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АНТОХА

АНТОХА

@antonhutor· YouTube·Home & Lifestyle·Belarus· data refreshed 2026-10-26View channel ↗
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About АНТОХА

АНТОХА (@antonhutor) is a home & lifestyle creator on YouTube based in Belarus, with 428K subscribers, 156.4M total views and 431 videos.

Здравствуйте! Меня зовут Антон. Я простой парень из маленького Белорусского города. Устал от города и городской суеты в конце 2019 года купил хутор в лесу на краю болота, в центре Белорусского Полесья. Восстанавливаю старый деревянный дом и облагораживаю участок, завел небольшое хозяйство, построил баню и беседку. Делаю все своими руками, хотя ничего не умею, всему приходиться учиться. А мою идею о строительстве часовни поддержала вся деревня и через год часовня была построена. Мои фильмы о жизни на хуторе наглядно показывают что ничего не умеющий городской житель при большом желании может все. Спасибо что вы со мной!!! По поводу сотрудничества Включена Роскомнадзором в перечень персональных страниц: https://gosuslugi.ru/snet/67b59df01bca1d7fe175f84b

АНТОХА (@antonhutor) is a Belarusian home DIY creator documenting his rural homestead project in the Polesian region of Belarus. His channel chronicles the practical process of building infrastructure—including a bathhouse, gazebo, and chapel—alongside establishing a small household farm. The creator emphasizes hands-on problem-solving and skill acquisition in real time, positioning his content around the premise that an urban resident with limited prior construction experience can successfully execute substantial building projects through persistence and documentation. His bio notes community involvement, particularly the village's support for his chapel construction initiative. The channel's longevity and view accumulation suggest sustained audience engagement with long-form homestead and building-project content.

Who should partner with АНТОХА?

АНТOXA's audience consists primarily of home improvement and rural lifestyle enthusiasts, with particular appeal to viewers interested in hands-on construction, renovation, and homesteading documentation. The channel attracts individuals seeking practical building knowledge, DIY project inspiration, and long-form narrative content centered on property development and rural living. Likely brand categories include home improvement retailers, hand and power tools, building materials suppliers, agricultural equipment manufacturers, and rural lifestyle products. Geographically, the audience likely skews toward Eastern European and Russian-speaking regions, though the visual nature of construction content may draw international viewers interested in homestead and renovation projects regardless of language. The channel's emphasis on rural development and community-supported projects (chapel construction) may resonate with audiences valuing sustainability, self-sufficiency, and traditional building practices.