And where will I welcome folks to episode 3368 of this survival podcast today?

And I've got a subject we've kind of bounced around up.

But we've never talked about it as a full dedicated show before.

We've definitely talked about the individual subjects today of hunting, fishing, and

foraging.

And we've talked about developing or managing a property for those purposes.

I don't know that we've ever talked about it as an alternative to home setting before.

And I'm doing the show for a variety of reasons.

One is I get older, I like work less and less physical type stuff on the property.

That's number one.

Number two, I hear it all the time.

It's so much work.

It's so much work.

I've seen so many people go in the home setting, get overwhelmed and completely riding off.

And I always try to point out to people that there is no absolute life unless you choose

to make it an absolute.

And the approach I take right now, and the amount of home setting stuff we do, and taking

care of all these animals and everything, is actually pretty dramatically different from

what I talk about growing up with.

So we're going to talk like, what was life like in the 1980s, my grandparents, homestead,

and how little actual homestead work there was.

And it was more that we relied on natural sources of food and slowly putting things up

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