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Jim Ross Is Starting A Cannabis Farm In Oklahoma

Business is about to pick up for Jim Ross … the cannabis business, that is.

Jim Ross revealed that he’s in the early stages of starting his own cannabis farm with his family, and recently bought some land in Oklahoma for the new venture.

“My youngest daughter and her husband and I, and another guy, a lawyer, a specialty in the field, are getting ready to start a cannabis farm. And we’re looking at the working title of ‘Black Hat Farms.’ I bought some land in Oklahoma recently for the grow houses and all the things. That’s gonna be their life, that’s gonna be a big deal. She’s got a great job in marketing, she’s not gonna quit that. I wouldn’t even let her consider that. So, I’m excited about that for my kids.”

Ross also talked about the motivation behind starting a new business, as well as how he’s trying to plan ahead for the future to alleviate some issues related to when he ultimately passes away.

“You know, I figured out it was probably smarter to leave them things while I was alive than sort through all the heartbreak and the minutiae and the legal stuff, the probate courts and all these things, after I was gone. It’s gonna be hard enough after I’m gone simply because I’ve got so much memorabilia. I need a clever, creative way to have somebody that knows what the hell they’re doing come to my home, inventory my memorabilia, and then figure out the best way to pair it down. So I’ve got some cool stuff, and it’s hard to give it up too, quite frankly, but it’s just so much. It’s a whole room full of stuff, it’s everywhere. It looks like I’m a hoarder.”

Ross noted that his late wife, Jan, was also a collector, and said he often gets John Wayne and Mickey Mantle-themed gifts as gifts every year, so there’s quite a bit of merchandise he has.

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