I'm in my 60s and remember what my Maternal Grandfather who would tell me, "Use your brain and you'll save your back." The Kabota sidekick or something similar is a great investment. When you get older, the idea of hiring help with housework isn't a bad idea. We have several friends who have someone come in once a week to dust and clean floors.
Years ago when my husband was alive a bunch of us friends would get together on the weekends in the fall and have a splitting bee. If the wood needed to be cut, two guy would take their saws and cut it to the desired length. Then it was on to the splitter. One would run the splitter two would load it and then toss it. And we would rotate jobs. And then three others would pile it to dry. This was a yearly event. We did all of the parents first then all of ours. It might take a couple of weekend to complete but we had fun doing it. You ask what was the price? A good hot meal at noon time and the feeling that you had accomplished something for someone who appreciated it. We always had fun. I miss those time now. Good job, good food and good friends.
I don't know anyone up here in WI that puts their firewood up next to their wood shake or log walls because of the bugs that are in the firewood... they migrate into your walls and you will have a hell of a time getting them out and preventing damage.
Great video! Happy wife, happy life! So very true. Appreciate that you show and use the proper safety tools when you use the saw. We all need those reminders. God Bless!
My husband misses cutting firewood! He tries to help his dad cut firewood as much as possible. So your work is someone else's dream. We are trying to find our own homestead. Keep up the great work.
You all have a lot going on in your life and your time management skills and knowing when to hire something out is good training for us to learn. When a family member who farms told me that he hired out some of his spraying weeds and cutting hay, I was shocked. But, then he went on to say, he doesn't have the proper equipment for spraying weeds and doesn't want to handle the chemicals. On cutting hay, he told me he just couldn't get it all done before the rain was coming. One person farming about 1,000 acres. At age 65 he is no spring chicken and has to pace himself. He usually hires someone to help him cut wheat in the summer also. You have to juggle things in your life and if you are worn down, that does no one any good. I think it is a smart move on your wife's part to get some assistance when needed.
Daniel, I just did the same thing. Decided my time was worth more to my family then spending the day doing what I call "The big dust off" the dust in Arizona is crazy. A team came in and did a huge dusting followed by a deep clean two days later. Family time is the most important part of our lives. Enjoy. I am GP rents Daniel is the best spokesman
Pick the tree up from the bottom and walk backwards for it to fall- I couldn’t tell if this was happening, but if your chain touches rock, dirt, leaves, debris- it makes your chain dull within seconds- I learned all this while working w/ the arborist when mulching our 10 acres of cedar... while my husband was at work flying, I was learning how to sharpen a chainsaw and do forestry with really smart Mexican immigrants. They were trying to teach me to work smart / not hard like your dad I really enjoy your videos... thank you for sharing in your homestead life- I laughed out loud when hearing the names of your cows
I often have to remind myself that I don't need several hours during the day to get something done. A little bit here and there adds up over time and can be less stressful. It's good to see you do that and how effective it is
Wow your awesome at splitting that wood. I'm really enjoying your channel. Great inspiring words from you for sure. Looking forward to all your videos. Have a great night. Be safe.
Thank you for what you do and be safe out on the road doing your job. I for one appreciate the job you do and everyday that our civil servants remain safe keeping us safe. God be with you.
We’ve been doing the same thing. Little firewood loads at a time, with the hopes that spring will take over. That said, winter is holding on this year like grim death here in Utah this year. Spring fever is at an all-time high out here!
I live in a split-level with a finished basement in Minnesota, we primarily use wood, with a fuel oil backup furnace. I'm proud to say that we used absolutely no fuel oil this year but on the other hand we used 12 chords of split Oak and 800lbs of anthracite coal. And it's still getting below freezing at night. There is no way I could cut enough wood off of my own property to heat the house I have to have it hauled in. But even after all of that I heat it all winter for just about $2,000.
Love your videos and your 2 quotes are ones I live by work smarter not harder and happy wife happy life... 2 important things to get through life!! Have a great day!
Back woods tip: Turn the head of your maul roughly 10 degrees when splitting wood. The blade will still sink into the log, but back side of the mall will want to fall over to the side you tilted it. This pries the wood apart, we call it busting wood not splitting wood. Additionally it keeps you from sticking your maul as much. This technique is a little harder to master and it is tough on your wrist, but the first time you "bust" a big log you will be hooked.
Appreciate the message, we all have to be reminded of these simple logistics. (well I do) I have not enough time to complete a task today but I realize I can do quite a bit of it and finish on another day, instead of putting it off until I can do it all at once. (some tasks do require that but not most). Thanks for the reminder. Later, I got to get started so that I can finish, even if it isn't today.
Danial, these winds we been getting has been blowing down trees here. So bring that chain saw on over. I have a huge Cedar tree in the drive way that needs to be cut up. So wish I had a wood chipper. I need mulch lol. Maybe I should just rent one. Glad you got that chore done and didn't get hurt. You guys make me nervous cutting down trees alone. It's dangerous even if you've done it a millon times. A friend of ours died cutting down a tree alone. It fell on him. And he did logging for a living for yrs. So even if you know what you are doing it can happen. Big hugs. Stay safe at work also.
Always fun to tag along. I’ll bet that firewood gathering was as much, if not more, a than a gym work out! Good job Daniel! Working smarter! Be safe good Trooper!
Where I live in northern Alberta we have trembling aspen as our main wood source, also spruce, pine and a little birch. The problem with the aspen is if they die standing they are usually punky or rotten with in a year so it is way better to cut it green and season it. I wish we had the tree variety you have in the States.
Good video and yes that is the best firewood I'm glad to see you got it done in a short amount of time of course speeding it up helps lots of laughs bear is looking good getting big he might outgrow youand that Kubota sidekick is a good piece of machinery to have on your farm you're right stay safe
Perfect video. I agree.. just do what you can. It is amazing what gets done. I chipped away bringing in small loads of firewood like that after work as I could this past winter and early spring. After a month or so of that, I had a stack of wood that took my family 3 hours to split and stack with a gas powered log splitter. It adds up quick. just like anything in life... success is additive, it doesn't come overnight.
It was 71 F here today. Really warm. I went to feed the cats and I came back soaked in sweat. I have the front door open and the fan on and its still warm.
Daniel, please don't forget to leave a few dead standing trees for our wildlife friends to live in. Learned this from my pop when he was still with us and was starting me on cutting the firewood for the barn and machine shed. It also makes it more fun for the squirrel and raccoon hunting.
Very good Daniel. Reiterate constructive goals for our lives and how to be productive. Appreciate your attention to detail and preplanning for great family life and an enjoyable experience. Blessings Arms Family. See y'all on the next video for sure.☝🌱💪...👉
You are so fortunate to have a job that starts from the homestead. I had 2 different jobs during my career that started from home-front, it will spoil you! That wood splitting maul looks like real work, Good video.
Boy can that little sausage dog run 😀 My sister has one and she goes camping in the bush ,swimming at the beach and skateboarding with my nephew and takes over their queen size bed at bed time she is such the character in a small package their litte Gemma . Cheers and peace to you all .😊
Have to agree with UTV being key tool. Use mine everyday as well from hauling, getting around where don’t want to take truck, to just going down for mail and occasionally off road fun with grandkids when they visit.
Nice looking firewood, super dry, I was wondering at the start of your video how you were just going to fell a tree and burn it in the next few weeks, good idea using standing dead trees. I want a sidekick. Happy wife happy life is a great motto to live by. We do the same with deep cleaning 2 days a week, getting someone in, it's great we are buying time for our family I guess you could say. Love your videos.
Great vlog!!! 🙂☺ You're right. "If mommy ain't happy, no one is happy!" "Happy wife! Happy Life!!"👍☺ Really like that Kabota vehicle. Maybe Dutch should get one of those as well. Thank you for showing us how to cut down a tree and split logs. 🙂😊💙 So glad the clock starts ticking for work in your driveway. That little Gemma is tiny with short legs but wow, can she run fast and far! She and your other dog (not Bear) amazed me running along side your Kabota vehicle.☺
Good job! Additional work done, you are cleaning your forest land up too!!! I need to restack my firewood, and clean the area up for new loads of firewood for next winter. 40s today in central Ark, frosty tonight so burning wood, altho the sun shine looks very nice outside!!! LOL
I’m new to your channel I ❤️it I love that your dogs can just go where ever they want. We live in California and dogs have to stay in yards and on leashes🙁
Glad to see you use the same premix that I do. I get grief from my dad for buying it, but found it works so much better (consistently) than mixing my own. Not sure what's up with gas around here but it was gunking up my carburators. No problems since switching.
Good job with the PPE, so many folks don't use it. Only missing a noggin protector, aka helmet. Still glad to see the chaps, I've seen so many leg cuts
Your encouragement is awesome. Something to be said about being the example! It's not easy to get out of a routine. Change doesn't come easy to some. Shoot yesterday you had me spending 3 hrs in my sketchbook for planting and new things this year. It was time well spent. I did not cut my tea intake in half though...lol. Yeah that's NOT going to happen. 😊 Have you had to girdle any tree's for future stock?
Daniel remember your hard hat next time. I always do and was really glad one time when a dead branch came down on my head. I enjoy your channel and want to watch many more video's. Keep up the great work.
We own a Polaris that we use all the time. We would have cut up that dead tree you ran over. Living in Texas, we don't use wood for heating in our short winter. We have two burn piles we that we put the cut up dead wood and burn it. I just love your place. We have 20 acres but I'd love to have more.
Hey, why don't you go cut a LITTLE WOOD. HA.I HAVE A HEAT PUMP. And also a wood stove for back up. Man, that wood heat is addictive. WOW I didn't know they look that good inside. I have a dead tree I had cut. I need to get my wood cutter to come cut it up for me. I have had two back surgeries, Im Woman ,I DONT roar no mo. I'd love to be able to do it. I can tell you love that little truck thingy. Handy dandy. Have a safe day at work. I'll catch ya with Houston and baby goats another time. God bless you and your family.
Love your videos we use lots of wood up here in northern michigan :) My daughter is in college at Oral Roberts in Tulsa. She said she loves coming home for the white christmas being at school until it starts to get to hot. Then back home for nice cooler summers up here :) Take care brother from corrections deputy here :)
There is just something about that shirt you are wearing..when you wear it, it just makes you want to get outside and do some hard work lol...great video brother.
not sure if you guys gives a damn but if you're bored like me during the covid times you can stream pretty much all the new series on InstaFlixxer. I've been streaming with my gf for the last days =)
Hey Bear! Was watching some of your older videos the other day and got to see Bear as a puppy...really cool. Also saw you with a beard and then shave it lmao....too funny....remember. Have a great day.
Chopping wood is one of my favorite things to do. 😘 Sadly we don't have a wood burning anything in this house just a fire pit outside. PS. I use a sled / kids pool with a rope, to load up and drag around lol.
Just viewed a video where a farm in Maine, Ten Apple Farm, is offering 2 mile monthly hikes with their dairy goats in the winter to relieve the goats boredom. They have staff members walk with them and tell them about the goats, they teach the visitors about caring for and raising goats. Just thinking this might be something you might be interested in doing to boost your sales. I realize your goats aren't dairy goats, but you might interest people wanting to start their own herd and maybe do it once or twice a year, not monthly, because your schedule leaves little time for extra chores. Just a suggestion.
Hi Daniel. Be careful that chain saw can me dangerous my dad wear someprotective pants just like your doing , I don’t want to you get hurt. Take care !
Work more efficiently = more effective How many dogs do you guys have? I took the advice and made a project list ( I am a list maker anyway) but decided to do one thing @ a time and not be stressed Great advice ! Good for you guys
Not only does hiring a cleaning person make life better for your family, but I'm pretty sure it helps the cleaner's life better as well. And it o to fers them a better opportunity to work for themselves. It's called perpetuating the American Dream...
something dan never mentions, he is on duty 24/7 as a trooper. if all hell breaks loose hes there. thank you sir fr your service.
I'm in my 60s and remember what my Maternal Grandfather who would tell me, "Use your brain and you'll save your back." The Kabota sidekick or something similar is a great investment. When you get older, the idea of hiring help with housework isn't a bad idea. We have several friends who have someone come in once a week to dust and clean floors.
Plus you've given that professional housekeeper help in her life and that is a very good thing.
Years ago when my husband was alive a bunch of us friends would get together on the weekends in the fall and have a splitting bee. If the wood needed to be cut, two guy would take their saws and cut it to the desired length. Then it was on to the splitter. One would run the splitter two would load it and then toss it. And we would rotate jobs. And then three others would pile it to dry. This was a yearly event. We did all of the parents first then all of ours. It might take a couple of weekend to complete but we had fun doing it. You ask what was the price? A good hot meal at noon time and the feeling that you had accomplished something for someone who appreciated it. We always had fun. I miss those time now. Good job, good food and good friends.
“Happy wife, happy life”. Love your thinking! Really liking your videos, keep them coming! 😃
Harmony Quilt Company UK my initial response to that was damn straight 😂😂😂
I don't know anyone up here in WI that puts their firewood up next to their wood shake or log walls because of the bugs that are in the firewood... they migrate into your walls and you will have a hell of a time getting them out and preventing damage.
You said that right Daniel. If Moma isn't happy there isn't anybody happy. Be safe and God bless.
Great video! Happy wife, happy life! So very true. Appreciate that you show and use the proper safety tools when you use the saw. We all need those reminders. God Bless!
Please be careful out there. With your line of work you need to be as unstressed as possible. Stay well out there.
My husband misses cutting firewood! He tries to help his dad cut firewood as much as possible. So your work is someone else's dream. We are trying to find our own homestead. Keep up the great work.
You all have a lot going on in your life and your time management skills and knowing when to hire something out is good training for us to learn.
When a family member who farms told me that he hired out some of his spraying weeds and cutting hay, I was shocked. But, then he went on to say, he doesn't have the proper equipment for spraying weeds and doesn't want to handle the chemicals. On cutting hay, he told me he just couldn't get it all done before the rain was coming. One person farming about 1,000 acres. At age 65 he is no spring chicken and has to pace himself. He usually hires someone to help him cut wheat in the summer also.
You have to juggle things in your life and if you are worn down, that does no one any good. I think it is a smart move on your wife's part to get some assistance when needed.
May God bless you and keep you safe on your patrols.
You are one hard working guy, it wears me out watching all the work you do! As the old saying goes, "you have to go to work to rest!" :-)
Daniel, I just did the same thing. Decided my time was worth more to my family then spending the day doing what I call "The big dust off" the dust in Arizona is crazy. A team came in and did a huge dusting followed by a deep clean two days later.
Family time is the most important part of our lives.
Enjoy. I am
GP rents Daniel is the best spokesman
Pick the tree up from the bottom and walk backwards for it to fall-
I couldn’t tell if this was happening, but if your chain touches rock, dirt, leaves, debris- it makes your chain dull within seconds- I learned all this while working w/ the arborist when mulching our 10 acres of cedar... while my husband was at work flying, I was learning how to sharpen a chainsaw and do forestry with really smart Mexican immigrants. They were trying to teach me to work smart / not hard like your dad
I really enjoy your videos... thank you for sharing in your homestead life- I laughed out loud when hearing the names of your cows
I often have to remind myself that I don't need several hours during the day to get something done. A little bit here and there adds up over time and can be less stressful. It's good to see you do that and how effective it is
Wow your awesome at splitting that wood. I'm really enjoying your channel. Great inspiring words from you for sure. Looking forward to all your videos. Have a great night. Be safe.
I hire housekeeping help every now and then and I Don't have a full time career. I'm so glad you can do that. 😊
Thank you for what you do and be safe out on the road doing your job. I for one appreciate the job you do and everyday that our civil servants remain safe keeping us safe. God be with you.
We’ve been doing the same thing. Little firewood loads at a time, with the hopes that spring will take over. That said, winter is holding on this year like grim death here in Utah this year. Spring fever is at an all-time high out here!
Very classy of you to wear Dutch's shirt! "Happy wife, happy life." is right!!! Good man David!
I live in a split-level with a finished basement in Minnesota, we primarily use wood, with a fuel oil backup furnace. I'm proud to say that we used absolutely no fuel oil this year but on the other hand we used 12 chords of split Oak and 800lbs of anthracite coal. And it's still getting below freezing at night. There is no way I could cut enough wood off of my own property to heat the house I have to have it hauled in. But even after all of that I heat it all winter for just about $2,000.
Love your videos and your 2 quotes are ones I live by work smarter not harder and happy wife happy life... 2 important things to get through life!! Have a great day!
Back woods tip: Turn the head of your maul roughly 10 degrees when splitting wood. The blade will still sink into the log, but back side of the mall will want to fall over to the side you tilted it. This pries the wood apart, we call it busting wood not splitting wood. Additionally it keeps you from sticking your maul as much. This technique is a little harder to master and it is tough on your wrist, but the first time you "bust" a big log you will be hooked.
Appreciate the message, we all have to be reminded of these simple logistics. (well I do) I have not enough time to complete a task today but I realize I can do quite a bit of it and finish on another day, instead of putting it off until I can do it all at once. (some tasks do require that but not most). Thanks for the reminder. Later, I got to get started so that I can finish, even if it isn't today.
Good stuff Daniel and be safe out there you never know what's in that vehicle your pulling over!
Danial, these winds we been getting has been blowing down trees here. So bring that chain saw on over. I have a huge Cedar tree in the drive way that needs to be cut up.
So wish I had a wood chipper.
I need mulch lol.
Maybe I should just rent one.
Glad you got that chore done and didn't get hurt.
You guys make me nervous cutting down trees alone.
It's dangerous even if you've done it a millon times.
A friend of ours died cutting down a tree alone. It fell on him.
And he did logging for a living for yrs.
So even if you know what you are doing it can happen.
Big hugs. Stay safe at work also.
You are a good wise man!
Always fun to tag along. I’ll bet that firewood gathering was as much, if not more, a than a gym work out! Good job Daniel! Working smarter! Be safe good Trooper!
Where I live in northern Alberta we have trembling aspen as our main wood source, also spruce, pine and a little birch. The problem with the aspen is if they die standing they are usually punky or rotten with in a year so it is way better to cut it green and season it. I wish we had the tree variety you have in the States.
Good video and yes that is the best firewood I'm glad to see you got it done in a short amount of time of course speeding it up helps lots of laughs bear is looking good getting big he might outgrow youand that Kubota sidekick is a good piece of machinery to have on your farm you're right stay safe
Perfect video. I agree.. just do what you can. It is amazing what gets done. I chipped away bringing in small loads of firewood like that after work as I could this past winter and early spring. After a month or so of that, I had a stack of wood that took my family 3 hours to split and stack with a gas powered log splitter. It adds up quick. just like anything in life... success is additive, it doesn't come overnight.
It was 71 F here today. Really warm. I went to feed the cats and I came back soaked in sweat. I have the front door open and the fan on and its still warm.
I can believe how fast your subscribers are joining us. Well done really love your vlogs you’ve got a great life going on. God bless
THAT Kubota is one handy machine,,need to get me one of those!🤗Great VLOG as always,, be careful at work 🤗THANK YOU FOR YOUR SERVICE 🤗
Love watching your vlogs, thanks for keeping it real and - real positive.
Daniel, please don't forget to leave a few dead standing trees for our wildlife friends to live in. Learned this from my pop when he was still with us and was starting me on cutting the firewood for the barn and machine shed. It also makes it more fun for the squirrel and raccoon hunting.
Very good Daniel. Reiterate constructive goals for our lives and how to be productive. Appreciate your attention to detail and preplanning for great family life and an enjoyable experience. Blessings Arms Family. See y'all on the next video for sure.☝🌱💪...👉
You are so fortunate to have a job that starts from the homestead. I had 2 different jobs during my career that started from home-front, it will spoil you! That wood splitting maul looks like real work, Good video.
My cattle dog loves running by our four wheeler on the farm too, my little dog rather ride with me. He's little legs get tired to fast. Lol
Boy can that little sausage dog run 😀 My sister has one and she goes camping in the bush ,swimming at the beach and
skateboarding with my nephew and takes over their queen size bed at bed time she is such the character in a small package their litte Gemma .
Cheers and peace to you all .😊
It amazes me every time I watch it how fast Jemma can run on those short, little legs.
Cathy Roe I think the same thing, lol. Shes the shortest farm dog i’ve ever seen, and the cutest.
Me too
Exactly what I was thinking! How's she not just keeping up but leading.
Work smarter, not harder! Amen, brother! Love your videos!
Love my side by side! Great job walking the talk. Just keep moving forward that's it!!
One of my favorite thing I enjoyed as a teenager and young adult. Now that I have a teenager son teaching him to love it. Great Video as always!!!!!
Have to agree with UTV being key tool. Use mine everyday as well from hauling, getting around where don’t want to take truck, to just going down for mail and occasionally off road fun with grandkids when they visit.
Quite a bit of work done in less than two hours. The right tools sure speed up the work load.
Taking this advice while I'm on Spring Break.....thx
The little things count 😉 Words to remember! Thanks for that... That's what I needed to hear for to day.
I bought a used Diesel Kubota when I started Beekeeping, it has been a lifesaver. I love love love my Kubota!
Great video Daniel, hopefully you won't need any of that firewood. Spring is upon us!
Safe travels on your job and to your family
Nice looking firewood, super dry, I was wondering at the start of your video how you were just going to fell a tree and burn it in the next few weeks, good idea using standing dead trees. I want a sidekick. Happy wife happy life is a great motto to live by. We do the same with deep cleaning 2 days a week, getting someone in, it's great we are buying time for our family I guess you could say. Love your videos.
Love it brother. Stay safe. God Bless.
Great vlog!!! 🙂☺ You're right. "If mommy ain't happy, no one is happy!" "Happy wife! Happy Life!!"👍☺ Really like that Kabota vehicle. Maybe Dutch should get one of those as well.
Thank you for showing us how to cut down a tree and split logs. 🙂😊💙
So glad the clock starts ticking for work in your driveway.
That little Gemma is tiny with short legs but wow, can she run fast and far! She and your other dog (not Bear) amazed me running along side your Kabota vehicle.☺
Don't know why you're outta breath, it wasn't hard work for us at all!😂 You have that golden marriage rule down pat.👍🏼
We had firewood in a pile next to our house when we lived in Va. and termites got into it so we had to tent the house!
Dutch has got to be happy, you are wearing his shirt! Be safe out there 🤗
Good job! Additional work done, you are cleaning your forest land up too!!! I need to restack my firewood, and clean the area up for new loads of firewood for next winter. 40s today in central Ark, frosty tonight so burning wood, altho the sun shine looks very nice outside!!! LOL
My dad taught me about working smarter than harder too. But I hear a saying by Mike Row and it is Work smarter and harder.
Looks like some great time outside in that nice warm weather. Love it!
The temps have be great here lately.
I’m new to your channel I ❤️it
I love that your dogs can just go where ever they want. We live in California and dogs have to stay in yards and on leashes🙁
Glad to see you use the same premix that I do. I get grief from my dad for buying it, but found it works so much better (consistently) than mixing my own. Not sure what's up with gas around here but it was gunking up my carburators. No problems since switching.
A outdoor gym lol, you get a great workout before you go to work ! You bring me inspiration !
You are always getting things done!
Good job with the PPE, so many folks don't use it. Only missing a noggin protector, aka helmet. Still glad to see the chaps, I've seen so many leg cuts
Hard work is what makes America great!
I understand and completely agree with you about the side by side. I bought a lightly used Cub cadet sxs. We use it for tons of things.
Your encouragement is awesome. Something to be said about being the example! It's not easy to get out of a routine. Change doesn't come easy to some. Shoot yesterday you had me spending 3 hrs in my sketchbook for planting and new things this year. It was time well spent. I did not cut my tea intake in half though...lol. Yeah that's NOT going to happen. 😊 Have you had to girdle any tree's for future stock?
Daniel remember your hard hat next time. I always do and was really glad one time when a dead branch came down on my head. I enjoy your channel and want to watch many more video's. Keep up the great work.
This was one of the first videos I watched on your channel that got me hooked!
Hi..... Thank you 🏡🎥👍👍👍
I love our Kabota UTV! Once we got in our 60's we decided it better to use one of these to get around our 10 acres, work smarter, not harder, love it.
We own a Polaris that we use all the time. We would have cut up that dead tree you ran over. Living in Texas, we don't use wood for heating in our short winter. We have two burn piles we that we put the cut up dead wood and burn it. I just love your place. We have 20 acres but I'd love to have more.
Have a great weekend and be safe out there!💕
Good job taking care of your family and thank you for sharing your family and as always be safe on the interstate and catch a speeder lol
Your next video has me on pins and needles. The fact that it was posted a day after this is mind blowing.
Hey, why don't you go cut a LITTLE WOOD. HA.I HAVE A HEAT PUMP. And also a wood stove for back up. Man, that wood heat is addictive. WOW I didn't know they look that good inside. I have a dead tree I had cut. I need to get my wood cutter to come cut it up for me. I have had two back surgeries, Im Woman ,I DONT roar no mo. I'd love to be able to do it. I can tell you love that little truck thingy. Handy dandy. Have a safe day at work. I'll catch ya with Houston and baby goats another time. God bless you and your family.
You're a good man! Don't know why the little "easy" jobs are always the last to get taken care of. Blessings!
I was wondering when Bear was going to make an appearance. You saved the best for last!
Never clicked on a vid so fast... also love the intro
Love your videos we use lots of wood up here in northern michigan :) My daughter is in college at Oral Roberts in Tulsa. She said she loves coming home for the white christmas being at school until it starts to get to hot. Then back home for nice cooler summers up here :) Take care brother from corrections deputy here :)
There is just something about that shirt you are wearing..when you wear it, it just makes you want to get outside and do some hard work lol...great video brother.
Is that what it is? Maybe you should start selling more of them!
@@ArmsFamilyHomestead lol l
not sure if you guys gives a damn but if you're bored like me during the covid times you can stream pretty much all the new series on InstaFlixxer. I've been streaming with my gf for the last days =)
@Yehuda Rex Definitely, been watching on instaflixxer for since december myself :D
@Yehuda Rex yup, been watching on instaflixxer for years myself =)
Hey Bear! Was watching some of your older videos the other day and got to see Bear as a puppy...really cool. Also saw you with a beard and then shave it lmao....too funny....remember. Have a great day.
Chopping wood is one of my favorite things to do. 😘 Sadly we don't have a wood burning anything in this house just a fire pit outside.
PS. I use a sled / kids pool with a rope, to load up and drag around lol.
Just viewed a video where a farm in Maine, Ten Apple Farm, is offering 2 mile monthly hikes with their dairy goats in the winter to relieve the goats boredom. They have staff members walk with them and tell them about the goats, they teach the visitors about caring for and raising goats. Just thinking this might be something you might be interested in doing to boost your sales. I realize your goats aren't dairy goats, but you might interest people wanting to start their own herd and maybe do it once or twice a year, not monthly, because your schedule leaves little time for extra chores. Just a suggestion.
have a great night at work (PS i am tired of rain myself it has rained here for 3 weeks i am going stir crazy) (big smiles and hello to bear)
You a very smart guy. Enjoy your day.
good show. pup looks like she's feeling good after that snake bite.
Good idea about the dead trees! Give room for the new trees😀 I'd say you got your exercise for the day😀
I love your videos! You're the best!
Stack all your rounds in a circle and strap them together and then split them. Work smarter, not harder and it also saves wear and tear on your back.
Hi Daniel. Be careful that chain saw can me dangerous my dad wear someprotective pants just like your doing , I don’t want to you get hurt. Take care !
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AT first I was worried about your safety till you put on your chaps. shows you care for your families future. woods cutting can be deadly
GET you a insert and put in that fireplace and you will not burn that much wood I have one in mine and I do not see my heat going up my chimney lol
Work more efficiently = more effective
How many dogs do you guys have? I took the advice and made a project list ( I am a list maker anyway) but decided to do one thing @ a time and not be stressed
Great advice ! Good for you guys
Really enjoy watching your channel
Not only does hiring a cleaning person make life better for your family, but I'm pretty sure it helps the cleaner's life better as well. And it o to fers them a better opportunity to work for themselves. It's called perpetuating the American Dream...
HAVE TO SAY WHEN YOU MENTIONED BUYIN READLY MIXED GAS N OIL YOU GOT ME, NEVER SEEN THIS ANYWHERE