ask a guy who just bought a farm, gonna raise cattle, chickens, all his own sh**

[generaltsofan]

how is the wheater in colorado ?

would get some goats considering the vegetation

cold but good.

[Trapstar4.4]

Damn this is so foreign to me.

what is a mule deer? Some cross breed sht? And why are they bad?

Why are elk good?

Good stuff man. I assume you grew up around this stuff? I have 0 knowledge about this stuff. Working with bees? Oh laaaawwd. I realize sone of the benefits but it never ocurred to me to purchase some. But hey its local honey, cant get any more local than that.

I will bump tgis thread after I sleep for a few hours. This was an entertaining read

[Trapstar4.4]

One more question. You gonna buy a bee suit? That hazmat type sht?

[aauguzt]

Congratz OP

I can guarantee it wont be easy. How many hours have you planned to spend on the farm every day?


Are you gonna do the harvesting by yourself or get some entrepeneur to do it?

Have you calculated the costs of having everything running on the farm?

What about animal care?

[generaltsofan]

Damn this is so foreign to me.

what is a mule deer? Some cross breed sht? And why are they bad?

Why are elk good?

Good stuff man. I assume you grew up around this stuff? I have 0 knowledge about this stuff. Working with bees? Oh laaaawwd. I realize sone of the benefits but it never ocurred to me to purchase some. But hey its local honey, cant get any more local than that.

I will bump tgis thread after I sleep for a few hours. This was an entertaining read

no i grew up in the east coast, moved out here when I was 19 bros of mine told me about colorado and how it amazing it was had to see for myself. Came out for vacation, dropped out of college, never left.

Elk are good because they are stunningly beautiful, the most delicious meat i've ever tasted, fill up the freezer, and a million other reasons. elk basically migrate the same path every year. u can go on CO hunting websites and track the herds. They are amazing beautiful delicious animals. when u see an elk herd in the middle of a field or on top of mountain it's like finding jesus or something...I've had experienced hunters drop their rifles and just look. it's really really beautiful, they are amazing animals.

and they taste good as fck.

Mule deer are gross, taste like sage w/ anus mixed in. Fun to hunt tho. I don't want them on my land cuz they eat and eat and eat and never leave.

One more question. You gonna buy a bee suit? That hazmat type sht?

lol. google raising bees bro. its easy

[FunkDaddy]

How do you guys know that already? Lol.

We found the same real estate website you did.

[generaltsofan]

Congratz OP

I can guarantee it wont be easy. How many hours have you planned to spend on the farm every day?


Are you gonna do the harvesting by yourself or get some entrepeneur to do it?

Have you calculated the costs of having everything running on the farm?

What about animal care?

I only plan on having enough for myself and gifts for neighbors as far as veggies. Cattle, sheeit I won't even have beef for 2 seasons. I'm getting little pepper your angus....angus. It takes a while for them to grow.

Yes calculated rough costs.

Animal care I can do the basics, vets on-site when necessary.

[Stannis]

In for weed and shroom gains. Just buy cows for them shrooms/10

Massive weed farm/10

[datderecreatine]

Haha. I'm actually in Fresno taking care of a indoor farm. 30 lights. But just wondering how did you get this idea without any farming experience? I can't imagine starting with such a big load. When I first started I did 8-10 lights and that was work. I had to get use to the workload first. And how much was this total investment? My investment was 20k-30k

[cromofo]

pepper you angus brah coz it won't be easy

farmer brah crew

[generaltsofan]

Haha. I'm actually in Fresno taking care of a indoor farm. 30 lights. But just wondering how did you get this idea without any farming experience? I can't imagine starting with such a big load. When I first started I did 8-10 lights and that was work. I had to get use to the workload first. And how much was this total investment? My investment was 20k-30k

haha. I did that type of farming. That's a memory now

[Bustinhimens]

I can confirm honey from beehives on the day of extractio. Is hnnng/10 nothing like grabbing some honeycomb stuff covered in honey and suckin it dry

[CGDuke]

I'll only have like 6 cows total

Ill deal w/ what I am capable of dealing with, otherwise emergency vet calls. None of my cows will be getting pregnant. Yes Ill milk my milk sow. Vegetables, hunting land, and if I can, hay, but I doubt I'll want to deal w/ that. That was a play it by ear thing that I wasn't sure of.

How are you gonna milk cows that haven't had a calf genius

[kluz1ve]

looks beautiful man