Sometimes This Life Is Hard (The Farm Life)

[@CogHillFarm]

Thanks for watching guys! Love y'all!-Jason

[@jackywaldon359]

Jason we love you too buddy.

[@cathyshallenberger1935]

no truer words have been spoken.

[@TakeTheNameGodsGirlz]

Jason n all the Homesteaders.. if it wasn't for y'all .. we would not be able to Stand with you and be better Homesteaders! God Bring Forth Your Favor on these Amazing Homesteaders!! *******I CAN !!!!*******

[@singleman1986]

@Santa Barbara Homestead.....Get a better lawyer. One that understands 'Ex Post Facto'. I've won a similar battle on appeal to a higher court. And the County/Plaintiffs had to pay/split my legal fees. Cost me nothing more than my time fighting for what is RIGHT! Stand up for your rights and take a few, (temporary), bruises, or lay down and get walked on. AND, establish 'precedent' for those that come after. JMHO.

[@audreyabdo7719]

Jason, I love you, your lovely daughter and wonderful wife. The 70s was a different time when people wanted modern days to mass produce, nowadays they inject all kind of crap in the food to make money and you don’t know what you’re getting. I got sick and Doctor had me on antibiotics and and they had to keep giving me a stronger antibiotics because the food I was eating was raised on antibiotics to make them bigger and mass produce and I ended up in the hospital with a swollen spleen I was so sick and stayed there two weeks with the threat of losing my spleen. But that’s legal, it is not legal to try to live save by growing a little food to save your life?

[@LifeOnBeagleRoad]

This video just gave us goosebumps and watery eyes the entire time. Jason, you are a solid friend for sure. We may never have met, but we feel like we've known you for a lifetime! Thank you Jason! MUCH LOVE!

[@CogHillFarm]

❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@Beecozz7]

Have you contacted your local, state and federal representatives? Sometimes they can help you with these stupid local ordinances.

[@jasond9327]

You guys can FIGHT THIS!! stay strong! You guys live the dream you dream for yourself! ❤️👍🏻👌🏻

[@connieriggs8744]

amen

[@flodjod]

@@Beecozz7 they usually the ones that create the landscape for this to happen, really these are the holes of the world

[@Guildbrookfarm]

BOOM! 💣💥 Thanks for making this Jason. ❤️

[@CogHillFarm]

✊️✊️✊️✊️✊️✊️✊️

[@hedycarrera3663]

Im so very sorry this happened. I never heard of this its horrible. How are the families today?

[@faithinhumanity3390]

Just curious how are you guys doing now ?

[@imogenethomas1138]

Wise words, Jason. The people who do this kind of thing to others are always, always the most miserable people on earth. Proud of you for supporting your friends.

[@LittleMountainRanch]

This was really powerful. Thank you so much for sharing this story.

[@hipbeekatherine9262]

We need more people in this world like you. Thank you for sharing

[@sharmellgarcia-seabeewife6188]

Very touching video. Believe that's the first time I have cried on a "dancing farmer" video. Thank you for standing against the haters.

[@WildWonderfulOffGrid]

Excellent and touching video. You are bringing light to such and important issue. Thank you.

[@dbaileyanorchardistsdaught5041]

Heartbreaking. But what these people who challenge the hardworking homesteaders don’t realize is... we persevere in times of struggles. God is good all the time. Thank you for speaking up Jason! God bless #lifeonbeagleroad #dontgiveup #wesupportyou #lovealwayswins #lovethyneighbor

[@dianeuplinger5097]

When SHTF the neighbors will wish the homesteaders were still around.

[@lorainewhite727]

DianeUplinger You are Oh so right! I do hope & pray 3 years down the line you are still in your homestead & have beaten those selfish naysayers & bureaucrats into oblivion!🙏🙏🙏

[@Steve-ps6qw]

Extremely well done Mr. Cog Hill, very well done indeed. I am shocked but not surprised at the way people behave today, it continues to get worse.....why we wish to leave the "civilized" part of the country for the wilderness.

[@cavemandancer]

Don't back down. Thanks for the video. It is outrages that anyone would get in the way of a person's land and thier lively hood. Homesteading should be a right.

[@Jlind9335]

What ever happened to "Life, Liberty and the pursuit of Happiness"?

[@paulalang1023]

Jo Lind that all ended when the government started letting people decide what part of history we should keep.

[@scottbeaulieu13]

What happened to people doing their due diligence before buying land and finding out what they are allowed to do with the land by code or zoning or any other form of restriction. Where do you draw the line at what laws we should follow and which to ignore in that pursuit of happiness? If I own land and like manufacturing heroin can I grow poppy plants and pursue transforming it to heroin? If they can farm and homestead in areas not zoned for that then why can’t i ignore the laws to do what I want? If only we lived in anarchy... but until then we have to comply with the laws on the books or force enough movement push policy and change law (much longer process and can get costly than just buying the land in the correct location that allows you to use the land in the manner you want).

[@feltingme]

@@paulalang1023 Government is a puppet. 1 percent of the people who own 99 percent of the money, are the same who release money (there is nothing federal about federal reserve), they are the ones who truly rule US and most of the world. And they do not want us to grow our own food.

[@vincebella3328]

Jo Lind, we don't have that any more.

[@AB-ol5uz]

@@scottbeaulieu13 I would expect it to be defined in the deed restrictions. If it's not listed there, then would that be the fault of the Title Company?

[@sayurix1693]

I got teary eyed watching this. I hope things turn out okay for those families. Nice message in this video, good job.

[@eagle9665]

That was a heartfelt message. It really touched me. Some people cannot let others live freely! Thanks Jason - you have a HEART of GOLD.

[@mountainsidefarm8357]

I love this music and we CAN turn this world around!! 💞💞💞💞

[@LifeGoesNorth]

So important. Than you for talking about this Jason. We've got to keep standing up and speaking up for what's important. REAL FOOD.

[@jackywaldon359]

Jason thank you buddy for making this video. My heart is broken for life on Beagle Road. I have been following them a few months now and know a little bit what they're going through. Love love your video buddy. You have a big heart Jason.

[@jasonwilliamson6467]

Jason, Brother that was a very touching heartfelt message! We watch you guys everytime you are on and we feel like you, Brooke and Mary Carl are family.

[@jammaurer2021]

I just recently found your channel and am going through the older videos. Have realized just how varied your talents are. This was very moving. Sorry I didn't find it sooner, would have liked to help them out. Will go see if there is an update. Thanks.

[@terryeabbott7554]

Thank you Jason, love really does win. We need to all support our lifestyle.

[@WholesomeRoots]

I love the music choice! I am in this collaboration with you and our friends at Life on Beagle Road.

[@ericanwin]

I love it too. what IS the music? can't seem to find the artist anywhere, in the beginning and end of the video

[@arienna1]

We went through that nine years ago. A neighbor tried to take us to court over us having chickens and rabbits but since our lawyer told them they couldn't do that, they put us through hell for the next 3 year. We ended up moving.

[@lorainewhite727]

Am sorry you had to move... i do hope you've managed to maintain your dream.💖💞💕

[@JamesCouch777]

Life can be hard and when you homestead it can be even harder. But you have to just keep going. Most important, if you are buying a homestead make sure it's in an area that will never be a development.

[@DavidGarcia-zw5ly]

That gets me so mad people should live their own lives don't worry about how other people lives to me you're doing what the rest of us would love to do keep fighting our prayers are with you

[@masunshine2970]

Wow Jason this just breaks my heart for all of them. Can you update us on what has happened with them now that it's been 2 years. If they all had to move and reestablish their homesteads??.

[@KeepingItDutch]

Just craziness!!!

[@pabackyardhomesteading6709]

This video is the truth! It is so hard for homesteaders to actually produce food on their land. People can drink beer and party in their yards but heaven forbid they hear a cockle doodle doo or two. This video was very moving and i hope it inspires others as it did me. As always this was a phenomenal video! Peaches of course made it awesome as well :)

[@williamlillibridge6055]

Peace✌️Love❤and much Happiness🌅 to you and your Family Brother.

[@teresawallace8263]

Yes, It's such a same that certain people have to make others miserable in order to make themselves happy. I wonder how it would make them feel, if they had to move. Im sure THEIR neighbors wouldn't mind it!!!! LOL. I know I wouldnt want to live by anyone so hateful to others. Shame on them!!!!! Thanks for bringing it up Jason.

[@lorainewhite727]

What goes around, comes around! Those people will never be happy.

[@LeeCraftyHomestead]

WOW! That was a powerful video. just wow. I'm lost for words. hug, Love, and peace be with you all. thanks for sharing

[@jessieramos1676]

Jason, I don't cry very often, but you touched me today.

[@ronaldbequeath2307]

Jason, for some reason I was not getting your vlogs but I found you. l am back, was a former deputy county administrator, live on 7.78 acres, and live in the township outside the corperation. Thought all was well. I am 67 and your vlog is a kick in the behind. At this time I do not have a problem and so raise; milk cows, goats, geese, pigs, ducks, chickens, quail, rabbits, and aussie dogs. How ever the township has now put in a sewer system and the 80 acre farm behind me has just gone up for developement and caldasacs. Because of problems in the past I was not able, but in 2019 I'm running for township supervisor. That being, so I can put in place pre-existing conditions. My sister who owns 5 acres in a highly developed area has for 45 years had no problems with not mowing her yard, animals and gardening, but now has had a next door neighbor who move in the last 3 months and is already sending her letters from their agents telling her what she has to do. We are going through this now with her and at 71, its hard for her. Things to do, this is our course of action. Step one, go to county, township office to make sure you have the right to do what you want to and then if you do, explain to the official what and why your doing what your doing. Secondly. Meet with your county extension office with your plan and see if it is something they can work with. Showing barns and out buildings, storage areas, gardens, pastures and feed lots, house and living structures, composting and manure handling, etc., even if they aren't there yet. Three, maintain your property to the best of your ability. Four, maintain sight barriars; evergreen trees, tall berry bushes, arborvida trees, elderberry bushes. (a mistake I learned too late so have to catch up.) People don't have to see everything. Five, get along with your neighbors, a dozen eggs goes a long way, tomatoes, veggies, sweet corn, a quart of strawberries, a friendly barbecue, gets neighbors on your side, some one moves in near you, a welcome basket of things from your homestead can make a friend. Every Christmas while the children where young I use to take a dozen cookies to each of my neighbors, they still talk about that, (maybe that's a hint) after 20 years. If still having problems. Six, find a needed platform and run for township office, just to get your foot in the door, once in you can convince, debate, familiarize the others on the board of home-steading benifits. Seven, get involved with homesteading vlogers and if needs be have then write to supervisors, trustees telling them that they will vlog the event on the internet, supervisors don't like mud on their turf. Eight, get a lawyer and fight for pre-existing conditions, they knew what was there when they bought the property, you shouldn't have to change your life style just because it doesn't meet their way of thinking. In my sister problem, situation she's not going to live to be a hundred, 29 years goes fast, they can live with it. Be proactive. Just some thoughts from Pa. so have a great day.

[@CogHillFarm]

Thanks for sharing this!!! I will pass it on!

[@ronaldbequeath2307]

@@CogHillFarmJason, I have been working on guidelines to use in the event of neighbors from the big city moving to the rural areas and then starting problems. I live in a county where amish communities are established, families from the large city south of us, feel that they want the piece and quiet so buy land put up their big homes with 5 and 10 car garages and then complain when the farmer, homesteader spreads the barn cakes all over the fields or has a saw mill, where the wood has soured or the pigs are pastured. That happened to the amish sawmill in our neck of the woods and they had to close that community's livelihood. I will share these ideas and anyone can contact me through my e-mail but here are some thoughts, always look ahead and see what your neighborhood might look like in ten, fifteen, twentyfive years, after your children have grown and left the nest. Good example look where you live growing up, that will give you an idea, and what don't you want to happen to your home. Write those thoughts down. Make a written discription of what your homestead looks like, at its worst and at its best and when you started you lifestyle with dates, dates, dates, and names, names, names of persons who where involved. You worked with or did work for you. To help, when where the children born, when did you get Rover, when did he pass, when did you add the butcher shop, when did the flood wash out the road, chicken house and the duck pond, what else happened during those times, pictures, collectable items and put your scrapbook in a box with the dated collectables, this could be a great project for a family who homeschools. When you go to talk to twp, supersvisors commissioners, city rep. Get names and dates, have them e-mail you information, take pictures and download them with dates, you must establish your life style and prove it supersedes their moving in, anything which shows dates and names. It is very important that you creat, establish, pre-existing situations and document them. If you plan on having sheep, goats, farm animals on your homestead, and you just bought your land, go get a few chicken, or ducks, or goat, because if the "new neighbor" moves in and you get them after they move in they can say you got the livestock to cause grief for them. You can always add to one, you can't add to nothing. Hope this opens some eyes. And helps get some folks seeing the real picture.

[@MrSourblood]

Love you all, just retired 20 days ago in Nova Scotia big move of 4400 Km, stressed out , tired but still want to raise animals and live a simple life, people that want to knock you down only show their true selfish self not worth a wet spitun God bless to you all and keep it ticking, cheers

[@RB-eu5vw]

Jason that was great and you are so right.

[@slamnmerc]

I watched this again..... these are just a couple of families that is out publicly that we know of BUT think about all those that aren't on youtube or blogging that this is / has happened to......... Stay strong, stand for your beliefs and support those that have the same beliefs as you! Thanks Jason for sharing this!

[@angelablair7421]

Amen brother. It all starts with loving others more than yourself. This lifestyle is a labor of love.

[@OurHodgePodgeHomestead]

Keeping our friends at Life on Beagle Road in our thoughts and prayers. Great video, very well said!

[@ChickaWoofRanch]

I stand for Life on Beagle Road!

[@patience1226]

Very well said! My heart hurts for the sadness in this world and the struggle against evil. ALL hatred is evil.

[@lisabooker6405]

This whole situation has me fired up mad!!!!!!!! Folks saying we need to “make America great again,” well here’s your chance!!! Stop talking about it and BE ABOUT IT!!! Raising your own food cleanly and humanely is a BASIC human right!! Or SHOULD be!! This just breaks my heart and I am praying this whole mess is sorted out in their favor. TFS Jason. God Bless you ~Lisa

[@katherinebragg9704]

This video made me cry Jason. Many reasons why. God bless you for calling attention to this serious problem.

[@amythehun8106]

Thank You for putting this out! We will never stop fighting for our right to live free! Bless You!

[@brianmiller4282]

My heart breaks when I watch their videos and want to thank you for publicly bring attention to the injustice they are going through and I pray “people” soon wake up and stop trying to ruin others lives for no benefit of anyone

[@5857Farm]

That sweet child is right there with you, Jason. "I'm trying to be optimistic, Daddy." That's right kiddo. Keep on keeping on. ❤️ This life can be hard.

[@DonnaRatliff1]

Yup. I can relate. I bought 10 acres and got my ducks as babies. Then a yr and half later my neighbor across the road, at least a football field away let's his renters behind his house get 4 big dogs! Not 1 dog but 4. One day not long ago, I catch one of his big dogs inside my duck run chasing my ducks all over their pen. They're safe place. I didn't know they had gotten these dogs until this happened. So I chased the dog away and watched where he went. I found out where it lived so I went over there and told them their dog was at my house. That my ducks were our food. He didn't say much except ask where I lived. After that, that one dog brought all the dogs in the road and sat stared at our ducks for several days. Since that happened, our ducks wouldn't come out. They won't free range. I haven't seen the dogs lately but we can hear them barking and howling. It's sad that you have all this land and we had to build a big fenced area for our ducks. So I understand about neighbors. But we're going to put up better fencing besides our Barb wire to be sure those dogs never bother us again. 😠 Very pathetic. So yes, I totally supporting those other families trying to homestead . God bless all

[@skyz3160]

This video should be played in churches on Sunday morning. Makes you examine your heart. Living under the same conditions because I feed the birds.

[@uddercharmsfarm8159]

Powerful truth right here! I lived in a suburb several years ago and the laws got changed to allow us to have 4 hens. So we did everything right and got our hens. Setup the coop like we were supposed to etc. Soon after got a knock on the door.....some code enforcement guy showed up saying a neighbor complained we had a rooster! He already knew that we didn’t because he looked over our fence and saw they were hens. He was actually very cool about it and said we were fine but dont be surprised about the complaints. A while later I found a hen dead. Then another couple weeks I found a 2nd hen dead....and also found a place where someone kicked in the back fence! I’m convinced those neighbors killed my hens....so I gave the other 2 to a friend in the country. We moved! Now out in the middle of nowhere surrounded by woods!

[@markmorris3579]

I live in southern Maine.Something like this happened in the town of Arundel a few years ago.A high end development went in next to a family farm.The new neighbors decided they didn't like the noise and the smell from the farm.They went to the town selectman to dictate when and what the farm could do.Luckily the town sided with the farm and refused to interfere.That farm had been in the same family since the Civil War,and the homeowners knew that farm was there when they moved in.This is a case of class war,pure and simple.

[@dibalowen7074]

Some people are incredibly selfish and hateful. What a shame. Hopefully our Creator will see them through and bless them with Victory! Amen.

[@Tripplebfarms]

This is why you have one of the best channels on KZbin. You are a great person for supporting other family’s who have chosen to live close to the land lifestyle’s

[@BLAKEG1026]

Just watching this in 2020 but Jason, you just became my favorite KZbinr!

[@JackieGreen71]

Not sure how I missed this. But a little on my story. I have lived in the beautiful mountains of Colorado for nearly 20 years. I was born a Farmer, raised a Farmer. I had to do the daily grind once I got here, so didn't go back to farming right away. But more and more I figured out how to get back to it full time. Just to have a historically epic flooding wipe it off the map. I took the emotional hit for a few years then got back to it(it's what we do, after all).Year by year more people moved around me. Year by year more regulations tightened. Year by year my taxes went thru the roof. and? finally.. I said "that's it. I'm moving". I honestly never thought I would leave here. it's about as beautiful place as there can be. But all the regulations and snarky gentrified neighbors have pushed many a good AG Family folk out. Now .. maybe it's a blessing. After all. My little farm has sold and I am on my way to 80 acres of Heaven in Southern Missouri. Sometimes I wonder if we will ever get humanity back to understanding that if the food isn't grown or raised?? People don't eat. If Cotton isn't grown? Whatcha gunna wear? There was a time where not only was it legal.. but it was considered Patriotic to grow/raise your food sources. Anyone remember Victory Gardens? I could honestly rant about this all day long. It breaks my heart.

[@patriciap8323]

Jason, we need a whole bunch of you and Brooke in this country! It would truly be God’s country! God bless you and your family!!❤❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@jonlengel3341]

“....Love thy neighbor as yourself.” Amen brother, no better example and words then from Him.

[@SewFrancine6120]

Missing your wonderful spirit Enjoy your thanksgiving

[@indigoblue4791]

You are so right!! It's just horrible that bad stuff happens to good people who are going about their lives. I'll be praying for the Families you mention. Thanks for bringing this to everybody's attention, you're a kind man.

[@Jbeez1947]

My daughter and I are absolutely shocked and in tears over this. Thank you for sharing and informing me of this. I can't don't know what to say. All I know is that I completely agree....I CAN.

[@PracticalModernHomestead]

No truer words have ever been spoken, Jason. You literally brought tears to my eyes. I applaud you for your kindness in being supportive to our homesteading community.

[@CliffsideStables]

The I can, I can, I can message lives on!!! Tim

[@emeraldwaterlife4607]

Super voice you have, spread the word. My Mom, 81 years old is going thru the same thing with her neighbor. She has lived there since 1986. She said she has no reason to get up and do chores for she has no chickens anymore. It is sad and it hurts. 👩‍🌾🐣

[@johnreinburg859]

This is sad! Thank you Jason for posting this video! It is a shame that people act this way toward others. I think this is a problem across America!

[@ayronsmama05]

Love you Jason, your wonderful heart and your beautiful soul! Prayers for all!! Again thanks for keeping us informed!

[@WelcometoChickenlandia]

You're a light in a sometimes dark world.

[@_thatchickchris8246]

I wish I could like this a million times!

[@jonigee1305]

Well said Jason.

[@keithweedt7236]

The people that made them move are now eating crow. People need to go back to basics and mind there own business.

[@bamaboy6999]

Jason I will agree with everything you said brother keep fighting

[@debranichols5384]

Wow 😮 POWERFUL Jason and BEAUTIFULLY SPOKEN❣️ I know this was 3 years ago but I TRULY HOPE THAT ABBA SAVED THEM❣️And if not he had something much better for them❣️ 💞🙏🏻🥰🙏🏻💞

[@faithinhumanity3390]

Life is hard it really is . I watched my uncle's farm just crumble when he broke his back from a tractor accident a year ago . We took a lot of his animals for him and now we found out his property could be taken because of medical bills from his accident I'll pray and do what ever I can to help that family out

[@tracybruring8440]

for what? POWER. that is all it is about; a miserable person(s) wanting to make others miserable;

[@kaydickerson1229]

That s why i love y'all, Cog Hill Farms.

[@dickybirdsnest]

Oh this was such good advice! Love does win! Keep smiling.

[@debbie2663]

And not long ago Daddy Kirbs is facing the same thing.😳😢. 🙏🙏🙏

[@RS-jj7yj]

I love your videos / vlogs, Jason. Just wish I could give you three thumbs up, you deserve it. This touched my heart and my soul. I absolutely love the camaraderie and the support that your homesteading / farming Community gives to one another. My prayers, thoughts and support are with you all. I actually follow all three channels . Someday I wish to live that type of lifestyle, but until then I live it through you guys.🙏💗👍👍👍

[@dagmarking3974]

Thank you for sharing the plight of Life on Beagle Rd and what happened to Guildbrook Farms. I've been following Big Family Homestead for some time now and knew what happened with them. When my husband and I moved where we're at we were told it was ok to have ducks so we got some Muscovy ducks which are my husbands favorite. They are quiet and we clipped their wings, so they weren't really bothering anyone. But low and behold our neighbor decided to start some trouble and the township said we had to get rid of them. Those ducks hurt no one! Oops maybe they got jealous because we did attract a male and female mallard duck. Lol! Now everything is developed around us. We want to move but don't know where. We're also up in our years. Sorry for babbling so but sometimes it helps to get it out. Life on Beagle Rd are in my prayers, so are you and your family Jason. God bless all the homesteaders!

[@kflan3342]

And even if you have no zoning laws you have to stay vigilant to any potential zoning changes. Been praying for Kenny and Courtney. Thankful they had an attorney. There is a go fund me on Life on Beagle Road if someone wants to help them fight in case you do not see in the top.

[@Sandra-ei1sr]

Jason, you are a wonderful person! So impressive!

[@janinejohnson1898]

Wow! That video is up there with being one of your best. Very inspiring. Thank you. ☮️♥️😎

[@lilbitatatime3763]

This is a wonderful video to make people aware of situations they could possibly run into. It's sad that the only way some people are happy is if they are making others miserable.

[@lorainewhite727]

I strongly believe in Karma... (I'm a bit squiffy on the saying, hope i get it right) What goes around, comes around; i.o.w. Karma will bite them in the butt & you'll get to know about it!

[@warnerroadhomestead]

We bought our dream homestead property about month ago after what seemed like a long search with the number one requirement being land that had ZERO restrictions or covenants. This thanks to the wisdom shared through the painful lessons shared by Guildbrook Farm, Big Family Homestead and Life On Beagle Road.Thank you thank you thank you Cog Hill Farm and all of you for sharing! God bless! .

[@midsouthhomestead9180]

Thank you for the powerful video. We are on a family owned farm since the 50's and we have 24 acres. There is an ordinance that says pigs or goats here. We are in the country. Thanks. Rhonda

[@flashee23]

Amen!!! Keep your Faith!!! PRAY, PRAY, PRAY🙏🏻 The situation is so ill, I cried watching this😭 Everyone, stand up for what’s right!!! And Prayer moves mountains!!!🙏🏻🙋🏼‍♀️

[@terraranch1459]

Beautifully spoken from the heart. You are a good man, father and neighbor. The world would be a better place with more folks like you. Hugs to the family ❤️

[@leatherwoodland4605]

Jason-Reminds me of an old phrase I know. "Generations will reap what I sow, I can be a blessing or a curse. I will choose to be a blessing!"

[@dt65262]

Thank you, Jason, this is a powerful video and just shows how some decisions create an injustice to others, but this can be overcome. This is a call to action! Call their city officials to voice your opinion, call their state senators and representatives, send money to help fight! Don't be a party to inaction! As the mayor of our small community, we are dealing with this issue right down my street, and neighbors voice their concerns to me monthly. We have no zoning and I tell them we don't tell you what you can have as pets and I won't tell them what they can have as pets! I myself have Chickens and I wouldn't get rid of them. FIGHT FOR WHAT YOU BELIEVE IN! Its the only way things will change!

[@ankehi5]

I love you Jason! Tell it like it is.

[@TIMAMYSHOMESTEAD]

Just saying: WE NEED MORE PEOPLE LIKE YOU... This was an awesome video. I will never understand why people have to be the way they are. Thanks for sharing this video.

[@keithmiller355]

prayers from the UK ,GOD BLESS YOU JASON ,AND FELLOW FARMERS STAY STRONG

[@exotickeeper4181]

Super deep video... "When you leave this place, are you leaving it a better place? Better then what it is?" Iv lived by this ideal..You know a very wise man that many look up to once said.. "In the end, only three things matter: How much you loved, how gently you lived, and how gracefully you let go of things not ment for you" Tho i myself am only 25,this quote has been my motto for many-a-years.. Many more people should at the least reflect on this.. Because negitivly impacting others lives should not bring one peace... Sure the ducks or chickens may be annoying to some, but unless it popped up overnight years or even months after you moved in, You have no right to complain about anothers lifestyle and how they chose to be joyfull!

[@emmadalrymple4102]

I was not aware of this. Some people just aren't happy unless they are making someone else miserable. Glad you did this video!👍🏻💕🐖

[@Pamlg]

wow - so sad :( Thank you for shedding light on this Jason.

[@judithchilcoat5852]

Crying! You and Peaches can be my neighbors any time you want. I love that y'all are speaking out for your fellow homesteaders. Is there some way the national group can help?

[@rosalynbain605]

Love love love this video. I watch those other channels you mentioned as well. I love that you shared this issue with your followers. We are all in this together. Support each other in the successes and the battles. I love watching your channel. Thanks for everything you do for the Homesteading community.

[@mountainsidefarm8357]

It IS a terrible way to live.... to feel so hateful and trapped and inept inside that you take it out on others who are living life on their terms and who are HAPPY. LOVE ALWAYS WINS. Always! 💞🙏🏻💞

[@bosmith9334]

Makes me sick that people can be so petty. Keep on bring good into this world! Love this channel and I love knowing people like you are out there.

[@OurFamousRevenge]

Amen! And, are those ppl that are creating chaos and heartbreak, when they leave this Earth, leaving a legacy of love, or hate? That's the question they should ask themselves.

[@sue28877]

That breaks my heart. I know this stuff goes on. Thanks Jason 💗

[@MorganBrunson]

people always forget their rights end where the next person's begin. it's shameful for the way americans are so self righteous. fight for justice.

[@WholesomeRoots]

Excellent video my friend!

[@DaybirdAviaries]

I hate that this happens so often. We are in a constant battle with our neighbors....but we're loud. We desperately need to move.