Arizona FAMILY Tries LOGGING For First Time | Off Grid Homesteading
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- Опубликовано: 9 сен 2023
- We head out to the national forest to get logs to sawmill and use as siding on our shed.
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Now that's God's country! Good for you guys and what an awesome way to raise kids. 😊
Im 72 years old and always wanted to do what you're doing. GOD BLESS YOU & FAMILY.
Great to see the kids involved and not having their eyes buried in a computer game. Glad you were prepared to protect your family. Thanks for sharing your videos with us. Bill
I had been wondering how that log arch works and it was so cool to see!!! That thing is awesome! Great video as always! And please don’t listen to the comment below by the guy who mentioned the music you play. I think your music is just fine.
I love the music they chose ❤
Dear kathybrunson
It seems like a slightly smaller version of the log arch the professional wood worker Matthew Cremona uses!?
Best regards, luck and health in particular.
I do not think you could of chosen a better wife. She even runs the chainsaw. Your trailer works great! Did not know that you already have a lumber mill, way to go.
Mill your own tree , build your own house , I could see there is a bright path to success, ❤when you let your children involved in and they will miss it when they’re grown up , and more appreciated, great way to teach your kids ❤
I know I keep saying it, but I love watching you guys and your family. You are so great. ❤😊
Even tho the kids are used to the outdoors now, they still find happiness anywhere they go as long as u are all together ❤❤❤ yes ofc I'm jealous lol
Yahoo! Free timber - this is such a blessing and imagine the huge savings this will be when you start the house! That log arch works like a dream!
I had never heard of or seen a log arch before I started watching your channel. That thing worked amazing! You guys are lumber producing machines now! GOOD JOB!
Jacob is a work smarter not harder type of guy 😊 you both are amazing people keep up the awesome work the progress is fabulous
You guys give new meaning to the phrase “Getting back to nature”
You’re all awesome, that is what I call a login operation. yeah wonderful job. I know you can’t wait to get sawing. We were looking forward to this episode!!!
So great for your children to grow up this way. ❤ They are going to great adults. They will be better people for this experience.
I had chills run up my spine when Natalie was running the chainsaw. I had a nasty kickback and cut years back, so I am just a little gun shy.. Thank you all so much for allowing us to share your adventures, you are a fantastic family.
Jacob and Natalie, it looks like you had a productive and fun time camping and harvesting logs. The trailer arch sure works nicely. It was nice you let Logan operate the arch winch so he felt included in the logging project. Jacob, that big tree over the ledge sure made for some sketchy times as you cut and pulled the logs. Natalie, you are an encouragement for stepping up and running the chain saw and the arch winch. Natalie, your video scenes, composition and editing produce a nice quality video. It is fun to see the video camera being operated by the kids. This camping, logging trip will be a memory maker. Blessings to all of you.
Can’t wait to see the shed outside walls. I know they are going to look fantastic.
I loved that you made it also a family camping trip ❤ EXCELLENT video as well as the editing, GREAT JOB.
Can't wait to see the milling and siding that comes from it. Stay safe you all. Blessings
Great job guys! Can’t wait to see that sawmill in action!
You'all have become such outdoorsmen/women. As the kids hit their teen years I think they're all going to have a pretty good handle on what they want to do in their adult lives. And be SO capable to do most anything!!
Well done!!
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Hi from the UK again. That was an awesome video - I'd assumed you would have had to line the logs up with the log arch and the trailer but you just pulled them in from any old direction and it worked a treat. It's amazing you can pick up a permit that let's you go into the woods and pick up fallen trees - I need to move to Arizona 😄
You are inching up so close to the 10K mark. Love all your videos and your family. Thanks for sharing your journey with us.
Wow that was amazing!!
Didn’t know that was how the log mover was going to work, so nice to see it in action!! What a great camping weekend for all of you!!
This is so cool! You guys are all so brave industrious. Just amazing! I’m so proud of you all.
Very enjoyable video, I love the way your children are always wanting to help. Great music also.
Hello family, you are amazing, you have very beautiful children, always ready for anything. I love you many bless your lives. A huge hug from Portugal
What an AWESOME logging trip! You got the mother load! Can't wait to get started cutting it up!
I've been waiting for this video. Camping and logging, I love it! Great family trip and massive timber. All your hard work is paying off...good job! 🎉
Nice job. So thats what a log arch is used for. Well done. Loads of fun. Thanks for sharing
👍👌👏 Some pretty good hauls of good, useable wood. Congratulations 🎉
Best regards, luck and especially health to all of you.
Great job all of you. A lot of heavy work but worth it. Yeh girl... You are going to become an expert on that chain saw!!. See you all on your next video.
wow! trailer worked beautifully! well done.
Finally at long last you guys are “ logging” your goals are getting closer.. great video !
Thanks so much for the video! I love leaves too Mackenzie, their shapes are amazing. The green 🐸 is awesome. Good job Logan and Eli! Get well soon Ethan! Have a nice week friends!
Fur trees have FLAT and SOFT needled (Furry). Spruce trees have SQUARE and SHARP needles, Pines trees have PAIRED needles and Pointy. (A factoid from 7th grade science class 55 years ago)
What a dream to have the equipment that some you even designed. Great content guys.
Oldest boy, loves to work!
Beautiful lumber from those huge logs
Well done guys you had fun and achieved a lot xx
You are absolutely amazing Natalie!😊
Yipes scared of frog any creeping thing but love the Forest and country life living
Love this video, such a great family time camping and logging
Fun. Productive. Looking forward to more videos.
What an exiting video, regards from Calgary Canada
Excellent video, beautiful scenery. Scary how much fuel for a forest fire is just laying around.
Very impressive! You’ve put in a lot of thought and planning.
Love frogs 🐸❤️
I am amazed at the size of those logs! WOW !
I know! So are we 😆!
GRATE WORK! Thanks for sharing. God Bless..
morning you guys okay hope you guys are having a great morning and a great day hope everything is fine on those guys got the logs coming out now alright guys have a great day and have fun be careful
Great adventure ! Great job ! How cool is it that you have such nice trees close to home.
great and fun video. For Ethan, the future lumberjack, I suggest he watches Nuts319 videos, he is a great lumberjack.
Great job, just a side note be with your kids if they are gonna be climbing that pile of logs. I lost my cousin when she was 11 due to her climbing a pile of logs one shifted and the whole pile rolled ontop of her. I don’t want anyone to lose a child the same way. Can’t wait to see what you guys do with the milled wood
AWESOMENESS!!! love the camp area and the log arch.,. great job kids and helping dad and mom with the logs..nothing like taking log for a walk..lol..you got this Nat!!! the log arc seem to work well..even with a little help from our friends...and Ethan even with his broken finger..thanks for sharing your family
Be careful that looks sketchy and dangerous but a pretty big good looking tree for lumber
Looks like you got your drone working again. Fun video to watch.
Good job family, hellow from COSTA RICA 🇨🇷👋👋
Way to go you all are awesome
AWESOME work
WOW, i am very impressed with the arch picking and pulling the logs onto the trailer. I had some idea of how it will work, but this was impressive. Good job on the build Jacob. Natalie, your first time working with a chainsaw, you go girl. Next time you will cut he big logs to size. And the kids with their help, I am jealous. You guys are living my dream. Keep it up. I am glued to your channel. I heard you say you need permits to get the logs. How many logs are you allowed to harvest ? I will be camping the whole week there. The logs you got now, you will mill in 2 days. 😁
Our permit is just a normal firewood permit. It allows us to get 10 quards of wood and lasts till December 31. Thanks for keeping up with us. 🙂
Great video Boulder Team!
Excellent Job.
Up at my property, actually in my Show Low motel. Look forward to seeing the siding on the shed
We use them up here in Alaska, we call them gin pole loaders, but great job and beautiful logs, I pray you don’t have to drive to far, be careful I over loaded my trailer one time and it pretty much controlled me going down the road, Good luck I bet your excited to get them on the mill,🙏🏻❤️💪your Alaskan Friend
Grab you some pine lighter wood stumps for fire starters
put the snatch block a little higher in the tree to take the drag off the log easier pulling
Never seen a log arch work
Brilliant work all of you❣️💥🥊
A pole saw would be nice.
WOW Great job!
Nice job with hauling those monster logs out of the bush mate. Stay safe and enjoy the experience of collecting your own timber and milling them into usable boards. Cheers from Brisbane Australia
Show Low is my town too! Happy to have found you!
Great video 💚💚💚
Hello from the Emerald Isle.☘🍀
Loved the video 😘👍🏻💕great job guys 😘👍🏻💕
I recommend use safety gear when you use motorsaw. Helmet and legs protection is first gear what is must use
Sorry man. The comment was made in the middle of the video. You answered my question at the end of it
Great video!
Awesome!👍🏼😁♥️
Fantastic ❤
Very nice way of living!! One question though, what happens to all that "debri" (branches). My opinion: they make very good fire starters. The little ones will rot some time in the future.
great video , you and natelie should take a stop the bleed course
Interesting, nice job . We had to make 2 miles of road
GOOD JOB .
Mantap keren bro
Hãy quá 👍🚜🚜
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Your channel had just come up while trying to find another one very entertaining brilliant content I'M from the UK and will be moving g to US very soon dare Cahill be do the same before long lol bought some land in North Idaho Montana area thank you for sharing
That's wonderful. Thank you 🙂
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Great work want work with your
You didn't introduce the guy with the cowboy hat! Did you call in reinforcements??
Natalie's brother came and hung out with us.
Wow……..you guys would not be allowed in our forestry here in New Zealand. We have to have chaps, helmet, gloves, eye protection, hearing protection, safe place for fuel/oil, definitely no drop start saw. Other than that happy days. Keep safe. Kiwi Dave New Zealand.
Sure glad I'm not over there 😅. But I've always wanted to visit.
I just wish you would wear chaps, a chainsaw has no friends and the damage it can do is just terrible lost a friend to a cut on the leg bleed out in three steps trying for the first aid kit. Chaps would of stopped the chain immediately. Cheep investment for the safety of your family. Just saying. Regards Kiwi Dave New Zealand.
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you guys are doing so well. You might look into some teeth for your saw
Now she can learn to use a draw knife
Great video ,I heard your wife mentioned that it was a firewood permit . I live here in Michigan and also get the Federal land firewood permit and they only allow us to leave the woods with no more than 6ft logs and you better not be Milling them. How does that work in your state ? Michigan sells logs for lumber at a different price. Thanks for sharing
Wow, that seems unfair. Our firewood permit allows us to take anything that is down on the ground (any size). Or dead standing that is less than 18 inches in diameter. Thanks for the comment. 🙂
@@aboulderlifeoffgrid yeah we can cut standing dead and take anything off the ground but the federal land has the 6-foot rule probably to keep us from Milling it into Lumber. Thanks for the reply I was just curious how it worked in your state. Thanks
Every action has a reaction NO novice or child should be around any logging it deadly or get arm or leg destroyed a purposely built rig is needed to keep one safe
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Where did you find the downed trees?
In the White Mountains here in Arizona. Thanks 🙂
@@aboulderlifeoffgrid love your channel.
did you pay Andrew to use his log lifting arch?
Nope. But I might have gotten the idea from him and a few others. Thanks 🙂