MAKE $$$ ON THE HOMESTEAD

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The million dollar question is always "HOW TO MAKE MONEY ON THE HOMESTEAD" well the simple answer is selling livestock. We have done several other videos talking about ways to make money outside of the normal go to work for someone for a check. These tips are what have gotten us this far at our homestead, as we continue on with these ways to make $$ on the homestead we will keep sharing them with you so you can find a few ways that might work for you =)
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We moved to our 11 acres in 2011 from a large city in the Midwest with zero carpentry and farming skills. We live with no solar / wind power / public water or well. We share our adventure to a sustainable life, growing our own food from vegetables to meat. We post videos DAILY and they range from HOW TO to EVERYDAY LIFE and NUTRITION on the off grid homestead. We were city folks just like you probably and wanted to enjoy life and have more control over our food. We share food recipes as well as natural remedies.

[@joyceshelby8858]

I raised goats for fourteen years, this bring back so many wonderful memories

[@RainCountryHomestead]

Love seeing how they come running when you call them! (John 10:4) "And when he putteth forth his own sheep, he goeth before them, and the sheep follow him: for they know his voice."

[@rnkim2564]

Kind of funny comment when you think about the end result... sheep are a form of commerce and probably for food

[@justaddwater674]

Rain Country i8

[@stephanie-atarahrose.8149]

And when she had thus said, she turned herself back, and saw Jesus standing, and knew not that it was Jesus. Jesus saith unto her, Woman, why weepest thou? whom seekest thou? She, supposing him to be the gardener, saith unto him, Sir, if thou have borne him hence, tell me where thou hast laid him, and I will take him away. Jesus saith unto her, Mary. She turned herself, and saith unto him, Rabboni; which is to say, Master. John 20:14‭-‬16 KJV

[@jkhenderson1]

Y'all just put a smile on my face! Thank you for sharing your journey and wisdom with us. We've learned so much! Blessings!

[@naomimay82]

Awwww! Them sheep running to you is literally the sweetest thing ever Doug!!!

[@2010invent]

You must be a good man. How the animals come to you, that shows that you care for them, in return they care for you. VERY GOOD.

[@AcornHillHomestead]

2010invent very cool to see how animals love humans as we do them. As it should be.....

[@DarkHorse541]

Wow, I’ve been catching up on all of your old videos and this happens to be the first video of your that I ever saw. I had been surfing KZbin for homesteading videos and this one popped up. This was a couple of years ago, and I can’t believe it took me this long to watch your channel, but now I am addicted and I can’t stop watching. You two are my biggest inspiration and you give me hope for my future homestead.

[@OFFGRIDwithDOUGSTACY]

Thanks so much! 🤠👍

[@TealHouseFarm]

Seriously...you guys have some of the prettiest horses! Your ram wasn't making that job very easy, but I guess he's doing his job. Thanks for a great video!!

[@sandivernay6569]

I love going through these old videos. After watching y'all for years...were finally gearing up and learning from y'all. Blessings!

[@TheGardeningArtist]

Loved how protective your ram 🐑 was of you removing the lambs and also how you faced the youngster head to head with him to keep him from ramming you.

[@deepurr3926]

Though I live on grid, in a city, I do enjoy your videos. Thanks for sharing!

[@wisewoman7906]

Every video is another class in school. I'm a sponge; keep 'em coming, and thank you.

[@dansallsadventurersinlife4311]

hey Doug, I watching this video with my heeler at my feet, at the point of the video when you called the sheep my dog jumped up and ran around looking for who was calling! 😊 I'm still laughing brother

[@michaeljames5160]

You wear your shirts like I do; till they fall apart. It must be the farmer part or else its the favorite clothes syndrome. lol I am glad Elohim has blessed you so much and may He continue to bless you both.

[@beggsnachin]

I think it's a case of being frugal. And animals don't care if your clothes are holey. Lol

[@webbsway]

Love the beautiful animals- Love the horses , loved the sheep-first time I ever got to see anybody call their sheep-that was neat. I Loved the flat land. All my life I wanted flat land and when I fell and broke my leg and ankle and then 3 concussions later I still wanted flat land. LOL That ram was so funny. I loved this video.

[@nickrizzo96]

Just sold some quail this week for 5.00 each paid for this months feed bill and just hatched another brood of quail that we will sell and send to freezer camp

[@framerguy]

Ha! My next door neighbor, actually a mile east of our farm, raised show chickens, many years ago, and his wife would babysit for us whenever we wanted a break and a meal that was cooked and served by someone else, One Friday evening, right after Cathy started watching our baby, we dropped him off and I wondered where Frankie was, since he usually came out to greet me. "Oh, he's down in the basement giving his chickens a bath". I never heard of bathing chickens so I went down the steps and there sat Frankie, a snow white silky chicken clamped between his knees, he was waving a blow dryer around in the air and was blow drying this chicken in preparation for a weekend show! Needless to say, the chicken wasn't smiling, Frankie wasn't smiling, and my open guffaw when I took in this scene was also not too much appreciated! "Aren't you afraid of getting shocked using an electric blow dryer on that wet chicken?" I asked, "No, in fact I would gladly eat this d**n chicken if that happened!" I asked him why he picked chickens for show animals when he had licenses to raise some exotic species like Ocelots, Elk, and Deer along with huge big rabbits that were really cool even for me, who raised nothing smaller than quarter horses. He replied "They're easier to load in the trailer." So Frankie would wash and blow dry 20 to 30 chickens the night before a show and it would drive his wife PLUMB NUTS!!! She even called my wife one Wednesday begging her to bring the baby over so she had an excuse to NOT wash chickens!! [I guess she washed and he dried] Ha! OK, well, to each his own, but I think Frankie either made good on his implied threat for his brood of chickens or a coyote got under the chicken wire when he forgot and left them outside overnight but, either way, the chicken "herd" disappeared within the summer of that year. But the mental picture of Frankie with a wet chicken clamped between his knees and a blow dryer frantically waving above that danged chicken will always be a treat for me! Such is life in the country .....

[@kimbermoss]

Your horse was like, "Hey whatcha doing there?" Lol. Your mama sheep is a sweetheart! 😍

[@barbaraflagg983]

Just watching older videos. Enjoyed this as you have a strong hand at handling the animals at a critical time in their day.

[@jimclaire7996]

"I know mine and mine know me"seems yo come to mind. Great video. The mama sheep seem to be protective. God bless you both. God bless America.

[@Pprez.69]

Not only sheep's but chickens, rabbits, goats, vegetables etc. etc. Sale all to benefit you. leave some behind to reproduce then and feed your family 😊 Thanks Doug & Stacy.

[@jimmiecox2496]

Gets windy this time of year in the Mojave Desert. Part of my daily schedule involves a 2 mile walk. I put on my hat and strapped it to my head. A few times I thought that wind was going to lift my head clean off my shoulders. I loved the way you backed out of that pen with them babies. Thanks for another great video.

[@LibbyOnTheLabel.]

Loved this video. I was impressed your sheep come when called. And it was so sweet that the mamas loved their babies so much.

[@ameliaroberts298]

Love when the sheep run when you call them, it reminds me, " My sheep know their Masters voice"

[@aries171717]

DOUG and STACY, I am a short time subscriber, but you two make me happy with you're uploads. Bless you.. Lol even the horse comes to check out doug's work... No to the nay sayers lol

[@tatem485]

I love how when things pop up you show how to fix it

[@MrRain-hk4zi]

You handle that cattle panel like it's no body's business. Handy having extra cattle panels, chicken wire, horse wire and T posts handy. Thanks for sharing.

[@IrishKitty1024]

The fact you got sheep running to you, is the most hilarious, yet sweet, thing I have ever seen.

[@triumphmanful]

its called pavlovian training. He feeds them when they come. So they will come when he calls them. Simple !

[@genal5808]

Always wonderful seeing your beautiful animals. And learning how to make money on your homestead.

[@ellenfisher6341]

Great operation, Doug. We've never had sheep, but I'm fascinated with how you call them & they come running!

[@davidlhamilton3305]

I'm going back through all previous videos. I'm making sure I comment and like every episode

[@Matt-pu4of]

Cattle panels, tee posts, bolt cutters, tee post pounder, wire pliers, barb wire,....now I just need land. Good video Doug. I realize this is an older video but you can always learn something. Music is cool.

[@OFFGRIDwithDOUGSTACY]

And thanks for watching

[@MrsSoapPeddlersHomestead]

The ram is very good at earning his keep! Those are mine I say.....put em back! lol!

[@joshgarcia5985]

I love your music makes driving school bus enjoyable.

[@diyfferent]

Lol! So funny when your hat blew off! I loved watching the sheep come to you in the field. Your ram just doesn't leave you alone! Haha

[@kimlavine61]

Love the way they respond to your voice.

[@pattishelton3169]

Lol, that was funny Doug, he about got you! The horse was so pretty with the hair blowing in the wind, just beautiful. I remember my dad using that thing to drive in the post, I was always his right hand man.

[@CherishedbyGod]

Your homestead is so beautiful. Have fun at your convention.

[@AnaLopez-hq5ne]

u are the most clean farmer I ever seen before (shirt, lambs)

[@PreachermanPiper]

Something to think about when you putting up fencing like that you could use zip ties to secure it. Zip ties are great for a bunch of things like that.

[@michelebowman4989]

hey there doug and stacy. doug watching you work around the farm remind me of when I was a little girl and would watch my grandpa work his farm. :-) fond memories from so long ago. thank you!

[@michelebowman4989]

do the sheep try to run ya over? is that their nature?

[@AvalonWoodsHomestead]

I really enjoyed that - Thank you Doug. Have a great day!

[@corrinejackson393]

Good morning Doug and Stacy😀. I so enjoyed the video especially seeing the animals. Love the horse....such a pretty brown color. Love the videos and God Bless.

[@framerguy]

Many of you missed the short appearance of the other horse, "Bashful", check out about 6:11 to about 6:25. In the race for equine homestead stardom, the white horse may win "by a nose" ......

[@lisabooker6405]

Framer Guy I did miss it! The "I card" pops into frame at that time so I looked away to see what it said. Thanks for mentioning. "By a nose...hahahahahaha!"

[@frankirwin2377]

Had a lamb we raised via bottle feeding. She got in the habit of running with our two dogs to greet our school bus on the ranch. Rolls of wool lined the barbed wire where she ran under the fence to meet the bus with the dogs. Sheep and antelope go under where the deer bounce over.

[@rdkitchengarden4359]

Doug you are a hardworking man. You are the shepherd :) have a great day

[@MaryKayGirl.TatiaC]

Hey Doug, I love that you're wearing your shirt, even though it's torn. Looks like something we'd do!

[@beaverrick9789]

Had a Ram like that called him Bradley, I finally put a collar on him and had short chains with a clip every where I worked the sheep to hook him up. Easier than getting hit in the back when you are trying to work.

[@fayehamilton5030]

smokey had to give his approval of the fence. Loved the video.

[@Tsiri09]

Animals know how to get over/under/through/around just about everything. Good thing you sealed the "open doors."

[@jvhende64]

Just a thought Doug, safety wire pliers make quicker work of attaching fence to the post. I used them in aviation work and they're a timesaver.

[@jazelwyatt5169]

I've actually done this one with the fencing 🥳 i was so proud of myself and now after watching you do it and that its the way it's supposed to be done I even feel a little smart.. 😆 🤣 😂

[@janejohnson852]

I too like going through the older videos and enjoy them. AND it is winter in Montana, and I can only dream of working outside now.

[@1000sofroots]

It was really cool meeting you guys today at Bakers Creek. We are enjoying getting to know you. Thanks.

[@OFFGRIDwithDOUGSTACY]

Thanks for hanging out with us and cute family =)

[@1000sofroots]

Doug. You have encouraged and inspired me. Thanks man

[@GospelTruth37059]

You need a good border collie :) Hey I finally got to see a horse lol Was that the ram that kept coming after you lol . He;'s like heyyyyyyyyyyyyyy where ya going with my babies!!!!! lol

[@drunkingsailor2359]

Have fun and be safe guys.

[@davidsling3]

WOW awesome vid again. the sheep know the shepherds voice Thank you for sharing

[@bigflatsominxy9038]

The matron sheep's reaction to you removing the lambs was interesting and a bit sad.

[@LiLBitsDK]

that did look like the herd ram and not a sheep

[@BelindaTN]

it is the ram.

[@franniefargo9454]

With this small phone screen from 1.15 to 1.30 I thought you were going to tell us you were dousing

[@laurascozycorner458]

Shew! The ram was head butting lol. I don’t think I could do it. You have guts!

[@MissingLinkMTB]

Need to make $1k a year where I live to be considered a farm. Definitely need these making money tips. I'm not homesteading yet but I plan to after I get back from deployment. Just 7 raised beds for now to provide us with fresh veggies. Planning on chickens and bees. Figure everybody loves eggs and honey. Thought about livestock like goats or sheep but I have no clue where to start, like where to buy or how to sell.

[@emmajeanhicks7537]

I just love your persnickety Ram.... it is funny to watch you and him...

[@cjandauntieyaya1446]

You'll need to put some kind of rubber (old tire) between the wire and the tree trunk or you might cause a restriction to the tree's circulation. Have you ever thought of going electric wire to keep the animals in one place like Joel Salatin uses?

[@KD0LRG]

Big balls was not happy with you removing some of his girls. Loved it when you called them you made sure to stop him from giving you a nut buster ;).

[@michealdraconis6179]

Smart move Doug cutting it like that so you could stake it in the ground 👍

[@lifeisshortmakeithappen3671]

we enjoyed having you and Stacy here at Bakersfield. very informational and interesting. loved your speech. You guys made it fun. thanks guys.

[@OFFGRIDwithDOUGSTACY]

thanks for showing up =)

[@corrinaevans7622]

Those horses sure do love you and that Rambo!

[@cathleencaratan3373]

Great video. Since it’s just my daughter and I, we decided to not keep rams. We just haul the ladies off to a friend to get bred. I get too nervous around those big fellows.

[@FarmAlarm]

by looking at all that cash in the thumbnail picture leads me to ask one question... are you hiring? lol.

[@allanbonnieguffey5634]

enjoyed this video watching the ram trying to butt you. You sure got a workout! Enjoy Baker's Creek. Can't get away because no one to watch the animals. Look forward to what you post on it.

[@johnhammack12]

So that's why they call them "Rams" lol keep up the good work Doug

[@dieselmax8606]

I love your horses you need to do another video with them...maybe brushing them or riding them.

[@bilwilds9148]

I was waiting for that sheep to get you at the end. So funny

[@IdahoHillbilly]

Hey Ol' Buddy your shirt looks like you were try to get out of the fenced area ! LoL Great Video !

[@maryreed2619]

Love your videos guys! ☺❤

[@chelinfusco6403]

Oh, where are you going with that baby? LOL. Love the video Doug, but I have to say, I have my sewing machine and hand sewing needles threaded and ready to mend you up!!! Buddy, you are busting out of that shirt. LOL. Wash it and mail it to me, I'll mend it up for you.

[@SullivanFamilyHomestead]

Excellent video Doug!!! I'm pretty impressed with your herd callin' skills! ;-) Gotta love those protective rams too huh? hehe. Lookin' forward to seeing you at the conference in VA!!!

[@Pprez.69]

It was interesting to see how Doug block the mom sheep from ramming him, i wouldn't of thought of that.

[@myCloudWatcher]

Your horse reminds me of my cat. Interesting in everything. I am enjoying spending the day with you....

[@jeannetteriddle9029]

You are amazing. Always good advice. Love you

[@cc-lj4qh]

I love your show! Did you two ever think about doing classes in the winter? For people like me , that would love to do the same thing ,You two did. A how to class. You could have help in the spring and summer with hands on classes. Keep up the good work. Ps I want to move in today. Much love. Theresa the show me state.

[@framerguy]

@Keith Hacker aka, Theresa - you are wanting classes on basic living? Heck, we are looking at real living back in the '30's, '40's, and into the early post war '50's and there were no classes. It was simply the way it was back in that era. I was a teacher for 13 of my years and I don't recall even one class in "How to live" 101. Best thing to do, IF you are serious about off grid living is simply pull the plug and DO IT. Sure it's hard, sure it's giving up many of your "toys" and going back to weird things like reading a book, going to bed at sundown, eating nutritious meals, or growing what you eat. For entertainment, you would be forced into finding out about the outdoors and all the secrets that are still out there for someone to enjoy, listening to the songs sung each morning as you wake up and enjoy your first cup of tea on the front porch. You will quickly form your own "Top 10" list and it will be YOURS to keep or modify, not the end result of a bunch of kids buying a bunch of CD's with nasty language and suggestive conduct as an attraction. It is NOT a sin to get dirt under your finger nails. There is NO admission charged for a morning walk in the woods or along a stream bank or a pond in a pasture. You DON'T need reservations for a front row seat to some of the most gorgeous "films" known to man, a fiery sunset, a soft subtle melting of darkness into a beautiful scene as the sun slowly breaks over the eastern horizon aka, a sunrise, 2 squirrels playing "tag" in your yard, YOUR yard! There's never a waiting line to buy tickets, just SHOW UP and don't be late or you'll miss the main feature. Come to think about it, there ARE classes that you can attend or watch. All you have to do is shed the anxiety and fear of having to take responsibility for your OWN actions and find a small piece of land ...... or even RENT to start out and try some of the opportunities still available out there. I am so glad I was blessed with having to live the "Hard Life" of my childhood in the 40's and 50's. Many of the "things" that people seek today to break the chains of entanglement in the web of a battery operated electronic world in which we live are the exact things we had as the only way to live back in that earlier time. My friends sometimes ask "How do you know about all these things?" and I simply answer, "I have lived these "things." It is what it is ......

[@RedArrowTinker]

Well said!

[@celinebridges7817]

Hey Doug and Stacy.. love that call Doug.. look sooo beautiful nice and green .great video Doug . Great way to make money . You guys Have fun at Baker Creek.. hope you video a little bit .. would love to see what they planted. We order from baker creek . Great seeds and they always send us fun seeds .. free . Blessing 👩‍🌾

[@RiverBirchFarm]

Your ram was not impressed with you taking his ladies! LOL, great video and good maneuvers on your part!

[@kurtcooper3699]

I hope u read this..... the post /stake Fence pounder pipe your using is very handy. however, be very careful that u don't drive it downward with the stake nipples facing towards u & then accidentally get the pipe caught on one of those while on your downward thrust. I've dug & installed several hundred cedar post in the Ozarks by hand with post hole digger. but, when I used the pipe to pound down the metal post the rim of the pipe got caught on the metal nipple used for tying off the wire fence & the top solid metal part shot forwards toward my face & head & literally split open my scull open......yes!!!! it took several stitches & resting up before​ I was out of the woods. even though your taller it could still jam up & hit you in the mouth or nose. I'm watching u drive those steel post & it just brought back memories. Just be careful it's the only time I ever been hit hard enough to bring me to my knees.....lol. I bled like a stuck pig & my dad thought I was going to die.....yah, not funny @ the time. I still have the cracked line in my scull & can run my fingers down the separation. blessings to you & yours.

[@plantingseedsforlife2138]

That horse was really curious, great footage.

[@noahriding5780]

Is it hard to find buyers for the sheep? How long did it take for you to be able to learn how to care for your herd?

[@lisabooker6405]

Love the series and seeing the farm. So pretty. The horse (and nose of the other, lol) appearance was wonderful. The brown one you could see is gorgeous!! Was that biggest sheep trying to head butt you when you were taking the others out? At first I thought, "awww how sweet" cause it kept following you. Now I wonder if it knew you were up to something and was just bird dogging ya to see what you were up to? LOL 😂 I'm teasing you. Not being a smart butt. I just really thought it was cute to see. Plus I've never been around sheep 🐑, only horses and cows so I LOVE learning about different farm animals. Thanks for sharing. God Bless you both and have a great time at Baker Creek. That's a trip I'd love to take one day. 💞Lisa

[@eaglecamphomesteadswfl9006]

Great Job Doug you and Stacy are doing great and thank you guys for the lessons learned. Question what is the thumbs rule on how many acres of paddock needed for 6 Sheep, also how do you deal with ticks on the sheep? Again thank you guys

[@vinnettepope8255]

Good 😊 businessman. I appreciate you sharing your wonderful information and tips on how to make money 💰 on the 🏡 stead.

[@kathyshaw2870]

Lovin Smokie's help...smile

[@katrinasibley3722]

lol i think that bull and his horns got your shirt Doug!

[@TheWonderwy]

Ram-bo sure keeps you on your toes! Man, each time when you turned to pass a lamb through, I thought for sure he was going to get you... but he didn't! He He!

[@robertchaffee5662]

Good idea! Horses don't like to drink out of water sheep have been in!

[@landfillrat7286]

Spring time gotta love it

[@kendude8089]

Good Stuff Doug and Stacy

[@steakandeggscynthiar.7714]

The first time I have seen your sheep. That to me is one of the hardest part of having animals is to sell them. The other is butcher them. I know that is part of having livestock but not the fun part. First I seen the horses too. Nice if you would do a video about them.

[@sunshineroses9274]

Rambo was clearly not happy you were taking some of HIS flock!

[@christianhansen3292]

what a lovely life u got with all those animals to take care of! wish i could come over and help! :D

[@starbot2024]

You ripped your shirt open on what? Great Ideas for everyone looking to convert over. Thank you.

[@whyamigreen]

Brilliant... thank you...

[@georgelanier1018]

Hehe nice technique using the little ones as a shield.

[@katiep6676]

I have 8 Goat kids this year. We will be selling some, I am hoping they will cover the year's feed cost:)

[@teej4156]

If you are getting your shirts handmade looks like goodwill quality unless they are at least 5 years old. Get clothing that lasts and hold up to farming not want a be slick jack.

[@believeliveloveandlaugh3844]

They are strong and healthy.

[@johnhilton7048]

great as always