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In this of two videos, introductions are made of just what kinds of livestock the homesteading prepper may want to consider depending on lot or acreage size and so forth. I may have come off a bit admonishing about preparing for livestock before bringing any home, but that’s only because I’ve witnessed over and over animals suffering in an ill-equipped new home with ill-equipped new owners, so it’s gotten to be a pet peeve of mine. As with all our endeavors getting ready for what the future might bring, preparation and organization is everything when it comes to success with livestock too. Books featured on this video are: “How to Build Animal Housing” by Carol Ekarius and “Chicken Coops” by Judy Pangman

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Please note that self-help is generally illegal in many states!
What makes it my seat?: I have claimed adverse possession of it from the law library. I have changed its state by rearranging the chairs, have been open and notorious about it being my seat, can exclude the library from it (with the use of signs and/or Supreme Court Reporters used as barricades), have held it continuously (while studying, with no long gaps while studying), and am hostile and adverse about anyone else taking it!

I have also been studying way, way too long, I think.
I was wondering how long it would take for someone to take the joke dead-seriously!

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