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[@RedPoppyRanch]

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[@BarqB]

Doey, Doe ray me, Doeball and Doenut, also Doeby

[@dennisdubey2126]

RedPoppyRanch will sell anything. I guess it helps his bruised brain!!!

[@stephanieflansburg3459]

Mabel, Elsie, Hazel, Bertha for the does, and Hoss for the buck.

[@nenaenriquez3480]

NO....THANK YOU RED POPPY RANCH family!!! 🎉❤👌 for sharing family values!!! 🙏 To all 🫂

[@brookiebakerie]

Heath! Eighteen to twenty-four concussions?!? That's insane! We used to be your neighbors to the south in SLC. Last summer we moved to rural MO. We're building our own homestead and you've given us a lot of inspiration from the years we've been watching you. After my hubby had a large (17" circumference) tree limb fall on his head when he was at the property, he's no longer allowed to be there working alone. He had angels watching over him, that's for sure. It sounds like you've had plenty of angels in your life as well. Be safe and I wish you well in meeting your goals for your property.

[@karengossett1475]

Wise words, Heath. 🙏💕 Since I retired I do the best I can to stay physically active and BUSY! Peace of mind is priceless 🥰

[@marymigliore3396]

I have been watching You since You bought the land. I never comment . The bathrooms are looking good. I LOVE YOUR WHOLE FAMILY !!!! 🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰

[@C141B]

The inside of a deer's mouth was not something I was expecting to see today. But here we are. Wow!

[@pettyfogger2305]

My suggestions for your Fallow does possible names ARE DASHER DANCER, PRANCER, VIXEN, COMET, CUPID DONNER, BLITZEN, plus FALEEN & NALA.

[@pcmiller2710]

Heath, your A man of action, so having more than one project at the same time is a win. I look forward to your videos every week, and I always enjoy the drone fly overs at the end of each episode

[@steveddavis]

Ummm, France is in Europe... Those Fallow Deer are so cool! Nice bathrooms 👊

[@TheKobiDror]

Judging by the timestamp you might be European as well. I was looking for someone to point that out.

[@brianball2002]

"I believe I've found the perfect location"...... I think I've heard that before Heath!

[@nekoDan]

Thanks for sharing your mindset and proactive approach to life. I’ve enjoyed your 5+ years of a window into your family’s life. I think having goals and purpose will lead to a satisfied life. Keep what you’re doing because it seems to work for you and your family!

[@patrickschiedel2141]

You could always add just a small space heater with a temperature thermometer in there to turn it on and off, that way you can make sure that the pipes don't freeze in there.

[@damogranheart5521]

Thank you for another visit to your lovely homestead and, as always, to see your beautiful wife. You are right about the need to occasionally get out of your comfort zone. I am back from an amazingly hard but certainly character building weekend. I could not have done it without the aid of people who stepped up and asked what they could do to help. It was the kindness of complete strangers that has me filled with so much gratitude today. I was so far from home and I had to accept/ask for help. And I am not good at that.

[@karenminckler4198]

Hi from Gloversville NY. Have to give you credit for keeping going instead of just sitting back and not doing anything. Great job to you. Keep doing what you’re doing and that will keep your mind going. My dad was born blind in one eye. He started out as a roofer then went to being a sheet metal worker. I love watching your videos. You and Cedar are a great couple and you have great kids. ❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@Greybeard1804-co4yu]

Enjoy your videos. I don't get all the people who are always critical of your choices. Bet they have not accomplished half of your successes. Stay safe and enjoy life.

[@BritalianEC1]

Videos on social media attract all kind of comments, and people have different views or perhaps they want to correct erroneous facts, that’s all.

[@rodfair5698]

Well said those men !!

[@karengossett1475]

I agree with you 👍

[@captainkirk1745]

Amen!

[@captainkirk1745]

Amen!

[@billh28025]

WHENEVER I DO DRYWALL I HAVE TROUBLE CUTTING OUT FOR ELECTRICAL BOXES. YOU MAKE IT LOOK SO EASY. GOOD JOB.

[@gregorythomas333]

If you do them often there are cutout attachments that you can put on an oscillating tool

[@BritalianEC1]

I do too, hence why I let professionals do it for me😁

[@IcevikingDk]

In my twenties i did a lot of forestry work, whit my dad on a deer farm with 250+ deer, my favorite doe was an almost black one called Mary. The buck all white called Secret, they would come and lay beside us when we were on a coffee break 😊🦌

[@ElectricTechAdventures]

I agree with all your thoughts around working hard and parenting. I'm shocked sometimes at how incapable some people are. Some are just inexperienced. Others literally don't want to do anything except minimal things.

[@johnjr3870]

Keeping busy and doing projects is living! Pushing your comfort zone is also helpful.

[@HoneymoonAlways]

I'm younger than you, had very few concussions, and still wonder what's wrong with my brain... 😆Totally agree that you need a project your entire life. But don't let the girls miss out on that, whats better than dad coming to save the day when a girl has a flat is the girl letting you know she had a flat as she walks in the door after changing it herself.

[@Wrapperkatie1981]

👏

[@grandmasfavorites]

Hi Heath, I'm no doctor but you are a man of great wisdom and awesome work ethic.

[@alanlantis5186]

Hi Heath, I’ve been watching and thoroughly enjoying your videos since nearly the beginning and never felt you needed any advice. FYI Dave Engels in Montana posted a video a few weeks ago about conditioning his alfalfa with a brush grinder his cows don’t leave any stems on the ground anymore. Keep up the good work and thanks

[@damogranheart5521]

​@@alanlantis5186I certainly wouldn't have thought of a brush grinder. I learn something new every day!

[@pgerry9400]

When the snow melts and water starts running down your new trail, you have to makes some exits on the downside of the trail or you will have a massive mess if it collects with any large volume. Deer names . Doe Rei Me Fossi ,

[@markheil6374]

That is so cool how you can change the landscape for a better purpose, and the trees removed will allow the others to strive. I assume the drone helped with your planning. Good job, and as always, I am a little bit smarter with your video.

[@DanOakes-m5y]

Ralph reminds me of the old cartoon of 2 sheep dogs passing each other as they change shifts at the clock .

[@shephusted2714]

very productive with the road making - i would only say don't be so hesitant to take down trees within 10ft on either side as you will have them come down on the road and you may as well take care of issue now rather than later but leave the stumps in maybe and get those out during summer when things will grow back quick and prevent erosion - it may be a battle to maintain road for a few mos but you can tweak it and you are much further along to building out a nice camp on the back 40 - great views and possible good airbnb rental too - should be fun to build that out if you decide to - just build basic ranch and make it fast and easy - you can always addon later, build a nice deck, have a firepit and concrete cistern for water collection. one thing about clearing is it does give you a bit more fire suppression - something to be mindful of

[@farmernledell]

Heath I think your perspective and outlook around how YOU perceive things is about as close to perfect as it gets 👍 I so relate to needing to keep my mind busy and creative and full of positive influences THANK YOU for being one of those things !!!

[@josephbrown-ut9ty]

JudithB I have fallen off horses several times but only rattled my brain badly once. I have always had a long list of things to do after we bought our first house in 1969. Working with animals has always been the most interesting from building nest boxes, greenhouses and lots of fencing. My Dad didnt like the way I worked because he thought I never finished anything! He worked on one project at a time until finished whether it was building houses or cleaning fence lines. I have worked on the front, side and back yards today and not finished anything, but its looking better slowly!! LOL!!

[@dorothyallen3614]

Best of your projects for finishing the bedrooms and bathroom Heath and for putting in the switchback to the mountain top, it’s quite a feat! ❤🙏👏👍

[@oasis8809]

I've been following you since the pandemic (2020) and I still really enjoy your videos ❤️ What you did was truly epic. Excellent job, All the best 👍🏻

[@donnac.3268]

👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻 your spot on about parents needing to get outdoors turn off devices for a period of time daily..learn, live, laugh and love! You/we don't get time back knor get 'do overs' for time lost.

[@Peter-jo3wt]

Always look forward to your videos every week. Your multiple trails will become beloved features of your mountain, as your kids and their cousins get older. I won't need to imagine quads and trail bikes much longer.. 😅❤

[@neoism]

it explains why your you Heath... your a "Renaissance Man" i my book. But you also have 6 amazing ppl to live for ... you truly are living sir.

[@rtsaldivar]

You’ve come a long ways on your background tunes!! 😃 Love your new jazz songs at 6min. 👍

[@jefflevoir6127]

GREAT VIDEO as always 👍👍. I was wondering if you have ever thought of making a couple of extensions for your steering controls on your excavator ? A friend of mine is about your height and did this a few years ago. He said it was a night and day difference. Just wanted to share that with you. Can’t wait to see the new trail come Spring. Thanks.

[@shaunforcier]

I love your videos they actually help me focus on the things I need to get done throughout my week. I especially enjoy your words of wisdom thank you for sharing your wisdom and your projects and your life with us and stay safe

[@anitalovell2229]

I saw a spotted deer, how about Dottie. I go back to when you first broke ground on the house and I've enjoyed every minute of it. Thank you. Peace.

[@rdavisrock]

Dasher, Dancer, Prancer:Vixen: Comet, Cupid: Donner/Donder, Blitzen, Rudolph.. They are well known on Christmas day. All kids love them. They are rock stars in their world 🦌🦌🦌🦌🦌🦌🦌🦌🦌🛷🎅

[@peterjenne3552]

If your body can keep up with your brain, you will be fine. You have amazing energy and do wonderful work. May your energy last forever !!!

[@elmerfudpucker3204]

Well since you have a Skipper, it's only fitting to have at least Ginger and Mary Ann for a couple of the doe.

[@weedygarden]

It would be fun if you named the deer, or some of them after Santa's reindeer: Cupid, Vixen, Donder, Blitzen, Comet, Dasher, Dancer, Prancer, Rudolph. Yes, you do not have reindeer, but it would still be fun. Naming one Bambi would also be fun. Blitzen means lightening in German. Donder means thunder.

[@johntampio9943]

I think , Round Top Ridge would be an awsome name for your mountain , keep up the good work , really enjoy your videos !

[@Free_Born]

I think you have a good start on the "tree" names.... How about a bunch of "flower" names for the deer. Iris, Rose, Petunia, Poppy, Lily, Holly, Orchid, 'Bell'flower, Daisy, Tulip, Lilac, Dandelion, Clover, Dahlia, 'Mary'gold, Lotus, Jasmine, Buttercup, Violet, Levy, Lavender, Blossom, Sweetpea, ... ok that's all that I can think of at the moment.... but I think it fits with what you got going.

[@alantorrance6153]

Your work ethic is quite incredible. No matter the weather, you are always busy with something, and you get done a huge amount of work in different directions. Unfortunately I had no such direction from my professional parents. They were good people, but I suffered (in retrospect) to a certain extent from a physical lack of direction. Professional education is not everything.

[@thorzyan]

LMNT has been my go-to electrolyte for a few years. Hands down the best I’ve had, and absolutely worth the money. Quality does indeed matter when it comes to electrolytes

[@enzop.3227]

The drone footage really helps to see your trail taking shape.

[@Nature31]

you just spoke my mind in your words. kids should take steps into the real world, not protected by curling parents. falling down, get up again is part of life. thnx for that!

[@dansimon1100]

The bathroom is coming together pretty good. I guess you're gonna make a switch back and get close to the cabin 2. But the trail was looking good. It doesn't hurt to have a couple different trails to places. I used to have a few at my dad's house. So I could get behind places.

[@harleyschmydlapp704]

Great video. I think that Lilly would be an appropriate name for doe #247. Keep up the good work and be safe.

[@roberttorian9303]

Are you considering insulating the ceiling under the bedroom, in the alcove area where you were going to put the tankless water heater? You are correct that area is an extreme cold zone being by the outside doors. Good luck on the finish out. Keep chipping away and that truck will be done. Concussions are serious, I'm dealing with mine, so take care. Enjoying your show.

[@imperialjake114]

I would insulate under all bedrooms for overkill. Don’t know if it would help cold mornings with the walls being done or just unnecessary overkill, but why not.

[@damogranheart5521]

​@@imperialjake114True that!

[@cq608]

I got you beat with projects that are always in the works (lol). I actually have a chalkboard with over 20 or more of them listed. I'm always waiting for paint to dry, or parts to come in, or for the weather to be right, and a lot of times I just don't feel like working on a specific thing so I just head on over to the next one on the list. Plus everyday there is always something new to add or something that breaks and takes priority. I also have land and horses and a house to run. You are not alone in this venture. I hate sitting still myself and enjoy keeping busy and take pride when one of those projects is completed. As land owners there is always something bigger and better we can do to improve what we've got and there is not a damn thing wrong with that. I always say get done what you can get done now because some day you won't be able to do what you are doing now. I've been watching your videos since the beginning and you have come a very long way. You should be very proud of yourself, I'm proud for you. Thank you for sharing your story with me.

[@jerrygibs8120]

Thanks again brother for the video. Appreciate your God given understanding revealed as you encounter life & work. Your insight into relationships portrays that, at least in your case, being constantly busy doesn't blind you from seeing how a lot of life works. I do appreciate your sharing. Learning doesn't have to come from reading but, hearing the wisdom of others can also teach and educate. Bravo my brother. Hope and Praying that your week is a blessed one. Keep loving that family. I don't have a wife, children or grandkids. I'm not a person that gets jealous. Very glad to see the success and enjoyment of family for others. 🤠☝🙏🙌💪🦶👊❤

[@Goostradamus81]

you could pick the right slope and position of all of your switch back and paths by using your plumbing knowledge, rise over run, you said you have roughly 1000' to rise, you know where you started and your property width, pick an angle, or calculate an angle that works, which will lay out the path for you. draw it on google maps or with your drone, lay it out with ribbon, and its easy. I say this, not knowing the wants and wishes you have along the path though. best of luck, fun to watch how this all works out. cheers

[@gregorythomas333]

Just fun suggestions...but you can see where I'm going :) Girls: DO-Dorothy RE-Reina ME-Melody FA-Fancy SO-Sondra Boys: LA-Lawrence TE-Terrance

[@johnguarino1273]

If there is a longer, harder,more complicated way to do anything,,, you clearly take that approach,,, very comical and entertaining actually. You appear to love to do rework!!!!!

[@pilotdiana]

There was a really sweet looking doe with light color and spots. I think you should name her BABY!

[@VelvetRedRoses]

I’m looking to put in some switchback trails on our mountain property. I was going to use the topographical maps to help figure out where to put the trails and switchbacks, but there is nothing like eyes on the terrain. 😊

[@catamaranoborchiato]

when i see all the snow around your house i can't stop thinking: what will you do before the next spring snow melt, to prevent the road disaster of the last year? i think you should try to find a solution now, maybe digging a channel on the hill side of the road to collect the water that flows down from the hill and bury pipes under the road to let it flow down the hill on the other side. it's a little bit expensive and you should clear the pipes from the mud every year, but could work.

[@UnleashedGraffixx]

"If I don't do hard things, life has a tendency of doing hard things to me." Now that is quote!!! ❤

[@victorchambers656]

Amen to the uplifting it's why this my favorite channel along with being family friendly keep doing what y'all do as for I wait all week just to see what comes next

[@lqlarry]

For your deer, I've seen one KZbinr mix the hay flowers and the un-eaten stems and run them thru a small landscaping mulcher and then put them in his cows feeder. The cows then ate everything. I don't know if it worth it for you but you might consider it.

[@rayman1611]

I greatly admire you guys in all you do. I understand how you get satisfaction from this task. You are the Master of Your world in this.

[@1944chevytruck]

Good job!

[@lockedin60]

Heath. Just a suggestion. A fellow youtube creator Morgan Shaw over at "Gold Shaw Farm" out of Peacham VT uses the Alphabet system for naming his Shetland Cattle. All first generation Cattle had names starting with A, HIs second generation Cattle started with B and now his third generation starts with C names. I thought that was unique. He has come up with some creative names. Primary Character names from TV programs. That beats the heck out of trying to be cutesy with new names.

[@margaretlynch1494]

🙋‍♀️❤️. It's great watching all of your progress. No question,you know how to stay busy! Speaking of kids, We haven't seen much of your children! And how are the goats and chickens?

[@truckinut20]

looks like a good place for a rope pull ski area...just make sure to put a bar at the bottom of the run :P

[@karenriggle5435]

Exactly you could also find an old small square bale chopper or a chipper shreader....names for the does...Bridget,Gidget,Holly

[@JohnTalbot-k6xi]

A+ Great Work (!!) Now is the right time to clean the trees out of your path up the hillside. Need for Forest Management now you can get there / sad shape

[@MrBeav1018]

Always love your channel Heath. great facts of life ,get you kids busy making what ever and learn how to use different tools. more kids should have that experience.

[@richardlyons7582]

Heath watch out for your health as Erin from "Wild wonderful off grid" a hard working woman had a TIA, so you take care, your family need you in good health. Thank for the great shows.

[@BobStienke]

Heath, I know your property is steep, but this video has mountains in the background that are nearly 45 degrees! That’s crazy!

[@jed1729]

You're completely right about getting your kids out the door and working with their hands I miss my kids being home working with me do you miss your older kids not home working with you

[@fittergrips2010]

It is a good idea to let kids do their own projects . We were allowed to use any hand tools, even before we were double digits in age as long as we put the tools back . What batch of kids never wanted to build a fort in the back yard . We did that on top of our back yard fence on one corner . We scrounged the lumber from new house builds in the area from scrap heaps and burn piles. We also picked up construction ideas from dad and wondering around construction sites after the workers left for the day . At the same time we were indentured labor for My dads build finishing off the basement learning more construction techniques . We learned the feeling of a job well done when things didn't fall apart. My dad had a couple of annoyances tools not put back and always being short of nails unexpectedly . As kids we only had one gripe and that was being the out rigger on dad's home made table saw and dad always telling us to pay attention as he was a perfectionist . . Would always say do it right the first time then you would not have to come back and fix it . That was good advise as it instilled the idea of put a lot of thought into what you are doing it will save you a lot of time and effort . waste no moves

[@leawass-q7k]

hello you have very nice farm and family i hope you do very good this year i would like to name the deer number 247 lucy if you wouldnt mind i love watching it is very calming for me to watch the nature around you and all the hard work you all put into it thank you

[@TheBronco67]

The way you do things would drive me absolutely bonkers, I used to work for a guy who worked much the same way as you to but the difference is he would never get anything done and I was stuck picking up the pieces of his projects so we would get things done. Now is your way wrong ? No it is different than how I would do it but projects still getting things done so it is what ever works for you.

[@emmamorton5701]

Progress looking good cnt wait see wat u got planned ❤❤❤

[@russellwatters5891]

Always enjoy the "Heath way", although most of the time it doesn't make sense, but I get it. Love ya'll ❤️ The deer names should be, doe, Ray, me and fa...lol 😂😅

[@CCRider5312]

MY FAVORITE IDAHO OFF GRID KZbin FAMILY! 😁👍🏼

[@daveslator2610]

Hey guys, I enjoy the videos. Here are some doe name suggestions: Doe, Rae, Mee, Fah Soh Lah, Tee... and Phylis. Keep up with the great content!

[@pchyland]

Always a pleasure.

[@maxinedurling3425]

Goldie for 247, could not see the other ear tags so Freckles' polka and sprinkles for the other spotted ones, for the none spotted ones Eva Coco Perdita and Cookie

[@MrRoberta0953]

Pearl, Mable, Summer some options 😊

[@tammysmith7345]

Sophia, Blanche, Dorothy, Rose. Monica, Phoebe, Rachel. Mary, Laura, Grace, Kari

[@pagegreer5081]

its got to be a little frustrating but do think it will make it easier in the long run going up the mountain.

[@newlyenlightened8775]

Aren't you afraid of the cattle using your trails when they get loose? You could have them end up in your backyard. Happy to seeing you finish up the shop.

[@dereksniper3094]

I'm liking the in the cab point of view. 5:20

[@brandons9398]

Name 247 sniffy thanks for sharing your family with us.😊

[@hammertoe1767]

RP: in today’s video you asked viewers to consider SUGGESTING NAMES for deers in your ‘herd’ ‘IDENTIFYING AS’ female. A few videos back, I remember you mentioning that you had for some reason or another decided that the name ‘Ralph’ was appropriate for the (is it the) HORNYIST one in your herd, and I I found myself wondering about what might be some appropriate names for the females. Here are some names that I actually came up with ‘way back then’ which I thought I would pass on to you in view of your recent request for suggested names: You named the ‘head of the pack’ ‘Ralph’. How about ‘Alice’ for one female name, ‘Trixie’, for another female name, ‘Norton’ or ‘Fred’ in the event you might need some mail names to choose from and one more female name ‘Ethel’. Do those names - in conjunction with ‘Ralph’ ‘ring a bell’? They should… A few more female names - short and simple: ‘Lucy’, ‘Milly’, ‘Roxy’, ‘Emma’. We’ll be very interested to see what you wind up ‘going with’. Really enjoy your show - watch it weekly - my favorite Sunday show. Keep it up.

[@Maggie-eo3rd]

God’s Blessings 🙏❤️🙏 for you and your family!

[@glenharper3136]

Thanks for the video Heath.

[@tinatipps5042]

When the snow melts will it mess up your trails/pathways? I’ve been watching yall for years!! Love the progress and the inspiration you give!😊

[@DanP001]

If you don‘t minde, the number 247 you could call „NOSY“

[@dennishill3463]

Thanks and GOD BLESS 😀

[@andyeasy3320]

I think that Heath really was dropped on his head as a baby.

[@scotterickson1582]

😊 Good evening Red Poppy

[@DonD532]

I got a kick out of the French deer comment. The thought of the deer “Frenching” the camera crossed my mind while watching.🤣❤️

[@brookiebakerie]

Flighty, Scaredy Cat, and Frenchie. 😉😆

[@charlesowens9784]

Thanks again for your time making the video watching from Reno NV

[@LostInThe0zone]

I am interested to see what the property looks like from the top.

[@rdavisrock]

Dasher: Known for his speedy flight. Dancer: Graceful and full of joyous dance moves. Prancer: Exhibits a proud and prancing demeanor. Vixen: Crafty, clever, and a bit of a show-off. Comet: Leaves a trail of joy and good spirits. Cupid: Brings love and happiness to all. Donner/Donder: Also known as the thunderous one. Blitzen: Brings a flash of light, quick as lightning. Rudolph: Famous for his red, glowing nose that lights the way.

[@gnarlyalso]

You forgot 'Olive' the forgotten raindeer. lol

[@frankthies221]

Definitely Olive!

[@rbrack54]

You have to call one of the deer Poppy! Maybe even name one Red. 👍

[@puirYorick]

31:18 Tag # 247 has to be called Daily. # 226 (looks like 2-2-b) as if saying "To-to be (or not to be)" from Hamlet but with a stutter so call that one Hamlet, Dane or Ophelia. They can't all be called Bambi after all. 🙂