Hello Mountainman! I haven't had blueberry ones before, can't wait to try them! I've never put eggs or yeast in my biscuit dough, not how my grandma from Alabama taught me.😂 Lol Thanks for sharing. Yum!😋 New subbie here...Big hugs from Texas!!😁
I was late watching your video because I was trying to feed this fat man. LoL! I got full of appetizers before my meal came out. I boxed it up and brought it home. I'll eat it tomorrow. I made a video, but it took a while to edit it. Now your video is making me hungry.
We have been blessed we bought our homestead 47 years ago and it was already 100 years old. I say we have about 90% of them tools, but I always keep my eyes open. Good video. People need to keep a watch out for these tools.
Evening Brother. I was just fiixin on making my Bulldog Hans and me some dinner. Taters,snaps and a steak, but your Ghost chicken is making both our mouths water. If you make yer own Ghost ketchup , please let us all know how. Just subscribed and found your channel today. Good stuff and good shows. Thanks. My Bulldog and me live in Virginia too. Hot today, but we getting some weather that's cooling it off some. Much obliged and hope you have a real good evening.🙏💜🇺🇸🐕❤️🙏
I'm a fan of .22cal guns as like yourself I started hunting with .22 rifles at the age of 12 I just turned 63 in July. My two favorite I have owned being the Ruger 1022 Sporter Model and a Remington 572 BDL Pump sadly neither that I still own. I do have a couple Marlin .22 rifles a.semi auto and a bolt action single ahot. I also used .22 air rifles for squirrel hunting and still love target shooting with air rifles extremely economical to shoot and more than enough power for small shot. Enjoyed the video and seeing your collection of .22cal guns.
my hunting rifles are 308 then 7mm rem magnum then 30-06 and then i have a 303 british then a few months ago i got a 556 and my wife also runs a 308 deer gun so we keep at least 200 rounds for each of them but im working on getting alot more of the 556 and we both carry a 9mm hand gun so we keep buying a few boxes of the 9mm each month 1 box for target shooting and the other box is put up in case we need it still stacking up the 12ga ammo i just started the prepper stuff 3 years ago but have 45 years of hunting time put in and so far as 22lr goes have a few thousand rounds of that put up for rabbit hunting and it takes the same mussel and eye hand control to shoot the 7mm mag or the 30-06 as the 22 does so i also reload my own ammo so when i do shoot my hunting ammo i save the brass to reload them same for 12ga shot shells but with the shotgun shells i just reload the slugs and number 1 buck shot bird shot has gone up to much just as easy to buy that stuff
Amen! The greatest thing is to be right with God , I agree with you brother. And like you said, everyone needs to get prepared, because you can feel something in the air is coming
I bought a couple P17 the other day new. they have 3 mags each. and they are 2 bills each, They hold 16 rounds each and 1 in the chamber. extra mags are 14,95.
My thoughts are. When you can't get more freedom seeds. A good blade will be in big demand. So i buy blades. Lots of them. When im gone, the wife can have a big yard sale. 😂
So with the sks the tapco 20 round mags i think work better but my thoughts were to have it loaded with 20 rounds and top it off with stripper clips dont think about it as a way to change out mags faster just have a faster first 20
I remember my mom using one of those machines when she was canning and cooking and stuff when i was little. You know alot of people don't know what CHOWCHOW is. I love it. It's good on everything.
My late father, a veteran of the 1st Marine Div in WW2 always said, the 22 will be the round that saves this country ! And after him surviving three amphibious landings on Guadicanal, Okinawa and Pellieu I think that some solid advise !
Lots of good thoughts on this video. One thing that a lot of people dont think about is prescription drugs. Most of us older folks are on some sort of daily medicines. Another thing is physical health. Im almost 64 and spent 30 years in the coal industry. My health isnt very good. I've had two spinal fusions and do good to walk very far, so I know i would have a hard time cutting wood, carrying water and such. First sid supplies are another consideration. Basic first aid supplies are pretty easy to accumulate. I am talking about things like antibiotics, cold, flu and allergy meds. Medicine for diarrhea, constipation and other stomach ailments. Lets face it a big change in your diet can cause some pretty serious stomach and intestinal ailments. Some if not treated could csuse death. A person in these situations is probably going to have toest some questionable food. A lot to think about. I was glad to hear you mention hickory cane corn. Thsts all that people raised when i was a boy. I love that, but hardly anymore raises it. Cut off the cob and fried is hard to beat. Add several big slices of fresh tomato to go along with and you're right in business.
