Hi Hunter ;-) nice of you to stop in on the video and say hi to all your fans !

Can’t tell u how much i appreciate your videos. So nice being able to count on (for the most part) a video every day out of u guys. There is no better television I would rather watch than what u guys put out. Keep it up!!!!

We had some storms yesterday and I was driving to the next town over to get dog food and there was a small tree laying halfway in the road, I happened to have my saw so I stopped to clean it up. As I was tossing the 5-6 chunks in my pickup the township guys showed up in the dump truck, someone had called about the tree. They said they just got done cleaning up a big red oak just down the road. I ended up getting a huge load of firewood out of it, had to leave the last 10 foot of trunk ran out of room I’m going back for it this afternoon. Funny today you post a video about the same thing. Thumbs up

@OutdoorsWithTheMorgans

5 жыл бұрын

Chris was here from Wolfe Ridge this morning, he said you guys had a few tornadoes out there

@dougmoore7116

5 жыл бұрын

Outdoors With The Morgans yeah lots of trees down, if I didn’t have to leave for work I’d be filling the wood shed. Have to wait tell next weekend.

Sweating is OK, When you stop sweating you have to worry.

Hey Hunter, I seen that hand come up a bit, awesome of ya to drop in right fast to say Hi!.. Hey Eva/Melissa!... Mike, that very back tire on the RK trailer right side (looking at it from rear view) looked a little low on air. May just have been the way it was setting on the roadside, but maybe worth a check... I got hot-hot yesterday; thought I was in serious trouble, done stopped sweeting/slight headache. Went inside immediately when I noticed, and that wrapped me up for the evening.... Has been A Lot of 95° and heat indexes of 105° here for past 2 weeks with an everyday shower to keep it wet/humid... Forecast next week is Sunshine, lower humidity, mid 80's highs and 60's lows after a Cold front pushes through out of the North Tues.... Soooo READY for it!... Y'all Have a Day!☺

Chickens are pretty hearty. Had a rooster meet up with our Border Collie. He got away but lost most of his left wing. I amputated the rest, cleaned it, and doused it with Wonder Dust. He’s still kicking a week later. Thanks for the vids! Take care.

Mike, what you did is called "curb shopping", although cutting up a tree isn't quite the same as touring the neighborhood the night before trash pick-up and finding "good stuff", remember "one persons trash, is another persons treasure".

Please let Hunter know that I have never in my life had a BK chicken sandwich! Today, because of Hunter, I had their spicy chicken sandwich with a medium Diet Coke and wow, it has changed my life. That is the best chicken sandwich I've ever had. Told my wife I need to start going BK every weekend!! Thanks Hunter for turning me onto these!!!

@feelnrite

5 жыл бұрын

BK is selling fake meat. I don't go there anymore.

@ewing21139

5 жыл бұрын

What Mac head told you that?

@N9IWJ

5 жыл бұрын

feelnrite I heard that also just a rumor check it out before you make an opinion Only at a couple stores or BKs

Hey Mike and Hunter also Eva and Melissa . a good videos. Hope the chicken survives okay. You definitely need to thin out the foxes around you to slow down the chicken killings. Loved the way you managed to clean up the roadside and help yourself at the same time. You did a good job and did it safely clearing up the downed tree. Thanks for sharing, be safe out there in the heat.

I just watched a couple of your old deer hunting videos. Your editing and camera quality have progressed very nicely. I hope that you plan on making some deer hunting videos this season and I'm sure you're ready for the October temps like me as well. I've learned quite a bit from watching your videos, keep on keep'n on....East TN

Hi, Found your site recently, and enjoy watching. We're originally from No. Western PA, and remember family who were in towns in your area. Do watch out for that heat and humidity. Remember an uncle and his son who loved wood working with the cherry, and have a beautiful PA. cherry wood nut bowl they made for our wedding many years ago!

Mike& Molissa keep close eye on your chicken, predictor will be back every day till there gone.when sawing logs watch for spalted wood.$$$ beautiful when finished. Be safe, watch the heat,stay hydrated. Nice video!

warmed up my heart seeing hunters thumbs up. Some days we just pray just even something that simple from AJ. I see why it made the cut!

Nice save with that log...you can get some nice useful lumber out of it, if not for you, someone else would buy it from you for a small project. The trailer of firewood will be useful for someone as well....you could have brought home that rotted piece and cut it up for firewood too, it'll burn just like the rest LOL. But hey you left it out there on the side of the road to turn into natural mulch, good idea too. I just went over to my Kubota dealer this afternoon and picked up my quick hitch for my BX2680. Also told them I don't need the pallet forks that I paid for 2 months ago and still haven't got...told them I got tired of waiting on them, and ordered a set of Titan forks from Messick's and got them in 8 days and have been using them quite a bit already. I just wish my salesman would have followed through with everything. I was supposed to get a 60" mid mount mower as well, and thanks to him not doing his job it was never ordered, yet somehow the total cost of the tractor seems as though it was in the price, but never put on paperwork so I doubt I'll ever see it :(. I guess if I ever want a mower I'll have to call Messick's and order it too seems how the dealer 30 miles away can't get a simple tractor and implement order put together properly...they sent someone from Idaho to Utah to get my tractor, you would think they could have picked up the pallet forks, and mower deck too....far from impressed with them.

Hope the chicken makes it. What was Hunter's BK choice yesterday? You are absolutely correct about darkening the cherry wood to a beautiful red color by leaving it in the sun. Don't forget to flip it for equal time on both sides.

Get a rooster. They keep the girls pretty safe. They are the ones always on watch and you’d be surprised how much a big rooster will mess up a fox or hawk.

Hunters done the preflight on the RK. Time to rock brother!

@PatrickWagz

5 жыл бұрын

Eyeing up the RK37..... wondering if that thing would make it to Burger King!!

Be glad when you get to sawmill and wood splitter

I had to run across the street from my apt to the supermarket and I was afraid when I walked out the door I'd instantly suffer spontaneous human combustion. Thankfully NYFD had a sprinkler on the fire hydrant for the kids in case I needed to put out the flames. Love your videos and so happy we were treated to another Hunter sighting!

Mike, I say keep the chickens around, but invest in a few traps outside your fence line to relocate some foxes. Free range chickens make the best eggs and keep the yard insects at bay. Another good video, stay hydrated my man!!

Good stuff. Hi Hunter!

Mike just want to thank you for Awesome information and showing the RK in use well i just got a RK24 to Sherman jr. Lol i am in Prest with it. Put 4 hr's on it today. Thanks again you and your family are awesome and i love the BK chicken sandwiches. O and just want ta say Hi to HUNTER hunter from Northern Kentucky from a Retired US Navy Operator Veteran. Look forward to more videos.

I think Hunter is starting to like being on camera I noticed that he looks at the camera more now Love it Great video Mike🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸😊💪🏻💪🏻💪🏻💪🏻

@PatrickCPalmer

4 жыл бұрын

I love the random Hunter photo bombs. He is quite the character. 😁👍🏻

Logging in 90 degree weather love it... I'm always pointing out fallen trees so much potential...

Would have loved to have a couple of solid cherry logs for future furniture builds

💥 That embankment was a little scary watching you work around it and the road. Glad to see Eva home! Stay cool and stay hydrated. You’ve got some perfect weather coming! Loved the wave from Hunter. 👍 Keep on tractoring!

That Tool rack is a cracking accessory Mike, nice video. Hi Hunter and Greetings from North Wales 👍🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿

Here in the York area, we had 100*-102*temps Saturday and Sunday with heat index "Feels Like" temps of up to128 degrees according to my home weather station.

Mike this was really an enjoyable video. I’ll just drool over those cherry firewood pieces. I think about all the great turning projects just one of those wood make. Back in Colorado I got hooked up with a fellow that had a full time tree service company. He also has a wood mixer sawmill and so we’d trade wood on his lot for my help in showing him how to get slabs for turning blanks. I got spoiled. Now he turns wood. Thanks Mike. Have a day!

Good save on that tree. I’m in PA at a campground just north of you, as hot as it has been I don’t know how you could work outside. Last year in June I was operating a weed eater on a 100 degree day, that night I was in the hospital with a heart attack. There was no warning. Be careful out there. You may not burst into flames but.........

Hey Mike.....Here in Philly the only thing that will make you burst in to flames is the Soda tax...

@DanielAtkinsFirewood

5 жыл бұрын

Lol. Same here in Seattle.. Stay hydrated everyone

i knew it was gonna be my kinda video when the first seen was a log in the grapple. then, hunter shows up and puts a smile on my face. and, melissa and daughter eva look more like sisters than mom and daughter eva. yall HAVE A DAY👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

I watch your videos all the time enjoy them very much . I have a sawmill cut my own lumber , and I love doing my wood work. I live in Louisiana and I saw a lot of cypress, and some hardwood. Keep the videos coming.

Really enjoy ur channel for many reasons, I have son with issues as well and have a farm I am working as well. But I think a big reason is I grew up cutting, splitting and stacking firewood with my dad. It was hard work but fond memories. My dad was a lineman and tough as nails. I remember he had a pole he had climbed fall and broke several ribs and a few days later he was holding his ribs with one hand and splitting wood with the other!! I was about 12 and that has stuck in my memory bank all these years. I lost my dad coming up on three years ago and trees and cutting firewood bring great memories back. Thanks for the channel...

Well done Mike, that wood will bring joy to someone, best to the chicken

Another great video. Let Hunter know that the New Mexico Four Corners area says Hi😁

Mike you need to get a goose it will protect your chickens. God bless

That is a good bit of work considering the temps. Stay safe.

Hello Hunter. Good to see you.

Mother Nature provided you with some nice cherrywood, GOLD methinks! I got a laugh out of the d/way sign, " Never Mind the Dogs, Beware of the Wife "... Priceless. I carry a stiff bristle brush with my saw equip. at all times. I may have been seeing things, but I think I saw sparks under the base of the cherry tree when doing the undercut at its butt end. A quick glance at your saw teeth will confirm this possibility ... I'm on a roll here, (1) more nitpick, lol. I didn't see a bail clip on the trailer's coupler & I saw no safety chains hooked up. Sorry that's (2). Because you were on the town road, they are a MUST. Myself personally, anything I tow on my steep hilly property get the bail clip through the coupler & safety chain treatment... 95° in the shade on Sat. @ 1:15 pm & at 4:00 pm they began to drop @ 94° & by 7:00 pm it was 90°... I would think Mr Fox has a bullet with its name on it... Bill... :~)

Nothing like Stihl tools, I have several saws, weed eaters, pole saws, blowers, and pleased with all of them. They are running dudes.

Is that you that left burn out on the road with your tractor!!??? Oh yea!!! Great news we have a RK store in Huntsville Al. Official opening on August 22. Cuts my driving time in half. Instead of having to go to Florence Alabama. Great clip and way to think safe!!

Thanks to mike doing a video on the stihl ms 880 magnum, I'll be getting one soon. I know I'm gonna need it.

Mike I always enjoy your video's thanks for bringing us along .stay hydrated.

You should just get a great Pyrenees it will keep the hawks and foxes away plus it will be a great job

Hope the chicken is gets better soon. great video Mike may be you could build a shed out of the bords you make to keep the sawmill in and store your timber

Always great video Mike. You know a pool is coming next. Might have to start selling some boards!! LOL

Mike, don’t over do it. I know now, when I start getting overheated, I stop and rest. Yes, it takes me a couple hours to get up again, but it is better than the alternative. Good job on cutting up that tree.

You gotta love those chaps in 90 degree weather! To bad for the chicken.......

Why did the chicken cross the road? To get away from the fox. I am no expert Mike but I think you like the way you are living your life. You are a happy man. That Stihl is a beast.

Hunter video bombing, way to go Hunter! God bless you and your family.

Unloaded and stacked four hay wagons Saturday, heat was so so.

Think I might need to take a trip up there for some cherry! We have some in Oklahoma, but most of it's not nearly as big as that.

More "chicken calling" please. 16:50 Hope the little gal pulls through.

Thankfully we don't get that kind of heat here in SW Scotland. We get a few days in the summer which might reach 75 even that hurts me. Too much rain though but when the sunshines i wouldn't want to be any place else. Hope the chook pulls through.

Got something for that Fox!!👍👊

That cherry log looked like a nice one . We lost al but six out of 50 chickens to raccoons and fox and coyote.

Great job on the lot !! Seal it up and let it dry from the inside out from the sides !!! Air dried is the best you can get !!!

You may as well be thinking about where you want that pool Mike, lol.

Do your best to complete your business don't worry about what others think it your life enjoy ok

Agree, today's so called news even emotionalizes the weather. Poor state of televised news...….

@darrinmayne4110

5 жыл бұрын

Same in Australia , media tries to make a big drama of every little thing

@seoulbrooks

5 жыл бұрын

Then they can not understand why people ignore a true warning or danger.

Mike, great news about the cherry tree. You only have $29,750.00 to go for the pool that you will need to keep Melissa and camp Morgan happy and humming! That should be an easy target with the addition of the conveyor and the woodmizer! Sorry to hear about the chickens. Is there a season for foxes?

They do a great job of keeping the yard free of pests. Free range is the only way...

Hi hunter have a great day

Great job on the videos!! New here and just came across you guys. Enjoy them very much...

I hope that Hunter had a good birthday back in June. I was on vacation in New York state during the month of July and i wasn't able to text him to wish him a Happy Birthday.

Thanks for supporting the canters cave 4 h shooting camp

@OutdoorsWithTheMorgans

5 жыл бұрын

You are very welcome!

Set a few live traps maybe for them foxes. They'll never stop until all the chickens are gone.

@andrewspinney

4 жыл бұрын

Lost 50 chickens +/- over a summer from them. Even taking them out, they just kept coming.

Hope they are going to paint the lines on the road .to keep you and your family safe PS I love the tractor I need one with a box blade and a bucket on it 😀😀😀😀

Around here where I am at, there are downed trees all over the place, but no one is allowed to get the wood. There is also a couple of game lands right down the road and they will not let you get any of the downed trees either. I heard some areas they let you get permits to get the downed trees from the game lands, but the one near me won't issue permits for it. They say that the fallen trees are wildlife habitat. There are so many dead trees in the game lands and they won't drop them or anything. I don't think they consider that if there is ever a forest fire, all that dead wood is fuel to make the fire spread quicker and create a more intense fire. Up on my mom's property, there are a bunch of downed trees that I have to go up and cut up, just not sure about doing it right now as it is rattlesnake weather right now. Have had 2 rattlesnakes in my steel shed several weeks ago. They were both about 2 feet long. Then just the other day had a 4 foot rattlesnake in my yard. The 2 ft ones had 12 rattles and a button, the 4 ft one had 13 rattles and a button. Might have to wait for closer to the fall to cut the downed trees in my mom's property.

@Newman81964

5 жыл бұрын

We get it all here. I live in south central PA, and get both Diamond Back rattlesnakes, and Timber Rattlesnakes. Also get the Copperhead and Water Moccasin. Really have to watch our step in the warm months.

Great job keep up the good work thank you love your videos

Love these kind of videos...👍🇬🇧

Hello back to you, Hunter Fricken' Morgan!

@OutdoorsWithTheMorgans

5 жыл бұрын

Lol

Mike, I don't want to tell you how to run your sawmill,but you should cut a junk log first. Out of the junk you can make stickers for between your good boards.It will give practice and you're going to need them anyway before cutting good wood .Watch videos everyday.Keep up good the good work. From an eastern PA.follower.

@daveklein2826

2 жыл бұрын

LMAO, I DON'T WANT TO TELL YOU HOW TO DO THINGS BUT I AM GOING TO TELL YOU HOW TO DO THINGS. LMAO

Rural King sent me here but I subscribed because of Mike ! Love your videos !

Mike, you should just go ahead and put in that pool because Melissa is not going to let go of that. LOL

We free range our chickens and people are always telling us to cage them up to keep them safe. But free ranging is the way to go even with the risks. Hope the chicken pulls through.

I have 16 cherry logs in my stockpile, That log will be a great practice log. You will make some mistakes getting started. Ron

That's the Best Ed Bassmaster I've seen!! 😉😉😊😊😂🤣😂🤣

What you said was hilarious because it is so true about how they talk about the heat! However With the humidity it feels more like melting than combustion. Doing wood all summer in extreme heat... One learns sweating is essential to not bursting into flames. Once it becomes a regular thing it helps the skin and the figure as well... Lol

The northern weather people are funny the weather is worse down here in fl all summer high 90's 100% humidity feels like temperature well into mid 100's

Nice work today, Mike.

Great job enjoyed that , lots of work on a really hot day!!!!

How are you Hunter? I like your shirt buddy. God bless

Nice mike thanks for sharing 👍

Hi Mike, you don't have to worry about not being an expert on anything. You have 77 thousand "experts" waiting to "help" you out and point out any "mistakes". lol

@benscoles5085

5 жыл бұрын

now just hold on a Min there D.A. Ballou... ha ha, you got it right, that made me laugh right out loud!!!

@PatrickWagz

5 жыл бұрын

Speaking of that.... Looked to me, that Mike had a 29.8 degree grind angle on his MS 462 chainsaw cutters. Not sure why he would do this when Stihl *specifically* calls for a 30 degree grind angle. Unacceptable!! (kidding, of course)

@matthewsims359

5 жыл бұрын

this is good comedy

Wow 3 Years ago I was able to get a walnut tree in a similar situation. Any can make a few extra $$ when you have your eyes open and think outside the box.

Fun story arc with the heat. It starts with "ah, the heat isn't so bad, just take a break" and ends with " I almost gave myself heat stroke".

90 is a cool day around here Over 100 every day here in South Carolina. 90 is a cool day here

@urbanothepopeofdeath

5 жыл бұрын

@@HoneyBadgerFarm the humidity in S carolina in the summer is just brutal . makes Pa seem like arizona!

Enjoy your video July to 21st Sunday afternoon local time one o'clock PM 95ﾟ degrees North Carolina

in your conveyor video you should see how long it takes to pile the wood to the top of the conveyor and how many cords that is

Those dogs need to earn their keep, old Bre Fox should be seen off by the 3 of them, if your having trouble with foxes , a fox whistle and a shot gun will solve your chicken problem, whistle them in and boom no more fox problem, here in Australia we have what's called a Tenterfield whistle, it imitates the distress sound of an injured rabbit or small animal, brings them in like a homing pigeon and you have no more fox problem. You should try some Hay Maker punch or Schnizelt I think its called for those hot sweaty days, will get your hydration levels back up real quick Mike.

@davidmorse8432

5 жыл бұрын

Well the dogs were in the house enjoying the AC.

@hankbraff1135

5 жыл бұрын

@@davidmorse8432 exactly not earning their keep.

Hi Hunter have a great day

Thank you.

Mike good video but in this heat/humidity? Here in central WI after a couple of storms things are almost back to 'normal'. Hope the 🐓 mends. Big HI to Hunter👋

Talking about firewood and splitters With that grapple on the tractor why can't you build a jig with a push plate on one side and one of those multi cut dies/wedge to grab a piece or 2 of wood ready to split and squeeze it?? Just a thought.

Great video!

Tuff day for the chickens...maybe time for an outside dog? What do you think? Hydrate,Hydrate,Hydrate....your body is talking to you! Another nice profitable video...$250-$300 for less than 2 hours work seems fair to me👍😉 Wouldn’t it have been great as hot and sweaty as you were just to jump in your pool?🙄😎

Mike, when do you plan on hooking up you new trailer to you neighbors house and grabbing all those logs from the pool clearing job? That's a lot already stacked up.

Chickens are very very very hardy. If you can remove the feathers/ clean the wound with some iodine she will probably make it. Just give her time. You can always tell when Hunter is around and I know I have said it before but his mannerisms are the best I always get a good chuckle out of them. We are thinking about starting a small firewood operation out of our place mainly because of your videos. we don't have anything wood burning on our property. but it's always a shame to see these big trees rotting away in the woods so why not try to make some money off them. Around here a truck load goes for around 80-100 dollars so it would be well worth the time and energy to do it.