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You never know when some of them might come back. Doubtful in a lot of cases tho.

Yes, "me"... again.

Haven't had to in years now!

Waiting for the slapfight dust to settle. It sort of hasn't still, but enough to know which ED is the shitty one.

No, I'm Barrabas.

It is on the option block for sure. I'm trying not to get too too far ahead of myself right now. I'm moving out to Vegas at the end of August, so it is all research and ducks in a row til I can get out there and start putting my boots on the ground.

Yeah, I have been looking at land like it is pornography the last few weeks. Electricity and water will probably just end up as solar/wind powered on site. Maybe a steam boiler, once I get my timber crop in. I've been doing a lot of homework on this stuff. Homesteading is a process. We will...

You can buy camel from the Exotic Meat Market online. And the HOPE is to get a grant, based on the fact that it is cutting edge agriculture. If the state won't do it, I still have moves. At the least I'd like them to open up a square mile for me in the middle of nowhere-- heck, I'll buy it...

Oh, and IMO, they taste better than goat. Goat is very goaty.

Yeah, I visited Vegas in the spring, and everyone was super friendly. I'll keep the highlands in mind, for sure. Those are actually what I really want. Pretty much willing to work with whatever the BLM is willing to let me have tho. Goats were a thought too, for sure. Was gonna focus on camel...

I actually don't care how rural or shitty the nearby area is. In fact, the more desolate and arid the better. The whole point of the experiment is to make use of wastelands in the Southwest in the most efficient and productive ways imaginable-- particularly with the future of water in the area...

If I can't get the KUNTzei, I will go steal the NIG(G)ER variety from the Arboretum of the University of AZ. The plan is for a quarter of a half portion (40 acres) for the long-term purposes of some good lumber. I'll be growing regular Honey-Mesquite too, for purposes of various foods, firewood...

They're doing well. Moving west to farm mesquite and raise camels on the shittiest land in the USA.

N-n-not like I was wo-worried or anything, b-b-baka!