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Road Trip Stop #3: The "Bunker" at Dutch's Homestead in Oklahoma (homestead tour meet and greet)

What happens here

Upon arrival, the camera captures scenes of chickens roaming freely, sheep within a fenced area, and pigs in a muddy, well-used pen. The property also features multiple sheds and a visible garden area in the distance, indicating a diversified farming and homesteading effort. The interaction with the animals and the presentation of their living spaces highlight practical aspects of rural land management.

Goal: The tour continues on foot, revealing various animal enclosures for pigs, sheep, and chickens, along with general farm structures like sheds and a garden.

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church what we got here some genuine Oklahoma chickens right there and that's a ki be keeping it Dutch what's up man introductions have been made some we've been really curious about on Stoney Ridge farm is getting some sheep because we have goats and the goats keep getting out but we want some lawnmowers sheep are awesome lawn mowers we haven't talked to Dutch about his sheep boys I remember watching you guys as y'all are just little all right so we're here with Dutch here sup guys and we're checking out his pigs so you got a couple pigs over here right yeah a couple feeder pigs were taken to the butcher probably the end of October what kind of pigs already like a heritage either York Shire okay little brothers Wright brothers brothers till the end right on brothers till the end it's good stuff brother sausage is the best sauce on you so you got a couple sheep right here too I see you like behind us over there right in here somewhere we're down to two door proof sheets right here you can see them back there behind you yeah look a little mangy but they're a hair sheep in there they're supposed to shed all their hair but these ones aren't really full blood so they don't do with this bug see what do you use as a sheep for other sheep I just raised really just for the meat market we sell them we got a local auction probably out twenty miles from here that will take we get a few of them saved up and they'll take up there and take to the auction cool people just buy them for they're trying to get their own flock going and we're just for the meat market I know sheep you can have anywhere from seven to ten sheep per acre you know that's if the grass is growing good nice so we watched you kind come along here and build this Pigpen and from from scratch guys if you want to check out Dutchess channel you can kind of watch how he's taking these pigs and it made something pretty awesome a little pin here this pin raised about twelve pigs I think over the last several years nice so dutch these two pigs you have one black one and one white one Hey like so racially these pigs are pretty cool again water they get along great there's no fighting I mean nice Dutch tell me about where you live this this looks like you live in a pole barn is that right yeah we live in a barn live in a born in a barn yeah we were born here but we live in a barn so tell me about the barn that you live in built of 30 by 50 Paul barn now here in Oklahoma it's pretty common for people to build…

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