my house now has like 1/3 acre

I will inherit 7 acres, hopefully of decent land

I've been on the other side of that

like a few times

lol

called the law on more cows then crack heads

when you know your in the right spot

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ofc you can virtually eliminate that problem if you have good fencing and you take care of it

>not being rich enough to just import good soil

but its probably the hardest part

they eat their own food, if you need to supplement, then you go out there every other day or every day and pour some grain, big deal

only 8 acres here, but it looks pretty. https://www.redfin.com/OR/Azalea/11509-Upper-Cow-Creek-Rd-97410/home/26085308

I mean its some extra work if one gets sick

If I was rich I would buy banjo as a slave to be my conversational partner and give me wisdom

but these animals take care of themselves

and grow, and you can control their reproduction

buying banjo is the best investment you coul dmake

He would be resentful at first but eventually he would come to enjoy it

I would treat him well

and then you have these big animals that you can get milk, meat, or just sell for cash

just by waiting basically

as well the only texan joke.... toss a tortilla on your windshield and when you spot and someone asks what it is you found your new home

but you gotta go out and feed them every day right

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get them shots

no Fuguer they eat grass

you have to feed them in the winter

or if there's some problem or something

then you feed them grain

vaccinations are like one time

you have to heard them tho

you land is shit if you have to use feed

I mean its a headache if one gets sick sure

herd*

oh wow so hard move them from one pasture to another every once in awhile

just bad thing with cows you need crazy amount of land

yes you need land

goats pigs chickens rabbits and such much more inline for most home steaders

cheater easyer more bang for the buck

never dealt with rabbits or pigs