Being cautious and conscientious about where you're buying property is extremely important. Ensuring that you're aware of any zoning, environmental hazards, or other possible issues ensures that you're going to not only make a good investment but enjoy a peaceable existence in your new home as well. Future-proofing is important too. Of course, you can't control all eventualities, but the last thing you want to do is get caught out, unaware that you were buying next to a plot of land that could…

If you live adjacent to an upstart public official, there's a good chance you're going to run into problems, especially when they believe in loose applications of the rules when it benefits them—despite their otherwise pedantic outlook on regulations. Of course, you're going to run into even more problems when you're managing your agriculturally zoned land in unconventional ways, turning to relatively newfound ecological means of managing pests rather than dumping hundreds of gallons of pestici…

The story of the rural folks' stand against the ever-expanding metropolis and its unfriendly denizens, at this point, is almost mythology. And there's good reason behind that. The rural life paints pictures of warm, tilled-earth, dewy mornings bringing the smell of fresh, damp soil, friendly, tight-knit communities, and the down-to-earth, salt-of-the-earth people who inhabit them. Meanwhile, cities bring forth images of inorganic filth and a cacophony of unnatural sounds. Scores of people pass…

Yee haw and party on!

The bustling pace of urban life is often seen as an affront to those who have only known the relative peace of pastoral living. The two lifestyles are presented as opposite sides of the same coin, with neither capable of existing with the other—on account of the fact that the encroaching bounds of metropolitan life dissolve the countryside like a seltzer tablet in a glass of water. This story originated from a user who claimed to have found it in a comment on a different Reddit thread, neglecti…

'Who builds a house on land they don't own?', would be my first question after reading this story that took place in the 70s. It seems absurd to even think about it. Back in 1972, u/CampfiresInConifers's parents planned to build a ranch house in the countryside, after their mortgage was approved by a local bank. It was a small, rural kind of town, you know the type. The builder, who we will call Bob, overcommitted himself and left inexperienced workers to do their jobs, resulting in numerous mi…

Yeet-haw and meowdy to y'all.

Say yee-haw to your mee-maw and enjoy some memes!

Well smack my grits and call me gravy—these memes are the yeehaw-est!

Yee-haw and howdy doody, it's Friday, ya'll!

We all need a lil yee-haw sometimes, as a treat.

Way down yonder on the Chattahoochee, the memes are hotter than a hoochie coochie!

Farmers who have had barn cats all their lives say the cats are expert hunters and snakes don't stand a chance, but cat lovers say that it's irresponsible to let your pet feline near a venomous snake. (P.S. The cat in the video is perfectly fine.)

Let us be the yee to your haw. You having a hard week, partner? Well don't you fret! The cows are coming home! This isn't our first rodeo lassoing up memes for you good folks on there . We want every hard working cowboy and cowgirl to get a good ‘ole hardy laugh in. Memes are soup for the soul. They give you an instantly humorous break when you need it the most. We reckon maybe it’s time you take a quick meme break? Don't worry, the crops ain't going nowhere. You deserve this break! Heck, us co…

If you can't handle us at our rootinest, then you don't deserve us at our tootinest.

Well smack my knee and call me grandma, these memes are funny!