Well maybe that is because the term is so misused. I don't see hoarding, and stock for prepared living as anything close to the same thing. We have a few iron piles that have not been scraped out in over 50 years. No it is not pretty but sure does supply a lot of parts for different jobs over the years. The iron changes as things change. SO I suppose canning and storing garden staples for winter is hoarding buy your definition. I just call it being prepared for winter or use after that if needed rather than worrying about no gas for a few days or if the one tractor doesn't start and I have hay down I can just go get a different one. Yup we do have a few that are not in running condition we could either fix or part out for a couple other tractors too. SO I suppose that is hoarding too. I don't it sucks to be you. As for the state coming in and removing property from private land is none of their business what the guy has. I'd be pissed too. IF i had to put up with state over reach like that I'd probably leave that state. Yes I've considered leaving where I am to someplace else. And under the new bolshevik regime It might be better in Russia.
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