Canning+7

Today I interviewed a person named Shannon Townsend. Him and I met on an app called Club House. You can only get the Club House app on your Smart Phone. Shannon and I heard a presentation given by a professor named Frank Mitloener at the University of California Davis. He gave a presentation at the Farm Bureau of South Dakoda. Unfortunately, the presentation can not be found on the web. However, below, there are links where you can find more about Frank Mitloener.

https://www.linkedin.com/in/frank-mitloehner-937bb120/

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hdm_UHISFgs

On this episode of the Canning+7 Podcast, I interviewed a person named Marty Golden. He has a business called Fly Creek Kennels. We discussed how he became interested in training hunting dogs. We also talked about what drove him to move to Billings. We also covered how long it took him to get his training certification. Marty walked me through how he trains a dog. We also went over having your dogs in a crate. Many people think putting a dog in a crate is inhumane. However, if you don’t leave your dog in a crate all day and let your dog out let’s say in intervals such as for every 2 hours he or she is in the crate. The owner could let him out for 2 or 3 hours this Marty also told me what he likes most about his job and what kind of gun he likes to use. Marty is not a prepper. After all Marty lives in Montana. A lot of Montanans like guns. Thank you for listening to the Canning+7 Podcast. http://www.flycreekkennels.com

I reuploaded the podcast. there was a technical glitch I found where I was disconnected from Natalie and was also muted from the recording for a minute or so. I edited it out and reuploaded the podcast. Thanks for a listener telling me that that part was on the podcast from yesterday. In joy the podcast. The description is below. On this Episode of the Canning+7 Podcast, I interviewed Natalie Thurman. As some of you know, I redid the podcast her and I did a few weeks ago. I am confident you will like this podcast much better. I briefly mentioned her website. Then we discussed 7 reasons why she thinks the Anatolian shepherd is her preferred Livestock guardian dog. Natalie Thurman is a breeder/consultant. Se, we talked about how a person can be a client of hers. Once a person becomes her client, we then discuss what happens next. You get on a waiting list when a puppy becomes available. We discussed effective ways to train a dog. I asked Natalie if training a dog is a lot like parenting. She laughed and said “Yes.” Natalie and I then talked about how she moved from Southern California to Montana to become a Homesteader/Prepper/Breeder/consultant. I then asked her what she likes about being a homesteader/prepper. Then I asked her what is a good gun for preppers to use.

https://apexanatolians.com/

https://predator-friendly-ranching.blogspot.com/

On this Episode of the Canning+7 Podcast, I interviewed Natalie Thurman. As some of you know, I redid the podcast her and I did a few weeks ago. I am confident you will like this podcast much better. I briefly mentioned her website. Then we discussed 7 reasons why she thinks the Anatolian shepherd is her preferred Livestock guardian dog. Natalie Thurman is a breeder/consultant. Se, we talked about how a person can be a client of hers. Once a person becomes her client, we then discuss what happens next. You get on a waiting list when a puppy becomes available. We discussed effective ways to train a dog. I asked Natalie if training a dog is a lot like parenting. She laughed and said “Yes.” Natalie and I then talked about how she moved from Southern California to Montana to become a Homesteader/Prepper/Breeder/consultant. I then asked her what she likes about being a homesteader/prepper. Then I asked her what is a good gun for preppers to use.

https://apexanatolians.com/

https://predator-friendly-ranching.blogspot.com/

The podcast I did with Natalie Thurman will be recorded.

Today I interviewed Kendall Whiting. We discussed his company Life Saving Food. He is a wholesaler for ReadyWise which is another food storage company. We discussed how Kendall got in to the food storage business. We also discussed some of the Kits he sales, storing water, and why ReadyWise might be a better brand to perches from instead of other brands.

http://www.lifesavingfood.com

On Part1 of this episode of Canning+7, I interviewed Natalie Thurman. Natalie lives in Montana, trains and breeds LDG (Livestock Guardian Dogs). She also has an online school where she teaches people how to train Livestock Guardian dogs. We discuss Who is Natalie Thurman, how she ended up in Montana, and how she began breeding and training Livestock Guardian Dogs. We discussed how to train Livestock Guardian Dogs, what breed works best in Montana, what to do when a Livestock Guardian Dog goes to a new family. This is because it is common for the Livestock Guardian Dog will regress to unwanted behavior when it is out of the hands of its original breeder. I ask questions and discuss things I found on a blog called, Predator Friendly Ranching from Louise Liebenberg. Natalie Thurman also has a website of her own called, Apex Anatolins

https://predator-friendly-ranching.blogspot.com/

https://apexanatolians.com/

On Part 2 of this episode. Natalie and I discussed an article from Louise Liebenberg discussing why there shouldn’t be bounties for wolfs in Alberta Canada. I played devil’s advocate with Natalie partly to get the other side and because I am still learning about LDG dogs guarding livestock against Predators such as wolfs and other Predators.

https://predator-friendly-ranching.blogspot.com/p/our-ranch.html

On part 2 of this episode, Steve Madsen and I discussed why a person would want to both can and freeze dry food. We also talked about why it may not be the best idea to store food in a vacuum back. I also asked him about storing food in Liquid Nitrogen and why it might not be a good idea either. We also discussed ways you can store water and have it last for a longer period of time.