Unbelievable! Secret OFF GRID YURT in the Wilderness - Ep. 47

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[@OffGridLife]

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[@RealKungFu]

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[@CROSSandNAILS]

I’m from Vancouver bc how can we link up

[@rickystillwell5754]

Awesome as always love this channel !

[@jacksblack9081]

Seeds

[@bunyipdan]

Not a negitive comment just some friendly advice.......Please employ some basic joinery, a little more effort, application of generations of knowledge will give you the rewards of a strong and resilient structure (even look a little deeper into how asian cultures build with out fasteners). Using a couple of screws and nails to hang structural beams with no support will not last. Seriously even a basic halving joint would make the world of difference. And remove the bark from your logs.

[@fastfeh1]

The posts you use will rot out in 5 to 7 years. And cementing them in all the way to the top they will lift with the freeze. If you do more in the future, try a smaller diameter hole and 4 ft. deep. fill up 1 ft. of cement let set dry. Set post in and fill with pea stone keep wiggling the post as you put more in. I've had the same 4 X 4's on my fence for 20+ years. It allows to drain the water away and not a chance to rot like with cement. Just something to think about, 65 year old guy

[@jeduel]

It's almost as though they're just a couple wannabe celebrities who decided to try their hand and "living off-grid" despite having zero skills or knowledge on the subject!

[@MrMytime59]

Hi Jake and Nicole I came up on your video of you guys building your yogurt and I think you guys are doing a great job just one little thing I'd like to say Jake is that when you go to mix concrete and you pour the concrete into the wheelbarrow and it makes all that dust make sure you're wearing a respirator because you breathe in that dust and it is cement as it enters into your lungs and stuff it starts to get hard and it can build up inside your lungs and your throat and it can cause problems later so just a little tip whenever you use a cement mixing cement please make sure to wear a respirator because in the long run it will harm you okay why you guys enjoy your doing a great job out there and you know I envy you guys you look like you have a good thing going there stay true to each other and have a great life

[@Christopher_J_1960]

Please forgive me if this has already been mentioned and beaten to death; you take great care to blacken the ends of your porch logs in order to make them last longer, why do you leave the bark on? It invites bugs and worms to eat at the logs.

[@orgazmic13]

I use mortar and pestle. Lots of cast iron pots and pans. And baking stones. My oldest pan is a 1892 BSR Red Mountain Series 10". Also have a 1920's Griswold waffle maker. Love cast iron.

[@donellemiller6680]

Once more the time went by too fast, LOL. The rain needs hold off so you can get things done! Hope your compost doesn't draw the bears in. Be safe!

[@rahdaswami2452]

Black bears are just hungry and curious. Think of them as just a little kid checking out the area. Your past mating season I think, so getting in between a mom and her cubs is probably not an problem until next spring. Garbage bears can be a problem is you bother them while they're scrounging around a dump, but they're just like little kids taking advantage of any situation that presents itself. They understand more than you think, and feel and think like we do. They stay calm if your calm.

[@theforestdweller625]

Yes...Bear claws dont go weel with a Yurt full of fooood. Iv often wondered about that soft skin of that Yurt and Bears in the area.

[@11calman]

Hi There, I'm here in 2021, & have just seen your other video. "Thank you so very much" you were both stunning, I may join up to see more

[@lindamineer7798]

The deck is stunning and will add so much space to the yurt when its wrapped all the way around.

[@ron6376]

Saw horses about 5or 6ft apart. Deck should have 1/4" drop at 4ft run. (water run off) If 8ft 1/2". Deck boards will shrink. This new growth milled lumber nowadays really shrinks alot cause the growth rings are not tight. Don't leave gap!

[@jonathanbartron3658]

Also, you need to strip the bark off those posts unless you want to build it again real soon.

[@donellemiller6680]

Wow, what a deck! Not what I expected - amazing :-). Good job

[@Travelingman-1980]

My wife grew up in a Yurt in Mongolia. The Mongols call a yurt a ger. Excellent in winter for keeping warm in minus 25 degrees Celsius. The yurt you have would fit about 3 Mongolian families in it.

[@RestoreItAll]

A lot of people don't know, that when installing posts in the ground ,you don't have to mix water in a tub , just brace up the pole level, add the concrete bag directly into the hole add a little water on top ,generally there's enough moisture in the ground to cure it up by itself .

[@daryllawrick976]

Greetings from Montana! Nice to see you both toughening up to a rural lifestyle. Keep working. Hey-be very careful around bears. They are absolutely totally unpredictable. This is from experience-they can turn in an instant for no apparent reason. Good luck!

[@stevegarcia8869]

Perfect example of a beautiful hard working couple 👌❤️💚👌 healthy living thanks for the upload 👍😊

[@tmoanpumba5487]

I know it isn't a green method, but debarking and soaking the ends of the loge in diesel and gear oil would make them last alot longer...

[@counttommymarion7319]

Remember to spread some of the berries you pick, to other places that they can grow good. In groups of 3's and 7's. That way you will have more then one area of food to rely on in the future.

[@601salsa]

Unless you are coverjng the cob oven with cement it will begin to fail with cracks and not drying out etc whwn left out in the elements unless you make a cover for it.

[@elmerfudpucker3204]

Easiest level in the world, get some clear plastic tubing, put some water in it, and span it out to each end of the deck. Line up the water levels on each end of the tube, and that is absolute level. You can put dye in the water if you need to see it better.

[@cathleenbaldwinmaggi2252]

Not advised to be friendly with your new black bear friend. Yes! Teach them to stay out of your space!!! BTW they will really like your outside toilet!!!

[@stevenhatton8275]

Yakisugi is the way to say the burning of the wood. Sho sugi ban is a brand name for a company that sells burnt wood siding.

[@davemis40]

The concrete mix the consistency of soup .. you need it to be firmer.

[@liamoboyle2065]

davemis40 watery concrete is better for levelling it

[@baroneb5043]

Liam Oboyle wrong... when its too wet all the agrregate goes to bottom & cement rises to top.... loses its strenght

[@claudebrodeur6260]

I have dry sacked posts with concrete and it worked fine..just add a bit of water in intervals and the dew overnight does the trick. Mixing concrete is a tough job in a wheelbarrow, and also the earth has humidity too.

[@TheSoloAsylum]

If you're going to leave the bark on you might want to go ahead and start making the replacement poles now.

[@Liz-uh9jv]

Learn how to build a root cellar cheap google search "Trackdok"

[@alexs3447]

Right on . They live and learn

[@ronmeier8850]

@ TheSoloAsylum assuming you are referring to the bark being left on is like basically intentionally inviting rot or/& Termites??

[@BeeCJ]

Did y’all ever get any marshmallows?

[@AndyUrWald]

Thanks Captain Passive Aggressive, lmao.

[@charlespereira8530]

Hardworking warrior woman hard work congratulations beautiful

[@wannabetowasabe]

Take it from this retired ranger, "don't anthropomorphize wild animals." Doing so causes more harm to the animals and ecosystems than people realize and often for a very long time. Treat animals with respect, but don't associate any of their behavior with that of humans. Don't feed them, allow them access to any human provided feed, don't get close to them and don't try to protect them from natural processes and their environment. I witnessed the down side in my 3+ decade career and we were left to clean up the mess people had caused. Sometimes that meant a gun had to be used on the bears, deer, marmots and some bird species. We didn't like doing it, but sometimes someone had to. So my vote is don't name it at all or give it a number, such as the date of the day and month you first saw it.

[@rafaelparra5709]

I am totally agree with you Sir.

[@MistressofWu]

Wonderful advice.

[@srendall1452]

Yes listen to the man with the experience please.

[@AntonsClass]

That's sobering. Thanks for sharing.

[@thefutureofyesterday8136]

XD MX13 I have noticed that they do not interact with their viewers/supporters etc. at all which is odd because the channel wouldn’t be a success without (us) the people. That’s my main turn off I have noticed well and the same back shot of her half naked on every video. I am not sure what that’s all about honestly. Lots of time to ask to subscribe, like, ask for food, candles, everything really (some sort of marsh mellows in this video) and send money but sadly that’s the only interaction they do. That’s how people will get turned off. All you tubers I watch make efforts to interact with their followers except this channel.

[@terribonham7542]

I really enjoy watching all the things you all do you're young and ready to go I am old with blood sugar problems with my bottom spine my legs and arms but I would love to do what you are doing so keep it up so I can imagine me doing all the things that y'all are doing I love you all and I love watching you the God bless you keep God in your heart Praise Him thank him every time you wake up and he'll work for you

[@alphasxsignal]

I agree you have to teach the bears to stay away from your area. If you don't they will just take over your area. In the future you will have some type of electric fence using your poles you have for that.

[@OdenWarman]

I really loved this episode. You make it look like a great life. Good food, good friends, meaningful work, natural surroundings and adorable cats. You all work hard and we don’t hear any complaining. These may be the best days of the year.

[@jodaman1519]

I absolutely love this show... wish you could make it 30 minutes or 60 minutes long because just as I start getting into it it ends.

[@sabchatelain5249]

A friend's help is such a blessing

[@dagger133]

I am a little concerned about that birch post, it is going to turn into mush way before any of the more naturally rot resistant trees you have at your disposal, especially with the bark still on.

[@couerl]

Good job, keep growing and learning. You have that nice stihl chainsaw, practice notches and plunge cuts on some of those logs and learn mortice and tenon joinery on an outdoor picnic table or bench or porch swing and pretty soon you wont need all those screws and drills and stuff and your work will last a lifetime.

[@bobsyouruncle3344]

In honor of the bear & new deck, how about Decker the bear? 🐻

[@normandboisclair6589]

Screw for your Main Support? screw break clean has nail bend and support better the cold, still, I will have gone with a galvanized lag screw for the main support, the same fr the bark between the main support and the tree, it accelerates the rot. I did the same thing at my cottage and on the second summer had to replace 2 support because I could push my screwdriver all the way across... it is not too fix this.. my 2 cents Other than this, the deck looks awesome.

[@passerby9123]

To be honest, I actually enjoy watching your videos because they are of an alternative lifestyle. No, I'm not after eye candy or even an education, just the experience of seeing how you are getting your act together....BUT...where you are isn't a secret, and its not strictley off grid, other than no plumbing, canalisation or electricty. None of the latter reduces my enjoyment of seeing what you are doing, however, and the only thing I can add is that while I admire your energy and application, and even how you share out the tasks and so on, the fact is that you might want to take some advice from others on how to do some things, or find a few books, or even look at other web sites. The yurt looks great, you two are fun to listen to, most of the time, so stop overselling the product and focus more on who you actually are as human beings who are learning new ways of doing things, because this is what makes the videos enjoyable.

[@diannegauss7839]

JUST A GREAT SHOW....BETTER THAN TV...

[@Fkruga5]

Love the videos! But what I don’t understand , is why do you use so many clickbait thumbnails?

[@thefutureofyesterday8136]

Sex and living off grid is sort of the same thing right? 😂. I have wondered this myself but it’s the definition of click bait. A half naked girl draws attention which creates traffic on their videos. Yet a half naked girl has absolutely nothing to do with “living off grid”. The title is not correct either and should be changed to “living almost off grid” or “living on the edge of the grid”. Living off grid is no electricity, no internet, iPads, facebook, instagram, computers, cell phones, no KZbin for sure and other things that is truly living off grid. But yes click bait is their common way to draw people to the channel which is tacky but sex sells.

[@bigdaddy741098]

@@thefutureofyesterday8136 youve got to be kidding me. That might be your definition of living off grid, but it certainly isn't theirs, or mine. But hopefully you're watching this because that's how YOU want to live, great go do that, then we won't have to put up with your negative comments after you completely cut yourself off from the world. Maybe you can train pigeons to send messages to keep in contact with family, or smoke signals. If you don't like the sexy thumbnails of an incredibly attractive woman, or what they are doing or how they are doing it, why are you watching?

[@thefutureofyesterday8136]

bigdaddy741098 I do not watch to get my rocks off like you to a 1” X 1” picture of a girl bare chested I will tell you that much. Nicole is a cute girl but “incredibly Hot Sexy Most Beautiful girl” as you put it makes you sound pretty pathetic. She’s someone’s girl friend for one and she’s okay. If you get all hot and bothered over a 1 “ x 1” photo of a girl showing nothing I feel sorry for you. I watch many off grid channels because I find it interesting not that it’s any of your business horny man. I for one do not encourage misleading videos and most people don’t either. I have said nothing bad about this couple at all. As many have made clear misleading viewers to get views is a tacky way to get viewers and that’s with any clickbait video idiot.

[@alexs3447]

@@thefutureofyesterday8136 Porn built the internet so why not some sex for youtube?

[@lindamitchell3332]

It makes people stop and watch videos and they make money every time watched.

[@pamelao9803]

Yahoo - just found a video I missed - always looking for more of you guys. This makes me think about when my late husband and I first married we bought a small house (about 30 foot square) and then added on as we could afford it. We spent most weekends working on the house as our jobs were pretty heavy duty. We found a fireplace that connected to the radiators and we could heat the house whenever we built a fire. We lived in a woodsy area so we could always find free wood.

[@Peaceriverwarrior]

I hope that lasts.. it’s going to go thru some extreme temps each year.

[@captainmorgan5303]

Love use guys but I think it’s just a tad bit to cold for me.... love watching your adventures. I’m starting to grow gardens and hope use be safe.

[@michaelcopper506]

Just a question who picks the thumb nail photos they always look like click bait.

[@billcurry8982]

Yeah when I see that I want to watch not him hes more of a feminine type guy

[@alexs3447]

@@billcurry8982 She likes to show off what she's got. That's what guys are really watching for

[@jimfrancis]

I enjoy the Yurt construction project but I lose respect that she's ALWAYS used as click-bait....pitiful that she allows it. Sad really.

[@alexs3447]

@@jimfrancis Look she's young and has a busty figure . Why not put it to some use?Your comment sounds like its out of the 50's .

[@scotth.1393]

That's because it is clickbait, along with the titles. "Girl goes wild on her birthday." That video got a lot of views, but a lot of downvotes, probably because it was obvious clickbait.

[@hughjasole9336]

You only did two things wrong....DO NOT put posts IN concrete and DO take the bark off of all your posts. Other than that, your fire looks good. You guys are in for a real eye opener...lol I have a feeling that reality is gonna set in before your first winter is over.

[@geo.miller7808]

Where, approximately, are you building the yurt on your homestead; northern USA 🇺🇸 or southern Canada 🇨🇦? What is the weather going to be like in your area come winter?

[@ButterflyZo]

Guys, I don't understand why you attract so many sour self-righteous condescending comments, but as far as I'm concerned you're two driven people carving out a new life for yourselves, and your content is great to watch! Keep up the good work!

[@OffGridLife]

🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼

[@wiseguy3438]

Hope you have some real protection from the bear, he’ll go through that yurt like butter if he’s hungry enough. We had one rip a car door apart to get in. Safe than sorry people.

[@thefutureofyesterday8136]

Agreed. Yurts are basically and thicker version of a tent. Anything or anyone can get into a yurt with only a kitchen knife. I have read many stories through the years of yurts being entered in a matter of minutes. This is just speaking of people gaining entry as in criminals. Animals especially bears would make short work of the yurt. Their smell is amazing and with food being stored inside, those cats and the people inside would make any hungry bear happy. It’s truly a safety concern going forward living in one. I personally couldn’t do it because of my kids safety alone. However, that’s just me and being former law enforcement I have seen what evil lurks in today’s world unfortunately.

[@tatomonticello520]

He should have a Smith & Wesson 500 Magnum

[@1d1hamby]

Definitely should have 357 magnum or 44 magnum for protection. 357 can be more useful with different ammo.

[@BrynnCarrollARTIST]

For this reason alone I would never live in a yurt. No way. I don't like them.

[@Chestnut_tree]

Dear Jake and Nicole, love your channel! I would wash the red lentil before used, since some kind of chemical/preservatives are used on them!

[@bradleywahl6821]

Concrete mixed that thin will be cosiderably weaker than if it were a bit thicker.

[@markbaumgardner3760]

I am not sure exactly where you are living, but it doesn't look like you are planting your post very deep, aren't you worried about frost pushing your deck all out of whack???

[@HazyWitch555]

Planting seeds this weekend than starting our build!! Been living in the country growing food for the last year. Looking forward too just disapear into the forest

[@srendall1452]

And yes J&N you should definitely peel the skin off those posts

[@metubeslave]

hey, I loved that yellow caterpillar at the end smelling the ashes, hella cool, never seen it before..

[@srqlisa7881]

Name the bear "Go away" lol just keep making noise so the bear knows your there. : ) peace

[@oliviasantos6203]

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[@whatthefunction9140]

Mix the concrete like peanut butter not soup

[@rogercarrico4975]

I noticed that too. Classic mistake, more water, more water. All the sudden. You've put too much.

[@philiplucky7170]

Love your dogs, they are Australian cattle dogs and they are available in blue and red Heelers, they are the best no fear.

[@xxjeroen]

17.15 what’s in it ?, uuuh flower,water,salt and some mud from my knee

[@jimalders2261]

You will be fine...it’s just a porch, but to do it “right” there should be load bearing directly under deck members...notch the posts so that they hold up the deck directly. A carpenter would then have you use hangers for joist members between posts... just saves maintenance and increases safety.

[@waynebeeberger3579]

i think nicole is showing the arts experts new moves with the kee force

[@WonjiDharma]

Thank you for saying you speak Putonghua (common people's language) and not Mandarin, so many Westerners do not understand that there are dozens of dialects of Mandarin. You guys are awesome.

[@spaceexposed]

Name that bear No Mo or Dinner, just kidding. Bears are no joke, watch out it may ruin your house. When are you going to get a well? Is that Jake's brother? They almost look like twins LOL.

[@edith2463]

I WANNA SEE ONE OF YOU SURVIVING THE WINTER GUYS.!!

[@albertbm3105]

Take care with the black bears, are dangerous ... 🤔🤔

[@shanirose1943]

Omg the bear looks so adorable 🐻

[@astoica1]

Remember, the more water the concrete has, the weaker it is when it dries. Less water, stronger when it dries.

[@ericwoodcock9413]

It appears Jake has taken the advice of the hundreds of commenters from previous concrete adventures and mixed a thicker concrete mix this time. If you haven't seen the earlier episodes, he had been mixing to the consistency of soup,......

[@astoica1]

@@ericwoodcock9413 lol, consistency of soup... so funny.

[@jeduel]

It's almost as though they're just a couple wannabe celebrities who decided to try their hand and "living off-grid" despite having zero skills or knowledge on the subject!

[@astoica1]

@@jeduel lol

[@dsloop3907]

I just pour mine into the hole dry, it will set in a couple of days.

[@garyshields2734]

Get a couple of cans of Easy Off oven cleaner. Bears are sensitive to their essence of smell. It's 200x or more that of a humans. Plumbers Lye crystals were the same thing in crystals..sprinkle it around the food storage areas & Yurt. They sniff the wind and won't get close to you.

[@horsemumbler1]

16:30 It's a griddle.

[@traceyfletcher1775]

I like y'all spirit ,, stay safe,b happy,,,

[@vetti2u]

As for the bear, I know that I'm showing my age, but how about "Yogi"???

[@MrSenset]

J. Michael Salvetti Hey Booboo lets grap that pick-a-nick basket!

[@ChristianGroeneveld]

I thought exact the same but didn't think about what it tells about me ;-)

[@simonosborne5628]

Hopefully he's not smarter than the average bear lol

[@USL.Website]

I was also thinking Yogi but thats my cats name :D

[@bigdaddy741098]

@@USL.Website so what you are saying is that you are not old??? Which old person decided to name your cat yogi then??? 😀🤣😁

[@berniemiller4704]

You gotta remind wild animals to keep their distance, that’s the right thing to do.

[@zanehokanson1318]

peel the bark before you burn.

[@suemillard3615]

I love all your videos especially the cooking ones

[@harolddomangue9206]

Jake and Nicole I hope that you two have some sort of protection when it comes to the black bears when it gets closer to hibernation time the black bear will seek out food and I hope that the both of you wont be on their menu.

[@SM-ls9ee]

His cooking style is inspired by cement preparation procedure, way to go :)

[@bevtrue6937]

They will smell food and they will come for it. Name him Hungry!! Or Munch.

[@AntonsClass]

You should totally scare the bears away from your home. I think that's a smart and safe idea.

[@zerocool1884]

is it really off the grid if you're recording videos and uploading them?

[@stevenwelch2759]

gotta luv a girl that carries a pocket knife and a measuring tape and knows how to use them.

[@tyronerobert5702]

Don't leave your guard down for a minute these are wild animals and not to be trusted, be carful because has its been said on here that they will come looking for food when they are hungry and are a very very strong animals, Take care and listen to the ranger he knows what he's talking about. he has years of experience

[@stewartfrye]

All the trees above you, work SMART. Buy a cable and manual winch start moving heavy stuff by cable from above... Simple to rig easy to use..

[@rafaelparra5709]

A bear is a very dangerous animal, he does not understand about love and peace, yoga or karma. If it hungry or perceive you as danger, he will attack. Be careful 😟😔

[@stageforgejon905]

They may have paid for the land(I really don't think they did) but that is the bears woods not theirs! If he wants in their glorified tent,he/her is going to get in there!

[@stageforgejon905]

@@kellybelanger3685 you ever come across a mother bear and her Cubs? I'm just trying to warn them!When it comes to the creatures of the woods,they rule. It's mother natures home before theirs! These animals have been around longer then us!!

[@stageforgejon905]

@@kellybelanger3685 only takes one rogue bear to ruin someone's day! Well you have fun with your bears but they are wild animals not pets! Have a nice day!

[@rafaelparra5709]

Feeding wild animals, specially predators it is stupid and irresponsabile. They will relate humans with food and in the end somebody will be hurt! 😡😡😠😠 and the animal will be sacrificed.

[@stageforgejon905]

@@rafaelparra5709so very true! But some people have to learn the hard way

[@mehmetakif2975]

odunun bol olduğu yeri bulmuşsunuz gel keyfim gel.

[@garyschoonmaker1486]

All your logs need to be "debarked". so they don't rot. Bark holds moisture. Do it just like you did for the loft.

[@tillmansomethinrother296]

Zippy the bear. How bout a night time view? Maybe some stars. And pitch darkness.

[@oldmanjimh3165]

Loved the bear and caterpillar. More wildlife pics!!!

[@jedtaylor3551]

Would guess that you kids have never heard of a frost line which in your local is probably 6 feet.......a lot of work for an experience in vertical displacement this fall and winter

[@m.c.812]

I’ve been watching your videos from the time you two stared building the platform. Love your life style and how you both are committed to the long term goal!! Your videos were the second channel I subscribed to and the other one is My self reliance. Well done you two😎!!!

[@mikeschauer2263]

Dont feed it . Dont let it get comfortable with you around . Hope you have a freedom stick. Young bear stew is :) yummy

[@checkenginelightison8317]

The bears fear of humans is the only thing that keeps you off the menu.

[@checkenginelightison8317]

....so don't spoil that.

[@mikeschauer2263]

@@checkenginelightison8317 ya i so hate when people try to get close to and feed animals . I always chase animals off . Noise and throw rocks . Better they think and teach thier young "craxy fuckers are they " :)

[@stevengullison5123]

Hello my name is Steve Gullison from st.stephen n.b Canada and I just love your videos, I was brought up in the country and I miss it lots. Keep up with the great videos

[@dianaa8677]

Looks so great 💞😁👍XO✨ So proud of you two✨💪😄 I can't wait to see what's next!✨💞🐾 my goodness✨ 🇬🇧 we adore you💫Stay safe"😌 Oh spirit bear" is a great name👍

[@kekahardy5652]

Thanks for all the inspiration. I learn soo much just by watching your videos. You guys are amazing 😍

[@definitelynotciabear6956]

In a real off grid, wild setting the bear would be named Dead Bear.

[@tommygunz8692]

Wow he took his shirt off..These two are something else...Just watch and listen to them....It is a loke

[@garygresham6917]

Please tell me that round thing in Nicole's back pocket isn't a can of snuff😄

[@wineberryred]

Horn will work for a time or two but bear spray will keep the 🐻 away without harming him.

[@Gladtobeleaving]

Stumbled on one of your old videos where you said you both had sold everything you had and were traveling the world - I think you were in the Canary Islands at the time. There's no question about the labor you both are putting in to your yurt, but how are you financing the property, buying the yurt, the stove and accessories, the tools, accessories, furnishings, skiff, etc? Not to mention food and clothing? Living off "the land" is great, but unless you're a real survivalist (like harvesting that bear for meat and fur), most watchers can't replicate without an independent source of income, I think? Could we have one video about how to pay for this life? Thanks.

[@stankornsey7525]

You guys rock , the yurt is looking real nice. As far as the 🐻 you did the right thing. Your food always looks so great. Take care from traverse City Michigan

[@joshcowart2446]

Just because they eat vegan marshmallows doesn’t necessarily mean they’re vegan but there’s several pieces of evidence they are. I’m curious if a vegan diet can sustain them with the calories needed to survive out there. Veganism seems like something that could only be invented with the privilege of modernity.

[@linusTheBirb]

As long as they get the fat, animal or vegetal, it doesnt matter. And yes, no one could be vegan prior to 1945 ish.

[@joshcowart2446]

David Lambert I’m not sure if you’re mocking me or just answering but I’m leaning towards mocking. By modernity, I meant technology. In the past people had to burn a lot more calories to survive. I was just simply asking, I was not trying to put vegans down.