Do you keep some of the apple tree trunks to season for firewood? Apple wood smells lovely when it burns and is great for in your smoker - applewood smoked bacon?
I love seeing your family praying before supper, & you & Gina both taking turns. ♥️ That’s how you teach the next generation...model it before them & lead by example. 🙏🏼
Al I just want to thank you for being such a good example. You're a hard worker and I appreciate the fact that you are not ashamed of praying in your vlog. Thanking God for His protection is always a good thing! Your place is really looking good. I missed watching the goofy goats today. Olivia was a little scared of seeing the skunks again.
Baking soda will take care of that smell. thanks for sharing, looking very nice around your place. you can see more with the trees gone. I like that. have a good day
nice to hear you asking the Lord to protect you. Great video Al and family. Your little farm is really progressing. I'm glad there were no more skunks. God bless Lumnah Family!
Al put the fence around the brush pile and let the goats clean it up for you less work for you . I was wondering did you make videos of building New Yolk City I need to build a chicken house I like that one it looks cool...Thanks
I think Figero showed you how the skunks got in. How they got out is still a mystery. I am just glad they did. You going to give the goats some of that brush and green apple branches? I am sure they would love the treats. Save don't the wood for making apple smoked bacon. I can almost smell it cooking, LOL!
I watch you guys often and really enjoy your family. Olivia is growing up so fast, she is so mature for her age. I like that drift wood to hang for hats jackets aprons. Glad no skunks showed up in New Yolk City.
:) Olivia I loved your art! & the driftwood will make a nice garden garden decor...you could probably convince Gina to have it inside if you clean it up and stain it o.-. Glad the skunks weren't back. I did notice that other predators can easily drop into your charged fence paddock from the apple tree (or so it looks) so glad you lock them up tight at night after a look see. :) I'm looking forward to seeing what you do with the new goat area.
Those trees you cut down with the big lumpy areas you should donate to a local wood turner. Those are burls and they might be able to turn them into a a cool little bowl. Most turners would take the donation and make you something in return.
I'm wondering if the skunk didn't spray as they got shocked squeezing through the fence. However, they they should have sprayed upon leaving the chicken yard. I'm thinking the mama skunk was too big to fit through the mesh. Justin Rhodes just got an electric fence with small mesh at the bottom to keep chicks in... maybe a consideration next time you purchase... This fence could go to the goats? ❤🌅🌵
You might need to mix up a peroxide, baking soda and soap solution to spray in there to get rid of the smell. Those chickens are all confused after having the hen house invaded.
We had a skunk come through last night. We were woke by the smell and the dogs going crazy. Thankfully no-one got sprayed. We could not find the skunk, but definitely still smell it this morning. We still have all of our chickens too. Thank God. Anyways, I was looking up what to do to keep skunks away and found your videos. They are very good by the way and you made pulling stumps look easy!
Nice Art project Olivia. Very reminiscent of Calder. Love the colors used. Al could you use the excavator to smooth out the path through in your rock wall? Might make it easier to traverse. Just a thought.
Great video's very interesting, one little thing to do on that mini excavator put the blade down when working it will help stop it from bouncing around so much.
Regardless of the electric fencer's joule rating, if the open circuit voltage rating is too low, it won't penetrate the skunks fur and they can pass thru without getting popped. I've run into that before. Now, I use a low impedance 2 joule fencer with a "no load " voltage rating of 11,800 volts. This will penetrate thru the fur and give them a hell of a shock. It's a powerful machine, but I have cattle too, so I just use it for all the animals. I've been popped several times and I swear that thing will draw the devil out of you. Buy a strong machine the first time, ground it right and be done with it, or you will end up like me....with a collection of weaker machines that I no longer use. Also, keep a backup fencer ready to go in case your main one fails, because it will sooner or later.
After their run in with "Tactical Al" those skunks are probably in Vermont by now LOL. Clean up is looking great !!!! Another recommendation for SS cups is Rctic,I have one of their 24 oz. cups with a handle and it's a great coffee or cold drink cup. Vey affordable also !! I love that driftwood piece. Great idea from Lisa for the outdoor kitchen !!
If the bar rails aren't even the chain will have a lot of play from side to side and the cut will be slightly off from what I've seen. Try to stay ahead of the game and not get that bad lol.
Lumnah Acres you guys are the best! i am retiring in a couple years and we will be hopefully moving out of over populated new jersey to a hopefully hobby farm, but we are probably going south, not north, we are so tired of snow and nasty weather. but even in the middle of suburbia we have a coop with ducks and chickens! I'm sure the neighbors think we are crazy , but they have never tasted fresh duck eggs! i so envy your lifestyle, and hope to be able to have a chance to experience the life you are having now. look forward to your adventures in the fall and winter. lots of love from the Valentine family, #suburbianhomsteaders
You're a true inspiration... Never considered before having something like what you have - always dreamed of it, but now, after eagerly watching your videos everyday, I pray the Lord may be turn my dream into a vision, so I can make it a reality. Bless you guys... keep up the good work...
Field is really starting to look Great Al. Happy the Skunks are gone.. Hope your gonna save the apple tree you took down for smoking bacon later. Have a Blessed day Lumnah Family and Modern Steaders.
If that is an Ozark Trails glass you are drinking out of they are pretty awesome......I have one and I have a Yeti.......I think the Ozark beats the Yeti quite badly as far as keeping ice.....or keeping the coffee hot.....maybe it’s just me but a third of the price and twice as good.....can’t go wrong there.
hahaha, Figaro was skunk-safe up there!!!! sure a sign you have eggs a-plenty when you give perfectly good eggs to the pigs :) :) did you ever check under new yolk city if the skunks hide under there???
At 18:06 I think the skunks went in through that pvc pipe maybe? Have a good one I have 2 bantum roosters that sound exactly like Moose. They flip out when they hear your videos playing cause they hear Moose and wonder where he is lol!!
Hey Al, the groove that the chain rides in collects all kinds of debri and will cause the chain to raise up like that, not oil properly, or even worse pop off the sprocket tip. I Clean mine almost every time I use a saw. Also just a tip if you didn't already know, make sure to flip the bar every new chain or chain sharpening plus grease the sprocket tip and clutch bearing. Amazing how many people forget to do this... I guess out of sight out of mind. Safe cutting from one saw user to another!
I don't know if you have ever mentioned it or not but what is the song you play with the guitar and the clapping? My kids love it! Thank you for sharing your day with us. Hope to the little stinker are gone for good.
If you put your blade down in front of the excavator when you digging stumps, you get better leverage. Curling the bucket also gives you better leverage. Sharper your chainsaw.
Great dinner I'm going to make the same thing only I'm using chicken breast cause that's what I have. Maybe if during the day you left the door open to the chickens nests it would air out and not stink. Those skunks must have had lots of gas from eating those eggs all night. Enjoyed this video very much. Thanks.
Having that excavator sure does help out a lot doesn't it? We are clearing land right now as well but having to do it by hand. Stumps Stumps Stumps Stumps Stumps! LOL
You need to get a stronger stand for the vice. It is moving around as you are trying to sharpen the chain and won't allow you to get a good accurate angle on the chain teeth when sharpening. Attach the vice to a workbench or make a bench just for the vice.
haha I was thinking gina wouldn't want that driftwood in the house and then u said it. then I was gonna ask if u might clean out new yolk city and the boxes and u did it. have a good day family
why do you put up the ramp on new yolk city every night even if your not moving the coop? The door that slides down should be fine unless your moving it.Was just wondering. Thanks for the video. I watch every day.
You need to invest in a wood chipper. All that wood and brush would make great mulch for your gardens. I know you already have a large pile of wood chips but it will eventually run out.
First thing I said when you started sawing (to the video, but you weren't listening. LOL) "Where are your chaps dude? " I know getting all decked out for a quick saw job is a pain, but better that kind of pain than an accident.
you should get a great Pyrenees to protect your live stock and keep fox, raccoons, skunks, coyotes, bob cats, and bear away from your live stock and poultry. We lost our Pyrenees back in January I need to get another one soon.
Great Idea Jeff, I agree. Sorry for your lose. We have a 11 yr old yellow lab, great dog Snoopy (inside dog), she loves chasing the foxes out of our yard. Now with the skunks, she gives them a little distance...been there done that lol Have a great day
Labs are great dogs, but they are bird dogs and sometimes you have to watch them around chickens lol, the draw back to the Pyrenees is that they tend to roam if not in a fenced area, but if they are gotten when they are puppies and raised up around any type of live stock they are second to none as far as protecting them.
Yep, my dogs will kill any skunk that comes into the yard. Skunks don't even slow them down. I've found many dead skunks in the yard. They do need to be outdoor dogs though, cause they do get a good dose of skunk cologne. Also, down south where I live, Copperheads, Western Diamondback rattlesnakes and Rat snakes are very common for most of the year. My dogs get bit every year messing with copperheads. I've found large 6 ft rat snakes living in the chicken coop several times over the years. The chickens don't seem to mind them in there, but they eat a lot of eggs. We usually just relocate the snakes since they are very beneficial for rodent control. I found an Owl in the coop a few years ago and to this day, I still have no idea how that Owl got in there!
Glad the skunks seemed to have moved on. Chunks of charcoal in NYC will help absorb the skunk odors if you throw some inside. Rewatch the saw sharpening part of the video. Your fore hand goes up, and rear hand down on each stroke of the file. The stroke needs to be level throughout. You should be able to sharpen a chain without a vise if you're stroking the file correctly. The rocking stroke you use, causes the file to catch rather than glide smoothly. Between the cutting teeth at the chip rakers. These help clear chips from the cut. They also set the depth of the cutting teeth as they cut through the wood. Every time you sharpen the cutting teeth, they get a little bit shorter and these rakers also need to be filed down. You should have a file guide for your saw to adjust the height of the chip rakers. A well sharpened chain should throw out chips, if your throwing out sawdust rather than chips, your rakers are too tall and need to be filed down.
Al, I noticed when you were sharpening your chain, it didn't look as though you were going far enough to get the rounded over part on each tooth ? I think if you did a few more swipes while pulling up on the file would help to get the top edge of the chain ? Also take a couple swipes on the rakers/drags and you'll be amazed on how fast the saw can munch through a tree !!! Love these types of videos and still hate them skunks, thumbs up !!! Edit: Love your family breaking bread together and the prayers, great values.
you need the Stihl 2in1 Sharpener. your chain will be better than new. lots of RUclips videos of people using it. Wranglerstar, Outdoors with the Morgans. Out of the Woods. etc.
Love how you show your family coming together for dinner and praying. More and more I feel in today's world it is being lost.
Do you keep some of the apple tree trunks to season for firewood? Apple wood smells lovely when it burns and is great for in your smoker - applewood smoked bacon?
That one would get my vote! yum
I love seeing your family praying before supper, & you & Gina both taking turns. ♥️ That’s how you teach the next generation...model it before them & lead by example. 🙏🏼
Al I just want to thank you for being such a good example. You're a hard worker and I appreciate the fact that you are not ashamed of praying in your vlog. Thanking God for His protection is always a good thing! Your place is really looking good. I missed watching the goofy goats today. Olivia was a little scared of seeing the skunks again.
Love what that excavator can do. Sure makes stump clean up look easy. The place is looking great!
I really enjoy watching Kaboto and Excavator videos. So cool seeing their usefulness around the homestead.
hang the driftwood in your outdoor kitchen for hanging aprons maybe
good idea
I have 2 daughters and they were so much fun at that age. My grandchildren are all in their teens and 20s now. They love to go fishing with me.
A family that prays together stays together, this practice is sorely missing from our society these days, glad to see it's not completely gone.
I love that you make time to day a prayer before dinner. Keep up the great work.
The place is going to look very different.
Keep up the hard work.
Baking soda will take care of that smell. thanks for sharing, looking very nice around your place. you can see more with the trees gone. I like that. have a good day
That machine though!!! I want one, the possibilities are endless.
nice to hear you asking the Lord to protect you. Great video Al and family. Your little farm is really progressing. I'm glad there were no more skunks. God bless Lumnah Family!
Al put the fence around the brush pile and let the goats clean it up for you less work for you . I was wondering did you make videos of building New Yolk City I need to build a chicken house I like that one it looks cool...Thanks
There are several videos of the build. It's a pop-up camper base with video dates from either last spring 2017 or fall 2016.
I think Figero showed you how the skunks got in. How they got out is still a mystery. I am just glad they did. You going to give the goats some of that brush and green apple branches? I am sure they would love the treats. Save don't the wood for making apple smoked bacon. I can almost smell it cooking, LOL!
I watch you guys often and really enjoy your family. Olivia is growing up so fast, she is so mature for her age. I like that drift wood to hang for hats jackets aprons. Glad no skunks showed up in New Yolk City.
:) Olivia I loved your art! & the driftwood will make a nice garden garden decor...you could probably convince Gina to have it inside if you clean it up and stain it o.-. Glad the skunks weren't back. I did notice that other predators can easily drop into your charged fence paddock from the apple tree (or so it looks) so glad you lock them up tight at night after a look see. :) I'm looking forward to seeing what you do with the new goat area.
Those trees you cut down with the big lumpy areas you should donate to a local wood turner. Those are burls and they might be able to turn them into a a cool little bowl. Most turners would take the donation and make you something in return.
Olivia YOU CRACK ME UP SWEETIE! When Moose was running I didn't think I was gonna stop laughing. 😂😂😂😂. Y'all have a blessed day.
I'm wondering if the skunk didn't spray as they got shocked squeezing through the fence. However, they they should have sprayed upon leaving the chicken yard. I'm thinking the mama skunk was too big to fit through the mesh. Justin Rhodes just got an electric fence with small mesh at the bottom to keep chicks in... maybe a consideration next time you purchase... This fence could go to the goats? ❤🌅🌵
I love how you took the time to thank the Lord for protecting you.
You might need to mix up a peroxide, baking soda and soap solution to spray in there to get rid of the smell. Those chickens are all confused after having the hen house invaded.
I have some beautiful pieces of old weathered wood. They have a wow factor about them.
You might also consider grafting a few apple trees to widen your flavors.
The clearing of the land is looking really good...Its good all those pretty leaves can be used in composting...Hope the skunks are gone..Bye!🌱
We had a skunk come through last night. We were woke by the smell and the dogs going crazy. Thankfully no-one got sprayed. We could not find the skunk, but definitely still smell it this morning. We still have all of our chickens too. Thank God. Anyways, I was looking up what to do to keep skunks away and found your videos. They are very good by the way and you made pulling stumps look easy!
Nice Art project Olivia. Very reminiscent of Calder. Love the colors used. Al could you use the excavator to smooth out the path through in your rock wall? Might make it easier to traverse. Just a thought.
Great video's very interesting, one little thing to do on that mini excavator put the blade down when working it will help stop it from bouncing around so much.
How did the skunks get past the electric fence?
I wondered that also.. Sneaky varmits!!
I don't think that fence is electrified.
18:05 No, my mistake, it is.
Regardless of the electric fencer's joule rating, if the open circuit voltage rating is too low, it won't penetrate the skunks fur and they can pass thru without getting popped. I've run into that before. Now, I use a low impedance 2 joule fencer with a "no load " voltage rating of 11,800 volts. This will penetrate thru the fur and give them a hell of a shock. It's a powerful machine, but I have cattle too, so I just use it for all the animals. I've been popped several times and I swear that thing will draw the devil out of you. Buy a strong machine the first time, ground it right and be done with it, or you will end up like me....with a collection of weaker machines that I no longer use. Also, keep a backup fencer ready to go in case your main one fails, because it will sooner or later.
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After their run in with "Tactical Al" those skunks are probably in Vermont by now LOL.
Clean up is looking great !!!! Another recommendation for SS cups is Rctic,I have one of their 24 oz. cups with a handle and it's a great coffee or cold drink cup. Vey affordable also !! I love that driftwood piece. Great idea from Lisa for the outdoor kitchen !!
think the rackers on the chain need to be filed down a bit al...great job...
I was thinking take the bar off and clean out the slot in the bar. It would also be good to use a square to check that the rails are even
If the bar rails aren't even the chain will have a lot of play from side to side and the cut will be slightly off from what I've seen. Try to stay ahead of the game and not get that bad lol.
At 24:20 is that Moose tucked in under those plump hens? I think I see his skinny tail feathers there.
Hey Al, is there any grass growing in the new pasture? I haven't heard you mention it in awhile.
Yes there is. I'll have to take you out and show it
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you guys are the best!
i am retiring in a couple years and we will be hopefully moving out of over populated new jersey to a hopefully hobby farm, but we are probably going south, not north, we are so tired of snow and nasty weather.
but even in the middle of suburbia we have a coop with ducks and chickens! I'm sure the neighbors think we are crazy , but they have never tasted fresh duck eggs!
i so envy your lifestyle, and hope to be able to have a chance to experience the life you are having now.
look forward to your adventures in the fall and winter.
lots of love from the Valentine family, #suburbianhomsteaders
That tree almost sprang back into the cab didn't it. Glad you didn't get hurt. Praying before taking down trees is always a good idea. Good for you.
That driftwood in interesting. That excavator makes short work of those stumps. Glad the skunks didn't return.
You're a true inspiration... Never considered before having something like what you have - always dreamed of it, but now, after eagerly watching your videos everyday, I pray the Lord may be turn my dream into a vision, so I can make it a reality.
Bless you guys... keep up the good work...
You made a great trade with the excavator! (even on loan) I'm sure the ppl that got the renovation feel that they got a great deal too. 😀
Field is really starting to look Great Al. Happy the Skunks are gone.. Hope your gonna save the apple tree you took down for smoking bacon later. Have a Blessed day Lumnah Family and Modern Steaders.
If that is an Ozark Trails glass you are drinking out of they are pretty awesome......I have one and I have a Yeti.......I think the Ozark beats the Yeti quite badly as far as keeping ice.....or keeping the coffee hot.....maybe it’s just me but a third of the price and twice as good.....can’t go wrong there.
Love tips like that thanks!! I wanted a yet I but wondered if I'd have ice all day? Or atleast a good part of it?
Thanks again for the drone footage... so beautiful. ❤🌅🌵
hahaha, Figaro was skunk-safe up there!!!!
sure a sign you have eggs a-plenty when you give perfectly good eggs to the pigs :) :)
did you ever check under new yolk city if the skunks hide under there???
Thanking the Lord for protecting us
At 18:06 I think the skunks went in through that pvc pipe maybe? Have a good one I have 2 bantum roosters that sound exactly like Moose. They flip out when they hear your videos playing cause they hear Moose and wonder where he is lol!!
I like the little moments of gratefulness shown by you and your wife.
Hey Al, the groove that the chain rides in collects all kinds of debri and will cause the chain to raise up like that, not oil properly, or even worse pop off the sprocket tip. I Clean mine almost every time I use a saw. Also just a tip if you didn't already know, make sure to flip the bar every new chain or chain sharpening plus grease the sprocket tip and clutch bearing. Amazing how many people forget to do this... I guess out of sight out of mind. Safe cutting from one saw user to another!
I don't know if you have ever mentioned it or not but what is the song you play with the guitar and the clapping? My kids love it! Thank you for sharing your day with us. Hope to the little stinker are gone for good.
It's called Thoreau
Another great video . The north east sure is beautiful in many areas .
Is the excavator yours now? Hang the drift wood up in the outdoor kitchen put a coat of shellac on it. The place is looking good.
Nice piece of drift wood, looks like the Skunks was maybe a one of
You keep doing a good job man your my go to for videos!
If you put your blade down in front of the excavator when you digging stumps, you get better leverage. Curling the bucket also gives you better leverage. Sharper your chainsaw.
The excavator is sure helping you clean up around the farm. Looks better all the time.
Great dinner I'm going to make the same thing only I'm using chicken breast cause that's what I have. Maybe if during the day you left the door open to the chickens nests it would air out and not stink. Those skunks must have had lots of gas from eating those eggs all night. Enjoyed this video very much. Thanks.
I hope you're sharing those ashes with the chickens! Good dusting.
Great video. I enjoyed this one so much.
Your videos very pleasant ...have a good day!
Love the the music you got on your films
Maybe consider saving the Apple wood to chip and use for apple smoked meats?
The skunks added drama and humor to your video- lol
great job clearing the trees Al !! 👨🌾👍🎥✝
GREAT VIDEO...THANKS FOR SHARING YOUR LIVES
Having that excavator sure does help out a lot doesn't it? We are clearing land right now as well but having to do it by hand. Stumps Stumps Stumps Stumps Stumps! LOL
You need to get a stronger stand for the vice. It is moving around as you are trying to sharpen the chain and won't allow you to get a good accurate angle on the chain teeth when sharpening. Attach the vice to a workbench or make a bench just for the vice.
At 21:40...What size is your Instant Pot?
Love that light u have
haha I was thinking gina wouldn't want that driftwood in the house and then u said it. then I was gonna ask if u might clean out new yolk city and the boxes and u did it. have a good day family
I’m loving your Fall foliage. Hope the eau d’pew burns off soon, and glad Pepe and friend didn’t actually spray anyone!
Love the prayers! Blessings!
God bless you always Gina and olivia
The driftwood looks like 2 feet sticking out. You might want to check through that dirt and see if there is any history on your property
Take care of yourself, Al. We don't want to see you to get injured.
why do you put up the ramp on new yolk city every night even if your not moving the coop? The door that slides down should be fine unless your moving it.Was just wondering. Thanks for the video. I watch every day.
You need to invest in a wood chipper. All that wood and brush would make great mulch for your gardens. I know you already have a large pile of wood chips but it will eventually run out.
First thing I said when you started sawing (to the video, but you weren't listening. LOL) "Where are your chaps dude? " I know getting all decked out for a quick saw job is a pain, but better that kind of pain than an accident.
you should get a great Pyrenees to protect your live stock and keep fox, raccoons, skunks, coyotes, bob cats, and bear away from your live stock and poultry. We lost our Pyrenees back in January I need to get another one soon.
Great Idea Jeff, I agree. Sorry for your lose. We have a 11 yr old yellow lab, great dog Snoopy (inside dog), she loves chasing the foxes out of our yard. Now with the skunks, she gives them a little distance...been there done that lol Have a great day
Labs are great dogs, but they are bird dogs and sometimes you have to watch them around chickens lol, the draw back to the Pyrenees is that they tend to roam if not in a fenced area, but if they are gotten when they are puppies and raised up around any type of live stock they are second to none as far as protecting them.
She does like chicken lol
Yep, my dogs will kill any skunk that comes into the yard. Skunks don't even slow them down. I've found many dead skunks in the yard. They do need to be outdoor dogs though, cause they do get a good dose of skunk cologne. Also, down south where I live, Copperheads, Western Diamondback rattlesnakes and Rat snakes are very common for most of the year. My dogs get bit every year messing with copperheads. I've found large 6 ft rat snakes living in the chicken coop several times over the years. The chickens don't seem to mind them in there, but they eat a lot of eggs. We usually just relocate the snakes since they are very beneficial for rodent control. I found an Owl in the coop a few years ago and to this day, I still have no idea how that Owl got in there!
Cutting the apple tree down could give you apple wood smoked pork items
Hey Al, what happened to your outdoor light set up. You are brave walking our there in the dark with the coop door open😲
You could use a proper work bench Al. Something solid to anchor your vise to
4:07 That's clearly and aboriginal boomerang rack. A gun rack for boomerangs.
Gooood Mawnin' Al! Have a great day!
Figerooooo was trying to sniff out the skunks. I am glad the nasty critters didn't come back.🐤🐣🐓🐔🦃🐥🐤🐣🐓🐔🦃🐥🐤🐣🐓🐔🦃
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im living through ur videos for those leaves man ours havent changed yet XD
Glad the skunks seemed to have moved on. Chunks of charcoal in NYC will help absorb the skunk odors if you throw some inside.
Rewatch the saw sharpening part of the video. Your fore hand goes up, and rear hand down on each stroke of the file. The stroke needs to be level throughout. You should be able to sharpen a chain without a vise if you're stroking the file correctly. The rocking stroke you use, causes the file to catch rather than glide smoothly. Between the cutting teeth at the chip rakers. These help clear chips from the cut. They also set the depth of the cutting teeth as they cut through the wood. Every time you sharpen the cutting teeth, they get a little bit shorter and these rakers also need to be filed down. You should have a file guide for your saw to adjust the height of the chip rakers. A well sharpened chain should throw out chips, if your throwing out sawdust rather than chips, your rakers are too tall and need to be filed down.
glad i can not smell the skunks but loving the vlog cheers
Al, I noticed when you were sharpening your chain, it didn't look as though you were going far enough to get the rounded over part on each tooth ? I think if you did a few more swipes while pulling up on the file would help to get the top edge of the chain ? Also take a couple swipes on the rakers/drags and you'll be amazed on how fast the saw can munch through a tree !!! Love these types of videos and still hate them skunks, thumbs up !!! Edit: Love your family breaking bread together and the prayers, great values.
did you buy rent or borrow the excavator
Maybe you should sprinkle some baking soda in the chicken coop.
I'm concerned that there appears to be mold on the inside of the door to the laying boxes on New Yoke City. ❤🌅🌵
Well it’s always good to hear someone go to the Lord for protection. LOL.. Livy was like ; Daddy please don’t make me go where the skunks was.
What I want to know is how did those rascals get passed the electric fence?
Nice to see you having fun doing yourjob that you have to do., keep going slowly geting there long way to go. :-)
Clean up that piece of drift wood and seal it in a lot of coats of varnish. It would be a beautiful piece on the wall!
Love the videos boss keep it up.
you need the Stihl 2in1 Sharpener. your chain will be better than new. lots of RUclips videos of people using it. Wranglerstar, Outdoors with the Morgans. Out of the Woods. etc.
They make a Husqvarna version as well. Be careful with the stihl one since there basic 3/8 file is 13/64 and Husqvarna / Oregon is 7/32.
3/8 is the pitch. not the file dia. 13/64-5.2mm is the file dia. (stihl) or the 3/8 picco uses a 5/32-4.0mm dia
Are you going to get more goats since you seem to be expanding or moving their pen
How did the skunk get in by the electric fences😁🐩🏡🌟💚🌟🌟💚🌟💙🌟
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Apple wood is great for smoking!
Skunkless in Seattle ...... I couldn't resist ~8^) Take care AL, Gina & Olivia.
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