Episode-2880- Expert Council Q&A for 5-27-21
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Today on The Survival Podcast the expert panel answers your questions on homeschooling, side hustles, tools, cooking, rabbit fodder, pneumonia, vehicle prep, motivation and more.
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- Another show schedule adjustment – Jack
- All about home schooling and socialization – Amy Dingmann
- Dealing with scrub brush with a chain saw and other/better tools for the job – Tim “Toolman” Cook
- A baked potato salad recipe – Chef Keith Snow
- Knotweed as rabbit fodder – Nick Ferguson
- Care and treatment of pneumonia patients – Doc Bones
- A segment on vehicle safety and preps – Derek Bonpietro
- Quote of the Day – “Perfection is not attainable, but if we chase perfection we can catch excellence. ~ Vince Lombardi – Commentary by Jack
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- Chef Keith’s Baked Potato Salad Recipe
- Safe Feed List for Bunnies
- More than a Name on a Wall – Statler Brothers
Websites of the Expert Council Members
- A Farmish Kind of Life
- MyBraveBotanicals
- Tim the Toolman’s YouTube
- Dr. Berry.com
- Home Made Wonderlust
- Affordable DC Generators
- Hack My Solar
- MT Knives
- Living Free in Tennessee
- A Bee Friendly Company
- Investable Wealth
- Permies.com
- GeoffLawton.com
- DarbySimpson.com
- Whole Systems Design
- Doom and Bloom
- HackMySolar
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To add to Tim’s great advice, I’ve cleared a lot of acres of land and trails by hand and heavy equipment over the years. I recently bought the smallest Makita 18v battery powered chainsaw and it has been fantastic for clearing underbrush up to 2” in diameter. It runs on the same batteries as my power tools and it is super light but will slice through things like yaupon, and small trees quickly with low manual effort. I was really surprised at how much I use it now. It’s great for limbing larger fallen trees to make it easy to get in and cut up the trunk with my larger Stihl 18”. I’m amazed at the variety of battery powered tools from the top brands that are available now.
The bit about the 9 out of 10, and ‘not letting one’s mistakes demorilize oneself’ is excellent advice.
You would have made a fairly good school teacher had you decided to go to university, instead of going into the army & then business.