Failing Field, Amazing Brush Cutter, and Making Perfect Stickers
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Sawing Red Oak on the Wood-Mizer Sawmill, Food Plot Plan, and Running the Amazing Virnig 48" open front brush cutter on the Vermeer CTX160 Mini-Skid
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I like spicy food, so Jalapeno would be my first choice, but I'd eat either.
Depends on how hot the Jalapeño is. I like some heat as long as I don’t start sweating! The Regular also sounds good.
Just a heads up for folks that don't know, when you buy new hydraulic attachments, the first time you hook them up they use up hydraulic fluid from your machines hydraulic reservoir which inturn lowers its capacity with each implement you hook to it so make sure to keep checking your hydraulic tank gauge and add as needed , otherwise your hydraulic pump may start sucking air and cavitation will burn your hydraulic pump out ,it ,may take up to 5 gallons per new implement to fill all the hoses and pumps , Mike's mini skid sounds like the pump is whining in this video .
Great pointer
You are correct, it can happen. All I hear is the sound of the mower which is a natural sound. I am sure Mike, is aware and checks and fills all fluids as needed.
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I know you like the mini skid but I think if you checked out a flail mower attachment for your KX057 you'd consider one for your brush cutting. I can crawl through the woods and cut brush and limbs in the comfort of the cab. You could trim your road back and never leave the road. No dust, no pollen and other airborne stuff, no bugs and bees. You can cut everything from grass to 4 inch trees with ease. I bought one for my excavator and love it. I always look forward to your videos. Keep em coming!
Here, in east Texas, we run a double layered electric fence around our newly planted food plots. The fence is removed whenever the plot is sufficiently tall to tolerate browsing.
Mike: Love the Vermeer with the front brush hog. Really easy to navigate around trees & obstacles. A GREAT addition to your toolkit.
Be safe Morgan Family! Enjoy your content!
Nice to see the bunker almost empty. The Vermeer seems to run the mulcher very well.
I'm sure we could give you some of the rain we've had over here in Scotland, it's been one of the wettest years we've ever had, never stops raining.
We’re coming to Scotland in about a month. Spending a week in Edinburgh first so please tip the weather man extra for seven days of perfect weather.
Good morning. Jalapeño is always the choice (that we regret later)!
Planting cereal rye is a good idea. Deer love it and rye releases a toxin that prevents other weeds and grasses from growing in it.
I use it in my plots, I disc up in late spring, plant turnips for summer then disc those up early fall and replant rye for fall and winter.
After a few years of this rotation you can usually plant something like clover/ chicory with less maintenance for a few years.
@@paulkuske1457 I overseed my front yard with annual Rye right around Thanksgiving. It keeps my yard looking good all thru Winter and into Spring. Drawback is that it increases the amount of mowing you have to do.
@@davidmorse8432Nooooo, no extra mowing. Lol. Hope your well friend
@@HallnoutMhall Hi Michael, Mowing is good therapy. That is; if you have a decent mower. 🤣
That Vermeer machine with that attachment is fantastic; can hardly wait to see it in West Virginia Cabin, perfect size it appears for the trails around the cabin. Everything is coming together. Should see Tom, Concrete with the Hauses fairly soon as well. Kiln instillation, your right lots of things going on, and keeping you busy Mike. Thanks for talking time to share :) Really enjoy seeing your videos and the commentary
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Back in the 70's when I was 16, the town hired a bunch of us to clear brush for the playground's that they were building for all the new housing developments going in. We weren't allowed to use any type of machine so we used loppers. Everyday. All day. This was near Syracuse NY. It was one heck of a summer. Didn't get paid enough to have to pay taxes.
Good morning Mike. Great video. Love that Vermeer. It really does a good job. 👍❤️
In my opinion the blue firewood splitter you had for a while split firewood more efficient with let debris than the split force
Nice maneuvers. Looks good to.
Vermeer does a great job!! Steve from WV
I miss the everyday videos but I’m glad that you’re spending more time doing non-video-editing activity. Good choice.
That Mower makes quick work of the Brush!!
Keep Smiling On!!
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That front mounted brush hog looks to be a great mulching machine.
Mike, love the Vermeer. Make sure to let us know how your calves are doing about two days after you spend a straight 4+ hours on it at the cabin. I recently rented a similar Toro Dingo TX1000 for a day. With the rental place about an hour from the cabin, I had to maximize my on-machine time so I could finish my project and get the machine back before closing. Not so much the day after, but two days after, it took about 30 steps after every time standing up for my calves to loosen up. It's crazy how many muscles you "wake-up" working a little machine like that.
Good Morning Mike, temperatures getting cooler here, enjoy your day....
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Hi Pete, We get a break from the heat today with a little rain to boot. High of 81° F.
Have a great day in Canada! 👍
Good morning Pete, David and BadCat.... Dry and 30's (87F) in Calgary.....will have this heat done for another week yet. Steve
@@stephendobie5013 Hi Steve, That's pretty hot considering how far up north you are. This weather is messed up.
@stephendobie5013 morning Steve, we are finally out of the 90s, cool breeze this morning, I'm liking it 😂....
The “global warming “ screamers are loving this summer.Mike you never mentioned if you ever took a bear in PA?
Love watching
I'll have to try those beef snacks. I can chomp down on a couple of them. Jalapeno flavor. Great video!
Nice mi I and the brush mower is excellent!! Stay Hydrated and Have a Safe Day
That new mower is amazing
Original for me Mike!
Great video Mike! The front end brush cutter attachment on the vermeer is the ticket!
you sure know how to have fun with your toys!
Mike you sure are putting the brush cutter to the test on the front of the Vermeer that is the way it will be used in a real setting I really appreciate you for using different tools implements and such thank you very much.
Thanks for taking us along with you. I saw some Greater Mullein peeping up behind your wood bunker. I have a neighbor who is an herbalist and she goes looking for that stuff.
Clearing looks good
Love yalls channel, love Chomps - thanks for the great start to our day!
Might want to look at Winter Oates in addition with the annual Rye. Good Luck !
I want more mini skid videos
Hello Mike, that new machine is proving to be quite a valuable tool,at the cabin it will be a huge help!
Thanks Mike.
That brush cutter is awesome, should work great at the cabin!
You should call that brush cutter "The Chomper" because it's a beast.
That brush cutter is worth the price of admission.
Good morning y'all !!! Enjoy the day, and hello from British Columbia
Original chomps. We love em
Mid Midwest! We had cool weather starting ? Tuesday afternoon. Pretty cool today. That would be the tri-state area Illinois Missouri Iowa. Beans are on the pod corn is tasseling Field crops
Back at ya young man!
Halopino 😊
Hello the Morgans. Been a fan for quite some time and enjoy the content. Over the years I have noticed that in your firewood and sheet lumber businesses, very rarely do you let anything go to waste. You always seem to find uses for the various products you create and sell. I have always wondered what people do with all the saw dust created from your lumber milling process. Just wondered if there is a practical use for all the saw dust. The mill process sure does create a lot. These strange things I notice just brings to mind what do people do with the waste. Or is it waste. Thanks for making and producing your channel. It" something I look forward to throughout the week.
Great job
Absolutely original as well
Good morning all
That machine does a nice job, but I bet you missed the enclosed cab and the AC. Also, if you run into bees the enclosed cab is great. I have an open station tractor and wish I had a cab. Great job Mike. Enjoy your videos.
You should also take some water to keep yourself hydrated 😉
So true, I keep a water jug handy when working outdoors in the heat. You don't even realize that you are dehydrating but once that happens it's difficult to catch up. I drink only water and coffee. No sugary drinks.
I love a good beef stick. First choice is usually original but I do like a spicy beef stick every now and then. I'm going to have to try Chomps.
Hello Morgans and friends. Enjoyed the cooler weather yesterday here!
Mike, what's your plans for all the "debri" from the bunker? I used to sell alot of firewood and i would share those scraps with customers for kindling. You could bag it up or however you wish and do 5he same or there's tons of other uses.
Also curious about the food plot. Have you had the soil sampled for mineral deficiencies? Field might need some lime or fertilizer to help it out?
Im sure there's plenty of local folks that could do a sample. Just my 2 cents.
Hope everyone has a great day and be safe. Take care and we'll see you down the road.....thanks
If you want a food plot for fall do winter rye
Great day in the morning.
Morning Mike, happy Thursday.
Jalapeños for sure
Nice job ty
Great video!
Your new Vermeer toy may be fun, but after watching you clearing your field with it this morning, I would rather be in your enclosed tractor using your brush hog.
Morning Morgan’s!
Nice woods, in New England I have tons of rocks sticking up everywhere.
Morning outdoors fam👋👋
Good job
Cool, little machine.
This will be the future of log splitters - I’m calling it now post on home town acres. Pinosa splitters
When you redo it lay some “Subterranean tubing 3/8”!or bigger about 6” deep. It’s suppose to save you tons of water!
Good video bud
Use a no-till drill Mike! Every time you till soil it breaks down the aggregates in the soil and kills soil microbes and soil life in general. Check out regenerative rancher Greg Judys' RUclips Channel or Gabe Brown or Dr. Allen Williams from Understanding Ag!
WELL…I’m an “original beef” guy. Will have to try some. Also….the debris in your wood bunker makes great kindling….maybe sell it??
Thats an awesome setup. I think it will be very handy and make for some good video. Stay safe everybody
Great video,
Thanks for sharing, take care, all the best, and God bless.
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I love watching your guys's channel. I wish you guys would find a market for your sawdust and your slabwood. To me it seems kind of a waste to throw away
Ordered some deer sticks
Good morning OWTM family. Always get excited when there’s a new Video. Be getting a bear regularly here in Bedford county on my SPYPOINT cam. Broke an antenna on one of my trail camera.
Good luck with the yellow jackets
Lol
Good morning from Purple Heart Farms. It has been hot, dry and muggy here in central TN. I had to give up on putting in the culvert pipe on the back pasture yesterday. Last night we got almost one inch of rain, yeah! I’m a jalapeño kinda dude. Have a safe day.
Finally got some some rain here yesterday
North central AR, when have had a dry year. Not made it in the 100’s yet but got 4 inches in the past 2 days.
Drove across the country 3 times so far this summer and chowed down on Chomps each trip. I like them both, but the Jalapeño has a Wang to it.
That cutter is impressive. How much flies back at you and hits you?
Did you do a soil test on the game patch yet? You would be surprised how well they can do with just a slight change in the fertilizer and pH.
Japleno for sure
Hello from NW Missouri! I am more of an original kinda person. We had the hot and muggy period too but is now cooler and less humidity.
I have tried the chomps like the original best.
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Nice Vid!
Hope you get some rain Mike! Getting Crispy up here in Central Massachusetts. Every rain event either goes North of us into NH, or goes South!😮
Hi Mike. Beautiful dry oak tree for stickers. You never know? Until you open up a log. To see what type of wood grain you get. Chomp: I prefer beef or beef & pork. ( Depending on what brand you get.) I got a "regular" Slim Jim. It was too" spicy" for me. 🔥🔥🥵🥵 Fortunately. I got home & drank some milk. WHEW! ( Usually. Anything very spicy will upset my stomach badly. Fortunately. The milk worked.) So sorry about grassy field. 🙄😑😔🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻I bet. The deer are having a difficult time finding green food. Your fellow U--Tuber John Clark/ Frickn Jeep. The deer are eating his applesauce/ apples in his small orchard. He was feeding a 7 pointed buck insect damaged apples on Monday evening/ the 15th.Then the same buck was 30 feet away from him at the apple orchard Wednesday evening/ the 17th. Beautiful buck! We had a full grown bear early Thrusday morning / the 18th. A female tenant saw in the apartment complex's upper parking lot! WHOA! 😲😲😲😳😳😳🤔🤔🤔 WHISTLE! Great frontal brush hog Mike. A game changer! Big time! Good bye! Rear attachment brush hog! 🥰😊😉👍That mulch will enrich the soil even more. Well. Thanks Mike. Say Hi to Melissa, Eva, John, Hunter, Levi, Tyler, & Hannah. 🥰😊😉👍❤️💜🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻
How’s the pond fairing ? I haven’t noticed it mentioned lately. I knew there were some issues with the stand pipe and the dam road
Mike, I would highly recommend spraying that field or at least the stilt grass with glyphosate before tilling it. That stilt grass is tough to get rid of. Especially in a cereal type crop. You can control it in turf grass by using Fusalade.
That forest cutter does a nice job making mulch. Once you clean out the firewood from the bin, would you be able to mulch up the debris and use the mulch on the property? Just a thought.
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👍great video
I love beef sticks.
I have not had the pleasure of having Chomps sticks.
My favorite is European, Terrioki(sp) sticks, and Honey Garlic sticks. 😎
Jalapeño for me!!!
I'm a Jalapeno Mike and Ill have to order some. Never seen that band in our area.
Hey Mike, just picked up some chomps. I didn't get fat by eatin broccoli! 😅
See ya next time Mike
Looks like plenty of material for kindling bundles.
good morning mike and family ,you have a road 4 wheeler trails with the Vermeer you could make hiking trails with ease
Hello! 😊 I would have to rig up some kind of seat on the mini skid. Something easy to remove when you want to stand.
Morning David, low 70s today, back to lawn cutting etc....
Also rig up a cab with some A/C and maybe a radio...oh wait, just get a skid loader! Ha Ha
Maybe some kind of a butt sling like climbers sometimes use.
@@rg1599 I was thinking of one of those old metal seats that is shaped like your butt, attached to a long metal spring like the one on my Gravely tractor walk behind sulkey. They are actually pretty comfortable.
@@davidmorse8432 great idea
I’m only 4 minutes into the video but fully agree with the snacky snacks. Have a great day Mike 👍