Awesome video guys well done love the siding and great job mrs. Brittney on doing the horses proud of you. How are you sir Tyler good I hope thank you for sharing take care hod bless love y’all ❤❤❤
This was just amazing! I love your channel. Both of you are real genuine people. Seeing you work together is so relaxing for me. Guys I’m 74 and I was out cutting a big cedar tree blown over by Helena. It fell up a berm to I was working up hill all day. Love the team, can’t wait to see them work together!
cool beans love the horse workd in the woods for several years with them had 2 teams on the woods and another at home best time of my life had a woman teamster for a while she did real good with them had a barn on an old equipment trailer with feed room for one cut worlds of 4ft pulp and lots of logs for canada workd roadside for ip on tupper lake ny rds jealos of you guys carry on
Liked the video, thanks. Especially liked seeing Sampson & Jasper and the fantastic progress you’re getting from them, their good boys eh? God bless, look forward to your next footage. Ttyl, Wallace Farm & Sawmill rocks 🤘🙂👍
Dear Wallis, I am sending you a link from a Belgian who works with his draft horses. Pay particular attention to how the reins are attached to the harness. When you are working with the horse, the reins should run upwards for the mouth contact of the bit. Good luck.
Good horses! A little tip if you don't mind, from 50+ years of draft horses...always run your lines up through the hame rings and then back. It'll keep you from getting in a wreck someday, plus it gives a better signal to the horse's mouth. When I"m working a horse single, I also have a hip ring for the lines, and keep them slung over my shoulder, never wrapped around my neck.
The lines were through the hame rings, another person said the same. Idk why it appeared otherwise. Thanks for looking out though! Always appreciate tips!
@@wallacefarmandsawmill It happens!! I've made plenty of mistakes over the years! It's nice to see younger people that want to get involved with the horses!! Keep up the good work!!
Your boards look good but I would have put the horizontal boards on 2 foot centers especially if they are only 1 inch thick. In my younger years we had a sled like that but our horse was not that big. Have fun and stay safe!
Really good video. Y'all might wanna check out Working horses with Jim. Him and his wife use draft horse's on their farm up North. Very good people and pretty informative.
Just a tip for you guys. Nail the boards just in the middle, with the cup side facing the wall. That will prevent the boards from splitting when they start to shrink, The batten also gets fixed in its middle and that allows the board to move while it shrinks when it dries.
I second that! Those poplar boards will shrink about 3/8” and will split if nailed on the edges. I just milled a bunch of these and sided my mill shed and just in one month they have shrunk a lot but I screwed them in the center and I’ll go back and get the outer edges when I batten them.
Nice horses run them lines through the upper rings on the hames. Gather up the slack lines in your dominant hand when you’re driving don’t have them laying around your neck.
Power saw cuts are nasty buggers and take a long time to heal; experience talking here. Wear some chaps and proper boots whenever you run a saw, and throw in a hard hat and visor. Really enjoy your channel, stay safe!👍Nova Scotia
I am curious you guys why did you choose the popular. What is it because that’s what you had, or some other reason. I am not familiar with poplar as a building material whether it’s siding or two by fours or other stuff. God bless.🇨🇦✌️
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It is so nice to see a husband and wife team that can work together
Thanks so much!!!
@@wallacefarmandsawmill a good clever wife. is worth her Wight in gold, look after them . dont abuse them .
Great video. The power of teamwork is evident. 👍👏🇺🇸🚜
Thanks so much!
Enjoy watching y'all work. Look forward to your next video.
Great stuff you two. What a lifestyle,
Thanks for watching!
That clear poplar is too nice for siding. Beautiful stuff. It would be wonderful interior trim/millwork.
Awesome video guys well done love the siding and great job mrs. Brittney on doing the horses proud of you. How are you sir Tyler good I hope thank you for sharing take care hod bless love y’all ❤❤❤
You guys never cease to amaze me. Really enjoy keeping up.
Thanks for sharing your adventures ! 🪵🐴
This was just amazing! I love your channel. Both of you are real genuine people. Seeing you work together is so relaxing for me. Guys I’m 74 and I was out cutting a big cedar tree blown over by Helena. It fell up a berm to I was working up hill all day. Love the team, can’t wait to see them work together!
Like the horse work, I’ve never seen that before. The barn is really looking great.
You two are a great team 😊
That’s pretty sweet enjoy y’all’s videos keep them coming
Thanks for watching!
Excellent job, as usual 😆
Great to see you working horses. Great video, Ty.
God job y`all. That`s interesting how one horse gets sweated up from separation anxiety. Brit is one hard working gal too.
Agreed!
Great team work. Like watching you all working the horse
cool beans love the horse workd in the woods for several years with them had 2 teams on the woods and another at home best time of my life had a woman teamster for a while she did real good with them had a barn on an old equipment trailer with feed room for one cut worlds of 4ft pulp and lots of logs for canada workd roadside for ip on tupper lake ny rds jealos of you guys carry on
Amazing video! Great job Ms. Britt!!!
Great video as usual!!!!!
Thanks for watching along!
Great video
Very cool thank you for the entertainment
Good work you too
Great video, learned a lot about building with green wood and really great to see your work with the horses. Thanks!!!!!
Thanks for watching along!
Awesome content. How cool to cut your own lumber. I like it.
Another great video guys! Nice work on the horses!!👍🏻
Nice work 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
That was the same way I learned to remember gee and haw working dog teams. 😂 have a great day.
Works well! Thanks for watching!
Great video. Love it when you include the horses. And as another commented "You two make a great team"!
I look forward to every one of your videos. Brit looked like a veteran horse handler out there today!
Outstanding you both ❤
Enjoyed the video thanks for sharing
great video barn looks amazing
looking great, guys.
Beautiful horses
You guys got a good thing going!
good job
Nice video and good job
Liked the video, thanks. Especially liked seeing Sampson & Jasper and the fantastic progress you’re getting from them, their good boys eh? God bless, look forward to your next footage. Ttyl, Wallace Farm & Sawmill rocks 🤘🙂👍
Dear Wallis, I am sending you a link from a Belgian who works with his draft horses. Pay particular attention to how the reins are attached to the harness. When you are working with the horse, the reins should run upwards for the mouth contact of the bit. Good luck.
THANKS!
getting close to 50 xxxsubs great good on you both
Miss Brittany handles the horses pretty good .
A couple like that is few and far between. Wish there was a more like her.
Love it!!
I like it!
Mrs. Brittany is awesome Tyler is ok
Good horses! A little tip if you don't mind, from 50+ years of draft horses...always run your lines up through the hame rings and then back. It'll keep you from getting in a wreck someday, plus it gives a better signal to the horse's mouth. When I"m working a horse single, I also have a hip ring for the lines, and keep them slung over my shoulder, never wrapped around my neck.
The lines were through the hame rings, another person said the same. Idk why it appeared otherwise. Thanks for looking out though! Always appreciate tips!
@@wallacefarmandsawmill they were on the first horse, not on the second.
Hmm I must have missed them second harnessing up! Good eye!
@@wallacefarmandsawmill It happens!! I've made plenty of mistakes over the years! It's nice to see younger people that want to get involved with the horses!! Keep up the good work!!
Great work ! Love your videos. I did see on a video that gee and haw are the opposite in the UK, Not sure if all of the UK or not.
Liked it.
Your boards look good but I would have put the horizontal boards on 2 foot centers especially if they are only 1 inch thick. In my younger years we had a sled like that but our horse was not that big. Have fun and stay safe!
Beautiful horse's. How about a tour of the property.
Good video. Sounds like your log turner pivot joint still need some lube.
Really good video. Y'all might wanna check out Working horses with Jim. Him and his wife use draft horse's on their farm up North. Very good people and pretty informative.
Loved the horse work. You got four horses round the barn, Jasper and Samson- who are the other two?
That son of y’all’s looks big enough to be helping around the farm. I’ve yet to see him pick up the first board for his horse barn.
Just a tip for you guys. Nail the boards just in the middle, with the cup side facing the wall. That will prevent the boards from splitting when they start to shrink, The batten also gets fixed in its middle and that allows the board to move while it shrinks when it dries.
I second that! Those poplar boards will shrink about 3/8” and will split if nailed on the edges. I just milled a bunch of these and sided my mill shed and just in one month they have shrunk a lot but I screwed them in the center and I’ll go back and get the outer edges when I batten them.
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Tyler there's a channel called working horses with Jim it's a great channel and he also does logging with his horses and runs a sawmill and farms.
Nice horses run them lines through the upper rings on the hames. Gather up the slack lines in your dominant hand when you’re driving don’t have them laying around your neck.
Great video. I noticed that the camera was not very clear in the beginning. Best wishes.
Curious how long popular will last as a siding, l don't have any idea.
Will you need to flash between lower wall and roof
Yes, that is the plan.
What air base are you close to ?
Power saw cuts are nasty buggers and take a long time to heal; experience talking here. Wear some chaps and proper boots whenever you run a saw, and throw in a hard hat and visor. Really enjoy your channel, stay safe!👍Nova Scotia
Gee the cleaning fairy’s are slack cleaning up under the edger😬
Are you going to put any sort of insulation in th4 barn?
Have you ever did boards on roof instead of steel?
Do Yall burn the slabs
Quick question Tyler....... Who listens better to verbal (voice) commands, Brit or the horses
Do you have Tamarack in your Area
I am curious you guys why did you choose the popular. What is it because that’s what you had, or some other reason. I am not familiar with poplar as a building material whether it’s siding or two by fours or other stuff. God bless.🇨🇦✌️
What we had available! It is used often in the south as a siding as well.
These logs were not dried out were they?
G=right Haw -left
I forget, what is Aiden's horse's name?
How come we haven't met the other horses yet? I see 3 maybe 4 other horses 🐎 😂I went back and looked you have 4 horses?😂
5 actually. Soon!
@@wallacefarmandsawmill 😱😱😱 i can't wait!
Don’t they have to be dried first
Купи відкорровувач тобі пил і грошей і часу на заточку не шкода!?Привіт з Львова ❤😊