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EPISODE · Jan 24, 2022 · 40 MIN

WHY THIS PRO WRESTLER BECAME A HOMESTEADER - Living off the Land with Sarah Rowe

from Homesteady - Stories of Living off the Land · host Austin Martin, Squash Hollow Farm

Sarah and her husband Ray have an awesome 50 acre Homestead in Ohio where you can find all kinds of animals, including Highland Cattle! Follow here on INSTAGRAM HERE PIONEERS - CLICK HERE TO WATCH THE FULL LENTH VERSION Sarah spent her youth ‘playin in the mud’ and hunting in the gateway to the south, Louisville, Kentucky. Sarah spent years as a professional wrestler, where she met her husband Ray. They married in a Viking themed wedding, and in June of 2019, they announced Sarah’s pregnancy. Rowesborg was established in 2019. Making the farm a homestead of their own, the goal is to live a sustainable life as healthy and naturally as possible. To the Rowes, homesteading is becoming self-sufficient with what you have at home. Growing, creating, hunting, and harvesting their food. Checkout  Sarah's Instagram Youtube Channel Website BECOME A PIONEER Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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