Hearted Youtube comments on KYLES CABIN (@KYLESCABIN) channel.

  1. I’m 65. I started living off grid 2 years ago. I love it. That said my family thinks that I’m touched in the head. No matter what the weather is outside, I look out and see the beauty all around me. And that brings me peace that they don’t have.
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  2. I’m from your dad’s generation. It took my entire working life to finally buy some land and build a recreational property in the Ozark hills. You can’t believe how many times I’ve mentioned that I should’ve done this earlier. A lot earlier. You’re a brilliant man to have listened to your heart. Well done. And by the way, I have learned a great deal from your channel.
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  3. I am an old man that can tell you for sure you have truly figured things out correctly. For a young man you are wise beyond your years. Do what makes you feel fulfilled and you will never have regrets.
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  4. Why cant every off grid video be like this. Real. All the cute little fake couples probly with rich parents making these cheesy videos makes me wanna puke. Great video
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  5. Who in the hell gives this a thumbs down? Sheesh. Awesome job, kid.
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  6. I'm an older guy but just wanted to say I wish more younger people have the same drive that you have. Keep up the great work.
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  7. Living off grid is amazing. Lots of folks say they can't cause they have kids. We lived in a tent for three months while we built out cabin. Me, my wife, and two boys are out here doing it. The biggest hang up to people getting out and doing it though is the lack of basic trade skills these days. Most people want a white collar computer or office based job. Working with your hands is becoming more and more valuable every day.
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  8. Here's a guy who starts building a brand new home and then decides you know what I need to put a addition on my current home. This is the kind of content I'm looking for!
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  9. You both are inspiring to us, gives us hope for future generations to come back full circle. My husband and I have been married 39yrs, he just turned 60 yrs. old and I'm just a few days away from 58yrs old. We've been living a very simple homestead type life for over 30 yrs. now and have been debt free for almost 20 yrs. we heat with wood, cook on a wood cook stove in cool weather and over open fire or using a propane burner when hot. We raise all our beef, husband hunts, we raise poultry for meat and eggs, have dairy goats and a jersey dairy cow for milk and cream. The only expenses we have our very low and monitored power and natural gas bills, our yearly property taxes, vehicle and home insurance. My husband does work away from home (mainly at this point for health insurance) but has winters off for the most part. I will add that having health insurance as we age can be important and we have 5 yrs. until Medicare will be available for my husband, that is if it is even around in 5 yrs. Many people are upset and dismayed by the economy and inflation, while we see it, especially with animal feed, it isn't a huge concern due to our financial freedom. Keep sharing, you both are awesome, and we pray other young people will wake up and stop being slaves to the world and its influences.
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  10. I did the same thing 50 years ago and still living in it now 90 and raised 2 kids in it. Sam Houston National forest Texas.
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  11. While there is plenty to legitimately criticize about the health care system, it is certainly not designed to keep you "enslaved" to it. Modern medicine, despite its warts, is one of the greatest achievements in human history. My dad is still living on his own at 90 years old. Without modern medicine he would have died when his appendix ruptured 55 years ago. Talented surgeons operated and saved him. Without modern medicine I would have grown up without a father.
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  12. My parents in their late 50s decided to do this. Have a large plot of land, cabin set up like yours and their lives are just a constant project of tending to their domain, building it out and enjoying their freedom. I can see how much fulfillment it gives and IM JEALOUS
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  13. Some how watching your dog bound thru the snow makes life feel good.
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  14. So refreshing to follow a vlog that doesn’t use click bait!
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  15. Cut a access hole in the floor under the bedroom for a escape hatch into a root cellar/ storm shelter n build a secret shelter in the ground
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  16. Amazing. I’m 24 and struggle with putting ikea furniture together. 😭 I can’t imagine being this self sufficient.
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  17. One of the hardest workers on YouTube! Great job!
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  18. I’m an old man now but I used to do things such as this throughout my life and lament that I’m no longer able to do these things. The smell of the woods. The wood submitting to your will. The progress. And the earned nights rest due to a days honest and rewarding labors. Thank you sir for allowing me to participate in your project. Thank you. Thank you.
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  19. What I love about this channel is you get to see a real dude live the off grid life, without feeling like you're being sold some product or told to smash the like button every 5 minutes. It's refreshing.
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  20. I just went off grid! 3 months ago in the U.P. So much fun, Kyle you had a part in influencing me too, I was stuck in a mortgage and took advantage of the hot market this year and sold the house in the suburbs for a profit. I was able to buy 40 acres for cash and now I'm debt free as well
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  21. I have been totally impressed with you and Cierra sharing your lives and loves with us. Thank you for demonstrating the way of life needed in your neck of the woods. We love your whole family and wholesome lifestyles. Your subs will amaze you soon as word gets out. When you and Cierra are rich dont forget us little people! God Bless! Great channel!
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  22. A skirt of sorts around the house so the wind dont blow under it might raise the temperature inside a bit
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  23. The fall colors, skeeter and the chickens, and a guy building a log cabin, perfect!
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  24. How in the world did we ever build a house before that tape? My house is over 100 years old and the widows are insulated with rolled up news papers. No leaks here. I've seen worse building by "contractors". You did a pretty good job Kyle.
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  25. Been offgrid 3 years. Its tough but its rewarding. You really appreciate the land when you do. When I get visits from family and friends they don't get it. They want to help me pay to bring electricity into my land and I kindly tell them no. Debt free is the way to be. And that huge pressure of having a mortgage is the best feeling in the world. So I agree with everything he says!
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  26. Don't bother with what people say when the cabin is complete everything will be in its place, you are doing a fantastic job. Love how you mention yuh girlfriend everytime
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  27. Kyle you've been an inspiration. My situation here in the UK is very different, but with the way the world is going instead of selling my old house for something more modern I'm thinking about solar, opening the chimneys back up and putting stoves in, converting the barn, and growing my own food. There's already a well and plenty of space for a fairly self-sufficient small family to grow, keep chickens etc. I'd like to find myself a nice lady like you have lol, and am a generation older, with no practical skills (yet!) but you really have inspired me over the last few years of seeing what you've accomplished, it's amazing. Thank you!!!
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  28. Excellent video!!! No talking! No music! Just real life. Take care!
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  29. Your video is so inspiring. We have 35 acres and it’s already paid for and we have talked about building our own home on it and living off grid in the near future. l can’t wait to be able to grow my own veggies and raise my own chickens. Thank you for showing us your way of living. Love this lifestyle!
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  30. This style of living is the greatest threat to the modern world I love it ! The government wants everyone to rely on them for everything. People who can live like this are most hated by the government they don’t want us living like this they want us all cooped up in cities dependent on them…. Keep it up I hope to one day do this as well with my wife and kids if possible… cheers!
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  31. Just Kyle casually building an off grid cabin by himself with Skeeter supervising. ❤
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  32. Even with the Crazy price of lumber. Being under $ 10,000 is really good for the size of your Cabin. And you're right. There is no better feeling in the world when U don't have to pay the bank for the home U live in. Peace Bro !! 👍👍💪💪💪💪💪✌✌
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  33. I’ve been watching since the beginning. Always enjoy your videos. It’s phenomenal to see what hard work over time can look like. Congratulations to you and your growing family.
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  34. An screened-in outdoor living space/kitchen would be ideal. You could enjoy bug-free evenings outside.
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  35. All the dislikes are from people who either have a mortgage, or can’t be bothered to take the plunge and have a go themselves, you should be very proud of what you and your dad is helping you to do. Keep up the great work, and these videos coming please.
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  36. Having another channel from Sierra's perspective is a really good idea. Heck if Skeeter had his own channel we'd watch that too!
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  37. What a nice man to search you out to give you all those building materials.
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  38. Nice work, Kyle. With so many YouTubers building cabins these days, but taking forever to make any meaningful progress, it’s very refreshing and enjoyable to see you, Sierra, and your Dad out there just getting after it, and making it happen. Keep up the good work.
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  39. this is one of my favorite videos i've seen from a homesteader. i love how he repeatedly shared not only that we can do it, but we should! also that he spent little time talking about the work of it all & spent so much more time talking about how beneficial & worthwhile it is. i definitely have a lot of respect for this creator & have just subscribed!
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  40. “i won’t use Sierra as Click Bait”. 😂. I totally get it. Lol
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  41. I think a lot of people have the wrong impression about what living “off the grid” means. It’s just that, normal living, only disconnected from utilities, therefore it’s still regular living doing what’s necessary to replace reliance on the grid with self sufficient methods. This is going to sound a bit weird, but I think a lot of people here in the comments are adding their own perception of the causation, as in the reason or intent behind the lifestyle, rather than understanding it is simply living the lifestyle necessary to be disconnected from the grid. No, there are no rules. No, it doesn’t mean you’re amish, or religious, or a doomsday prepper, or any of the other possible reasons that other groups may live what seems to be in similar fashion. Off grid living is living a lifestyle that fills the necessities normally satisfied by the grid in a self sufficient manner. That’s it. The rest is up to you. This is why he stated that this video is about WHY he does it. Because although it should be simple, people assume the motivations of other similar lifestyles onto him because he lives outside a city and does things for himself. In short, drop the prejudices, people, and listen to what the man is saying.
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  42. There will ALWAYS be someone telling you how to do something better or different. You guys do what you want and understand that changes can always be made when you need to make them. I am so impressed by the work that you and your dad are doing and wish you, Cierra and Skeeter all the best. Good luck with your chickens!
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  43. I died laughing when the circular saw wasn’t cutting it, and out came the chainsaw….lol Door looks good. Glad to hear Cierra is doing well.
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  44. I get so excited for these videos. I look everyday to see if Kyle uploaded. Pair this with dinner and nothing else matters. I love it
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  45. Kyle, yes you’re young but you’re not dumb. You’re smart, creative, daring, adventurous, interesting, well spoken and fun to watch.
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  46. All homesteads need an outdoor cooking area that doubles as the food and game processing area. When daytime temps are high, cooking indoors sucks and processing food, canning, etc., goes nicer outdoors too. Some type of food storage (i.e, root cellar) option might prove useful in the fall as well. Cheers to both of you for all your adventurous spirit.
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  47. You can tell the excitement in your voice that you and Sierra have a well and running water. No more melting snow at the homestead. Big congratulations to both of you.👍
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  48. Superb! I often go to bed at night and imagine that I'm somewhere like that as I drift off to sleep. Thanks for uploading.
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  49. The Good LORD will provide. I have been really focused on off grid and living in the woods, I'm not afraid to live alone in the woods, I think I was born for it. I'm really happy to start planning living off grid and enjoying what God has to offer, It's the simple life that brings happiness, God will make a way were there is no way. You are truly blessed. thanks for the encouragement.
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  50. I envy the simplicity and comfort of this lifestyle !!
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