At almost 70 years old I am still jealous that you have a great father to teach you things. You have no idea how this will help you in the future with you and your family!

@mikejoyce3782

4 жыл бұрын

Ding Ding Ding There are so many things in this short video that the concept of Father/Son can carry over into the rest of life. I wish I had more years with my dad because he was a "teacher". So many kids now a day have no idea of the value of Parent/Child relationships. And sadly, today's parents have no *effing idea.

@tommytwotone81

4 жыл бұрын

Either your dad was awesome or nonexistent........either way you get it, and im sure in your life you help every youth you have a chance to impact. Its not just fathers that kids need but also elders......

@finalcam1740

4 жыл бұрын

Yep. I will never truly know what its like. This channel and others are a good substitute. I just wish I would have figured it out sooner.

@19Dennis53

4 жыл бұрын

@@tommytwotone81 Growing up I had to learn what a real mom & dad was like by friend's parents. I don't want to get into it but it was less than tolerable. This is one of the reasons I do compliment videos that show great relationships between parents and their children.

@johnmingay3105

3 жыл бұрын

Up q6j77777⁹

"They weren't very KEEN on me wearing Sorrels.." Jack, you have dad humor far before your time my man!

It's good to see a father and son bonding...It will serve him well for the rest of his life.

@jerrymcclease952

3 жыл бұрын

05 y

@tomh6477

3 жыл бұрын

No there was no bonding her they never used any glue.🤔🤔😄

@topof9th1

2 жыл бұрын

And the kid will have sciatica by the time he’s 40-like me wouldn’t change a thing working hard with my old man

This is still one of my favorite videos of Jack. The way that he talks to you Cody and the interaction you guys have together is really great in this video.

I just wanted to take a moment to comment, I really enjoyed watching you teaching your son, not only did you teach him how to make an eye sore of a tree stump, you went ahead and took the time to plant some more trees, and more importantly you took it to the root and explained how it can be biblical as well,. Your an inspiration to many my friend. Keep up the great work and I hope you and your family have a blessed week. Dale

Came for the amazing trickshot, stayed for the amazing and patient teaching you give to your son

Jack's "training" saw is bigger than my saw. I love watching you raise your young man. It is an inspiration to me raising my 1 1/2 year old. Keep up the great work!

Handsome hardworking young man....looks like a determined “Bob the Builder”....it’s always nice to see father and son working together, priceless.....Thanks for adding in the analogies aligning GOD with nature and explaining the connection with the Word, if that makes sense.... GOD Bless all!!!

Love the video as always! Little tip when cutting the edges off a stump; use a pushing chain (top side of the bar). This way wood chip doesn't spray in your face and it help keep the saw up instead of pulling the chain in the dirt.

This man offered more than essentials to his son. That was a fine example of home schooling 101.

Years later, rewatching this just shows me how wholesome this is. Teaching our youth skills, safety, sustainability (replanting), all while having fun. Great job!

I've seen a number of your videos, but these ones with your son are a beautiful thing. Thank you as well for being open with your faith and sharing with your son, and us. Keep it up.

"And now you got to learn how to sharpen it." That made my day. It's ok to make mistakes but you have to learn to take responsability for them and make it right. A good experience to carry in life.

this is the Wranglerstar I know and love! This video has it all! Thank you for Sharing Mr. Cody!

Keep going Cody. "At the age of 16, I came to the conclusion my parents knew nothing about life. At the age of 21, I was surprised how much they had caught up in the previous 5 years." (Mark Twain)

@lucifran2811

3 жыл бұрын

The best teacher I ever had was and still is my Dad. My Father is now 84 and still imparts knowledge I never new existed. Love your channel. Well done.

Cody, we have been watching and learning so much from you, whether handling chainsaws, milling, planting trees, or whatever. Today I am inspired to include your bible study points into a nature walk we will have for the kids coming to our campground in the summer. Thank you for sharing your knowledge with us...you’re changing our lives for the better on many levels!!!

This is absolutely inspiring and nostalgic in a sense. You're videos bring such a great joy to watch, seems as if i'm among the beautiful nature surrounding you and doing some awesome work. Awesome job, one day you and your son will look back at these videos of you two working together and cherish the moments you once had! Love your videos :D

Mr. Cody, tell Master Jack, the old Mark Twain quote,, "" I tried to never let my schooling, get in the way of my education''.

You have an amazing father to teach you. It is such a precious thing to cherish and to hold onto every minute spent learning from your father.

Absolutely one of the best channels on KZread. This is what being a parent is about passing on meaningful information to your children. Thanks for sharing this and may God continue to bless you.

A few things really impressed me, I like how you actually let him do some of the same work you were doing. I am sure he learns much more that way as opposed to just doing step and fetch it work. I like how you let him talk. You congratulate him when he is right and gently correct him when he is wrong. I also like how you did not get mad at him even when he spilt the water after you warned him about it.

One of the best channels on KZread...Thanks for your hard work!

@jasonjeffery1461

6 жыл бұрын

Celine Deion all coming back to me

Doesn't this video make you feel good? This was great!!Father and son working together. Teaching his son very useful skills.

I love your taking the time to share so much with your son. Physical AND spiritual. Well done dad.

I am 50 years old now and I wish I had a father had time for me like that when I was a kid. Sure my father tried his best but he was almost always working far from home.

I like how you challenge the youth to use the available tools to determine his path. Teacher, Father, Mentor. Nice going! Mike

So great to see a caring father, with his son, teaching some great life lessons. God Bless.

It's great you made a video with your son. My Dad made me help him with every project. I enjoyed our time working together. I learned so much. It's shaped me into the man I am today. You're a good father. A patient loving Dad. Your son will carry these values for the rest of his life and will hopefully teach his son in the same way.

"They weren't very Keen on me wearing Sorels" That was a good one! haha

First video of yours that I be seen. It looks like you live in a beautiful place, a great place to raise a family for sure. It looks like you have a marvelous relationship with your son. The icing on the cake was when you brought the scriptures into the picture. Thank you for taking the time to make a presence on KZread. Blessings

I enjoyed seeing the relationship u have with ur son more than I did learning how to get rid of the stump. Great team.!

Great quality time with the young man! Taking time like this gives him skills he can use not to mention providing a fine example of patience and encouragement to use with his kids. Too many kids are stuck on video games.

Thats the best schooling anyone can have. Great video

Just went in the woods with my 7 year old daughter yesterday. It's so nice to work together Even if it was faster alone. It's funny to see him make that sawing motion also.

I've enjoyed watching your videos for a few years now. Learn something valuable each time. I really love and respect the tone of voice you use when speaking to the camera or to your wife or son. Don't know if you've ever taught in a classroom setting, but that tone is excellent. Thank you again for sharing so much of yourself and your work, and your bonds with your family. Mike

the music, the outdoors, crisp air, father and son working. WOW. Awesome. I feel almost right at home with yall

You and your son remind me of me and my dad on the ranch and the joy we got from working the field and soaking up the beauty that is nature. thanks for making me smile when I watch your vids :)

Father:What’s gonna be on the bottom when they rolls. Son: me

How good is it to watch this channel, a father and son doing and learning together within nature. I too have land and forest and taught my two boys pretty much the same way with homeschooling in the UK.

Great to see the relationship between you guys. Respect for each other.

Learning to run the saw, now you get to learn how to sharpen. LOL

@waynehullihen3066

6 жыл бұрын

I'm still learning that lesson.

@grimsoul0

6 жыл бұрын

And the look on Jack's face when he said that.

@thealmightybungholiofather8486

6 жыл бұрын

I had to learn to sharpen first

@rectalswig6052

6 жыл бұрын

I am eager to hear advice

@Rick1885

6 жыл бұрын

Not so bad when you have an electric sharpener.

If you cut the stump with the top of the bar instead of the bottom, you will push the chips in under the stump and hold it up without wedges! You want a shorter bar than the diameter of the stump though so the chips don’t just come out the other side.

@nickharris8304

5 жыл бұрын

I was going to say this, but you beat me to it

@daddyrabbit835

5 жыл бұрын

Damn... Good idea. You learn something new everyday.

@donnairn3419

5 жыл бұрын

But he would not get to show his big bar

@elijahnapp

4 жыл бұрын

Hey I’ll keep this in mind!

Thank you Cody! What a wonderful lesson for all. I am an outdoorsman/firefighter like you and I as well always find peace and guidance from time spent in the wild.

Jack has already learned a lot of respect and it shows in how he is so open to listening and learning! well done Jack!!

"That's why we should spend time in nature." - Epic

Watching jack grow into such a nice, handy,helpful young man makes me look forward even more to my son being born in january. God Bless.

Loved the "sneak a preach" at the end. Wonderful family and good for you setting the example. Our family appreciates your values and videos. Thank you sir.

Hey Cody, I love the way you teach, coach and encourage lessons to your son!

When your son is hammering in the wedges, you can see the skills and brain connections growing. Practicing and learning how to do something useful, heck won't find that in a most college classes now days! BTW, my daughter and sons know wood splitting and chainsaw basics. My methods are simple and safest I can think of. Safety over what takes more effort any day!

Legend has it Jack is still hammering that first wedge

@connerthompson9861

5 жыл бұрын

go easy on him dude he's just a kid you wouldn't like it if you were a kid and somebody was making fun of you for not being able to hammer in a wedge I bet you couldn't even pick up that ax when you were his age

@luemn7691

4 жыл бұрын

@@connerthompson9861 what if it was his kid? Will he yell at him because he is taking so long.

@Thegoodkingnado

4 жыл бұрын

Come on, it *was* kinda funny how long he tapped that wedge! It was in just fine a long time ago! I'd hope the kid can laugh about it, too, otherwise that's kinda sad. I don't think JJ was making fun of the kid, just a gentle picking on, in good fun.

@samuelbuettner1214

4 жыл бұрын

Yea obviously he wasn’t putting his whole body into it, my dad would have made fun of me in that situation

@jimmycrackcorn1783

4 жыл бұрын

Lol he deff still hammering that first wedge to this day!!

A pleasure to watch this gentleman, teaching his son and all of us.

Good job teaching your boy!! We should all strive to be as patient as you seem in this video.

Trees such as oaks, elms, pines and firs have taproots. For those the deep central plunge cut works. There are a lot of trees that spread with no taproot. For those a stump plunge cut can wreck a saw.

@bagatti

6 жыл бұрын

halnywiatr wreck a chain maybe, but not the saw 😂😂

@SorenConradsen

6 жыл бұрын

Most firs don't have taproots.

@christopherbender9794

6 жыл бұрын

Søren Conradsen all firs and pines have taproots...

@SorenConradsen

6 жыл бұрын

Yeah, except from White fir, Red fir, Douglas fir, European silver fir, Noble fir, Grand fir, Caucasian fir, and pretty much any other fir I can think of but otherwise you're pretty damn close.

@ToxicSprinkles1

6 жыл бұрын

halnywiatr You can never ID a tree based on roots. The same species of tree could have a taproot, heart root, sinker root, etc because the development of roots correspond with the environment that the tree is found in and not species. Typically, you'll see taproots in deep, loamy soils and other roots such as a sinker root will typically be found in high water table environments.

“Pretty handy to be big and strong” - great dad

@georgeohwell7428

3 жыл бұрын

slightly below the passive aggressive radar

It's nice to see someone passing knowledge down to the younger generation. It makes me proud to see a young man doing somethings that you can't do with an app, & also preserve the forest. Congrats to you both.

Wow. thank you brother. I'm so happy for you and your son . that boy has a wonderful father ! seeing this made my heart melt . Good job you two.

Great words Cody! As a wise woman once told me "Adam was a gardener son and so are you." Thank you for sharing.

@BunyonandBabe2

4 жыл бұрын

wonderful teaching from start to finish ! your son will remember moments like these for the rest of his life !! great job!

"I am a profound person" LOLOLOL right on. great trick, I will be using this on my property now!

Nice video. I love seeing you teach your son Jack , memories he’ll never forget 👏👏👏

Dang, more kids need parents like this. Keeping them involved and teaching them a trade. Awesome video. God bless

🌷 EXCELLENT tutorial🌷 THANK YOU so much for an excellent forestry lesson! I am almost seventy, and don't remember seeing a better Lesson, than this one, you gave today! Also, it was a pleasent treat for me to hear you instructing your Son, of how to, best do, the different things. I thought that was GREAT...and then you showed Him, and US, how we must stay connected to God; the creator, so we can pull in the spiritual nurtients we must have to live and grow, like the little trees do from the Father tree! You understand forestry and you understand Christianity! And the nice thing about it, you're a good teacher!...teaching your SON and US, all these important principles of LIFE ! 😃

Great to see a dad and lad out there honouring the lords creation.. Much love from England

Great that you’re taking time to learn Jack the tools of your trade, & in some things learning together sharing your wisdom!

Thankyou very much for taking the time to explain the circle of life to your boy. It's easy to see your going to lead your family to greatness from being so wise. I wish you and your family all the very best with all your future endeavors. Take care.

This is why I keep a normal handle for my 660. If I need to stump I can swap the wrap handle for it and not have to dig a moat.

My father died when I was about Jack’s age. So I didn’t have many of the opportunities that other young men had. I really appreciate the way you teach your son, the way you work with him. And I love how you can weave scripture into the lesson…

God bless you for taking the time and teaching that young man

I was roughly around 9 or 10 when my own father started to teach me how to use chainsaws, work on cars, build my own tools, etc... Those are lessons I will never forget and nor will your son. Good stuff.

It was painful watching you cut all that dirt lol.

@roco4608

6 жыл бұрын

bolly kolly not to mention standing directly in front of a working saw to film

@mudjackson1737

6 жыл бұрын

Cringe!

@rubes1688

6 жыл бұрын

Ro Co they sit it on a tripod

@offroadcanadian807

5 жыл бұрын

I was thinking the same thing the whole time I always cut stumps high enough so that I don't have to hit dirt with my saw.

@louisbosarge9832

5 жыл бұрын

bolly kolly bomber stops

I love your videos. Plz make more and keep up the good work.

Beautiful moment watching you mentor your Son. It doesn’t get any better than that.

Good hardworking kid and very caring and patient father...........you teach more than chainsaw tricks sir! Honored to see this video!

Logging....homeschool “shop class” and “phys-ed” all in one!

Good to see Jack is just as stubborn as Cody haha

So refreshing to see this! I normally look at your videos as a bridge between the true pansies of the world and the want to be outdoorsman but watching you teach your boy is refreshing

Awesome Video !!! I love Seeing the father teaching his son.There is so many lessons in each of your videos !!! THANK YOU FOR SHARING :)

whoa. your kid's voice was much deeper than i thought it would be, hahaha

@johnmaggs769

6 жыл бұрын

We have the privilege of watching Jack grow up,I think he has grown a foot since I last saw him and his voice is getting deeper.Great job Wranglerstar.

@jaydenzerfoss4650

6 жыл бұрын

RUConfuzzled his voice is so annoying but improving

Mind ya water bottle or you'll lose it.... Guess Papa didn't see that one coming did he. Life in a nutshell.

I am learning so much watching these videos, and I am pretty proficient outdoors, but still so much to learn. Thanks for sharing!

It is so wonderful to see you having your boy out with you and not only showing him the value in a days work, but teaching him, letting him do, then talking with him about it and finally wrapping everything up with a discussion on how what you just did relates to Scripture. So refreshing to see. Unfortunately, most youth of today will never learn skills like your Jack is learning and will never be able to provide for themselves. Great job, love the vids.

Gotta amend what your son said....using the same tools to kill a tree as to plant a tree. You're not killing trees...you're harvesting them. I love how you're teaching your son (and us) the value of what the land offers us. I'd wager that we are polarized, in many ways, but I really appreciate your channel and what you show here. I could totally move to my summer property in northern Michigan based on your stuff!!! Keep up the great work!!

@fl8melogistics841

6 жыл бұрын

I just watched the local news about a bank robber trying to flee in a stolen car. The cops had to harvest him.

@Spectre-wd9dl

6 жыл бұрын

I get what youre trying to say but the tree still dies and is killed. I guess its a nicer way of saying the same thing.

@87matthewstutzman

6 жыл бұрын

The same goes for your tongue and your actions. You can tear others down they same as you could build them up. God bless!

@pyschohippymofo

6 жыл бұрын

Dan, The tree is killed in the process, it's pretty simple. lol

@dancartlidge5202

6 жыл бұрын

I HATE it when that happens!!

Teaching your son the value of hard work and bringing God into it all...I wish more parents were like you.

This kind of bond has been lost since the 70’s... I wish I was back in that time-and it never would have changed. It just breaks my heart knowing it will never happen again....

Great bonding really enjoyed the lessons taught. He will appreciate all this in the future!!

Great video guys, chainsaws and planting tree. That is a good combination. THanks

Jack sort of looks like a minion in this video 😂

@fictional25m

6 жыл бұрын

or bob the builder!

@-tee--bee-3230

6 жыл бұрын

lol😂🤣😂

Great bonding! My Dad bought me my first saw when I was about your son's age and almost 40 years later, I'm still going with all he taught me. Thanks for the video.

I see that The Lord speaks to every time you use the chainsaw. Be STIHL and know that I'm God. Ok That was a bad dad joke. lol

@superchuck3259

4 жыл бұрын

Have a sharp blade as Zombie Protection!

@mervjb809

4 жыл бұрын

That was a good one. Stihl laughing!!

@josephmckay9046

4 жыл бұрын

gooder 1

@tonyinae7381

3 жыл бұрын

God speaks to us with a STIHL small voice. ;)

The fear of the Lord and knowing the holy one, brings wisdom and understanding. In these times it is encouraging to see a young man desiring to learn and be teachable.

Great job Cody.. from one dad to another. . Proud of you

What an amazing video to watch!!! You are teaching us all a more important life lesson than stump treatment. You only get one shot with your kids. No do-overs.... Thank you. ♥️♥️♥️

You are such a great father!!

Is it really worth rounding the edges of the stump if you’re digging your bar in the dirt?

@playstation8752

6 жыл бұрын

Matt Peck Nope, not at all.

@mcscher2

6 жыл бұрын

Are you kidding, its great! If you like sharpening chains lol

@daveholland1142

5 жыл бұрын

Nope. I would never run my saw through the dirt.

@ts4675

5 жыл бұрын

Why do you guys care? Move along if you dont like it. Idiots

@clintonmoke7079

5 жыл бұрын

You are not the only person to think this way but there is a lesson learnt from doing this as the father explained. I myself thought it is a time wasting exercise and the risk of dulling the chain too great but after watching and seeing then hearing the knowledge he passes to his son I tip my hat to the man. This is not a Logging productivity lesson .

Alone in my appartment , 26 years old, middle of the city in Argentina. Wishing I had this childhood. What a great dad. Today is fathers day here, congratulations!!!

What a very awesome teaching experience for your son. Glad that you had shown this one. I really enjoyed it. I hope your son did also

All I wanted to look at originally was cleaning my chain saw air filter and then got side tract to all your videos. Amazingly it ended with the most important thing you teach people. JESUS!!!!! Man that is so great to see that and that you teach your son about that wonderful Man and how all of life connects to Him. As an ex-farmer you are so right, nothing better than nature to teach us to be humble in the eyes of God. God bless you and your family!

That's nice but you planted those young trees too close to each other.

Started watching your videos because ive been doing some chainsawing in Oklahoma (Cedar trees) and really enjoyed learning from them. BUT when your started talking about your Bible study from that morning I could not hit the thumbs up button enough!!! Keep these videos going. We need more men to watch these!!

Great training and passing on the torch to the young men. I really enjoy passing on the knowledge to my son and daughter.

I like how he taught Jack to remember God as the creator of all things, Nice ending !!!