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I think you should make a video of how to make a timber framed picnic table. It does not look like you have a video like this on You Tube yet. When it is all done you can leave it in the area you just cleaned out. P.s. I love your videos.
Ditto
I agree with the following statements
Great idea. I would love to build one myself.
Wonderbar! I give it two Heartracers up. LOL
Great idea, would love to watch that as i always enjoy the woodworking videos.
You know your property is big, when you discover a new stream after living there for years...
THAT BOY IS GOOD LOOKING but he is not very strong.
not big by any means but I agree. come to Texas and that's a yard lol. please pick up the front of the shredder. the back wheel adjust for just that reason.
how old is Jack I'm 15 and could cut that tree down when I was 9
Jerry Giddens The latter part of your comment seems completely unnecessary to me as a parent of a similarly-aged child. What was to be gained by your words?
you seem much like a 15 years old
The satisfaction you receive from putting in a days worth of hard work and you examine the dramatic fruits of your labor as you pack up your tools. You then go home to clean up,put on fresh clean clothes to spend the evening eating a good meal and relaxing with the family. Truly the best feeing in the world. Thanks for this very satisfying video.
I have been dreaming of homesteading myself but I have not been able to live that dream for many reasons. Watching your channel is as close as I will get to doing it myself. Please keep them coming, I have watched every video of yours in the last week or two. The bond you are building with Jack will never be broken and will continue to get stronger as you teach him more and mold him into a good man. I wish I had that type of relationship with my father.
Thank you Roy. Lovely comment.
Cody, this old man is very envious of your land and especially your tractor and all the attachments you now have for it. Although I may be envious, I am so glad I stumbled over your channel when I first really started watching RUclips. You are living what I had dreamed of doing about 50 years ago. I never achieved that dream, because other dreams came to fruition as I got older. I love the stewardship you have for your property and I really love the way you work together as a loving family. God's continued blessing on you, Mrs. W and Jack.
My hubby gets hime from work and asks what the wranglers are doing today and we check youtube as he has a snack. I make comments like "you won't believe what the tractor did today!!!!" Like I was there or something. Funny.
This reminded me so much of my youth with my Grandfather as he taught me so many things. He never lost his composure, even when things didn't work out so well. He just corrected, taught, and imparted wisdom. So many things still resonate in me, even 45 years later. Thank you.
Great day on the homestead,Jack nice job,Cody you are a wonderful father and teacher. Mrs W your smile and enthusiasm are very uplifting. And that tractor and the RHINO equipment males life easier
Cody, not that there has ever been a question about the quality of videos you make but if people are watching them for the fine cinematography then they are watching for the wrong reason. This is one of the few channels i sub that you can tell you truly love your family and what you are doing and that is great.
Cody, I find myself sorta envying Jack for growing up in the kind of family atmosphere he's in. You have seen to it that he has a wonderful teacher. My dad wasn't so friendly toward me. May God bless and keep your family safe and loving through out time.
Your comment struck me for some reason. I hope that you know, despite your fathers treatment of you, that you are valuable and important.
Oh I know, My comment was just to say that not all kids grow up with a father as wonderful as Cody.
I can totally relate to your personal situation growing up concerning your father, I also like Casey's reply as well. Nicely done both of you.
Mrs. W hair 16:40-17 amused me deeply.
A couple of years ago, the notion of following a family's weekly or daily doings would have been incomprehensible to me. A day in the life of? Yeah I could see that. But I never would have thought this notion, done in a continuous manner, would ever be largely popular. Shows how much I know.
It's a real pleasure following you and your family sir. Y'all are great Americans. I will continue to follow for as long as you continue to provide content.
Its great seeing you guys all work together, its a heartwarming vista. Cant help but think we need a mini series with all three of you tackling a certain aspect in a project. Keep up the good work Cody.
I love all your videos, and I love how the homestead gives you so many chances to spend time with your family. The world is filled with so many people who don't know how to parent and it's refreshing to see you guys getting parenting so right. thoughts & prayers from the UK
Love your vids! I am a Survival Instructor and have trained Navy Seals with that hand saw and have seen many of them have their hands with it when it catches in the tree and their hands slide down the saw. We always have them wear gloves. FYI. Just a lesson learned.
Cody your a good man. Teaching your son the right way to fell a tree and the proper safety procedures. I learned from my father 35 years ago. He was a man of few words but watching him taught me valuable life skills in the woods.
Thank you. A joy to work with him
Cody, Thanks for this post! I really enjoyed watching you teach your son about cutting down a tree. Everyone is not as lucky as he is to learn from someone else. I think it was 13 years old. Thanks - North Carolina Subscriber -
No need for apologies, the focus looked ok to me. You must appreciate that machine more and more each time you use it. I too feel that connection, like I know you even though I've never met you. Great video my friend, keep it up.
I completely agree I have watched you since the beginning and you are like family to us we look forward to seeing you and your family it's like you are a part of our lives it's fantastic no matter what videos you do thanks guys
great to see your patience and positivity while teaching your son. Experience is everything.
it's great to see how patient you are and trying to teach them as much as possible
Love your videos! What a difference cleaning up that area made! I'm live on Camano Island in the state of Washington. This week my daughter had a softball camp at WOU for 3 days and today we left there & are headed to Colorado for more of the same! Can't wait for the next video! Goodnight and God Bless you all!
Cody I got the sense you were very content and really enjoying the day, maybe it was that fact your family is all together again. Thank you for allowing myself and my family along.
Cody it's great to see that young man holding that axe with hands apart learning to use it properly and under total control. I see to many youngsters in my area attempting to swing too hard with hands together. They are shocked when I show them the top hand starts just under the head and the slides down to meet the dominant hand. Amen on the safety of dropping that tree! Same care and safety should be used regardless if the tree is 4" or 40".
"Hog Brushed"......she is so cute......just love this family.
You're a great father. I really liked the way you taught your son to fell that tree. Thank you.
......it's such a pleasure to watch all you Wranglerstars taking such good care of God's green earth and you always seem to make us folks watching welcome......thank you
Thanks for being such a good example teaching your kids with patience.
I completely agree with you Cody, I feel that we're friends from all of your heartfelt videos (even though we've never met or even live on the same continent). As always, love what you guys do.
Great video of all the family working together and enjoying a day of hard work outside.
Made a HUGE difference in a short time. It opened up and made a beautiful shade spot.
Cody that looks like an amazing spot for a campout video! Shelter setup, fire, dinner and entertainment. Food for thought
The only problem with watching this channel is that I am constantly filled with envy. What a wonderful property and seemingly fulfilling life you have made for yourselves.
My Grandmother took part in "Operation Pied Piper" and was shipped out of London during the "Blitz" at age 10. She told us stories of getting shot at by German fighter planes. I can't even imagine...
Also most people don't know Finland sent their children to Sweden in WWII as well, my stepdad took part in that at age 4.
Something is very satisfying about a Brush Hog. Also called a Bush Hog. Also called a Woods Mower (around these parts). I have one I bought in 1991, clapped out mess, and rebuilt by me for nearly zero money. Been workin fine behind my 1957 IH 330 Utility tractor since then. Bought the tractor in 1990 for $950 and split it, replaced a couple gears in the rear end. Been workin fine ever since. This video gives me a hankerin to get the 330 out and do a bit of Brush Hoggin. Very satisfying.....
That area looks so inviting. That Yanmar/Rhino are quite the dynamic duo!!
Jacks drone footage was awesome. Gave an interesting perspective on the work you were doing around the homestead. I like the bit at the end, as I feel the same way. I feel in watching your videos that I have a friend of sorts who is here to teach me things and I also find comfort in some of the simple videos. Things like clearing brush or watching you sharpen a knife or axe provides me a sense of comfort, its a chance to slow down and think of things.
One of your best vids Cody, great to see Mrs W, Jack and the dogs all taking part, the equipment is great as well
really enjoy these video's where the whole family is working together... watching a father pass knowledge on to his son is one of the best things
I was just happy getting to watch you all uncover a new beautiful part of your property. great video. God bless all of you.
I love to see you and the family working together like this especially listening to teach Jack on how to do tasks correctly...your so good at explaining to him the why's and how comes....awesome vid!
I love how your property is transforming reminds me so much of where I grew up with all the pine trees looking great.
The clean up revealed a fantastic part of your property. This is an ideal spot for a picnic table, like you stated. I think I see a new bridge for Mrs. W, in Cody's future.
It is fun to just follow along with the Wranglerstar family. Its just like being neighbours.
krmould I feel the same way, they do feel like good Neighbors Since you asked the question about the age of the tree and you said you're at higher altitude and It is a shady spot I'm guessing it's older than most people think I'll say 45 years.
I like how you are able to make your property look great and have your family working along side. :)
I love watching the three of you working together great video thank you
Man Godey you all did a wonderful job clearing that part of the home front. Thank you
Loved the family working together
Don't be too concerned about minor problems like focus. It was just fun to watch. My hobby back when I lived in Maine was clearing out dense overgrown forest on my dad's woodlot.
Cody, I heard Jack make the comment in the background that Timber would be a great name for a dog. I had a dog named Timber and unfortunately had to put him down recently. Needless to say I'm am watery eyed typing this as my family and i miss him greatly. He was a yellow lab, he would be turning 5 tomorrow June 23rd. Thank you for the great videos and thank you Jack, Timber was a great name.
Cody: 'Are you going to cross the stream, Heartracer?'
Heartracer: Watch me jump this tiny branch instead.
Well I have a few points,
1, The video quality was top notch
2, The cleared area looks amazing
3, You can't just put a pick nick bench there you need a timber framed pick nick bench lol
4, Did Mrs W do the "stunt hair shots" for the professor in the Back To The Future"?
5, I'm sorry Mrs W I couldn't help myself on point 4 (hangs head in shame) lol
Thanks WS family for sharing
35 years old for the tree. Beastmode video and thanks for bringing us along.
The soft focus is alright. Nice work with the right equipment. Jack is becoming a man and competent one at that.
BEST VIDEO in ages
can you build a rustic table and chairs from all the trees laying around and have a permanent picnic spot
love your closing speach very true
Its nice to see genuine love that is unspoken but very apparent. I guess 17 years on the conifer.
I loved watching that, there is nothing better than making an overgrown area useable and beautiful. Good to see Jacks skills coming along too. Great post as usual👍
Some of those depth of field shots are looking really nice
Just wanted to say, I truly admire your dedication to maintaining a fertile healthy forest and teaching your son things that are seemingly lost to many generations. Keep it up!
Not to mention, that back window stays so crystal clear!
THAT TREE IS ....37 years old!!!! Great video, You and your family have really been working hard to make the channel more family friendly. The new format is working well. So are you done with timber framing?
Heart racer has gained a little bit of weight it seems. Still a ball of fire but has slowed down just a tad. Awesome little dog.
Man I love that brush hog as well.
Great video and very relaxing. No need to apologize for camera issues, I'm sure 97% of the viewers never notice the things you mentioned.
Take care.
no clue, looked fine over here ... ;)
AllaroundNbackagain -yeah I watch everything on my old iPhone. I noticed it but it's not a big deal.
Looks like a great place to hang up a hammock and my guess for the age of the tree is 27 years old. I love these family time videos. Have a great day.
I consider you my role model in addition to friend! Thank you Cody and your family for sharing your life with us! May God Bless!
That's why i'm reluctant to go to any meet&greets with any creator i follow. I am afraid of getting too "familiar" with the person, because i've seen him so many times and for so long.
The video looked unique. I don't necessarily think it looked bad. That brush hog is awesome.
Thank YOU for all your hard work, Cody.
It's interesting to hear you be the viewer invested in someone else's RUclips channel for years the way we have with you. As long as we all remember that to follow the story is not the same as to be in the story or have a say on the story's tale.
That's true
Enjoy watching the videos. Props on how you never make anyone feel stupid during a
Project. You explain the how and why of it. Respect to you sir.
Awesome video Wranglerstar. I'm glad to be your friend and come to your place and hang out. I wish I could come help you work. I've never seen a brush mower used I'm that fashion. The next time me and my father have to clear some brush I'll have to do it the Wranglerstar way.
Wow. What a difference! Ha! That is such a beautiful spot. Definitely needs a picnic table.
When the tree fell and he said "timber!" I knew I had to leave a like lol
One thing that determines that Cody is a professional is that even with small trees he gives everything a thought. My dad and me wouldve just cut the tree half way, get the front end loader going and push it till it comes down😂
I like what you said at the end about thinking of you as friends. I've been watching your videos just for a week or so. It's so much fun seeing how you guys live.
I'm happy to know that there is a family like yours living like you do in the same country as me. :)
Great video. You end on a such a satisfied note - the peace and contentment in your voice is a wonderful example to people of how a life can be lived fully and with deep meaning. A purposeful life with nature, working with family and friends on the land, is deeply rewarding. Thanks for sharing!
Great video, Thanks for letting me be part of the family, for a little while.
+Wranglerstar
Cody Sir, just wanted to thank you profoundly. For two reasons. 1, because you have wetted my appetite for owning a woodland!, partly through your videos AND my love of bushcraft. And secondly, the brilliant way you I still and pass on in the next generation the management and responsibility of looking after nature and its trees.
Great job.
Warmest Wishes,
Jonathan Seth-Smith
35 yrs
thanks for the videos, from Colorado
The Property looks great! Keep up the good work! Also I agree its hard to watch videos of people and not get attached to them, even though you don't know each other. Keep up the amazing work!
Always like the videos. It is almost like being there. I can smell the smells. Feel the weather, and my coffee got cold again I got so wrapped up in what you were doing. THANKS!
Make a timber frame picnic table to put down there. I know you're busy but if the weather keeps you in the woodshop I think it'd be a good idea
of all this, I truly enjoy the knowledge that is being imparted to Jack
You did a good job clearing the brush out. Now it's time to build a pic nic table. Some bird houses would be cool too.
Nice to see you are getting a chance to use your new tools.
Awesome video.. I love the way that your family works together on the projects!!
Looks like a nice part of the property for Jack and Cody to build a timber frame cabin for when it's time for Jack to move out.
That hair at 16:30 :)...Real people doing real things. Thanks for being rough around the edges.
My dad would always call the "bush hog or brush hog" as the "Hogger" due to that suction you were talking about, Cody. I can already see your next timber framing project: The Timberframe Picnic Table. I'd say that pine is possible 13-18 years old.
Ginger and Lucy live a charmed dog life.
I enjoy watching the Wrangler Star Family like relatives home movies only these are way more interesting. Like watching you use all the new Rhino implements as well,. It's like kids at Christmas. Have fun.
What a hand dandy tractor, I keel watching your videos because my Dad was from Silverton.
it was wonderful seeing you cuddle that dawgies!
Thanks for posting guys. Love how you're clearing the land. A tool for many reasons and all seasons. God's blessings on you all.
Another great video ! That is a amazing attachment that cuts down the brush ! Thanks again !
+Wranglerstar I actually REALLY enjoyed the soft focus and film-flicker effect at the intro of the video. Very artistic. Maybe don't totally throw out the baby with the bath water, yeah? Love watching you guys improve your land. Cheers!
Great landscaping! The grappler is such a valuable back saving implement. The brush hog is so powerful. I'd build a set of those bench/picnic tables so Mrs. W has a place to rest during a a run on a real hot day.
Just a comment to say "Thanks for sharing." I really have enjoyed your channel!
I like this video. Nice to see a boy outside doing things in nature rather than inside playing a Xbox. Yanmars are the best in mini tractors. They used to be green back in the 70s
Thank you for another great video. It seems like fighting erosion / holding water and mitigating wildfire risk are in conflict. Can you talk a little bit about how you find a balance?
Hey, another idea to clear land that improves soil are brush fires. If you can keep them under condtrol. the charcoal made from the fires will improve the soil.