Two Kentucky landowners, Ida Huddleston, 82, and her daughter, Delsia Bare, 54, are reported to refuse a proposed $26 million purchase of their farmland by developers. The accounts describe the sellers’ initial refusal as they declined the offer for their neighboring properties.
After initially turning down the developers, the outlets say Huddleston and Bare later communicate their position to the would-be buyer, including telling them to “kick rocks and don’t come back,” before changing course. One report characterizes the couple’s actions as ultimately drawing praise, while also emphasizing the shift from refusal toward accepting a decision later on.
The coverage frames the story primarily around the magnitude of the offer and the landowners’ change in stance, but the details of any final agreement terms, timelines, or the developers’ response are not provided in the submitted excerpts. The available information centers on their refusal of the $26 million bid and the reported reversal that follows.
