Planting A Forest | Wranglerstar
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I can see your holster's clips at the 1:04 mark ; 2 THUMBS UP for carrying.
***** Calm down buddy.
I love the vids that include Mrs Wranglerstar . She is the true better half .lol She keeps you grounded and without you knowing keeps you from getting to serious..
I am excited to see the new forest!
FRESH PRINCESS 860 trees are in the ground. Each one planted with much love. Today was one of the good days I will treasure forever,
Isn't that so wonderful. I'm sure you are not alone in that sentiment.
PS: You're looking skinny! I'm getting FAT!
It's so fun to watch you two interact! You both have such nice personalities. That sure is a lot of trees you'll planting. The tree huggers will have a hard time finding something to complain about when that video comes out.
If you have the chance, gather some needle and leaf litter from your existing forests and spread them around your seedlings as mulch. That way you will be inoculating the soil with all the organisms and fungi that your new forest will need. Speed up succession and speed the transition from pasture to forest.
Just a tip when using the dibble bar, after you put the seedling in and you are about to close the hole, make sure you move the bar away from the hole so you close the bottom first and you don't trap air.
Trees dont Grow in an angle they adjust themself to Grow straight after a while.
killwolfs I'm sorry but this is simply not true,
I got a forest education and been working With foresty for a long time, when the trees are planting small they do adjust themselves, atleast if you plant them somewhat straight. Thanks for answearing my comment btw really cool! :)
wranglerstar sorry but you are wrong on this one Kody and killwolf is right...take it from a Canadian tree planter , 16 years of it .
It doesn't really matter of course you try to plant them straight but it's more important that they sit hard in the ground. A proper planted plant should not come up if you try to pull it up, like there should be some resistance.
I loved that little back and forth between you two
Hey Cody , really good videos , I love the banter between you and mrs Ws. I loved how you were trying to reason with mrs Ws about having the scrap pile, god bless
Every year on Arbor Day a company I worked for use to plant trees at various elementary schools and all the kids participated and we all had games and lunch. It was a great feeling for them as well as the employees. Great Video .
Been a long term subscriber, but only just started a channel so I can comment. Just want to thank you for all you videos and your boundless passion in all you do. You have been an inspiration to me as a husband and Christian man, and been a key motivator my family doing what we can to live the homesteading dream as best we can now even on a low income. God bless.
Fiberglass shovel handles and no tin pants. What's the world coming to? ;)
Cody I take my hat off to you and your wife, planting trees is one of the hardest jobs I have ever done, I’m a professional arborist but I can safely say I have planted more trees than I will ever cut down. Hope you see this message I know it’s an old video 👍
Mrs. Wranglerstar in rare form in front of the camera! We love it!!!
This is one of my favourite videos ever, the last couple minutes are wonderful!
I've said it before - you are blessed with such nice dirt.
Mr & Mrs W!
I have planted 250 baby trees and bushes on my small piece of land here in Scotland (Argyll).
The species that I have planted are as follows : Beech (5), Copper Beech (2), Oak (20), Maple (Sycamore) (5), Silver Birch (20), Alder (20), Rowan (30), Yew (1), Apple (5), Victoria Plum (3), Blackthorn (100), Hawthorn (5), Aspen (10), Horse Chestnut (3); Grey Willow and Downy Willow (30).
They are mostly native to Scotland but some are so slow growing that I will never see them as mature trees but you have to think ahead...
Our land is stony. Mainly alluvial deposit. I found that a Mattock worked well but sometimes a Pickaxe was needed.
You two put the rest of us to shame... Well done! :O)
Such joy! Beautiful video, good luck planting all those trees!
Cody; If you drive the hoedad in at an angle to the body then when you push down on the handle you will open the ground at the proper way to plant. I learned this in Forestry school at Univ of Maine.
Wow a lot of trees wish I was able to help don't over do it great job Mr & miss Wranglestar
The place where I do my internship, they have an old planting bar. It is made of some low quality steel, it has a pretty wide 'blade' and a relativaly thin shaft. They told me that you should use it not by stamping it in to the dirt and than wiggle it back and forth, but to wiggle it while you're slowly pushing it deeper. This would first of all make sure that the shaft wouldn't bend, but it would also prevent you to make an houreglass shape. So you would get more space for the roots so that they wouldn't tangle up as quickly.
Cody I really liked this video! I think its my favorite thus far. I liked how you were interacting with Mrs. W and the silliness that was had. I also liked the scrap yard ;) I would really like a video tour of the homestead!!! A more panoramic type thing.
Another very enjoyable video.
The Mrs. is trying to shut down scrapyard operations!
In our province the provincial government provides us if you own 1 acre or more with up to 300 trees or shrubs every three years for free
After planting several thousand trees I would say using the dibble is my favorite. Make sure when you are sealing the tree in that you pull it back towards you. You need to make sure you remove the air pocket in the bottom of the hole or your roots will just rot away.
Haha!! I love that Mrs W breaks your chops to clean up too. My wife is always bustin my chops too! Us men need to stick together! We need scrap yards, wood piles, and general hoards of useful junk. Lol!
Thank you.
Cody, the planting bar will probably work best. I have one myself and just planting over 100 trees successfully. Going through sod is going to be tough. The biggest concern with planting seedlings is keeping the roots from drying out. Some folks place wet moss or a wet sponge in their planting bags to keep the roots moist. Keep the trees out of direct sun and have fun. The roots should always be straight, never (J root) the roots. It will be a workout!
LOL I love the tag team videos!! You two are such a cute couple! Hope you had a fun tree planting date :)
Loved this one. Thanks!
I bought tree number 367, it is a Douglas Fir. I hope to help out more, as soon as I can spare it. Thanks again for all you share.
I do not know exactly why or how... but I really enjoyed this video... the area reminded me of a property my family were just looking at to start our modern day homestead... love the back and forth, so "real"... ha ha.... enjoy!
Shes awesome! Mrs wranglerstar is really cool
Fun video. It looks like you all are having a ball.
Exciting, I'm doing 500 trees here this month, good luck with yours.
at 7:30 when the dog disappears out of camera shot and hes raising that bar in my head i was just going....this might end in tears
I just thought of something, when you push the Dibble bar into the ground don't start straight up and down, start at an angle, that is with the handle towards your body, push in then push the handle away from yourself to make your hole, it's easier on your body to do it this way. When you close the hole put the dibble bar in about 2" away from the hole, straight up and down, then pull the handle towards yourself to close the bottom of the hole first, then push it away to close the top of the hole, and finally the heel stomp to close the second hole.
If you are doing a crew it is easier to have one person on the dibble bar and a second person placing the seedlings. Also a 5 gallon bucket with some muddy water in it is good for the seedlings if you guys are not going at high speed, the bags are good when you want to pack a lot of seedlings and your are walking over a lot of not great ground, but you have to work fast or they will dry out.
Should be a good day that the homestead.
Great video you guys, looks like you will be busy with all those trees for awhile. A good scrap pile is worth it's weight in gold at times. 8-) keep them coming
Thank god for people like you guys! Lol I've been planting small cedar and pines trees around my wood shop lately and wish they would grow faster! Lol
I like this one! thank you for sharing!
800 trees thats quite the legacy for jack and your grandchildren
Fun video i enjoyed watching. Thank you and have a nice day.
I'm not sure about the states, but up here in Canada there are summer jobs planting trees for the forest companies. Its a crazy job and planters are expected to plant at least 2000 trees for your average day. Good planters can average over 4000 a day. It is one of the most lucrative summer jobs for students if you can handle it.
It looks nice and green there.
Lots of rocks out there! Keep at it guys!
That's a lot of trees. Good work! I hope the cedars do well.
Great video to wake up to sir, thank you.
Poor Ginger snap... Being carried around ;)
Nice scrapyard Cody, you can film it a bit for my pleasure :) scrap is only scrap once it goes from the property, the rest is just projects in puzzle form. If the missus is that bothered by it, get some rebar netting around it and let brambles grow on it.
Give that fiberglass shovel a try they got them for us at work and i was actually impressed.
You have served a great purpose on this planet while you live on it.You gave back to the earth and others ( man,animals,birds,insects ) by planting trees.It's a meaningful existence you know ? Kinda like Johnny Apple seeds.There's reasons to be proud and to celebrate.Keep planting,it's beneficial to all ! ..;)))))
Dat technique tho! lol Mrs. Wranglerstar is a trooper.
Great video, I laughed the whole way through.
Mrs. Wranglerstar is hilarious!
All that slash you burned would have made a world of difference as mulch!
"just like Paris Hilton" not sure that should be taken as a compliment.
I like the way the spade worked in the rocky ground. Over here on the west side, in our ground the planting shovel works best. A lot of clay soils here with not so many rocks. Is that nursery part of the IFTA? That is where we get ours, only the stock of course, is for the northern Oregon coastal region.
Having planted trees for a living for 28 years I found this rather amusing
Sounds like you have your work cut out for you. And I must side with Cody, the scrap yard looks cool, I like it.
Great vid wranglerstar !!! It would be great if you could maybe do like a homestead tour at one point cause that would be great!
Scalp out 18 inches around your planting area with the hoedad. Make you hole and pack in. Also treat your seedlings with more care. And yes pro crews can plant that in no time.
New haircut, you needed it. I should go get one!
please do an update on this and on the beaver dam. thank you :)
take one of those shovels and cut the "T" handle off and extend the shaft to about 6.5' then take a 4' piece of 2' iron pipe and slide it over the shaft and use it like a fence post driver. Or just cut the "T" off and use a post driver on it if you have one. Save your body! just my 2 cents. Wish I was there to help
Shouldn't take too long to plant that many trees depending on ground conditions. I put in 100 Western Red, 50 Oak, 100 Hornbeam, 50 Hazel and 50 Holly last weekend here on our woodland in about four and a half hours using a spade planting in an angle notch.
we always plant with spades and we dig a hole big enough to fit the root where i live. they teach it to do it that way in shool claiming you "smere" the ground shut making rooting of the plants difficult.
Ah the difference 10.000 km makes ;)
ps: I know, it's metric ;p
800 trees?! Mad Jack would call you crazy! ... We should start calling you Grizzly Adams or was it Jeremiah Johnson who replanted the mountain that burned? It was so long ago that I watched those, surprised I remembered that much. haha
This is so cool
This looks fun, I think I'd enjoy planting baby trees. Saplings are expensive though. So Ill just plant potatoes instead.
Learning curve must be hard good luck bro!
Me thinks some fence building videos may be coming our way :)
Other devices to consider when planting a lot of seedlings (along with videos showing how they are used):
• *Pottiputki* - Finland - ruclips.net/video/hOB4r22yDvg/видео.html
• *Hamilton Tree Planter* - Australia - ruclips.net/video/3i0owD3Y0Bg/видео.html
You two are a great representation of a Christ like couple
Flights are expensive from Michigan but I would love to help with your planting 😉
my dad and brother and i, planted 300 pines in a field when i was a kid, the neighbors said we were wasting time, ,now 30 yrs later my dad enjoy es his place in the shade while his neighbors still bake in the fields around him, ,lol
Nice boots
Those are nice tactical patent leather shoes Mrs. W has on.
Mrs. WrangerStar is much more attractive than Pairs Hilton.... by far.
Nothing is faster than the hoedad, leave it in the hole, insert tree, then remove the hoe. smash with boot... The adzes are to clear the area around the seedling, and building a dirt ring for water.... not for plating the tree. They make augers for chainsaws for Mrs Wrangerstar.
I would take a gallon or two of water out to each tree too if the ground isn't wet.
clean ya truck maaan! on the other hand, wonder how it looks now
we're going to need a lot of trees.
Cody, how far do you space the seedlings from each other when planting? Do you plant them relatively close together now, hoping they survive and then thin them out way in the future? Finally, where is your "Fiskars" tree planting auger with its automatic fertilizer and pest deterrent injection system?
Judy, Most of the spacing on the coast of Washington is around 9 to 11 foot grid patterns. Of course, this is roughly measured by the planters pacing off by steps or even sight. I have been planting trees as a hobby for a number of years. I have found that planting the trees closer together is a good idea. As stated, one can always thin them out later. It is amazing what can happen to the trees such as rodents, deer, soil conditions, too much water or lack of water, thick sod, or weeds, that will take out a number of trees. This year, I planted around 150 trees and spaced them tighter than needed. I would much rather thin, than have wasted space. The most important thing to consider about planting trees is to match the tree to the soil and climate. It seems everyone wants to plant Douglas fir. Find out what the native trees were in the planting plot and then carefully check the soil and surrounding vegetation. Yes, Douglas fir are valuable, but if they don't grow well, they won't be of value to you. I substitute lower quality trees all the time, because they will thrive and grow extremely well in a particular plot. For example, I planted Grand fir in a wet, flat, field with poor drainage. The Grand fir grow very well and the Douglas fir struggle.
Looks to me like Hart Racer was plenty capable of getting all the holes dug. Then you could have just dropped in the seeds!
Seems like you have a good life. Congrats :)
(since you can't tell on the internet, I mean this honestly and in a good way)
How do we look up places that sell tree seedlings
Hey Cody I hope you leave a wide straight run so I can land the plane when we come down. ;-)
I like Lady Wranglerstars comment about fiberglass happens
its good to see mrs w again. is the book off the the publishers?
don't worry i think your scrap yard is beautiful :) LOL
That 'organic' color is called: Caucasian-Flesh Pink, not far from Baby-Poo Tan, a color recognized by many,many parents around the world.
When are going to do an update of youre nicks boots?
I heard you mention the word "Ho Dad" (or however it is spelt) referring to a tool Mrs W was using. My question is that really what that tool is called? The reason I ask is that you reminded me of one of my favourite all time movies "Big Wednesday" when Gary Busy's character says to a young bloke, "That's no ho dad, squid lips that's Matt Johnson" or words to that effect . All these years I wondered what a "Ho dad" was. Sorry I'm from Oz got no idea when it comes to U.S. English and especially U.S. slang.
wranglerstar the shop must be band-aid colored because it's where you fix things?
Those large seedling / leather (?) bags you have on your belt. Where can I buy them at?
What kind of clogs were those Cody? Shoes like that are very handy if you have land and come in and out of a house all day. I'm a footwear nut anyway
traderjoes Mrs W and I love our Dansko clogs,
Spray the scrap green?
I know you've taken some heat for cutting down trees over the years so maybe this will help reduce negative comments.
red tools are called dibles
I was thinking about the various actions of the planting tools, and I couldn't help wondering if the only viable method was the blade method--IE using the various blades to open a clean cut in the soil so to speak. Would it be viable instead to have a small diameter circular hole (just slightly larger than the root bulb), and simply drop the seedling in and leave the hole to fill in naturally as the soil relaxes back into place, while leaving a very small initial space for the roots to expand into and for spring melt water to flow into?
I'm sure the loaned out forestry tools have been thoroughly tested and determined to be the most suitable, but my thought was, could you simply use a heavy steel bar, something along the lines of a 60" or 72" digging/pry bar? Those things are heavy enough that you can almost just drop them into soft moist ground, without any extra force. If needed, you could get all the torque you want to widen up the hole a little bit, since they are so long and heavy and straight. You would have lots of control as well if you held it with two hands and drove it straight down. To widen the hole, you could just twist it around in a very small circular motion once it's in. Good workout as well carrying around a 20 pound bar all day.
I'm not so sure it would be as easy to "seal up" the hole again afterwards using the circular hole since you would not be able to push it closed again with your foot, like you can do with the straight cuts that the other tools provide. Just thinking out loud. I may try it with mine tomorrow to see how it works out.
Does anyone know the name of the song in the beginning of the video?
where do you find out about local places like this? I'd like to get some similar help with replanting at my place...
That poor ground. You're poking so many holes in it. I can hear it screaming out in pain. First you're notching tree branches and now poking holes in the ground.
ok....I couldn't resist :-)