At first i was here to watch renovation stuff, but now im here to watch what ever ants does. im at the point of no return. came for the contend, stayd for the content creator.
I love how you learned English, it’s easy when you surround yourself with American English TV commercials, movies, cartoons, music, etc or any other language to learn. You even have the l slang down packed and what tops it off is your sense of humor, I applaud 👏🏻 and thank you for having that desire.
Hi Andris, So good that you improve things structurally and mechanically around your home, but it is your consideration for the land and forest that puts you high in people's estimation. Lots of people take trees but don't replace. Well done my very best to you MARK uk
The reason that log over the stream isn't rotting away is because it is still very much alive as evidence by all the new branches growing out of it. It was probably felled by high winds but never fully uprooted.
You know we are all going to say yes to the cable and pull out the ash tree! Just don’t get the Soviet dozer stuck!!! Love seeing the property in the spring. See ya next week!
I see local history….. buy it…. restore and protect…. Then invest some time planning for tourism….. your family land is beautiful…. Most people love beauty and nature 👍
If you have live oak on your land, buy some tennis balls. Cut em in half, then fill them with potting soil, top soil, what ever good kinda soil you have. Then attach them to branches, and give it a couple weeks and then you can cut the branch off where you have the tennis ball (home made root ball), and then you remove the tennis balls, and you can plant the branch. (Look up on google how to use a root ball, to get the specific information on how long you need to let the root ball sit on the limb. And to verify if you need any rooting compound or anything else.). You could also get a post hole digger, and use that too dig the holes for your tree's. (There are the ones that mount behind your tractor, but I use the ones that have the 2 blades, you slam into the ground, and pull the handles to pinch the blades together and it grabs the soil for removal. )
LOL it happens to me on my property the same way. But it's always trash tree's and not the oak's, douglas fir, or cedars I want. :D Always pine, and I forget what other kinds of tree's I have.
Your english is why i like this channel andris you dont care thats why i like it laughing many times 🙂 And all the things you do enjoy every time a new video comes out
Hi Andris! We really enjoyed today's episode, The tour of your property with the reminiscing about your childhood and your Grampa. I must admit that before Ants Pants we knew nothing about Estonia. Did not even know where it was located. You have opened our eyes and minds! You could open a Bed & Breakfast for Estonia tourism. Your sinkholes are intriguing. Was there any WW2 activity there? If tanks were abandoned they eventually because of their weight they sink into soft ground and submerge in Water. Forget the $500.00 cable and buy a Drone. Tony & Kathy
@@Ants_Pants Obviously, we would all enjoy a view of the family property via a drone. The new road seems to go into the woods from behind the main house and circle in a counterclockwise arc to the grass downhill from the 128-year-old house. Won't continuing in that direction mess up the grass you didn't want to drive the tractors on and the lawns nearest the living areas? I guess I don't understand what the purpose of the road is. I should watch the video again. I watch you every day as I run on my treadmill. Maybe I should slow down and pay attention.
my family property has 9 masive ever green oaks and my brother planted a bunch of acorns in large coffee cans and they grew. he planted a few and gave away a bunch.
early Estonian fix this week...the shakes have stopped now. I now am up to date on what's happening at a property thousands of kilometres away from me. Thanks Andris.
When i was a boy, my grand parents lived in WI in an area with 3 spring fed lakes and they were surrounded by trees like that, maple, birch, spruce, walnut, mulberry etc... but in the area surrounding, it was all corn fields. I always tried to imagine the native americans who lived there the kickapoo and maybe some others. i think way back when when the entire state was full of trees and forests for hundreds and hundreds of miles. I was like u, i wandered those forests for hours and hours picking blue berries, mulberries, black berries, raspberries and all diff kinds of nuts. It is as beautiful as ur area but it dint get as cold as estonia. I miss those days as now i live in the south where its pretty much ash, oak and cedar and not much else cept cactus. Thank you for sharing with us, it brings back so many wonderful memories. As far as you getting biden to get u an air craft carrier....u'd have a better chance off flapping ur arms to fly to the moon. He doesnt know his ass from his elbow and thats not exagerating lol. I think u'll have to settle for a rubber duck amigo. hehe.
I told him he better be careful what he asks Biden for because Biden loves spending our money on useless crap that doesn’t help the US and Ants is liable to wake up some morning with a knock on the door from the US government asking him where he wants them to park the aircraft carrier.
Hey Andris, if you had a dozer you could use that to clear those streams and fill those huge sink holes. Oh wait, you do... future videos for the summer when things dry out a bit.
great idea about the acorns. if you make a garden bed and intentionally plant them you'll succeed. around here I'm constantly pulling up tiny oaks in my lawn that pop up after the squirrels do their work.
Ant, totally impressed with the way in which you learned English. Unbelievable and I imagine you don't have a lot of friends to practice speaking English with. Some naturalists here in Canada discovered what triggers beavers to want to build a dam, and damn it wouldn't you know it is the sound of running water. They set up a speaker near the side of the lake that had the sound of running water playing and the beavers built a dam in front of the speaker.
Ant, your English is top hole, and you make great and very funny RUclips videos, you are a very entertaining guy. Keep doing what you do best and that's entertaining us all. Regards David (UK)
Great video. Love the fact your planting back trees and not letting them get cut down for forestry. Beautiful Forest you have. And yes, Pull out the Spruce tree. Will make for a great video.😅
here in the UK commercial tree planting contractors use track diggers to plant thousands of trees by using the bucket to turn over about a 600mm square of topsoil and turn it over and plant a tree shoot on top of the mound
Thanks for the tour around the forest! The stream was magical with the floating bubbles in the sunlight, really beautiful! Swedes made strong wheelbarrows too back in the day. Our wheelbarrow is almost 70 years old, my 76 year old neighbour was born and raised in our house and he remembers his father bought the wheelbarrow in 1954 when he was going to dig a basement under the house. It is heavy as hell, large wood handles and thick steel tub. I have never even had to pump the tire. Some things were much better back then.
A).For learning English via movies & cartoons = AWESOME!! You speak better than some Americans. B). Trees in danger of dropping dead limbs, we call "widow makers". For the very reason you mentioned. (Drop/Smack/Dead). C). You could post a 'surprise' video of 1hour just of your trickling brook and water sound. The way the sun was reflecting, it was so peaceful. Great video. Thanks. Ohio
What a wonderful sentiment Ants. Planting trees, all some youtubers can do is dig up and burn them (you know who you are, Andrew) thankyou for all your efforts.
Two things that will reduce leeches in your pond. 1) more aggressive pond fish native to Estonia 2) make leech traps and place them all around your pond Make the trap by putting leech sized holes into large coffee cans with plastic lids and place raw chicken inside.The leeches can get in but can't get back out due to the sharp edges. Start drinking coffee because you'll need a lot of cans.
Kind of surprising that the Pike hasn't done much on that front. I learned growing up that Pikes eat pretty much anything. Including smaller Pikes. But they generally keep the water they live in clear of most undesired stuff. Meaning that in a lake etc. with pike, you usually end up with a smaller number of them overtimes but the ones who survive get huge. So logic is fish some of the bigger ones out and the population of pikes in a lake would shoot up for a while and with great quantity comes great consumption.
Thank you for giving back to the forest. Was a fun tour of the property and great hearing about your memories growing up there. Nice that the kids came out to help for a while.
I really like the video. I live in an area that has lots of trees. During the 1900's it was the forestry capital of the south in the US. I used to walk the woods a lot when I was younger sometimes I would go way back in the river bottoms and stay in a tent for a month at a time. Nobody around just me the trees and the animals. It was so peaceful. Keep planting trees because you and your children and grandchildren will get to enjoy them. Thanks for taking us along with you Bro. 😎🌳🌲 👍🏻
I have learned alot from your videos. I had to go to the world map to locate your country ❤ It is so beautiful, where you are. Totally impressed with your English skills.😊 The beaver dam removal was very interesting and again i learned something new about beavers. Your humor makes this video simply delightful! Wishing you best of the best 😊from the USA
Ants, I usually understand 95% of your English. No worries you'll always have complainers. Now I know why you're not on Estonia high jump team. 😂 Thanks for sharing.
It’s funny how universal some things are no matter where you live. We plant trees every year also but have to keep a lookout for bears. Beaver dams are a problem here also in Minnesota. Was very nice to see mom even if it was Briefly. Very enjoyable video Ants!!
Oak is really easy to grow from acorns, collect a bunch of them in the fall and put in buckets with dirt and you'll have a bunch of sprouts in the spring
That Clay house - in English it would be described as "Wattle and Daub" - Wattle being the walls made of woven tree or shrubbery branches, and Daub is the mud or clay mixture used to pack it and seal it up. Usually it was mud, mixed with manure and straw, and surprisingly very strong and weather-resistant! And YES - it IS definitely medieval technology - it's been around for thousands of years! We have that same type of swampy area here in Canada - mostly in the northern part of the country, and here it's called "Muskeg". Many years ago, a railway was built on Muskeg in Northern Alberta - they built it in Winter when the ground was frozen, but in Spring when the ground thawed out and all the ground melted - it actually Swallowed a TRAIN - WHOLE. The entire train was lost in the muskeg! I think you were right to NOT walk in the swampy area!
Wattle and daub houses are very resilient because they’re insect and rot resistant and can last for decades. But only as long as they stay dry. Probably the part of that house that was gone was because the roof got destroyed, the walls got wet and the clay returned to nature.
Your video didn’t suck. I’m the same - I have to be doing something all the time. It drives people crazy though. Take care and thanks for the videos bro.
I don’t comment often, well, nearly never. RUclips since 2006 here until Google pissed me off and I deleted all of my videos. I don’t see comments because I watch YT via Roku on TV. I’m here via the YT app on this iPad and it doesn’t show replies. Much thanks to you and to all of Estonia.
Trim the wheel guards on the wheelbarrow and it will fit. And you should make a tree attachment for your excavator instead of the bucket, that presses a pipe with 45' bend at top. So you just push the pipe in and lift it up and then put the tree in the hole. Each time you push it the last holes dirt will extrude out the top of the pipe. If you hook up a thumb you could have that put the tree in the hole, but just a pipe to dig the hole is easy and fast. You could do it on your bobcat as well.
Nice change of pace and i liked your fishing story with your grandfather. I enjoyed being taken for a 'walk and talk' around your property. You've got a lovely property and live in an area that reminds me of my home here in Eastern Canada. Even the weather seems similar even though you live further North then I do. Thanks for a thoroughly enjoyable vid. Cheeeeers!!
Not sure if you will see this or not but, I'm a new subscriber and wanted you to know this is quickly becoming my favorite channel. That is saying a tremendous amount because Andrew Camarata has been my favorite channel for years. I think you are the hardest working, most resourceful, and funny person I have ever watched!! Hope this message finds its way to you, and looking forward to many more videos 👍
I agree wholeheartedly, AntsPants! I follow Camarata, Sam Holmes Sailing, LetsDig18, Sampson Boat Co, Wild Wild West Trucking, Diesel Creek, Pacific Northwest HillBilly, Cutting Edge Engineering, and a couple more, and you and Jax from wild Wild West are tied for 1st place on the funny meter! You sound just like one of the most original and hilarious characters on Bill Hader’s amazing dark comedy on HBO called Barry. You are like super cool and down to earth version of NoHo Hank! Love your videos man!
Your English is better than some people whose home language is English!!
I see your name is Andris. My name is André. We could brothers!😁
hi bro
Somewhere there's a Beaver, with his fists in the air, stomping with both feet, calling you some colorful names Andris. 😂😂😂
most like they already rebuild their hoover dam 🤣
@@Ants_Pants 😄😄😄
I think he will be featured in the next season of The Angry Beavers as a villain haha
Fish like bass, bluegill and catfish will happily eat the leeches in your pond..Bravo on the tree planting 👍👍
Bass would be great, they'll eat the leeches and you can eat them.
At first i was here to watch renovation stuff, but now im here to watch what ever ants does. im at the point of no return. came for the contend, stayd for the content creator.
hehe :D
GOTCHA !!@@Ants_Pants
Ohhh crap the Estonian MacGyver changed gears on us!! Well played sir well played! 😂
:D lol
GO FOR IT. YANK IT OUT, AND BUILD STUFF! YEAH~
going for it!
I love how you learned English, it’s easy when you surround yourself with American English TV commercials, movies, cartoons, music, etc or any other language to learn. You even have the l
slang down packed and what tops it off is your sense of humor, I applaud 👏🏻 and thank you for having that desire.
👍
Hi Andris, So good that you improve things structurally and mechanically around your home, but it is your consideration for the land and forest that puts you high in people's estimation. Lots of people take trees but don't replace. Well done my very best to you
MARK uk
Please introduce us to your family that live in your beautiful homestead 👍
Put a plug/ cap in end of the grease tube, keep the muck out ☺ easy
thanks sir
The reason that log over the stream isn't rotting away is because it is still very much alive as evidence by all the new branches growing out of it. It was probably felled by high winds but never fully uprooted.
Its this type of tree. It falls on the ground and out of the trunk like new trees start to grow😅 iv seen it in forest also
That’s gotta be pretty clean , and cold water for trout to live in it
I have waited for 43 years to see you do this. I am finally free. Thank you!
freedom rulz
Try to get some ducks in your pond Andris. Ducks will eat the leeches.
they do? i learned something new today, thank you.
i have a pair of ducks in there
@@Ants_Pants, are they fat already :-)
You know we are all going to say yes to the cable and pull out the ash tree! Just don’t get the Soviet dozer stuck!!! Love seeing the property in the spring. See ya next week!
get that thing stuck? man there's no equipment in Estonia that can pull it out. Would be a messt up situation. Thanks mate
@@Ants_Pants happy to help! Keep that dozer on top of the dirt :)
I see local history….. buy it…. restore and protect…. Then invest some time planning for tourism….. your family land is beautiful…. Most people love beauty and nature 👍
i love it, being close to nature. love doing walks the most
If you have live oak on your land, buy some tennis balls. Cut em in half, then fill them with potting soil, top soil, what ever good kinda soil you have. Then attach them to branches, and give it a couple weeks and then you can cut the branch off where you have the tennis ball (home made root ball), and then you remove the tennis balls, and you can plant the branch. (Look up on google how to use a root ball, to get the specific information on how long you need to let the root ball sit on the limb. And to verify if you need any rooting compound or anything else.).
You could also get a post hole digger, and use that too dig the holes for your tree's. (There are the ones that mount behind your tractor, but I use the ones that have the 2 blades, you slam into the ground, and pull the handles to pinch the blades together and it grabs the soil for removal. )
Quite smart, to be honest i just dont mów and a bunch of trees popup
LOL it happens to me on my property the same way. But it's always trash tree's and not the oak's, douglas fir, or cedars I want. :D Always pine, and I forget what other kinds of tree's I have.
Here is a link that shows one how to create a rootball from a tree (including oak)
ruclips.net/video/rOjf7LliPmM/видео.html
great idea
Your english is why i like this channel andris you dont care thats why i like it laughing many times 🙂 And all the things you do enjoy every time a new video comes out
Thanks! 😃
Be good to dozer around that dam do big clean up. Remove some beaver dam material. Make it more accessible.
Love how many trees you planted.
thanks
We call those dangerous dead trees - "Widow Makers"
hate them
Hi Andris! We really enjoyed today's episode, The tour of your property with the reminiscing about your childhood and your Grampa.
I must admit that before Ants Pants we knew nothing about Estonia. Did not even know where it was located. You have opened our eyes and minds!
You could open a Bed & Breakfast for Estonia tourism.
Your sinkholes are intriguing. Was there any WW2 activity there? If tanks were abandoned they eventually because of their weight they sink into soft ground and submerge in Water. Forget the $500.00 cable and buy a Drone. Tony & Kathy
hey, i'm collecting the drone money as we speak, they have spiked in price due to Ukraine war, they are very useful for the Ukraine armed forces.
@@Ants_Pants Obviously, we would all enjoy a view of the family property via a drone. The new road seems to go into the woods from behind the main house and circle in a counterclockwise arc to the grass downhill from the 128-year-old house. Won't continuing in that direction mess up the grass you didn't want to drive the tractors on and the lawns nearest the living areas? I guess I don't understand what the purpose of the road is. I should watch the video again. I watch you every day as I run on my treadmill. Maybe I should slow down and pay attention.
Awesome guy, 1:02:51 NC USA 🇺🇸
Hi
Herro! :D *waves*
Hello!
Hallo 👋🏻
You should do some magnet fishing in those ponds, bet there’s some interesting stuff to be found!
the pond was dug for 1 reason, there was a old waste dump site near-by (now it's closed) the pond was dug to store water in case of a dump fire.
Cypress trees grows well in wet areas.
my family property has 9 masive ever green oaks and my brother planted a bunch of acorns in large coffee cans and they grew. he planted a few and gave away a bunch.
Best channel on youtube
Aww 😇
Plant a tree, and make the world smile…. Nice one Ants 🦚🎄🌴🌳🌲🍺🇬🇧
1000 smiles! i like
@@Ants_Pants Ants, have a happy fantastic weekend…. Think beavers and big yellow dozer….. RIP beavers 😬
early Estonian fix this week...the shakes have stopped now. I now am up to date on what's happening at a property thousands of kilometres away from me. Thanks Andris.
:D
When i was a boy, my grand parents lived in WI in an area with 3 spring fed lakes and they were surrounded by trees like that, maple, birch, spruce, walnut, mulberry etc... but in the area surrounding, it was all corn fields. I always tried to imagine the native americans who lived there the kickapoo and maybe some others. i think way back when when the entire state was full of trees and forests for hundreds and hundreds of miles. I was like u, i wandered those forests for hours and hours picking blue berries, mulberries, black berries, raspberries and all diff kinds of nuts. It is as beautiful as ur area but it dint get as cold as estonia. I miss those days as now i live in the south where its pretty much ash, oak and cedar and not much else cept cactus. Thank you for sharing with us, it brings back so many wonderful memories. As far as you getting biden to get u an air craft carrier....u'd have a better chance off flapping ur arms to fly to the moon. He doesnt know his ass from his elbow and thats not exagerating lol. I think u'll have to settle for a rubber duck amigo. hehe.
I told him he better be careful what he asks Biden for because Biden loves spending our money on useless crap that doesn’t help the US and Ants is liable to wake up some morning with a knock on the door from the US government asking him where he wants them to park the aircraft carrier.
:D
lmao
KOI fishes love eating leeches! Get a few hundred Koi fisches and then you can enjoy first bathing end then fishing giant Koi's!!! 😁
need to buy the pond first :D i forgot to mention that i don't own the pond
Hey Andris, if you had a dozer you could use that to clear those streams and fill those huge sink holes. Oh wait, you do... future videos for the summer when things dry out a bit.
:D but if it gets stuck! it's gonna sink into china
great idea about the acorns. if you make a garden bed and intentionally plant them you'll succeed. around here I'm constantly pulling up tiny oaks in my lawn that pop up after the squirrels do their work.
Yup
Bro, nice beaver dam!
Ant, totally impressed with the way in which you learned English. Unbelievable and I imagine you don't have a lot of friends to practice speaking English with. Some naturalists here in Canada discovered what triggers beavers to want to build a dam, and damn it wouldn't you know it is the sound of running water. They set up a speaker near the side of the lake that had the sound of running water playing and the beavers built a dam in front of the speaker.
😂
Ever get out of Canada? Here in Europe everybody speaks at least one foreign language.
@@chrisis9030 Yes I lived in Geilenkirchen, Germany for 4 years and speak English German and French.
With that moving water you could make your own electricity, check out the generators made from washing machine motors.
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Your english is perfect because mine is not good and i anderstand everything 👍👍👍👍
thanks sir
i see your planting trees again to feed those Beavers you have in the pond lol..... Great video .....
:D
"That could have gone better!" You do know how to turn a phrase!
lol
Ant, your English is top hole, and you make great and very funny RUclips videos, you are a very entertaining guy. Keep doing what you do best and that's entertaining us all. Regards David (UK)
:)
You need to make a Dibble to plant trees works great!
hmm... i will look it up
Angry Beavers chug and dug i think
;:D
Your Unpredictabilty makes me watch your channel... Bloody Brilliant.
Bloody awesome!
Great video. Love the fact your planting back trees and not letting them get cut down for forestry.
Beautiful Forest you have.
And yes, Pull out the Spruce tree. Will make for a great video.😅
:D
To fix the roller greasing stuff you could probably cut threads in those pipe things and shove a bolt in there so they don't get clogged with dirt
yeah
Definitely get the rope!
Would make a good video!
Yes, to the road idea.
yes yes yes!
Hmmm, standing water….. no wonder the tree are struggling….. need more drainage 👍
yeah
Hell yea, use the dozer and pull that Ash tree out
haha :D
Yep dig out the ash and turn it into lumber, I would love to see it
sick of lumber at this point :D
Your beaver respawning comment was hilarious! Thanks 😁
lol
Sprucing up things
lol
From one upstater to another. Nice video. 🔼👽
:)
The tree you leaned on when you were younger, and the branch almost hit you, in America it's called a WIDOW MAKER!
Oh yes
here in the UK commercial tree planting contractors use track diggers to plant thousands of trees by using the bucket to turn over about a 600mm square of topsoil and turn it over and plant a tree shoot on top of the mound
👌👍
a task that needs to be done, along mate with many more, fun eh.
yeah
I liked the Angry Beavers to lmao
👌🤣
Hello from the Netherlands.
thanks for the video Andris .
Sincerely Hollandduck
thanks
@@Ants_Pants 👍
I think your English is excellent. Continuing making these great videos. And hello from Florida.
thanks, i will try my best
Ants, best episode ever….. the land is beautiful and peaceful, continue to protect it…… buy the house…. and educate the tourist 😁
:D
Tree planting… a wonderful legacy! The little ones will look on the tree grove in 20 years and remember the day you planted those trees.
So nice of you
You are being very modest, millions watch British/American media but cannot speak English 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
maybe i watched abit too much :D
Yes! buy the rope and giver a yank!!
lol :D
in the futue a project you could do is buld a small fishing dock and make a fishing video or something
that would be awesome
Thanks for the tour around the forest! The stream was magical with the floating bubbles in the sunlight, really beautiful!
Swedes made strong wheelbarrows too back in the day. Our wheelbarrow is almost 70 years old, my 76 year old neighbour was born and raised in our house and he remembers his father bought the wheelbarrow in 1954 when he was going to dig a basement under the house. It is heavy as hell, large wood handles and thick steel tub. I have never even had to pump the tire. Some things were much better back then.
yes they are
. Your English is the best...lol..
Great job..and a beautiful part of the world..ya goofy m8te from Australia
thanks mate
Your work is your fun. I like that.
thanks mate
Estonia is beautiful!
it sure can be!
A).For learning English via movies & cartoons = AWESOME!! You speak better than some Americans. B). Trees in danger of dropping dead limbs, we call "widow makers". For the very reason you mentioned. (Drop/Smack/Dead). C). You could post a 'surprise' video of 1hour just of your trickling brook and water sound. The way the sun was reflecting, it was so peaceful. Great video. Thanks. Ohio
widow makers, yeah iv heard of this
There should exist leech traps, to clear the pond and make it easier to seim in it
What a wonderful sentiment Ants. Planting trees, all some youtubers can do is dig up and burn them (you know who you are, Andrew) thankyou for all your efforts.
I'm glad that you mention Andrew's name.
thanks mate
Those beavers are destructive creatures. We have them here in east Texas too.
Oof
Two things that will reduce leeches in your pond. 1) more aggressive pond fish native to Estonia 2) make leech traps and place them all around your pond
Make the trap by putting leech sized holes into large coffee cans with plastic lids and place raw chicken inside.The leeches can get in but can't get back out due to the sharp edges. Start drinking coffee because you'll need a lot of cans.
:D:D
Kind of surprising that the Pike hasn't done much on that front.
I learned growing up that Pikes eat pretty much anything. Including smaller Pikes. But they generally keep the water they live in clear of most undesired stuff.
Meaning that in a lake etc. with pike, you usually end up with a smaller number of them overtimes but the ones who survive get huge.
So logic is fish some of the bigger ones out and the population of pikes in a lake would shoot up for a while and with great quantity comes great consumption.
Thank you for giving back to the forest. Was a fun tour of the property and great hearing about your memories growing up there. Nice that the kids came out to help for a while.
no problem
wow , for some1 who has no training in english , you speak it very very well.
cartoons bro !
That square hole and pit looks like a cistern.
yeah
I really like the video. I live in an area that has lots of trees. During the 1900's it was the forestry capital of the south in the US. I used to walk the woods a lot when I was younger sometimes I would go way back in the river bottoms and stay in a tent for a month at a time. Nobody around just me the trees and the animals. It was so peaceful. Keep planting trees because you and your children and grandchildren will get to enjoy them. Thanks for taking us along with you Bro. 😎🌳🌲 👍🏻
No problem
I think you are turning into a Professional Home Owner. The trees and the bridge is pure Wranglerstar. 😊
lol :D
I have learned alot from your videos. I had to go to the world map to locate your country ❤ It is so beautiful, where you are.
Totally impressed with your English skills.😊 The beaver dam removal was very interesting and again i learned something new about beavers. Your humor makes this video simply delightful! Wishing you best of the best 😊from the USA
Thank you very much :) take care
I would love to see you start the oaks from acorns, that would be awesome. Thanks for sharing.
thanks
Ants, I usually understand 95% of your English. No worries you'll always have complainers. Now I know why you're not on Estonia high jump team. 😂 Thanks for sharing.
Thanks! 😃
Bass, bluegill, and cat fish eat leeches, and maybe you could stock some in your pond.
good idea
It looks like you could use another bridge below the old cabin.
yes
It’s funny how universal some things are no matter where you live. We plant trees every year also but have to keep a lookout for bears. Beaver dams are a problem here also in Minnesota. Was very nice to see mom even if it was Briefly. Very enjoyable video Ants!!
Thanks for sharing
nice replanting bro and yes get that tree out
:D
“A society grows great when men plant trees in whose shade they shall never sit.” - Greek Proverb
:)
Oak is really easy to grow from acorns, collect a bunch of them in the fall and put in buckets with dirt and you'll have a bunch of sprouts in the spring
so iv heard yeah
Loving the vids, more cursing under your breath in Estonian, cracks me up 😀😀
lol
That Clay house - in English it would be described as "Wattle and Daub" - Wattle being the walls made of woven tree or shrubbery branches, and Daub is the mud or clay mixture used to pack it and seal it up. Usually it was mud, mixed with manure and straw, and surprisingly very strong and weather-resistant! And YES - it IS definitely medieval technology - it's been around for thousands of years!
We have that same type of swampy area here in Canada - mostly in the northern part of the country, and here it's called "Muskeg". Many years ago, a railway was built on Muskeg in Northern Alberta - they built it in Winter when the ground was frozen, but in Spring when the ground thawed out and all the ground melted - it actually Swallowed a TRAIN - WHOLE. The entire train was lost in the muskeg! I think you were right to NOT walk in the swampy area!
Wattle and daub houses are very resilient because they’re insect and rot resistant and can last for decades. But only as long as they stay dry. Probably the part of that house that was gone was because the roof got destroyed, the walls got wet and the clay returned to nature.
thanks for sharing
yeah. that
mix of salt and agricultural lime i guess would work... buuuuuuut would need tonns of it when 7m deep
absolute ton
Your video didn’t suck. I’m the same - I have to be doing something all the time. It drives people crazy though. Take care and thanks for the videos bro.
I don’t comment often, well, nearly never. RUclips since 2006 here until Google pissed me off and I deleted all of my videos. I don’t see comments because I watch YT via Roku on TV. I’m here via the YT app on this iPad and it doesn’t show replies. Much thanks to you and to all of Estonia.
Different episode, but I loved it!
thanks
Trim the wheel guards on the wheelbarrow and it will fit.
And you should make a tree attachment for your excavator instead of the bucket, that presses a pipe with 45' bend at top. So you just push the pipe in and lift it up and then put the tree in the hole. Each time you push it the last holes dirt will extrude out the top of the pipe.
If you hook up a thumb you could have that put the tree in the hole, but just a pipe to dig the hole is easy and fast.
You could do it on your bobcat as well.
need to look it up, sounds complicated i'm a simple minded bro
Nice change of pace and i liked your fishing story with your grandfather. I enjoyed being taken for a 'walk and talk' around your property. You've got a lovely property and live in an area that reminds me of my home here in Eastern Canada. Even the weather seems similar even though you live further North then I do. Thanks for a thoroughly enjoyable vid. Cheeeeers!!
winters last longer, but they usually start in december. Other then that, it's pretty good.
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Good land management!
thanks
I don’t remember if your dozer has a rear wench or not, it would be nice to pull the trees out of the woods!
no it does not sadly
The rope can always be used for other things or other trees.
true
The wet area in the forest where you saw the whole ground moving, is probably some sort of marsh or peat area. Known for their wetness
yeah
I'd watch the video of you pulling that tree out of the woods!
me too :D
Hi. Yeah you should pull that log. Allways cool to see some beaver dam action.
ok
sold out is good, it means there are cool folk in ur area like u! givin back to keep the balance. outstanding work
thanks mate