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They will have to drag me off my effing land. Also going hunting and fishing. Fuck Biden...the CDC and all the rest. I'm living the way I please.

They will have to drag me off my effing land. Also going hunting and fishing. Fuck Biden...the CDC and all the rest. I'm living the way I please.

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Do you bro, don't let any discourage you from growing your own food.

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Humans cannot exist without land which is why they seize land

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What the fuck are you talking about? If they seize all fsrm land they will starve too. You think these fucking soft handed faggots know how to farm or ranch? Lmao

Get the fuck off the internet fear porn train and go outside and do something productive.

Some of you are fucking Pathetic

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The irony of a low briw like you calling other people stupid.

Rulers never starve fuk knuckle. They get first dibs from the land they've seized.

Go read history vagina repellent then start commenting

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Do you have a deep well with a mechanical backup pump and a wood stove?

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Consider chickens and rabbits for protein sources as well.

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Also set them up to graze. Only way to do it.

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Agreed, but containing rabbits though, bit of a pain

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If you can run chicken wire along the entire bottom and then set it over grass that can poke up through the chicken wire that might work. Otherwise yeah, digging is a problem.

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I would look into miniature cattle or goats for grazing.

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You need cages for that. A plus is their poop makes really good fertilizer.

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Also, if you're going to just grow most of your food, consider some mushroom dowel/plugs. Cut off a branch of a hard wood, drill some holes, drive them in, seal them up, soak it once, keep it cool, and wait for the food to show up. Not a massive source of protein, but better than nothing.

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Or learn to pick wild shrooms

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Pick boldly mushrooms which insects go on.

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I saw that on TV is it a real thing that works?

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Yep, some of the one's I've seen are 'shroom in a bag' kind of things. Basically you have the stuff that the mushrooms are growing in bagged up and you cut slits in it, and they grow from that. Which works, they're sterilized 'fertilizer' and grow really well.

If you go with dowels/plugs that you put into a tree trunk, it's unlikely you'll get 100% growth. Trees aren't normally sterile environments and the mycelium needs a solid footing to take off. Plus, the tree could have other infection vectors on it (random other fungi/bacteria/etc). All in all, hard to sterilize a log, which is why the starter kits are more expensive.

If you've never grown mushrooms of any kind, the bag starters are the way to go. I prefer lions mane & shitake, but I hear they have lots of starters.

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I've grown them for about half my life. You couldn't have worded this better. You can grown them off of pretty much any plant material, so long as it's prepared right. I've even seen them grown on old books. Sterilization is key.

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My yard grows a shitload of mushrooms, none edible as far as I can tell, I do have lots of downed trees available. Thanks for the info, I'll check into it.

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I thought mushrooms offered very little nutritional value.

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Might depend on the mushroom. The 'recreational' kind don't offer up much other than recreation. Shitake are ~2.3g protein/cup, again not much, but better than nothing. Lions mane is supposedly ~22g protein/100g dried mushrooms and it's touted to have all kinds of neurological benefits as well.

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Do it and do it big. I pulled about 40lbs of blueberries and 30ish of muscadines.

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Small amount of veggies here, fruit trees next year and hopefully raised garden. I also have food walk through my backyard. Debating chickens but so many people have them that eggs are cheap for me.

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It got up to 117°f here this summer and my chestnut trees died. Kinda pissed. Still have my apple and plum trees though. Im on top of the hunting and fishing thing.

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Plant cows next.

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Pro tip about commies: They don't want your land. They don't want to farm. At worst they will raze your farm and then fuck off.

I have talked to Venezuelans this happened to.

So theoretically if you hid in the forest and hid your most important stuff and went back once they fucked off again you would be fine.

Commies also concentrate in the cities and if they don't come in force its easier to quietly hide bodies in the sticks.

In the book Gulag Archipelago about the Soviet Union there was a guy that escaped the police simply by running out of his window. They didn't have the manpower to chase after him so to fill their arrest/gulag quota they took some innocents instead.

Socialism relies heavily on your fear and compliance. Take this vax stuff - at this time you can still easily avoid getting it simply by not bending to the social pressure and maybe at worst switching jobs.

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