i love these kind of videos. i have 6 acres 5 are wooded and im trying to clean it up to maximize wood gains for wood stove. when i started i was really overwhelmed and felt like it was going to take forever. it seemed like such a chore. but now i do it with a smile on my face. it is me time! great to clear your head, and at the end u look at what u have done and it looks great!
The best part of stewardship and working outside with trees for me is when the day is done and you look at the results of your hard days work. To me its all worth it when you can see what your hard work has done to make your property look better. I love working outdoors.
Hi Cody... if you ever run out of ideas about a video, could you make a video on the various species of tree you have on your property? Ways to identify them and perhaps lumber purpose?
I'm not a Christian, in fact I hold no religious beliefs at all, but I so agree with Cody in all his videos.. If it's worth doing, then do it right. Great videos Mr W. Keep them coming. Your skills have taught me so much.
I eagerly look forward to every new video you post. You are from the same mold as Dick Proenneke in the "Alone in the Wilderness" documentary. I love everything your channel stands for. Wish there were more out there like it.
the thoughts you expressed at the beginning have been what I have striven for on my land. It's hard, happy work that I absolutely love. Thank you for what you do.
Love your videos being a Christian myself I like the fact you are a wood worker and that you have so many shortcuts or cheap ways to do things.. I'm only a much than less wood worker... but like doing things myself.. Jesus would be proud of your videos.. thank you! So informative.
I love the positive messages. I feel the same way as a hunter and someone who loves the forest. I always have thought of the woods as a sanctuary, probably because i often played and spent alot of time there when I was a child.
Just watching these videos just makes me want to go out in the woods and have fun working in the woods but Canada and its winters just never wants to stop snowing.
Hi Cody, I love to hear you rant. You bring out so many good points when you do so and we can hear the passion in your voice all the while. You are right that we should be good stewards. That was God's intension for Adam and Eve to be stewards of the Earth Gen. 2:15. If they had not sinned, death would not be part of our equation. I am glad that you are getting to do what you really enjoy doing.
Love love love these type of videos cody. ive just bought an small bit of land outside my home village in ireland, and at the back is a very overgrown young forest that i cant wait to start clearing and making trails and planting native species !! you inspire me to be a steward of my very own forest. thank you
I really enjoy these videos Cody. I enjoy learning how you take care of your forest area because I hope to be able to get a similar property in the not to distant future, and when I do, I want to make sure I take care of it properly so there is something good there for anyone that comes after me. I'm excited for part 2 to see how you take care of those stumps :) Colin
Oh Lord, when you showed those slash piles I nearly had a traumatic flashback from my Montana thinning days. Was in the best shape of my life back then. Okay, please continue.
I agree with you on the need to care for the earth. As a professed Franciscan I have to go a step further and protect all the wildlife. When cleaning up my forest acres I leave small areas of growth for the little critters. I try to think of the fire danger as well. We were given this earth as a place to live and grow. I am sorry that some feel that they are forced to be here. If you don,t like it leave.
Love your videos and everything you believe in. Keep doing and saying what you believe. This is your channel and for those that don't like it, don't have to watch. We can just continue to pray for them.
Love your video. Ive had friends and family that I've let my tools and various things to and then the come back to me broken or rusty because they left them outside or in the rain, or have just not taken much consideration into caring for it because it's not theirs. They didn't buy it or make it or what have you.. then the next time they ask to borrow something, I say no and their like well why not.. then I have to explain it to them.... Keep up the great videos.
This was great, Cody! I really like how you go off on random rants, though you try to stay on course! A man after my own heart as I do this ALLOT! LOL!
You have one of the good sort of weed whips! If you haven't had a chance to make a sheath for its blade yet, you might try a piece of PVC pipe with a wide, lengthwise piece cut out. It should be springy enough to hold that nice sharp blade and clear the handle. I've used them to good effect by adjusting my swing to hit the grass with about a 30 degree slicing action. Love your videos!
You've got a lot of nice materials in those slash piles. Why burn? How about tight brush fences, poles, materials for erosion control, or even chip down for paths. Much of that slash can be used in trail building, buried in fire breaks, or just around the homestead -- even growing mushrooms. Nice tool setup -- shame to hear you're going to burn.
wranglerstar Sure it sounds like criticism, and it would be if I hadn't been a "student" on a number of clearing/thinning/restoration projects on/off over the years. Not hundreds of acres, but I learned a lot working along side Foresters who know much more than me. Even working on restoring my tiny space of woods when I'm not sitting behind this computer. :)
Thank you brother. Stewardship of our Planet should be of utmost importance at every moment of everyday. really what we are sustaining is an environment that keeps us Alive. The Planet would do just fine in an environment not able to sustain human life. It would rebuild and give other life forms a chance to Live With Our Planet, and Not just On It.......Peace
My grandfather was a tree farmer and an ergonomist. He would have appreciated your mentality. His trees put all his children and their children through college.
seeing your stewardship videos, it makes me sad that I cannot work on my old property. My ex got it when we split up, now she wants to clear cut everything she can. Most of which is a steep hillside. I have tried to tell her that chances are if she does what she wants there will be a mud slide and more then likely block the salmon creek that runs through it. Keep up the good work.
Please don't hold your ranting back. I'm sure most of us would like a separate video on what you think a hard worker is or the right way to go about life. I really am looking up to you as I am 16 with divorced parents. My mom is working all the time and I have an alcoholic as a father.
Hi , like your videos but you are always going on about religion and you think a lot of christians think they can do what they want with the planet. I'm an atheist and i believe we should look after the planet , perhaps atheists are doing a better job than christians lol
We also need to realize one of the number on things that is effecting this plant in a negative way is the use of plastic.Just changing this one thing alone will save thousands of lives and dollars.
we are stewards on this earth. Some practice, some don't. a few trash it and that's the way they live their lives, trashed. It's always a great feeling inside to make something better.
Hello, I'm Atheist, I may not have the same beliefs as you, but, I completely agree with your "rant." If there is a creator or not, I'd continue to take care of my home on Earth.
Whenever my father loaned his tools to anyone, they would more often than not come back dirty or I'm disrepair, and that was one of his major lessons he always taught me for the past sixteen years of my life. I recently borrowed my uncles car trailer and accidentally popped one of his tires (sure it was over used and well worn, I should've checked it before I drove on it) but instead of blaming him for giving me a broken trailerI used more than half of the money I earned Ito buy a new
It's great that there are still people that properly think of a forrest in the end god gave us this world to take care of it. Maybe god is working on another planet and needs us to help him out.
I also love your rants and feel exactly the same way. We should leave where ever we step in better condition than how we found it. I know some people (not necessarily just Christians) believe that the Earth and all of nature is theirs to rule over with no regard for any one or any other living thing. They squander our precious resources, treat animals with cruelty and in general are very selfish. Now I'm ranting - I'll stop and just end with THANK YOU FOR ANOTHER GREAT VIDEO! P.S - Please let Mrs Wranglestar know that I miss her weekly videos and I real look forward to watching them.
People, if you don't want to hear anything that anyone on youtube has to say, move on, otherwise, just let people be themselves. I hope Cody can truly ignore the negative chatter. Cody, keep on keeping on.
Thank you so much got sharing your beliefs! I couldn't agree more! Ignore the comments sheaple post about hiding your beliefs just for their enjoyment why would they even think it is okay to post something like that? If they don't like it they don't have to watch it dont ask to change his beliefs for your own personal pleasure?
why do you burn your slash? Is it to remove debris in case of a wild fire? Being from the north east I have always been under the impression that burning slash is a frowned upon practice, and you should leave it in neat piles for animal habitat. great series by the way, I could watch these all day and never loose interest!
My dad used to tell my brother and I a story about "The Little Boy Who Lived In A Tree" and I always wanted to just live in a treehouse. I guess, if I had unlimited funds, that would be my goal.
I would suggest a wood chipper and chip all the small stuff and use it as a garden bed dressing, this way you don't waste a valuable resource by burning it.
when I was young an old farmer used to burn a pile of brush in the fall and in the spring plant tomatoes in it the tomatoes were huge . burning releases all the nutrients at once. the sick broken trees and the mishapen ones are the ones most likely to have beetles etc under the bark and should be burnt also some plants have dormant seeds that can help bring the forest back that cant germinate without fire.for 1 to 5 years after a fire in the woods morels just explode for the picking and the co2 is offset by the healthy straight trees seeing huge gains of growth and stored co2 in the coming years.
Very interesting video Cody, AMEN about stewardship! I'm curious, and this comment is not meant in a bad way at all...why do all this to a forest in the first place? Why not just let nature take it's natural process and let the old trees fall, the brush naturally mulch the forest floor, etc...?? Why would "man" need to get in the way of God's nature? I'm being very serious when I ask this because I don't really know. That said, I like a clean forest. I like it neat and orderly.
Thanks, I totally agree we need to be better caretakers, but I'm not sure it's mostly Christians, on Sundays the folks going home from the lake, not church,sure throw out a lot of garbage.
Great video, Cody. Really sad how individuals feel at liberty to spew hatred and disrespect so freely in the comments and make an attempt to tarnish something that was made out of love for them. Keep up the great work and don't get discouraged.
We homesteaded 7 acres in VA that brought back many fond memories. AMEN to your stewardship comments... However one small criticism that corona handle is the worst job I've ever seen you do thus far in all the vids I've watched??? Guess your only human like the rest of us after all. :-)
I agree 100% with all you said. It will be interesting to watch your subscriber numbers after this video. Christians don't like fingers pointed at them. Thank you for your stewardship and speaking your mind. More people should be as honest with their feelings.
Tikkun olam it's a Jewish observance and it's our way of repairing the world you should look into it. It's an ancient principal that I think you would love to be part of
I have always wondered: Imagine a large tripod with a come-along suspended attached to a large eye-bolt in the stump. If I pulled up some tension, then every couple of days gave the handle a good pull, would the stump slowly lift out of the ground over a few weeks or a month?
Hi Wrangler Star, I've been watching your videos for some time now and always find them to be informative. I, like yourself am a hands on kind of guy who likes doing things himself. While I have done a lot of what you show on your channel, I appreciate the different approach you have taken. I have a question about the Forest Stewardship series you have recently posted. I have 225 acres of woodland in Parsonsfield Maine and it is thick with scrub-brush throughout a forest of various species. How did you remove all of the brush before the selective harvest? What equipment did you use? Thanks in advance of your reply, Jeff Kent
Cody,would you conceder leaving a brushpile or two for wildlife? I use to do that on my parents property, you will be amazed at what will make their homes in brush piles.
A true Christian understands that as Mankind, the Dominant speicies on the plant, we are the Stewards of the Earth and all things on it. We are here to nurse it, to take care of it, to use it, but certainly not abuse it. I believe firmly that God created this Earth for us, and we will be held accountable for how we treat his creations.
Wranglerstar, another awesome video. I'm looking for some tire chains that can handle some real abuse. The chains sold at the local tire shops don't cut it for me. Thoughts on quality chains and where to get them? Thank you in advance.
Ranting can be good. Every time you've stopped yourself in these videos calling yourself on a rant, it has been a welcome AMEN brother from a lot of us. Please keep i
Just for the sake of information, cache is said like cash $ /kaSH/... I learned that in my computer science days. Cachet /kaˈSHā/ is the French way of saying that something is possessing the value of being fancy. I know i'm being a pest but it's maybe something you might care to know.
Im sure thats why god is so much better than us cuz we trample over his works and he still forgives, unlike us we get mad at someone and its hard to forgive...
To the people say" even though I am atheist I agree": Being any sort of thing you think you are, it ain't matter because being a responsible human being is making sense to me! Be responsible and have common sense!
i love these kind of videos. i have 6 acres 5 are wooded and im trying to clean it up to maximize wood gains for wood stove. when i started i was really overwhelmed and felt like it was going to take forever. it seemed like such a chore. but now i do it with a smile on my face. it is me time! great to clear your head, and at the end u look at what u have done and it looks great!
The best part of stewardship and working outside with trees for me is when the day is done and you look at the results of your hard days work. To me its all worth it when you can see what your hard work has done to make your property look better. I love working outdoors.
Hi Cody... if you ever run out of ideas about a video, could you make a video on the various species of tree you have on your property? Ways to identify them and perhaps lumber purpose?
I just love these stewardship videos. I had to come back and watch them again. Keep up the good work Cody.
I'm not a Christian, in fact I hold no religious beliefs at all, but I so agree with Cody in all his videos..
If it's worth doing, then do it right.
Great videos Mr W. Keep them coming. Your skills have taught me so much.
I eagerly look forward to every new video you post. You are from the same mold as Dick Proenneke in the "Alone in the Wilderness" documentary. I love everything your channel stands for. Wish there were more out there like it.
Love these videos brother. Always enjoy seeing you work so happy.
the thoughts you expressed at the beginning have been what I have striven for on my land. It's hard, happy work that I absolutely love. Thank you for what you do.
Love your videos being a Christian myself I like the fact you are a wood worker and that you have so many shortcuts or cheap ways to do things.. I'm only a much than less wood worker... but like doing things myself.. Jesus would be proud of your videos.. thank you! So informative.
I love the positive messages. I feel the same way as a hunter and someone who loves the forest. I always have thought of the woods as a sanctuary, probably because i often played and spent alot of time there when I was a child.
You always make me smile and feel good. Many thanks for sharing your warmth
I love these Stewardship videos. Thank you so much for bringing us along. I hope one day to have land like you do!
Just watching these videos just makes me want to go out in the woods and have fun working in the woods but Canada and its winters just never wants to stop snowing.
On our property we always leave a few slash piles there unburned for birds, rabbits, chipmunks, squirrels etc.... Just a nice thing to do for nature
Hi Cody, I love to hear you rant. You bring out so many good points when you do so and we can hear the passion in your voice all the while. You are right that we should be good stewards. That was God's intension for Adam and Eve to be stewards of the Earth Gen. 2:15. If they had not sinned, death would not be part of our equation. I am glad that you are getting to do what you really enjoy doing.
It is nice to see someone with the same passion for the woods that I have
Love love love these type of videos cody. ive just bought an small bit of land outside my home village in ireland, and at the back is a very overgrown young forest that i cant wait to start clearing and making trails and planting native species !! you inspire me to be a steward of my very own forest. thank you
I really enjoy these videos Cody. I enjoy learning how you take care of your forest area because I hope to be able to get a similar property in the not to distant future, and when I do, I want to make sure I take care of it properly so there is something good there for anyone that comes after me. I'm excited for part 2 to see how you take care of those stumps :)
Colin
Interesting view on things! Even as an atheist, I can subscribe to this opinion!
Yup, you are incredibly knowledgeable, love your videos, keep up this great education you're providing us with.
Oh Lord, when you showed those slash piles I nearly had a traumatic flashback from my Montana thinning days. Was in the best shape of my life back then.
Okay, please continue.
I agree with you on the need to care for the earth. As a professed Franciscan I have to go a step further and protect all the wildlife. When cleaning up my forest acres I leave small areas of growth for the little critters. I try to think of the fire danger as well. We were given this earth as a place to live and grow. I am sorry that some feel that they are forced to be here. If you don,t like it leave.
Love your videos and everything you believe in. Keep doing and saying what you believe. This is your channel and for those that don't like it, don't have to watch. We can just continue to pray for them.
Love your video. Ive had friends and family that I've let my tools and various things to and then the come back to me broken or rusty because they left them outside or in the rain, or have just not taken much consideration into caring for it because it's not theirs. They didn't buy it or make it or what have you.. then the next time they ask to borrow something, I say no and their like well why not.. then I have to explain it to them.... Keep up the great videos.
These are what drew me to your channel. Keep them coming!
Love your work you have some good ideas that helping me with my land and make my life easer
Cody....you are "old school" I love it. Granddad is proud of you.
A great video. This reminds me of your early stuff and that's what interested me most of your channel.
This was great, Cody! I really like how you go off on random rants, though you try to stay on course! A man after my own heart as I do this ALLOT! LOL!
The truth is always special. Thank you Cody!
You have one of the good sort of weed whips! If you haven't had a chance to make a sheath for its blade yet, you might try a piece of PVC pipe with a wide, lengthwise piece cut out. It should be springy enough to hold that nice sharp blade and clear the handle. I've used them to good effect by adjusting my swing to hit the grass with about a 30 degree slicing action. Love your videos!
You've got a lot of nice materials in those slash piles. Why burn? How about tight brush fences, poles, materials for erosion control, or even chip down for paths. Much of that slash can be used in trail building, buried in fire breaks, or just around the homestead -- even growing mushrooms. Nice tool setup -- shame to hear you're going to burn.
How easy for you to say sitting behind your computer.
wranglerstar
Sure it sounds like criticism, and it would be if I hadn't been a "student" on a number of clearing/thinning/restoration projects on/off over the years. Not hundreds of acres, but I learned a lot working along side Foresters who know much more than me. Even working on restoring my tiny space of woods when I'm not sitting behind this computer. :)
Thank you brother. Stewardship of our Planet should be of utmost importance at every moment of everyday. really what we are sustaining is an environment that keeps us Alive. The Planet would do just fine in an environment not able to sustain human life. It would rebuild and give other life forms a chance to Live With Our Planet, and Not just On It.......Peace
My grandfather was a tree farmer and an ergonomist. He would have appreciated your mentality. His trees put all his children and their children through college.
the very first couple of minutes....all the money!!!God bless you mate!!
Praise The Lord brother. Thank you for not putting the Word and our King in a box...
GREAT VIDEO I LOVE TO LISTEN TO YOU TALK ABOUT TOOLS YOU MAKE IT SOUND SO COOL
seeing your stewardship videos, it makes me sad that I cannot work on my old property. My ex got it when we split up, now she wants to clear cut everything she can. Most of which is a steep hillside. I have tried to tell her that chances are if she does what she wants there will be a mud slide and more then likely block the salmon creek that runs through it. Keep up the good work.
I love taking care of the land myself. It will be here long after we have passed. We should always improve it
Leave it better than you found it.... I still remember the first time my father and I had that discussion.
Please don't hold your ranting back. I'm sure most of us would like a separate video on what you think a hard worker is or the right way to go about life. I really am looking up to you as I am 16 with divorced parents. My mom is working all the time and I have an alcoholic as a father.
Hi , like your videos but you are always going on about religion and you think a lot
of christians think they can do what they want with the planet. I'm an atheist and i
believe we should look after the planet , perhaps atheists are doing a better job
than christians lol
Wayne Blades
Did you even watch his video and listen to his words?
Excellent video!
We also need to realize one of the number on things that is effecting this plant in a negative way is the use of plastic.Just changing this one thing alone will save thousands of lives and dollars.
yet another great video thank you cody
we are stewards on this earth. Some practice, some don't. a few trash it and that's the way they live their lives, trashed. It's always a great feeling inside to make something better.
I look at your slash piles as you call them and I see a lot of potential for carving and furniture building.
Looks like you got all your ducks in row. Lots good tools.
ممتازة!.
Hello, I'm Atheist, I may not have the same beliefs as you, but, I completely agree with your "rant." If there is a creator or not, I'd continue to take care of my home on Earth.
Thank you for saying that, as a christian, i thank you for looking after our earth(:
Whenever my father loaned his tools to anyone, they would more often than not come back dirty or I'm disrepair, and that was one of his major lessons he always taught me for the past sixteen years of my life. I recently borrowed my uncles car trailer and accidentally popped one of his tires (sure it was over used and well worn, I should've checked it before I drove on it) but instead of blaming him for giving me a broken trailerI used more than half of the money I earned Ito buy a new
It's great that there are still people that properly think of a forrest in the end god gave us this world to take care of it. Maybe god is working on another planet and needs us to help him out.
tried hard to click the screen at the end, guess he still has to upload it, thumbs up, good stuff!
I also love your rants and feel exactly the same way. We should leave where ever we step in better condition than how we found it. I know some people (not necessarily just Christians) believe that the Earth and all of nature is theirs to rule over with no regard for any one or any other living thing. They squander our precious resources, treat animals with cruelty and in general are very selfish. Now I'm ranting - I'll stop and just end with THANK YOU FOR ANOTHER GREAT VIDEO!
P.S - Please let Mrs Wranglestar know that I miss her weekly videos and I real look forward to watching them.
People, if you don't want to hear anything that anyone on youtube has to say, move on, otherwise, just let people be themselves.
I hope Cody can truly ignore the negative chatter. Cody, keep on keeping on.
Best video yet!..
Thank you so much got sharing your beliefs! I couldn't agree more! Ignore the comments sheaple post about hiding your beliefs just for their enjoyment why would they even think it is okay to post something like that? If they don't like it they don't have to watch it dont ask to change his beliefs for your own personal pleasure?
Same here!! I love the woods
Another great video !!
hey dude................I timber frame...you are not alone!!!
why do you burn your slash? Is it to remove debris in case of a wild fire? Being from the north east I have always been under the impression that burning slash is a frowned upon practice, and you should leave it in neat piles for animal habitat. great series by the way, I could watch these all day and never loose interest!
One of those bigger stumps would make a nice Baumfackel!
"I'm preaching to the choir..." Indeed, LOL
My dad used to tell my brother and I a story about "The Little Boy Who Lived In A Tree" and I always wanted to just live in a treehouse. I guess, if I had unlimited funds, that would be my goal.
I would suggest a wood chipper and chip all the small stuff and use it as a garden bed dressing, this way you don't waste a valuable resource by burning it.
when I was young an old farmer used to burn a pile of brush in the fall and in the spring plant tomatoes in it the tomatoes were huge . burning releases all the nutrients at once. the sick broken trees and the mishapen ones are the ones most likely to have beetles etc under the bark and should be burnt also some plants have dormant seeds that can help bring the forest back that cant germinate without fire.for 1 to 5 years after a fire in the woods morels just explode for the picking and the co2 is offset by the healthy straight trees seeing huge gains of growth and stored co2 in the coming years.
Very interesting video Cody, AMEN about stewardship! I'm curious, and this comment is not meant in a bad way at all...why do all this to a forest in the first place? Why not just let nature take it's natural process and let the old trees fall, the brush naturally mulch the forest floor, etc...?? Why would "man" need to get in the way of God's nature? I'm being very serious when I ask this because I don't really know. That said, I like a clean forest. I like it neat and orderly.
The forest's health will thrive and do a lot better against disease and other damage.
Thanks, I totally agree we need to be better caretakers, but I'm not sure it's mostly Christians, on Sundays the folks going home from the lake, not church,sure throw out a lot of garbage.
i love your rants can you do a bunch of videos of your rants you are so logical andyou speack so much truth!!
Great video, Cody. Really sad how individuals feel at liberty to spew hatred and disrespect so freely in the comments and make an attempt to tarnish something that was made out of love for them. Keep up the great work and don't get discouraged.
Yes sorry about that. This video was not supposed to go live today. RUclips messed up. I wasn't here to monitor comments.
Cody, I always forget to leave likes on your video, even tho I enjoy every video you make. Maybe a friendly reminder at the end of the video?
We homesteaded 7 acres in VA that brought back many fond memories. AMEN to your stewardship comments... However one small criticism that corona handle is the worst job I've ever seen you do thus far in all the vids I've watched??? Guess your only human like the rest of us after all. :-)
Love it! Always curious what you are up to in the forest:)
I agree 100% with all you said. It will be interesting to watch your subscriber numbers after this video. Christians don't like fingers pointed at them. Thank you for your stewardship and speaking your mind. More people should be as honest with their feelings.
Please keep the forestry videos coming!!
Tikkun olam it's a Jewish observance and it's our way of repairing the world you should look into it. It's an ancient principal that I think you would love to be part of
Nice video :) !
I have always wondered: Imagine a large tripod with a come-along suspended attached to a large eye-bolt in the stump. If I pulled up some tension, then every couple of days gave the handle a good pull, would the stump slowly lift out of the ground over a few weeks or a month?
great video i need a steel box like that for my dig tools.
Hi Wrangler Star,
I've been watching your videos for some time now and always find them to be informative. I, like yourself am a hands on kind of guy who likes doing things himself. While I have done a lot of what you show on your channel, I appreciate the different approach you have taken. I have a question about the Forest Stewardship series you have recently posted. I have 225 acres of woodland in Parsonsfield Maine and it is thick with scrub-brush throughout a forest of various species. How did you remove all of the brush before the selective harvest? What equipment did you use?
Thanks in advance of your reply,
Jeff Kent
You are living the way good intended. We humans where put here to be stewards of the land.
Cody,would you conceder leaving a brushpile or two for wildlife? I use to do that on my parents property, you will be amazed at what will make their homes in brush piles.
Maybe we should call this the "Pre" forest work. :) I like your rants too.
Amen brother
And he gave mankind dominion over all of the land and the beasts to take care of.
Riley Dirckx yep he sure did
A true Christian understands that as Mankind, the Dominant speicies on the plant, we are the Stewards of the Earth and all things on it. We are here to nurse it, to take care of it, to use it, but certainly not abuse it. I believe firmly that God created this Earth for us, and we will be held accountable for how we treat his creations.
So where did you learn what a forest needs?
Awesome videos.
Wranglerstar, another awesome video. I'm looking for some tire chains that can handle some real abuse. The chains sold at the local tire shops don't cut it for me. Thoughts on quality chains and where to get them? Thank you in advance.
How are you doing this in January. I thought it snowed in Oregon. It's -30 in northern WI and we have a couple feet of good snow.
Looks great. How do you make the round name tags/fobs that you label things with?
Ranting can be good. Every time you've stopped yourself in these videos calling yourself on a rant, it has been a welcome AMEN brother from a lot of us. Please keep i
it up.
Just for the sake of information, cache is said like cash $ /kaSH/... I learned that in my computer science days. Cachet /kaˈSHā/ is the French way of saying that something is possessing the value of being fancy. I know i'm being a pest but it's maybe something you might care to know.
Im sure thats why god is so much better than us cuz we trample over his works and he still forgives, unlike us we get mad at someone and its hard to forgive...
I know in one of your vids u mentioned the name of the pole saw. I can't seem to find it. What brand was it again?
Awsome wish I could do what you do, I'm gonna pray about it a see if God wants that for me...
could you share a link or put it in wrangler mart as to where you got that thick flannel shirt? i really like it.
I need a forest!
You have a lot of broken shovels don't you. Just something I noticed watching your videos.
You could bust up some of those stumps and look for fatwood.
may i ask how many acres or hectares your property is.
To the people say" even though I am atheist I agree":
Being any sort of thing you think you are, it ain't matter because being a responsible human being is making sense to me! Be responsible and have common sense!
I've said it before and I'll say it again. Rant away! We don't mind!