it’s crazy to think Jack is old enough to go out and start a life of his own as a young man. I remember watching him help you when he was just a pup. How time flies. Love this type of content showing setups and giving great advice
My father was born disabled. I take care of him now as an adult. Thank you for teaching me things that he couldn't due to his condition. It's much appreciated.
I wish my father had been this involved in my life and supportive in my endeavors. You, sir, are truly a man a son can look up to. This is the kind of thing I will do for my son.
I’ve been following you for awhile now and can say that you are a role model for sure. I wish my dad was, but I made myself a very good father to my two daughters and couldn’t be more proud of them! Thanks again for all you do.
I fall trees for firewood every year and I have always wanted to put together a tool belt like this. Thank you... the info for the scabbard is exactly what I was looking for
It's a proud, and terrifying day when a father equips his son to go out on his own to fight. In this case, the fighting is wildland fires, and the care/attention to detail shows. I look forward to one day doing something like this for my son.
Man, I remember when you gave him his first pocket knife. Makes me feel old. But then again, I’ve had two boys of my own (6 and 7) in the time I’ve been watching you, so time and life is marching along with all of us, like it or lump it.
@@wranglerstar You sir are more than welcome! I laid on my non functional back today after cutting tree limbs off the roofs of my neighbors from Sunday afternoons storms here in central Arkansas. No power till the 29th as of the last update, but I have a genset and gas. Keeping everything frozen for the house and the neighbors. That’s what’s expected of good neighbors. Be generous and kind. That is Gods expectation.
It’s such a great feeling to gift your sons with things they’ll be able to keep, use and appreciate for years to come. I put together a couple of carpenters belts for my twin boys when we started building a log cabin together in NH a few years ago and still get a mixed sense of joy and pride for them when I see them put it on to work on something. Kudos to you Cody and congrats and good luck to Jack!
I did the same when both my sons decided to go into the trades. I gave them both starters kits that would get the job done with out over burdening them. When it comes to telling someone you love them actions speak louder than words. Keep up the good work 👍👍👍
Although im from the UK and in no way near the occupation of the forest service i love these videos, been watching for years and for someone who never had a father figure around i hope to god that one day im as good of a father as yourself.
phenomenal! I love it and I will pray for Jack that he is safe and maybe has a little fun along his journey! You're a proper father and I always look forward to these videos! Thank you!
I appreciate you, Cody. Some awesome content and Old School values. That said, I'd like to talk to Cody of a few years back and show him you in a neckerchief, the sunglasses you stole from Ted Bundy, the unashamed revelation of a makeup mirror and neon sign- and watch the ensuing fireworks.
I feel old, but I also feel proud of the MAN that I have been given the privilege of watching grow up Jack is going to conduct himself as a man and we will be proud of who he is
Few weeks ago I looked through the older videos to help me decide what to buy for a fellers belt for my college timber harvesting class and for when I get out of school. I am very happy with grizzly peaks, I ordered everything and had it with in 3 days.
Very cool to see this congrats jack! I don’t know why this particular video came to mind but while watching this I remembered back to an older video of yours when you were on the old homestead and you were testing the range of your COMMS. Jack rode the dirt bike down a ways and it just shows how much he’s grown, and how blessed this young man is to have a father/protector/provider like yourself! I grew up in a very broken home with no father (and no positive male role model either) now as an adult with children of my own videos like this are that much more special. Aloha and blessings from Hawaii 🤙🏼🙏🏼
Nothing like having something to remember your father. My tool belt was made by my father when I became an apprentice. Every day my father is with me, it’s weird not being able to get advice from the old man. God bless you as well.
I'm a big fan of your videos and I'd like to say that you've inspired me to become a volunteer firefighter. I'm currently dealing with the consequences of some mistakes I've made and I've got some jail time coming up. Once I'm done with that I'm gonna get my life back together and try to do something positive for once. Thank you for the videos and God bless.
Youre one of the reasons im taking some arborists certifications in my state. Notnjust for work, but as a passjon for the forest and msintaining her, respecting her.
And good job as well to you dad of course, seems you’ve raised a dam good young man, my prayers go out to y’all as he enters this next phase of his life
What a great story of the American dream and determination. Mixed with the true masterery of a valuable trade. Another example of the value of apprenticeship. Any trade, including brain surgery can be taught this way and should be recognized as such. College, the biggest scam. I studied and learned under great masters. Now im the master!Thank you for a great video.
Mr Cody, my ears aren't so good these days, but it sounded to me like we both got something caught in the back of our throat during the last few seconds of your video. Godspeed to your son. Peace to you and your wife, when waiting to hear his voice while he is away at work. God Bless.
Just got my first house and your videos have helped me tremendously. I was curious how you take care of pests, rodents, insects from the interior and exterior. Especially with all the firewood you keep. I live in Texas and if I bring any wood in roaches and all kinds of things get everywhere! Would love to see a video on this
Jack is working in the woods! That's great! I remember watching your vids years ago and he was just a youngster! My boy is around the same age too, it's crazy to think! Great vid again!
Although my father never made me anything or something of this level of a gift. He provided in other ways and I love and appreciate him for all he has done for me and my brothers and sister. I see this being something he will cherish and hold onto for many years. Used or not he will still appreciate it. Jack is a bit younger than me (my guess is hes about 20) but i know for sure he will grow and have an appreciation for your work. Iv recently grown appreciation for the wild land fire fighters and have been looking into getting myself in the USFS.
Gotta love some good old wranglerstar Forrest service videos. Tell wranglerstar junior that we wish him luck.
I like the Dahmer glasses. I miss these videos.
@budget88 Israel knew who they were firing on...
@@metalcavy33Joseph seed glasses more like 😼
I can't even imagine how special that would be to receive a gift like this from your father. He will cherish that belt all the days of his life!
Your son will treasure this kit put together for him by his Dad. Awesome example of fatherhood and mentorship. Our world needs more of this!
He doesn't even have a son he just made up the story for content
@@kether800his son is literally in his videos you dolt
it’s crazy to think Jack is old enough to go out and start a life of his own as a young man. I remember watching him help you when he was just a pup. How time flies. Love this type of content showing setups and giving great advice
I pray the Wranglerstar family will receive God's grace, protection and continued conviction. Amen! Thanks for sharing brother 👍
Let's hope your imaginary friend helps this man
My father was born disabled. I take care of him now as an adult. Thank you for teaching me things that he couldn't due to his condition. It's much appreciated.
Best of luck to you and your father. Him being disabled teaches you more than you might realize right now ;)
I second what above said, also I can't imagine how glad he is to have you. Fair play man
Your dad sounds kinda lame
@budget88no one cares
@budget88 only men were casualties of that blatant attack by the evil 🇮🇱
I love the Dr. Gonzo glasses. Very appropriate, especially for the times of fear and loathing we are headed through.
We must: Act Accordingly.
I wish my father had been this involved in my life and supportive in my endeavors. You, sir, are truly a man a son can look up to. This is the kind of thing I will do for my son.
I heard there are a thousand applicants per opening in firefighting which is almost as difficult than being an astronaut, good for him.
I’ve been following you for awhile now and can say that you are a role model for sure. I wish my dad was, but I made myself a very good father to my two daughters and couldn’t be more proud of them! Thanks again for all you do.
Love his make up mirror. He’s such a dandy.
I fall trees for firewood every year and I have always wanted to put together a tool belt like this. Thank you... the info for the scabbard is exactly what I was looking for
It's a proud, and terrifying day when a father equips his son to go out on his own to fight. In this case, the fighting is wildland fires, and the care/attention to detail shows. I look forward to one day doing something like this for my son.
I will pray for your son. May God continue to bless you brother.
Just felled my first tree and never would of been confident enough to do it without your advice! Thank you Wranglerstar!
We need more people like you who teach your kids the proper way of life. Unfortunately, those traits are becoming less and less common in todays world
Just put in for a FFT2 position in Region 8 after attending a recruitment camp. I appreciate all the knowledge you’ve given me!
I’ve never seen a father care more then this man you’re really inspiring me to become a forester
Man, I remember when you gave him his first pocket knife. Makes me feel old. But then again, I’ve had two boys of my own (6 and 7) in the time I’ve been watching you, so time and life is marching along with all of us, like it or lump it.
It’s nice to see a father pass something down that’s usable and will last
You are a father that truly exhibits love of a son. I applaud you sir!
Thank you,
@@wranglerstar You sir are more than welcome! I laid on my non functional back today after cutting tree limbs off the roofs of my neighbors from Sunday afternoons storms here in central Arkansas. No power till the 29th as of the last update, but I have a genset and gas. Keeping everything frozen for the house and the neighbors. That’s what’s expected of good neighbors. Be generous and kind. That is Gods expectation.
@@wranglerstar do you think Cody jack could film, wildland videos, and start a RUclips channel?
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It’s such a great feeling to gift your sons with things they’ll be able to keep, use and appreciate for years to come. I put together a couple of carpenters belts for my twin boys when we started building a log cabin together in NH a few years ago and still get a mixed sense of joy and pride for them when I see them put it on to work on something. Kudos to you Cody and congrats and good luck to Jack!
Hope your son stays safe on the fire lines, Wranglerstar. You should report on some of his experiences to us, if you can.
@budget88no one cares
The fire is now in Canada
Never trust a word from someone who works in a shop in barefoot, something the USFS did not approve.
May God keep Jack safe, happy, and healthy. May he keep your family in his grace. Stay safe Jack.
"The forest taketh... everything." Wise words...
Godspeed, Jack. Blessings in your new career of service.
I did the same when both my sons decided to go into the trades. I gave them both starters kits that would get the job done with out over burdening them. When it comes to telling someone you love them actions speak louder than words.
Keep up the good work 👍👍👍
Although im from the UK and in no way near the occupation of the forest service i love these videos, been watching for years and for someone who never had a father figure around i hope to god that one day im as good of a father as yourself.
A caring father right here. My dad is a lot like this, cherrish all these moments kids.
phenomenal! I love it and I will pray for Jack that he is safe and maybe has a little fun along his journey! You're a proper father and I always look forward to these videos! Thank you!
Little things like this is what your son will remember and cherish for years.
Very nice. Jack will love it I'm sure, and take good care of his kit. Now I want to make one for myself.
That’s an awesome gift that he will get a TON of use out of. God bless y’all, much love from Texas!
Great first kit, keep on keepin on....
I pray he is safe on the fire line and you raised a good man
Really nice to see how thoughtful you are towards your son. He's going to be really proud and grateful for your foresight and expertise.
Great video. I’ll say a prayer for Jack. May God be with him and your family as he goes out on his own.
Good luck to your son! I wish him all the best! You should be proud that he followed in your footsteps. We need more young people like him.!
Great video. What a enjoyable time in preparing something for your son that can be used on the job
I wish I had a father like you in my life
I appreciate you, Cody. Some awesome content and Old School values. That said, I'd like to talk to Cody of a few years back and show him you in a neckerchief, the sunglasses you stole from Ted Bundy, the unashamed revelation of a makeup mirror and neon sign- and watch the ensuing fireworks.
Man I love these "old school" style videos! Thank you Cody!
Congrats Jack , very proud of you young man !!!
You Sire are a great father! Continue on master logger.👊👍🙏
I am from germany the name is Gedore Ochsenkopf
Wow big achievement 👏 👌 be safe out there 👏 🙏 👍 🙌
I feel old, but I also feel proud of the MAN that I have been given the privilege of watching grow up
Jack is going to conduct himself as a man and we will be proud of who he is
That's a lovely gift to send him off with, Cody.
God Bless.
Great work!! Wish I had a dad like you.
I always fell beloved and learn from every video you do.
Few weeks ago I looked through the older videos to help me decide what to buy for a fellers belt for my college timber harvesting class and for when I get out of school. I am very happy with grizzly peaks, I ordered everything and had it with in 3 days.
Very cool...proud dad hooking him up😎
Great video. Thank you for sharing your knowledge and experience. Keep up the good work.
Very cool to see this congrats jack! I don’t know why this particular video came to mind but while watching this I remembered back to an older video of yours when you were on the old homestead and you were testing the range of your COMMS. Jack rode the dirt bike down a ways and it just shows how much he’s grown, and how blessed this young man is to have a father/protector/provider like yourself! I grew up in a very broken home with no father (and no positive male role model either) now as an adult with children of my own videos like this are that much more special. Aloha and blessings from Hawaii 🤙🏼🙏🏼
Keep up the fantastic work sir. It’s a privilege to learn from a genuine proho
Nothing like having something to remember your father.
My tool belt was made by my father when I became an apprentice. Every day my father is with me, it’s weird not being able to get advice from the old man.
God bless you as well.
I like the anvil.
I’ve really missed these type videos, keeping your family and Jack in our prayers!
Thank you sir! Great vid! I learned a lot!
Thank you. Great video.
Good luck & Gid speed in your new job Jack!
I'm a big fan of your videos and I'd like to say that you've inspired me to become a volunteer firefighter. I'm currently dealing with the consequences of some mistakes I've made and I've got some jail time coming up. Once I'm done with that I'm gonna get my life back together and try to do something positive for once. Thank you for the videos and God bless.
Its so nice to see this kind of videos again, I really like watching you find Proho solutions. 🎉❤
I enjoy your videos, keep it up, Thanks for sharing !
It's just good to know... I'm NOT the only person running around my shop working at night while barefoot!
Love that you put out some 10 min content! Always love learning from you
Best of luck to Jack! And thanks for the video as I am going to need a ProHo version like this as I start thinning trees on my property.
These are the type of Wranglerstar videos I enjoy 👍
I got my red card back in May. I get a lot of useful information from your channel
Little Jack has grown up before our eyes into a young man. Time flies eh Cody?
IT sure does,
Stop. We get it.
I love your videos! That's one HELL OF AN ANVIL! Love the new lights on the workbench too!
See Kyle!
Your doing gods work my friend
Excellent role model. Bless you sir
Cody, Wow! From a little kid to a soon to be firefighter! Time flies. Thumbs up my friend.
Good Idea, a fine present
Best belt I have is a Hanks belt. It's for CCW. It's true Full grain leather and I love it. 100 year warranty.
Wow! He will always remember your gift to him. Prayers for protection to him and the other woodland firefighters.
Youre one of the reasons im taking some arborists certifications in my state. Notnjust for work, but as a passjon for the forest and msintaining her, respecting her.
RUclips Dad for a lot of us - thanks pops for the wisdom and warnings
very nice baseline gift to the boy on his new job
I have that same, exact Stihl buckle! Had it since I was 4! Dad's always been a Stihl guy.....👍👍
Awesome Man!!!
Make sure he packs that factory buckle with him . Ive had those custom buckles break . Love your videos !! Always have .
Life is so much better when you have a dad that takes intrest
And good job as well to you dad of course, seems you’ve raised a dam good young man, my prayers go out to y’all as he enters this next phase of his life
I keep it all in a bucket, no maintenance required.
I carry a small pouch with my kit to carry small tools and parts that I may need in the day. Pretty cool to set up a kit for your son
What a great story of the American dream and determination. Mixed with the true masterery of a valuable trade. Another example of the value of apprenticeship. Any trade, including brain surgery can be taught this way and should be recognized as such. College, the biggest scam. I studied and learned under great masters. Now im the master!Thank you for a great video.
That belt reminds me of my fathers belt when he was going to work in the woods. Great memories even when the work was pretty hard
Absolutely love all your videos Brother 🙏🏻❤️
Having your son join up must create some complicated feelings. My most sincere thanks to all of you.
Mr Cody, my ears aren't so good these days, but it sounded to me like we both got something caught in the back of our throat during the last few seconds of your video.
Godspeed to your son.
Peace to you and your wife, when waiting to hear his voice while he is away at work.
God Bless.
Just got my first house and your videos have helped me tremendously. I was curious how you take care of pests, rodents, insects from the interior and exterior. Especially with all the firewood you keep. I live in Texas and if I bring any wood in roaches and all kinds of things get everywhere! Would love to see a video on this
Wow, shoulda been a father's day video! Kudos to Jack and his dad!
That scrench idea is awesome stole that from you like 2 years ago
Your great Cody
Jack is working in the woods! That's great! I remember watching your vids years ago and he was just a youngster! My boy is around the same age too, it's crazy to think! Great vid again!
Although my father never made me anything or something of this level of a gift. He provided in other ways and I love and appreciate him for all he has done for me and my brothers and sister. I see this being something he will cherish and hold onto for many years. Used or not he will still appreciate it. Jack is a bit younger than me (my guess is hes about 20) but i know for sure he will grow and have an appreciation for your work. Iv recently grown appreciation for the wild land fire fighters and have been looking into getting myself in the USFS.
I like this because you give the name and where to buy the items. Fake news does not tell me where to buy good stuff.