aside wood to dry out when hauled in from outside.

[@Homesteadinginthehoa]

My dad did the very same setup. He put in a Franklin stove. I miss that thing so much!!

[@cacaocookiesminion2792]

Oh, and the bricks retained the heat longer, when the stove was banked for the night.

[@direstraights]

Very smart very very smart 🤓

[@horselady4375]

Sounds good

[@reidcrosby6241]

Those brick also acted as a heat sink.

[@denniscleveland669]

If some of y’all are installing metal roofing behind your wood stove, may I suggest that you install it a few inches off the floor and a few inches from the ceiling. Also, install it so it’s off the original wall sheathing. Now the stove can heat the metal and produce an air flow using convection. The air behind the metal will rise, drawing more air in from the bottom and go out the top. The metal doesn’t have to go all the way to the ceiling, as long as it’s higher than the non insulated stove and pipe.

[@420luvsounds]

👍🙏

[@robertbrewster6890]

We were just saying the same thing👍

[@oldschool8292]

That's how we did ours.

[@bennoah1673]

This method is what I used but I heat my dining room with the use of registers at floor and to 6 foot , as the metal warms cold air is pulled in at the bottom and warm air out the top . This is a through the wall system using the stove in the living room.

[@shsharrell9267]

Good information, everyone does not know this stuff. People kind of got away from wood stoves for several years. I grew up with wood heat.

[@AmIWhodoyouthink]

My Mom had one in her home. We loved gathering around it. All 30+ of us(family Thanksgiving weekend sleep over) Great memories thank you.

[@saia2205ify]

Gary is such a valuable, great friend.

[@austinhowland300gmail.]

Hi saia how are you doing

[@armandogonzalez8356]

Love you guys! Thanks for all you do. I did it! I'm now living in a 5 acre ranchet debt free. Our jurney starts now

[@opybrook7766]

SUCH GLAD TIDDINGS TO READ! CONGRATULATIONS! GOOD FOR YOU

[@JoePAcalaughs]

Sweet!

[@armandogonzalez8356]

@@opybrook7766 thanks! I'm living in my travel trailer meanwhile our house is being built. Super excited! We are 90% done. Utilities are killing my wallet. I have one of those buddy heaters too. Lol just in case power is out.

[@peggyrebollar8561]

Wishing you all the very best on your new adventure

[@glynischamberlain9126]

Woohoo, for you guys! Can be pricey to get started, but oh, sweet freedom. Congrats!

[@connieconnie651]

Thank you Doug for planting the seeds into Gods people. I am so thankful. We are getting right on it! Xoxo

[@joshuasallee7509]

The side mount in my opinion is much safer in the long run- you do not have to climb up on the roof especially in the winter. Secondly could be an issue with a leaking roof. Nice stove you have Doug.

[@rhondagross5769]

Big storm coming this weekend. Thank God we have a wood stove for alternate heat if the power goes off. Hope you and Stacy have a very Merry Christmas! Much love ❤

[@wobdeehomestead]

Make sure you crack a window with those ventless propane heaters if your using it in a tight house or small space!

[@mimi0424]

Love that you support the local Amish. Such hard workers & I love the food & products made. We live in Delaware so about 2 hrs from Lancaster where we see Amish communities..but locally at our Farmers Market we have great food avail on Fridays & Saturdays. Great video

[@LightZone9]

We finished our strawbale house and I installed a Jotul 602 stove we have 8 acres of mesquite trees and it was the best investment we could have made for our homestead. We too had a Mr. Heater Big Buddy and it served us well for 3 years in our trailer during the house build. But with the price of propane doubling in the past year, that wood stove is a real blessing.

[@dirtroaddestiny]

Cannot wait for our woodstove we are getting! ❤ thanks for inspiring us all

[@alivewithhemp4989]

We have heated exclusively with wood for 20 years in northern Michigan. I can't imagine doing it any other way!

[@GardengateDreamer]

Just love our wood stove similar to yours :) A country hearth. best thing we ever purchased . We got blessed, someone purchased ours, ordered everything ever needed for it (fan, blower, brick all interior double black pipe/exterior triple piping) and then decided to move to an apartment. So they never installed it. We got everything brand new still in boxes including our wood burner for 550.00, then the gentlemen handed us back 50 and said lunch was on them. We just got it all installed and I absolutely love it, I waste many hours just sitting watch the fire with my puppy. GOD is good.

[@lovesomeone7285]

I wish they taught how to live off the grid in schools from k-12 & colleges. A manual of how to manage a home, garden, animals, along with water, fire & power, as well as health & first aid. It would be amazing if schools had a design like yours where kids and adults could learn using hands-on experience. Or even a summer and winter camp that teaches these ways of survival and management.

[@monicaromeo7349]

God is teaching us now❤

[@gussiebee]

The schools are under government control and will never teach survival. They are teaching how to be obedient slaves.

[@sandramaiden4707]

Summer camp on a working homestead would be fantastic for older school children.

[@pritrosky]

Merry Christmas Doug $ Stacy... I've heated with wood for over 40 years Great idea guys !

[@EagleArrow]

How much wood do you use over a season? Pick up truck or two worth?

[@pritrosky]

@@EagleArrow I heated my whole house with a home made double barrel stove... That being said we used 5-6 Cords OF WOOD burning night and day keeping the 3000 sq foot house a comfortable 78 degrees

[@pritrosky]

Also keep in mind I kiva in western Pa. and have always had access to unlimited FREE hard wood... all I ever had to do is go get it and process it.

[@leopardwoman38]

The clean-out is a great idea. It is the first time I have seen one. Great job! Prayers for all who will be experiencing the arctic blast. 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼😀🎄

[@TexasSandyJ]

I love wood stoves and solar stoves. Thank you kindly for the tips. God bless you both. 😇

[@maggiemay725]

I have three of the small buddy's for outdoor winter craft shows and they are fantastic for heating a space! Merry Christmas to you and Stacy!

[@loriirons9503]

Have fireplace insert. When we bought our rundown but good bones 1925 Craftsman home on our homestead, it was on the top 5 list of things to get done, so glad we did!

[@scottcain9544]

Would like to see a video on cleaning your stove and pipe after the winter is over.

[@alaskannomad]

I love the clean out system. I will be getting my wood stove hopefully this summer or fall I appreciate the learning videos thank you and God bless!!

[@godsgreenacreshomestead708]

Tips for the Buddy heaters! I have the smaller one and I needed to purchase a hose adapter to use the 20lb tank. Not expensive. They also recommend a filter and I found out you really do need that! I found one at Ace hardware but the Buddy online store has them and you can order it with the heater. I also bought a propane gauge to know when it was getting low. Also recommend you give it a long outdoor burn (a couple hours) before you use it inside. It burns off the exterior residue which is really noxious. I love mine and it works great! Texas Deb 😁❤️

[@horselady4375]

Important info glad I saw this.

[@dleben8597]

So are they safe to use indoors with propane?

[@godsgreenacreshomestead708]

@@dleben8597 yes. I followed the instructions to do a pre-burn outside, and I lit it in my tiny shed that evening but it still had the odor it produces to burn off the manufacturers' coating. That's why I recommend a couple hour initial outdoor burn, because after I did that the smell went away and I was able to use it indoors and I stayed nice and warm.

[@tigertom53]

Definitely recommended a few burns out side before install

[@ceilingunlimited5073]

I have a fireplace…it’s not as efficient as a wood stove,but it’s still a great back up if I loose power. I have trivets I can use for cooking if needed. I will never own a home without having a wood stove or a fireplace. Thanks Doug for sharing another great informative video!

[@BloomWithGracie]

We are picking up a wood stove today. Can't wait to get it hooked up.

[@dixieh2560]

love our wood burner and the powerless stove fan I saw on Stacy's Pioneer Woman's stove/oven. you're so blessed to have the Amish so near and receiving their help. God bless you.

[@tinabloomfield7228]

I never knew that they made propane heaters! Thank you. This will give me peace of mind for my folks of they lose power. Thank you for the info 🙂

[@connieconnie651]

Make sure you have carbon monoxide detector just in case.

[@keithmerrill9674]

Yes we have one made by Rinnai, it heats our basement efficiently, very high tech.

[@2pilgrims672]

Good job Doug. The current that you are trying to avoid with the chimney being to low to the roof is called eddy current.

[@OFFGRIDwithDOUGSTACY]

Just like in the river ✌️

[@readingdestination9025]

I’ve looked at those heaters before…I was on verge of getting one…I will definitely be saving up for one. Thanks Doug!

[@robertbrewster6890]

Used my big buddy for years. Love it. Just remember to clean the pilot every couple of months👍

[@aliciaspears7847]

Thank you Lord to whoever figured out how to heat your home with wood. It's definitely harder than turning up the thermostat but when power goes out during a winter storm I can rely on our trusty wood stove to keep things cozy. People should really consider this as an option. It may one day be a necessity ! Also, practice your fire making. Please. So many people die during snow storms when they can't stay warm enough. I don't want that for any of you. Don't wait until it's too late. Practice, practice, practice

[@kallasusort2986]

Love the chimney clean out - never seen that before! Thank you

[@phyllisrauh968]

Thank you as always. It is appreciated. We need another source for heat.

[@mikeeades5569]

These are the videos tht got me started watching you guys !!! These are the things we need to teach each other

[@DoctorBill]

With the Buddy Heater don't forget to install a Gas Filter. LP Gas is dirty and Will Clog the heater to the point where it won't work. The gas filters on Amazon cost about $11 or $12.

[@marypeters2376]

Love it. Merry Christmas and Happy New Year to you and Stacy!

[@FolloweroftheWayTruthandLife]

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[@TracieSmithpomeranian]

Thank you for sharing this video. Watching you do this reminded me of my late maternal grandparents had a wood stove in their livingroom.

[@amandafishes]

Great timing on this as we are getting the wood stove from mom’s house that I grew up with. We have those Buddy heaters for ice fishing. They are great.

[@austinhowland300gmail.]

Hi Amanda how are you doing today

[@litalewis8425]

Thanks for the information. 🙌 It's true more than ever that people don't think about not having a way to heat our home if/when we are without power. Also AN ALTERNATIVE TO A WOOD STOVE is ESPECIALLY thoughtful and insightful. 🙌God bless you all. Amen

[@montananana2869]

Where we live, losing power is not uncommon. It usually lasts a couple of days, so having a fireplace was a requirement for me. (In retrospect should have been a wood stove. A few years ago I bought buddy heaters for my mother and my mother in law. They both loved them. They have both since died and I have both of them. They truly are a blessing for short term heat source.

[@meghanm.7195]

So Glad y'all installed a wood stove! They are awesome! I miss wood heat so much. My folks had it, but currently we don't.

[@zonaeastham5206]

You're awesome Doug and Stacy I love you all so much this is the video I've been waiting for cuz I'm about to install my wood burning stove soon

[@oldschool8292]

Love that clean out. Didn't know they existed. I also have Mr Heater portable Buddy for heating the bathroom or supplementing the stove at night when the temps are really low so that I don't have to get up and stoke the fire 😉 I have an 18 yr old small dog that cries when it gets below 68 in the house and I figure she deserves to stay warm so her arthritis doesn't stove up on her. She should most of her time under the stove pipe and when that cools down she moves to in front of the heater. 😂

[@BracesandBoots1]

That was a lot more simple than I had it made out to be in my head.

[@gaildavis710]

Thank ya'll for all your great suggestions and ideas!! Maybe one day!!

[@coffeepotmommah7291]

Appreciate you so much Doug ! You always give valuable information!

[@kgfloyd3882]

Thank you Doug and Stacy for sharing so many blessings of staying in the know, I grew up with a wood stove

[@Hebrew42Day]

Love the Renogy system. Will likely implement that in small form for some of my needs next year. The house I bought is "on grid" but I want to work to change that.

[@jeannemalaxos534]

Greetings from The Catskill Mountains of NY! 💖 Love you guys! Appreciate all the knowledge and nuggets. Merry Christmas to you guys and your wonderful family and friends! 🎄🎉🙏✨️💖

[@landthatilove6556]

In late summer 2020 I felt an urging from God to put in a wood stove. A couple months later I bought one and we installed it. With everything that is happening now with gas/oil/electric prices, we're saving a bundle of money. Last summer I was urged by God to get chickens. At this VERY moment I can hear one of my 8 girls outside talking about the egg she is laying. I love those goofy girls! 🐓🐓🐓🐓🐓🐓🐓🐓❤️ Who knew what was going to happen? 🤔🧐🤷🏼‍♀️ God knew! He knew! And if we listen, he will tell us what we need to do! ❤️🙏

[@mowguy1]

I've been using wood heat since 1979. I hate moving, love the warmth of wood.

[@ayersfamilyhomestead]

Enjoying getting back to this kind of content with y’all. Merry Christmas!

[@roseslacenlaughter7513]

We have had a woodstove for heat for over 40 years. It is wonderful. Our first wood stove was a little "earth stove". It was small but I remember having to open windows to regulate the heat. It was always cozy!

[@nicolesawford5548]

WIshing you both a very wonderful Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year! Love your videos!

[@lomamollineaux9028]

What a great chimney, love the ease of cleaning it out. I have never seen that before. Nice of Jerry to help you out.

[@teresahoye6477]

Cool. Looks really good. Merry Christmas Doug and Stacy!

[@donnamcatee5323]

Happy Hanukkah! We will be getting our Baker's Choice soon. It is in Kidron now,in from Ontario.

[@bubba007sss]

I just helped my friend install a Harmon 3 coal stove along with the pipe going out the way. The insulated pipe of course

[@greengregs]

Thanks for showing the way you put the heat separator in.

[@kychick521]

I need a partner who wants to live this kind of life!

[@tammylackey9465]

We installed our wood stove about 10 years ago. It is a great peace of mind yo know that we will be able to have heat in any winter emergencies. Thank you for sharing!

[@simkim121]

One of the first things I added to my house was a woodstove, hands down the best investment for the money. I harvest wood from my property, furthering my commitment to offgrid living. I provide 90% of home heating for the year, living in upstate NY. I hope to add some solar to help remove reliance on electric grid. Merry Christmas Doug and Stacy, God bless you and your family. The chocolate tea is amazing!

[@austinhowland300gmail.]

Hi simkim how are you doing today

[@wichitatxgal]

Doug. Really appreciate all your efforts to help others. I am so glad that you and Stacy stay healthy, so you can continue to enjoy life and educate others. I know we all learn from our mistakes and keeping more knowledgeable folk - close! The Amish and Stacy’s family and her history have really helped you and your family. Thanks for giving credit when credit is due to others you and Stacy have learned from the past 13 years. Certainly, give Stacy and yourself credit for staying on your path and sharing with us. If a person can believe “you’ll (anyone) will always make mistakes, but believe in yourself, believe in God and take care of your health!” Thank You soooo much for your channel! Thank You Stacy for being that female example to be your best IS hardwork: very rewarding. Doug - Thanks again for your reporting of the Tractor Supply screwup. I know it was hard to know what to say and what Not to say, to get the story to us. God Bless

[@joybrubaker1776]

We installed our wood stove 3 years ago. We love it.

[@wolfmangosan539]

Love your videos thanks Doug the outside cleanout so convenient. I've never seen such a nice pipe id love to get Amish-made stove pipes I've seen the stainless bands that went around at the joints wow beauty of a stove as well. ❤

[@harpjason208]

Hey Doug, are you a fan of secondary burn stoves or catalytic burn like Looi? Thanks for all you TWO do for your subs and in general spreading self sufficient lifestyles to the masses. 👍👍👍

[@DAC49]

I made a barrel stove for my home. Used it two years. Was an amazing stove and heated great. This year I took it out and am replacing it with a large Fisher stove I found on market place.

[@cathylarsen7967]

My grandmother had a wood cook stove. Used it to heat house, cook, and can. They can't be beat. Love your stove. Will have to look into what they cost.

[@loriet2349]

Thanks so much! I have been contemplating getting a wood burner but thought it would be way more difficult to install. Feeling much more confident that I could handle it after watching this 💗

[@tyleenhaley-baca5709]

Do you also sweep your chimneys yourself? I'd love to see a video of how you do that.

[@emilydebary4738]

That woodstove is my dream. We love in an old house in central Florida without a heart source. When the weather dropped down into the low 20s last week we were unprepared and freezing!

[@augustasimone9323]

Thank you for show how this all works ! I appreciate Calm vidoes that are practical !!!!

[@topnotchrocker2618]

Thanks, Doug; I have two Big Buddy Heaters! You and your wife are the greatest!

[@ranidhillon3251]

Was wondering if using Mr.Buddy with propane, do you have to open a door or window for ventilation in your home? Love watching your vlogs cause they’re so knowledgeable !! Greeting from 🇨🇦

[@tammy707]

I want the cooking stove and the wood burning stove. I need to show my husband this video. Thank you beautiful! I love the feel of a fire. We have a big buddy, that’s our plan so far. Been collecting propane tanks.

[@tankeryankernomore6499]

That’s slick how you used the corrugated steel for lower half of wall. Cost me 11k to do all pine car siding in my 700 sq ft cabin

[@robincuellar1]

Thanks for showing us to install the wood stove…we live in Texas and after the power was shut off during the cold winter we decided that we were going to save up and try to buy a wood stove or an alternative heat/cooking source. For now we have a heater like yours. We have been trying to become more and more self sufficient as much as possible thanks to y’all showing us that it is possible to live like that! You guys are so awesome and I thank you for all y’all do!

[@happygranolamama5729]

Just ordered the Big Buddy.. it will make a nice addition to our preparedness stash. Thank you for sharing. May Yah bless yall! 💕🙏

[@dancnluc1]

Nice woodstove. We have a small cabin on the ten acres. It was built over the weekend years ago by my cousin. He milled his own lumber. He put a small wood stove in the corner with beautiful stone under it and on the 2 walls. It may be small, but it warms the place up quickly. We have a Mr. Buddy heater as well. We loss electricity alot and the last area on their list to clear up to get electricity back running. We joke around that we are the" generator village." Suddenly, you hear all the generators kick in when the electricity goes out. We tend not to use ours unless it is out for hours on. There are 8 families that live back here in the mountains

[@TheWonderwy]

Thanks Doug. Clear instructions, as usual. I bet that dry oak wall was HARD! Does my heart good to know y'all will be staying warm during this cold snap. God bless. Take care. And I know you're staying vigilant.

[@jewelssylva3738]

Thank you, Doug! I'm not fond of Amazon, but I found a good selection of Mr Heater products on Walmart online. I'm going to get the little buddy & the propane line. You & Stacy have helped me to realize that I can't do everything, but there are things that I can do.

[@amandabaker4496]

I love how concise you are and how much detail you give, some how to videos leave out things. Im so thankful that there are gracious ppl like you and Stacy that spend your time sharing info. Knowledge is power❤

[@urbangalfarmroots]

Doug, I am in my 3rd month of the soapstone Hearthstone Heritage IV Hybrid with 25-hour catalytic burn radiant heat. Plan was for back-up, but love it so much and gas prices up, so full-time and use ashes for chicken dust bath and garden! It doesn't heat all 1800 sq ft, but bedrooms are better cooler anyway!

[@xenophed]

Man its great to see how far yall have come the knowledge yall have shared over the years has been really helpfull

[@cindylambert7067]

I love it. We are trying the best we can baby steps to go off grid.

[@megangoggans1208]

I'm glad that you were able to talk about this.

[@cindy-camal]

We bought our little log home with a wood stove. I only use it for emergencies. We have in floor heat and a split system in the wall for heat and air conditioning. Also this march bought a stand by generator running on propane. Bought the tank too. So 3 ways to heat house.

[@jpauldennis4040]

I've been wanting to get a smaller woodstove for the back room. You made it look easier, removing the fear factor.

[@RestlessPilgrim]

Wood heat is so nice! It heats you deeply, not just on the surface. Love it!

[@onceuponatinyfarm]

Great timing and great information in this video! We’re planning to install a wood stove thru the wall just like this in our new barn we’re planning to make off grid just like you guys. 👍 Thanks for all the years of inspiration!

[@davidhoder9697]

This year we just installed the same wood stove you have in this video. You picked a good one. Will keep you warm.

[@juliepayn7696]

Well done and thank you for continuing to plant the seeds or sense and awareness.

[@agtano2811]

I need to step up my plans…thank You Doug and Stacey for the info through the years.

[@valerieescabi6104]

Thank you Doug and Stacy and God bless youse❤💖🙏🏻❤🙏🏻

[@marlastillwell]

Living on the peak of a mountain, the electricity goes out periodically. We installed our wood stove at the beginning of the winter season and have used it daily. Nothing like the coziness of wood heat. Now, no worries.

[@michellemaynard6637]

We Love our wood stove, it has cut our power bill in half and really keeps it warm and cozy in our little cabin. We did a little side job in exchange for our stove, so the price was right!

[@pastorlynnhoneycuttfaith3575]

Big Buddy will also need a hose connector for the large tank. You're welcome.

[@lms5951]

That's awesome information on the Big Buddy Heater. That will help a lot of family members in emergencyes. Thank you.

[@janisjohnson8807]

Doug, you're a wealth of knowledge. Thank you for making these videos. My late brother's name was Doug and he had the same sense of humor as you.