R Wood

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We are a couple looking for a new experience homesteading in the mountains. We are 28 and 26, experienced at gardening, some livestock, and other outdoor skills. Hobbies include permaculture of course, growing things, hiking, canoeing and kayaking, fishing, woodcrafts, and playing music. Currently, we're living in middle Tennessee, I'm working a full time job welding cabinets in a factory and neither of us are  getting much time to work in the garden or do any of the things that we want to do or learn. I do have a lot of my own tools, and a good running full size truck that could also help, also we do have some pets/small livestock. If anyone is looking for some extra help in exchange for boarding or more, we'd love to hear from you.

Hey Bruce, I'm currently living in middle Tennessee and am very interested.

Still on topic, I just finished off the last of a road kill deer last night. It had aged for about two days before I butchered it last winter. This was a Tennessee winter, so it was about sixty degrees those two days. Still tasted great!

It is highly likely that they were both scavengers and small game hunters. Not to mention the fact that we were eating invertebrates millions of years before eating larger animals.