I Survived 100 Hours on Lamb

[natasha]

I would love a collection of videos of Lilly playing, training, socializing the baby lambs. It just warms my heart to see how special her love is for them. She will one day be a super lamb farmer. She could raise them to sell at market.

[reneequalls]

Lily outside with the wild hair makes me so happy. Such a good life for kids ❤️ they can just go out on their property and be free. Wonderful blessing.

[judithsmith]

Too much jumping from one thing to the next, it is dizzying

[terristewart]

I am with Rebecca—you are very disciplined! And willing to try different methods to improve your health. Sometimes it is trial & error. Blessings to you & your family!

[trennhoffman-ideus]

A tip for getting sheep to walk bring one of the older ones that walk nice goes a lot easier ive been showing sheep for eight years. Great content

[ripbobbyross]

Lily is becoming such a strong willed young lady she is incredible with those lambs

[BennieBlaaskaak]

Dont like the fast editing.. headache...

[robbiedejonge]

I don't remember if I've said this before but I want to thank you so much for introducing me to the carnivore diet. I cannot leave the improvement that has occurred. I have been a diabetic and on some kind of medication since the year 2000. My A1C is finally normal no more meds. NO MORE MEDS FOR

[elgato]

hows your B/P AS WELL AS YOUR CHOLESTROL ? if i may ask, my self the salt almost killed me, had to restructure all my eating habbits low, low low low soidum items, my B/P WAS OFF THE CHARTS DUE TO HIGH SOIDUM, be careful my friend

[BBFishingWV]

My family is about to move to a small 3 acre homestead that we are starting from scratch. You have been my biggest motivation to make my family self reliant. It’s going to be a mini homestead but there’s potential to buy some neighboring land as well.

[Scipiogirl]

Is it possible to get Lily in a 4-H program? She’d be so good at showing animals. She could rack up some cash for her horse dreams.

[inpursuitofvalor]

I like this focused style of video, but I must ask, is the excessive jump cutting due to editing style choice? Its a bit jarring, especially with the camera whipping all over the place. Jump cuts are less violent when the camera is stationary, but whew.

[aprilsmithbean]

Tears need to come from my eyes, yes! Thank you for your respect and compassion! 🙏💛✨

[kimg]

I'm not being disrespectful -I am really curious if you have your cholesterol checked?

[sharoncochran]

The new filming style has had WAY too much caffeine!

[SsaavV]

Fresh pasture raised lamb from the farm, truly a blessing.

[pitman]

Nice work Uncle Justin your determination is inspiring. The mini movies are great but missing the daily vlogs

[graciegolden]

Lamb chops. Maybe twice a year. You all are so fortunate to have chosen what you are doing. Very happy to have come across your channel years ago. Love you all so. East Tennessean in the house. Lilly, dear heart. Justin, please settle just a little.

[thevalkyries]

This is a great series idea! I'd love to see 100 hours of your other farm raised meats and foods.

[TeacherMom]

I love the content of your videos to the moon & back! I especially love what you said about the pain of butchering. You are an honorable good man, Justin Rhodes, with a beautiful wife & family! ... I must confess & I certainly hope this feedback will help, but I am having trouble with comfortably processing the rapid transitions throughout the majority of the video. It's a cool, clever approach for the beginning of a video because it captures the audiences attention. Its great for slow periods that would benefit from more rapid transitioning to help prevent people from getting bored; but it's quite anxiety provoking to have many rapid transitions throughout the entire video. I listen to your videos a lot while cooking & washing dishes & had trouble listening to this one. Normally your videos are comforting, relaxing & inspiring...they feel like home (or what Id like my home to feel like). One of the things I love best about your videos is that they move at a healthy comfortable pace. It makes homesteading seem reachable...possible for the every day person, as you take us on your family's journey. I'm happy with the style of your traditional video content. I of course love & appreciate much about your more modern editing style too. We live in such a fast paced world. Smart phones are designed to get & keep people's attention. People have deteriorating attention spans...not good. I love that you are not like that. The music & sound effects are cool. I love creativity. But I hope you don't feel the need to change the style of your content altogether to keep up with our sick media crazed culture. Your traditionally paced videos help to remind us of what is healthy & natural & truly important in life. Keep being beautiful YOUS! We love & appreciate you. Gratitude & respect from Massachusetts. 💖🙏🏼😇