Proper land management and forest management is being a good steward of the land God has given us. Great job Zach and thank you for the explanation of how you finish up a job. A lot of work goes into mule logging and not just cutting down the timber and moving it with the mules. God bless brother!
Yes, sir, you are exactly right! That is a thing I have been trying to show people over a period of time. That there is a whole lot more to horse and mule logging than just mules or horses. So much more! Anyway, thank you so much. And thank you for taking time to watch and comment! Take care and do come again.
Yes, sir, you are welcome! And I do try to be… As often as I can! I tried to treat others the way I want to be treated. Thank you for the kind words, my friend. And also for taking time to watch and comment as always. Take care and come again.
Your forestry knowledge is most impressive Sir. Thank you for taking the time to explain the process of finishing a logging job. A pleasure to learn from your vast experience! Blessings to you and your family Sir!
May as well watch this while waiting for the wife! I got lots of time!! I didn't get to watch all of this! Now I'm back, we had a good pulpwood market-P&G, there was a mile of piles of pulpwood! the good hardwood logs went to a hard wood mill
At best a timber cutter puts their selves in a very difficult position. Many people that have their timber cut are disappointed with the results. They think that the property will look like a park when the work is done. I have been through this myself, and decided not to have the timber cut on one piece of property, I then acquired a second property and cleaned it up myself, But I had to buy an expensive grinder, and spent several years in my spear time getting the job done. It is dangerous to say the least, mainly because of the environment and insects, and the insects are not a small part, in your part of the country there are snakes that are also dangerous My thoughts go out to you and your family for being good people and hard workers, above all else stay safe Zach and keep going forwards.
Yes, sir, you are right! Thank you very much for taking time to watch and comment. And giving words of encouragement. I appreciate it. Thank you for the blessings also. Take care and come again.
I think you did the man a class A logging job! I wish I could hire you to select cut a thirty acre track hasn’t been thinned in forty years. They don’t come no better than you and yours! My opinion bet you I ain’t the only one
Thank you, sir! That means a whole lot to me. I take a lot of pride in my work. Anything from cutting timber, to my mules, and even my trucking. I take pride in it all, and I want people to be satisfied when we leave anyway, thank you so much for taking time to watch and comment! Take care and do come again
Dear Zach Thank you so much for taking me along to see all that Magnificent Hard Work you and your Team did on that Land I enjoy to see all the work I appreciate you explaining all that goes into your work I hope you have a wonderful day and get to relax later with your family Ill be praying for you and everyone there God bless you all there Take care my friend
Thank you so much, my friend! That means a lot to me too. And I’m so glad you are enjoying all the videos and our channel! I’m glad you are here… Thank you for the prayers and the blessings. And thank you for taking time to watch and comment as always. Take care, and do come again, please!
Yes, sir! Yw!! Things can change in the logging business within just 100 miles of a certain place. It is definitely interesting to see how logging changes throughout the country in different places. And timber practices. Thank you so much for watching and commenting! Take care and do come again.
My friend you are a good Man! And that is hard to find nowadays! You do excellent work and I enjoy how you explain things and show us how you do things! I have a deep respect for you my friend! God bless you and your family always!
Thank you my friend! Truly, thank you. I really appreciate that and it means a lot to me. I do my very best to treat people good and do a good job. I take a lot of pride in almost everything I do. I want it to be the very best it can be. Whether it’s timber cutting, logging, my mules, my children, trucking, etc. Thank you my friend and thank you for taking time to watch and comment. I truly appreciate it! Take care and do come again, please
How you go back to clean up the land, even though you don't charge for it per say, shows you are living your faith. Even through this technical difficulties you are doing it. I pray for this difficulty to end soon. God bless keep safe
Thank you, sir, and I am trying my best! My Paul always said that a man should do the right thing even when no one’s looking. Anyway, thank you so much for the kind words and for taking time to watch and comment as always. Take care my friend and do come again.
If those trees fell in a storm, they would do damage as well. They don't live forever, and when they come down, they do damage. It looks like those rotten red oaks got skinned the last time the land was logged.
It is possible. Although in this area, carpenter ants are really bad about causing rot. And the red Oaks seem to get hit the worse. So I can’t say for sure on that. But you are correct, trees do fall when storms happen. This track of timber actually has several trees that have blown down already, and we cleaned them up as we went. Thank you ma’am for always taking time to watch and comment. I surely appreciate it! Take care and do come again.
It's a shame the land owner doesn't understand what it takes to clear standing lumber, it's one reason I don't do it anymore and thank God I own enough timber land that I don't have to do so, in your case if the land owner hires someone else to finish the job it's not right or fair, hopefully you'll be back on it before winter, one other thing your work is a lot more neath than a lot of mechanized loggers I have seen. Thank you for sharing.
I can’t honestly say exactly why they chose to stop us. I believe they were satisfied with what we have done or at least that’s what they said. I think they just want to see how it is going to grow back out throughout the summer and the fall. But I honestly don’t know. I just try to do what is right on my part… And that is all a person can do. Thank you for the kind words, my friend. And thank you for taking time to watch and comment as always! I appreciate you take care and do come again.
Good morning to ya! I’d be pleased with the way you leave the job if I was the landowner. I work in the trades and have been taught the way you leave the job can shape your future. Folks will remember if you go above and beyond to leave their home or property better than you found it. Take care
Thank you, sir! That means a lot to me. I take a lot of pride in my work to make sure it is done properly and leave people in good shape whenever we pull out. I want it to look good! I take pride in my timber, cutting, my mules, and even the trucking! So thank you so much for the kind words! Thank you also for taking time to watch and comment. Take care and do come again.
Well Mr Zack you went above and beyond call of duty on this job you you left it magnificent The only way you could let it look like a park and it's not going to look like a park people got to use common sense so thank you for this video thank you for sharing your jobsite with us cuz it's a magnificent job site couldn't ask for no better management thank you your friend Billy
Hey, thanks Billy! I really appreciate it buddy. And thank you for always taking time to watch and comment on my videos. I really do appreciate you! Take care of yourself and come again please.
Hey buddy, I've been studying bar oil,to the point that it is ridiculous 😊. Bar oil prices are absolutely ridiculous! Named brand, anywhere from 25 to 30 dollars a gallon. No chainsaw company makes oil. Almost all bar oil comes from the manufacturer of other oils, mostly engine oil and gear oil, sometimes when those oils didn't meet spec,but mostly when they cleaned out pipes and equipment switching to another run, they call that slop. They blend it to a certain viscosity, usually around 30 weight for year round oil,and about 20 for winter, and add tackifiers. Project farm did a great test, temperature of bar, wear of chain drives, evaporation,and then sent samples off to be analyzed, the winner was farm king sold by rural king. Stihl came in almost last. We Don't have rural kings in my area, so I started buying oil from different places and believe it or not Walmart sells something called hyper tough, which is the same oil as their former house brand, black max. It's the exact oil I believe as echo and poulan pro, the newer jugs are also identical, all have red tint, smell like gear oil,very good tackifiers, not excessively thick but great tackifiers. Only $13.99 at Walmart,in otherwords, you save enough off 2 gallons to buy a new chain! These companies have been gouging us for years and are getting greedier by the day.
Cool 😎 thanks for the input my friend! A feller has to save every penny he can these days! For sure. Thanks for taking time to explain it. Knowledge is power for sure. Thank you for taking time to watch and comment. Take care and do come again, please!
@@woodsgremlin9995 lol,I was close with name. We don't have rural king stores in SC. I bought some county or country line from tractor supply, not near as tacky as hyper tough,probably just fine in winter though.
The top piles will make for excellent rabbit hunting if the owner is a hunter. If you could fast forward 3 years the land will look quite different. Do you have a site from the past that you could walk through to show the changes?
Yessir I do. I’ve been wanting to visit a previous site that’s a couple years old to show re growth and what we left. Thank you for the kind words and taking time to watch and comment. Take care and do come again, please!
Thank you sir, I do try my best to leave things in as good of shape as I can. Thanks for taking time to watch and comment. Take care and do come again, please
Thank you kindly! And yes, you are at. There is no way to avoid it. We have cleaned up several jobs for people, but like I said in the video, it is separate from the logging. We just cannot make it work on the timber alone. So we have to do the cleanup work by the hour. Thank you again! And thanks for taking time to watch and comment. I appreciate it. Take care and do come again.
Yessir, absolutely! Some folks could stand to learn that lesson. Thanks my friend and thx for taking time to watch as always. Take care and do come again, please!
If what you explained,etc.was what caused the diffugalty,he had nothing to gripe about (in my opinion). He should be glad it wasn't done with machinery, it would have been a mess! Good job.
I can’t honestly say either way. The landowners told me they were satisfied with our work, but wanted to see how it grows back out throughout the rest of the summer and the fall. So we just tried to do the best we could to leave it in as good as shape as we could. Thank you for taking time to watch and comment. Take care and do come again.
It’s logging it’s a part of real life trees have tops kiddos for looking after the land the way you do. The tops will help stop the washes its natures way!
Yes! I do try my best to look after peoples property no doubt. As if it is mine. Thank you for the kind words and Thank you for taking time to watch and comment! Take care my friend and come again.
Yes, sir, that is the truth! Thank you so much for taking time to watch and comment on our video. I surely appreciate you. Take care and do come again anytime!
There sure is… I wish we had a better firewood market around here. They’re just aren’t many people burning wood anymore like they’re used to be. Thank you for taking time to watch and comment! Take care and do come again
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Proper land management and forest management is being a good steward of the land God has given us. Great job Zach and thank you for the explanation of how you finish up a job. A lot of work goes into mule logging and not just cutting down the timber and moving it with the mules. God bless brother!
Yes, sir, you are exactly right! That is a thing I have been trying to show people over a period of time. That there is a whole lot more to horse and mule logging than just mules or horses. So much more! Anyway, thank you so much. And thank you for taking time to watch and comment! Take care and do come again.
Zach, thanks for sharing what is involved after the logs are cut and hauled away. You are a gentleman an good steward of the land! Blessings.
Yes, sir, you are welcome! And I do try to be… As often as I can! I tried to treat others the way I want to be treated. Thank you for the kind words, my friend. And also for taking time to watch and comment as always. Take care and come again.
Your forestry knowledge is most impressive Sir. Thank you for taking the time to explain the process of finishing a logging job. A pleasure to learn from your vast experience! Blessings to you and your family Sir!
Thank you for the kind words and thanks for taking time to watch and comment. I surely appreciate it. Take care and do come again, please
May as well watch this while waiting for the wife! I got lots of time!! I didn't get to watch all of this! Now I'm back, we had a good pulpwood market-P&G, there was a mile of piles of pulpwood! the good hardwood logs went to a hard wood mill
All right then! Thank you for stopping by… Take care and do come again, please
At best a timber cutter puts their selves in a very difficult position. Many people that have their timber cut are disappointed with the results. They think that the property will look like a park when the work is done. I have been through this myself, and decided not to have the timber cut on one piece of property, I then acquired a second property and cleaned it up myself, But I had to buy an expensive grinder, and spent several years in my spear time getting the job done.
It is dangerous to say the least, mainly because of the environment and insects, and the insects are not a small part, in your part of the country there are snakes that are also dangerous
My thoughts go out to you and your family for being good people and hard workers, above all else stay safe Zach and keep going forwards.
Yes, sir, you are right! Thank you very much for taking time to watch and comment. And giving words of encouragement. I appreciate it. Thank you for the blessings also. Take care and come again.
I think you did the man a class A logging job!
I wish I could hire you to select cut a thirty acre track hasn’t been thinned in forty years.
They don’t come no better than you and yours! My opinion bet you I ain’t the only one
Thank you, sir! That means a whole lot to me. I take a lot of pride in my work. Anything from cutting timber, to my mules, and even my trucking. I take pride in it all, and I want people to be satisfied when we leave anyway, thank you so much for taking time to watch and comment! Take care and do come again
Another informative video , I enjoy them all ,be safe and be well,
Thank you, sir! I really appreciate that. And thank you for taking time to watch and comment as always. Take care, and do come again, please
Good job Zach, you are a good keeper of the land,
always be safe and, God bless. 🙂
I try to be, no less! Thank you so much for the words of encouragement and also taking time to watch and comment. Take care and do come again.
Dear Zach
Thank you so much for taking me along to see all that Magnificent Hard Work you and your Team did on that Land
I enjoy to see all the work
I appreciate you explaining all that goes into your work
I hope you have a wonderful day and get to relax later with your family
Ill be praying for you and everyone there
God bless you all there
Take care my friend
Thank you so much, my friend! That means a lot to me too. And I’m so glad you are enjoying all the videos and our channel! I’m glad you are here… Thank you for the prayers and the blessings. And thank you for taking time to watch and comment as always. Take care, and do come again, please!
I think the different timber practices in different areas is quite interesting, thanks for the explanation.
Yes, sir! Yw!! Things can change in the logging business within just 100 miles of a certain place. It is definitely interesting to see how logging changes throughout the country in different places. And timber practices. Thank you so much for watching and commenting! Take care and do come again.
My friend you are a good Man! And that is hard to find nowadays! You do excellent work and I enjoy how you explain things and show us how you do things! I have a deep respect for you my friend! God bless you and your family always!
Thank you my friend! Truly, thank you. I really appreciate that and it means a lot to me. I do my very best to treat people good and do a good job. I take a lot of pride in almost everything I do. I want it to be the very best it can be. Whether it’s timber cutting, logging, my mules, my children, trucking, etc. Thank you my friend and thank you for taking time to watch and comment. I truly appreciate it! Take care and do come again, please
You do a great job.
Thank you, sir! That means a lot. Thank you also for taking time to watch in comment. Take care and do come again.
How you go back to clean up the land, even though you don't charge for it per say, shows you are living your faith. Even through this technical difficulties you are doing it. I pray for this difficulty to end soon. God bless keep safe
Thank you, sir, and I am trying my best! My Paul always said that a man should do the right thing even when no one’s looking. Anyway, thank you so much for the kind words and for taking time to watch and comment as always. Take care my friend and do come again.
If those trees fell in a storm, they would do damage as well. They don't live forever, and when they come down, they do damage. It looks like those rotten red oaks got skinned the last time the land was logged.
It is possible. Although in this area, carpenter ants are really bad about causing rot. And the red Oaks seem to get hit the worse. So I can’t say for sure on that. But you are correct, trees do fall when storms happen. This track of timber actually has several trees that have blown down already, and we cleaned them up as we went. Thank you ma’am for always taking time to watch and comment. I surely appreciate it! Take care and do come again.
It's a shame the land owner doesn't understand what it takes to clear standing lumber, it's one reason I don't do it anymore and thank God I own enough timber land that I don't have to do so, in your case if the land owner hires someone else to finish the job it's not right or fair, hopefully you'll be back on it before winter, one other thing your work is a lot more neath than a lot of mechanized loggers I have seen. Thank you for sharing.
I can’t honestly say exactly why they chose to stop us. I believe they were satisfied with what we have done or at least that’s what they said. I think they just want to see how it is going to grow back out throughout the summer and the fall. But I honestly don’t know. I just try to do what is right on my part… And that is all a person can do. Thank you for the kind words, my friend. And thank you for taking time to watch and comment as always! I appreciate you take care and do come again.
Good morning to ya! I’d be pleased with the way you leave the job if I was the landowner. I work in the trades and have been taught the way you leave the job can shape your future. Folks will remember if you go above and beyond to leave their home or property better than you found it. Take care
Thank you, sir! That means a lot to me. I take a lot of pride in my work to make sure it is done properly and leave people in good shape whenever we pull out. I want it to look good! I take pride in my timber, cutting, my mules, and even the trucking! So thank you so much for the kind words! Thank you also for taking time to watch and comment. Take care and do come again.
Well Mr Zack you went above and beyond call of duty on this job you you left it magnificent The only way you could let it look like a park and it's not going to look like a park people got to use common sense so thank you for this video thank you for sharing your jobsite with us cuz it's a magnificent job site couldn't ask for no better management thank you your friend Billy
Hey, thanks Billy! I really appreciate it buddy. And thank you for always taking time to watch and comment on my videos. I really do appreciate you! Take care of yourself and come again please.
I will Zach I am like you in a lot of ways I am loyal to my friends your friend Billy
Good clean job fine looking work
Thank you, Mr. Randall! I surely appreciate it. And thank you for taking time to watch and comment. Take care and do come again.
Nice job.
Thank you very much! And thank you for always taking time to watch and comment on our videos. Take care and come again.
Hey buddy, I've been studying bar oil,to the point that it is ridiculous 😊. Bar oil prices are absolutely ridiculous! Named brand, anywhere from 25 to 30 dollars a gallon. No chainsaw company makes oil. Almost all bar oil comes from the manufacturer of other oils, mostly engine oil and gear oil, sometimes when those oils didn't meet spec,but mostly when they cleaned out pipes and equipment switching to another run, they call that slop. They blend it to a certain viscosity, usually around 30 weight for year round oil,and about 20 for winter, and add tackifiers. Project farm did a great test, temperature of bar, wear of chain drives, evaporation,and then sent samples off to be analyzed, the winner was farm king sold by rural king. Stihl came in almost last. We Don't have rural kings in my area, so I started buying oil from different places and believe it or not Walmart sells something called hyper tough, which is the same oil as their former house brand, black max. It's the exact oil I believe as echo and poulan pro, the newer jugs are also identical, all have red tint, smell like gear oil,very good tackifiers, not excessively thick but great tackifiers. Only $13.99 at Walmart,in otherwords, you save enough off 2 gallons to buy a new chain! These companies have been gouging us for years and are getting greedier by the day.
Cool 😎 thanks for the input my friend! A feller has to save every penny he can these days! For sure. Thanks for taking time to explain it. Knowledge is power for sure. Thank you for taking time to watch and comment. Take care and do come again, please!
Project Farm makes some great videos. The winner was actually Harvest King. We can buy it around here for around 10 dollars a gallon.
@@woodsgremlin9995 lol,I was close with name. We don't have rural king stores in SC. I bought some county or country line from tractor supply, not near as tacky as hyper tough,probably just fine in winter though.
The top piles will make for excellent rabbit hunting if the owner is a hunter. If you could fast forward 3 years the land will look quite different. Do you have a site from the past that you could walk through to show the changes?
Yessir I do. I’ve been wanting to visit a previous site that’s a couple years old to show re growth and what we left. Thank you for the kind words and taking time to watch and comment. Take care and do come again, please!
Great job leaving the work site
Thank you sir, I do try my best to leave things in as good of shape as I can. Thanks for taking time to watch and comment. Take care and do come again, please
I think you are doing a great job and there is always going to be some top’s when you cut wood.
Thank you kindly! And yes, you are at. There is no way to avoid it. We have cleaned up several jobs for people, but like I said in the video, it is separate from the logging. We just cannot make it work on the timber alone. So we have to do the cleanup work by the hour. Thank you again! And thanks for taking time to watch and comment. I appreciate it. Take care and do come again.
It's what most of us learned from mother, and if her instructions fell on deaf ears, the wife will remind us: Clean up after yourself!
Yessir, absolutely! Some folks could stand to learn that lesson. Thanks my friend and thx for taking time to watch as always. Take care and do come again, please!
If what you explained,etc.was what caused the diffugalty,he had nothing to gripe about (in my opinion). He should be glad it wasn't done with machinery, it would have been a mess! Good job.
I can’t honestly say either way. The landowners told me they were satisfied with our work, but wanted to see how it grows back out throughout the rest of the summer and the fall. So we just tried to do the best we could to leave it in as good as shape as we could. Thank you for taking time to watch and comment. Take care and do come again.
It’s logging it’s a part of real life trees have tops kiddos for looking after the land the way you do. The tops will help stop the washes its natures way!
Yes! I do try my best to look after peoples property no doubt. As if it is mine. Thank you for the kind words and Thank you for taking time to watch and comment! Take care my friend and come again.
You'll never get in trouble for doing to much
Yes, sir, that is the truth! Thank you so much for taking time to watch and comment on our video. I surely appreciate you. Take care and do come again anytime!
Do you have another job to go to?
Yes, sir, I do. I’ve got a few little things to tidy up and then get everything moved.
Bunch of firewood on the ground
There sure is… I wish we had a better firewood market around here. They’re just aren’t many people burning wood anymore like they’re used to be. Thank you for taking time to watch and comment! Take care and do come again