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Critter Casas and Serpent Attacks

The thing I like most about homesteading will always be the outlet of fun and creativity that comes along with trying to grow your own food, raise animals, and provide proper setups for everyone along the way. The challenge always presents itself when you least expect it..

Mowing the lawn is usually quite relaxing, enjoying the breeze walking along, until you hear a squwaccck from the edge of the jungle. Running over, I wasn’t sure what to expect. Sure enough, a giant boa lay on the fence line wrapped around my helpless little chicken. Eyes giant as she looked up at me wondering what the heck was going on.

With no choice but to run for my machete, I started swinging at the snake without hesitation. Being careful not to hit the little lady, the snake finally let go and she was able to run off with her life. Angry at this attempt to kill one of my critters, I started slashing until the nasty thing slithered off into the jungle. Not sure if I killed it, but if I had gotten it on the spot, it would have been dinner for me and the dogs.

Here are some pictures from around the farm this week, designing and setting up a nice little rabbit house and a chicken ladder to provide a nice safe habitat for my buddies. Enjoy the pictures!

Sincerely,
Nagolbud


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Oceanic Jungle Homestead

The Building Begins (Again)

Something that has always been an escape from society for me, is homesteading. The joy of growing your own food, raising animals, seeing your hard work pay off, is extremely rewarding in a world that hates responsibility. Off on the land by yourself, doing your own thing, there is nothing quite like designing and implementing your own style of farm while trying to solve daily problems and improve the systems that generate your food and water.

I used to love uploading videos and clips from my daily journey, from unique DIY projects to free-range rabbits, it’s always been fun to join the conversation in these communities. However, after being banned multiple times from places like YouTube, losing years of video and time spent editing, uploading, and building a community, (before the days of easily backed up videos), I realized the internet has become a cesspool of trolling, hate, and censorship.

In an attempt to allow myself this outlet of creativity while maintaining some boundaries from the low IQ internet larping, I decided to setup a “Buy Me a Coffee”. If you’re interested in following along on the adventure and supporting my work, both on the homestead and creatively, I invite you to check out my page.

Sincerely,
Nagolbud


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Neighborly Love

Confronted by Kindness

You know it’s funny, I started to question my decision half way through it; chickens, dogs, and a few extra belongings in the back of a pickup truck headed into the jungle. Excited to get out of society again, yet longing for that connection to like minded individuals found on obscure internet forums. Some of my creative outlets require the WWW and most of the time my journey leads to a dead zone away from frequencies and bad vibes one in the same. Upon arrival I was greeted by friendly neighbors, allowing me and my bots to stay online.. all in an effort to continue trolling zombormies while surf fishing along the coastline’s tranquil reflections.

Sincerely,
Nagolbud


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