Thanks to all my loyal subscribers and fans of the channel and music..I appreciate ya'll...you are the motivation that keeps this channel rolling! Thanks so much!

@jonathanfaircloth6405

6 жыл бұрын

Josh, We just had a company do the same at our farm just outside of Fayetteville, NC. We had around 10 acres multched. What I've learned from our experience is that you will want to leave enough space between the trees for bush hogging. Even with rye grass planted, saplings still seem to grow. This is something that I've been battling with this past summer. Farm is looking great man, keep it up!!!

@garrettbutler6219

6 жыл бұрын

Stoney Ridge Farmer Thank you for putting out the great content!

@singleman1986

6 жыл бұрын

+Josh....You say 'thanks' to US while we come here to gain hope for our future? 'Appreciation' goes both ways Sir. Never lose sight of that.

@chriskeen7776

6 жыл бұрын

Stoney Ridge Farmer Hey buddy, Thank you for making these videos and for sharing what’s going on in your life. I always learn something new from you, plus I love seeing how Stoney Ridge Farm is evolving and growing. Even though I’m not there with you, I still feel like I’m a part of Stoney Ridge Farm!! Hopefully one day soon I’ll be able to come visit you and see your farm!

@Tarxage

6 жыл бұрын

Really enjoyed the music. Was it your own creation?? Loved to download the song if link shared

I can't believe how many negative people are hating on the 3000 price the guy has 120 k asv 35k mulching head 15k trl 55k truck has to replace teeth 30 of them 130 per tooth every 250 300 hours uses 70 80 gallon of fuel per 8 10 hour day the maintenance costs is very high because the motor revving high all day long even 185 an hour is still a good deal all of you want every thing for free it costs big money to own and run these units stop your crying

@StoneyRidgeFarmer

5 жыл бұрын

It's pretty funny...no matter what ...when it comes to heavy equipment, trucks or chainsaw videos...I have an outpouring of "naysayers" that just have a better way.....I know this guy kicked butt....did days and days of work for us...not fighting ticks....chainsaws...dragging brush...nothing of the sort...the land looks nice and creekside is mulched...can't beat it

@myofbmyofb5943

5 жыл бұрын

@@StoneyRidgeFarmer I agree saved a ton of time and his costs are very high I'm an owner operator I run produce coast to coast my equipment costs are insane repair bill fuel ect when its slow you go backwards if you don't make enough money you can't write it off way too many negative people and most think they can rent one of these machines cheap I look to rent one and closest I could find was 300 miles from me 2500 buck 2 days with the head and it would have taken me twice the time it took him experience pays

@donttreadonme4355

5 жыл бұрын

Everything else is true except the 120k for the skidsteer. At most 70k

@EOTG_AK

4 жыл бұрын

Don't tread on me a new 75hp Kubota track loader is in the 70k range. If you want a 120hp ASV forestry machine then the new machine will run $110k to $130k. Then you still have to get the forestry mulcher head $$$

@moocrazytn

4 жыл бұрын

I just got a bid of $4,200 to do an acre of brush in SE TN which is estimated to take 2 days. I paid quite a bit less 2-3 years ago for a similar amount of work. I don't know what to do. I know there are other mulchers because I've seen ads, but I can't find them online. Guess I'll keep searching.

From a blk guy in Detroit who has never ever even seen raw land in my life. I really enjoy these videos they inspire me to one day own some land of my own...P.S. the theme song is hilarious 🤣 😂

@ironworkerfxr7105

15 күн бұрын

You can do it !

Very nice to hear that someone besides myself thinks that farms can and should be beautiful. Thank you so much for sharing. And that machine is awesome. I want one for Christmas!

Hiring one of these guys to clear 2 acres of my 6. Learned real fast that I was not 18 anymore.

@jwilson332

3 жыл бұрын

How much did that cost??

As a contractor, When you said "he can pee anywhere on the farm" We really appreciate that. Quite often we have a half a pot of coffee in us when we show up. And I like your plan using the dogwoods.

@rowdyh7318

14 күн бұрын

Never heard of a farm where you can’t water a bush

I don't see anything wrong with a man who takes pride in his land, the health of the ecosystem that he's able to positively affect, and also enjoys when not only himself, but others look onto his land and see beautiful natural native flowers and wildlife prospering. This is all in all a win for everybody. Win for the stoney Ridge farmer. Win for the company he hired. Win for the whole ecosystem in the area. Very cool project. I enjoyed it thrmoroughly. Your land looks beautiful and is such a pleasure to look at.

That is sooooo freaking cool!!! I bet it smelled like heaven when those cedars mulched.

@TruckTaxiMoveIt

4 жыл бұрын

Heaven I don't know about heaven probably more like a hamster cage

@brendanmoran397

3 жыл бұрын

@@TruckTaxiMoveIt one man's hamster cage is another man's heaven.......I guess

Now that you've got several years behind the forestry mulched project. Why not show the views of the ground now? I'd love to see it.

@bobstranzenbach4700

6 ай бұрын

Yes…would like to see how it’s grown in with your plan.

I charge 3200 a day. I have a much larger machine and use 8 gallons if fuel per hour. I have to haul with day cab and 20 ton trailer. The biggest difference for me is the head has its own pump system and the machine has its own. You see in the video where as he raises the are or hits a tree how much momentum he loses and has to wait to build back up. Keep doing what your doing, hope to see you get a stand alone machine like a fecon or cmi

I had a guy like this come out and work my property. Made for an awesome day with the kids watching him clear our atv trails. Now we have 7 miles of trails on our property

@StoneyRidgeFarmer

6 жыл бұрын

Nice!

Seems like it’d be worth spending a day or 2 falling trees and let him grind the stump, freeing him up to clear more land. Very cool informative video! Thank you for sharing!

@kkarllwt

4 жыл бұрын

Yes. Go in there in the winter when the critters are gone. Haul out all the wood over 6 inches.

I agree with you 100% We just purchased our first 38ac in TN so I've been binge watching videos. I see so many "farms" that are muddy messes...I told the hubby, ours WILL NOT look like that. I want self sustainability but in a beautiful setting that I enjoy looking out on as I sit on the porch watching the sun set.

You now have new subscriber because your clear, concise and succinct! You didn’t waste my time, thank you Dr. Dave

I spent a lot of time with a chainsaw and a bank axe doing that the hardway . Pay the man and go fishing instead.

@kennethtibbitts6641

4 жыл бұрын

AMEN TO THAT

@JustMe-mg6vw

4 жыл бұрын

That depends on how hard you had to work for the $$ you paid the equipment owner. The problem arises when the business owner wants to make enough to end up in the top 10 pct of incomes.

@alquinn3562

3 жыл бұрын

I was quoted 150 per hour with a minimum of 5 hours. I figure my property needs about 10 hours or 1500.00 for the acre and a half of stuff so thick I can’t even walk into it without bleeding or itching for a week. If I can use that part of the property going forward I have increased the value of it many times over for me and my family. It’s a cheap 1500 bucks if it increases the value by making it useful again. Just another take that maybe some folks don’t consider when they see a price only.

@neal0071234able

3 жыл бұрын

I cleared an acre of woods with axe and machete.. Took two years and all off time I could spare those two years.. Still got 80 large oak and pines left.. Is a mulcher good with larger diameter like 18 inch ta 30 inch pine or oaks or is a dozer better ?

@terminsane

3 жыл бұрын

@@JustMe-mg6vw he's not pocketing the whole hourly rate he charges. Most of that goes towards the fuel to keep that machine running, consumables like those carbide bits on the front. Maintenance like oil changes and repairs. Licenses. Taxes. etc etc etc. He's lucky if he's pocketing half of the hourly rate. Probably closer to a quarter of it.

I love the fact you want to make a park like feel to your farm. So many farms don’t think about the look and enjoying what you see everyday. I can’t wait to see what you build in your farm

Boy that was fascinating . I just cleaned up 20 acres with a tractor, 2 chainsaws and a DR chipper. He would have been worth every penny. Loved the video

@rileyschaugaard

4 жыл бұрын

It's been a couple of years and you might not see this, but curious how long it took you to clean up the 20 acres with the equipment you mentioned Dennis? I am looking at doing something similar. I am not in a hurry, so it can take me as long as it needs to, but would like to know what i am in for. thanks!

@holidayonthefarm171

4 жыл бұрын

@REEF Will do...just in the process of finalizing the purchase on 20 acres ourselves...we have 10-12 acres covered in trees, that we plan to thin/clear over the next few...years? Ha, not sure how long it will take. We did end up with a good amount of cedar, so thinking we could have a logger take that, make a little money, and pay for the rest to be cleared? Not sure yet how we are going to tackle it.

@southernpinesfarm1436

4 жыл бұрын

Holiday on the Farm, Where are you located?

@holidayonthefarm171

4 жыл бұрын

@@southernpinesfarm1436 We are in Lewis County Washington. Chehalis area.

I remember about 25 years ago back in 95 hired a guy with a small dozer to clear and pile 2 acres for me. He did an excellent job and I was happy. I burned brush for about 2 years after to get the land cleaned up and looking nice. I enjoyed all the burning but it was a lot of work and took a lot of my spare time. The ones who knew how much I paid for the clearing thought I paid double what it should have cost but not one offered to pay for the job. I am not complaining but I never tell anyone now what something costs. If you are satisfied with the job thats it. It aint no one else's money or bitness! I enjoyed the video!

👍Nice job! Stay safe out there! Quick story: a farmer in Indiana had a dream just like yourself and farmed for 30 years. got his farm looking the way he envisioned it and then one day he was mowing grass down by the pond and the tractor flipped over, killed him dead! His family said he had mowed that area 1000 times but it just took one crazy happening to kill the man 🙁 be safe out there!

@TruckTaxiMoveIt

4 жыл бұрын

Ouch

@jimmccarley3191

4 жыл бұрын

If that happened in east Texas I owned the business beside his up town. The terrible part was that his wife found him and that nearly killed her. I dont know if she ever got over that. I went through a divorce and lost contact with her and her family.

@2Ryled

4 жыл бұрын

How dod it happen on a hill?

@majorpayne5289

4 жыл бұрын

2Ryled -mowing “sideways” and somehow toppled over into the pond, pining him under tractor.

@2Ryled

4 жыл бұрын

@@majorpayne5289 wow thats horrible. I dont operate my tractor on a hill for that reason. Scary. So sad that happened to him. Poor wife.

Had I considered how much work it is to clear brush, brambles and vines I would've hired one of these guys. It didn't cross my mind until I was already on my second of 4 weekends and I only cleared a space about 30x200. Was so overgrown with privot and big thorny vines you couldn't crawl through it. $1500 per day would have been money well spent.

I got 150 acres in NE Texas thick woods and brush. I found a guy asking for $150/hour. Done! Money well spent!

@janelleclinkscales8594

3 жыл бұрын

Hi! I'm in Texas with acreage needing land clearing. Who did you use?

That! Was! Awesome! I never knew there was a machine like that. Tyvm for sharing. Glad I found your channel this passed Sunday. Yes, I watch quite a few videos each day, afternoon and night. ♡

I saw your CLEAN up video I want To see how beautiful you placed her down to be it's been a about 3 years and so I thought maybe you have a video of it now my brother bought 5 acres in Oregon and that this is something like what I'd like him to do with his property he has a a nice creek going by his property one part on partial the other part on the other side of the parcel so there's a Creek in between the two parcels thank you very much and I agree we can see the deer grazing have a beautiful day and thank you again

@StoneyRidgeFarmer

3 жыл бұрын

look at my video "Who needs a forestry mulcher" and you'll see this area 4 years later...just keep it mowed and it looks great

That thing goes right to work ! Like a beaver on MT dew

@jimmccarley3191

4 жыл бұрын

Now I'd like to see that video!

Run little squirrels! Run away! Good job and good price.

I really enjoy your music and your channel. I like that you show us things that we have never seen and how they work -- very interesting. God bless you and your family and keep up the great work!

@StoneyRidgeFarmer

6 жыл бұрын

Thanks buddy

If you hadn't been so far away I would have got those cedars and left a short stump. Like working cedar.

So glad you posted this vid. Never heard of a-forestry muncher.

Gotta love watching these things tear some stuff up! Awesome power

The poachers are going to love you for clearing that up for them. But it looks nice.

Josh that's a nice touch at the end of your video to reverse the progress on that tree stump grinding an interesting element of the vlog today! your making Stoney Ridge Farm a beautiful place. keep up the good work Josh.

@StoneyRidgeFarmer

6 жыл бұрын

Thanks Phil! Thought that might look cool reversed

@larrylafferty854

5 жыл бұрын

Phil Lully in

Wow, that was awesome! Thanks for sharing, and will look forward to the park-like results soon enough!

Perfect! We just got a bid to do the same thing today down in Arkansas. Loved the music and showing us the before and after!!! Keep up the great videos. God bless!

Thank you very much for this video. We had spent years for someone to do this sort of work. Forestry companies ignored us as best or were just plain rude. Danny (Creekside Mulching) just completed three days of clearing on our property. We cannot tell you how great it looks and so extremely happy with the results. Danny is a super nice guy and just a breath of fresh air to work with.

@Ugadawg631

2 жыл бұрын

So I am curious how many acres did they do for you in that 3 days time?

@auburnalum9019

2 жыл бұрын

@@Ugadawg631 Danny covered about four acres. He asked how many trees he wanted him to not cut down. He could mulch anything 14" or smaller. We also have very hilly terrain. There were some large trees that were fallen and he had to cut and move.

You are doing a great job. Your neighbors will be griping come fire season and your place will have a buffer zone protecting you from all your lazy neighbors.

I like the brush you got rid of. I cringed when I saw those beautiful cedars cut down though. I would have bush hogged around those bad boys.

Great videos Josh! I watched a few of them before I realized where you are located. I live in Elkin! Keep up the good work!

Great job and I loved the song!!!

Great job brother.....I just hired a crew to do the same on my farm outside of Atlanta and it cost 27k,and it was cash well spent.

That looks so much better. I wish we had a machine like that when I was a kid.

I was trying to sell some commercial property a couple years ago that was grown up like that and just couldn't get a buyer. I had a guy come in with the same equipment for 2 days and sold the property within a week after having it cleared.

@fantasy1134

5 жыл бұрын

I want to hook up with a farm and Ranch real estate broker and clear all their properties before or after sell.

@EOTG_AK

4 жыл бұрын

Richard Andrews a good dirt worker could do well buying “funky” lots, cleaning them up then installing a basic building pad and relisting. It’s amazing how many lots sit because no buyers have vision of what it could be.

Why did you decide on mulching vs knocking them down stacking and burning? I have a machine and have done brush clearing. With the roots left intact there’s not much stopping them from sprouting again no? With my machine I just pop the whole root system out with it and rake it with the teeth afterwards. Very clean and fast process. Not hardly any dirt in the piles. And can be worked almost immediately afterwards. I have a few videos on my channel doing it.

I have found you can rent these in my area for about a 1000 a day, and if you pick it up on Friday the price is good for the weekend since they are closed. That thing does some amazing work! Keep up with the great videos!

@dustinl24

4 жыл бұрын

What is the name of rental place if you don't mind? Im needing to clear my 4 acres and have some experience on a skid steer so why not lol

@TheEpoxyExpert

Жыл бұрын

Spend more.

Thank god I got a nice one in my front yard

Dadgum dadgum! I need one of those at my house for about a week!

@johnblue8029

3 жыл бұрын

Rent one they are cheap

Hold the phone, SRF!! I spent a week trolling youtube and calling equipment rental outfits near my place in Franklin, Tennessee, to find a forestry mulcher I could rent and spend a day cleaning up my place. It's a smarter option to pay a pro to do it for me but I enjoy any excuse to get in a little skid steer and get familiar with a new implement. PERFECT timing on the video. God bless you and yours, this Christmas.

@StoneyRidgeFarmer

6 жыл бұрын

Right on...yea...I'm not sure you could rent one...but it's much safer and cheaper in the long run to pay a pro...if you call him tell him you saw the video...might get me a discount on the next trip lol

@delozier89

5 жыл бұрын

Hey, dandd66 I do this same thing in Franklin, Tennessee! Would love to help you out or if you have had the project done I would love to hear how it went! Great video!

Great price. I was thinking that clearing that amount of area up was going to cost more than 5k.

Finally found a video that addresses exactly what I'm looking to get done. Looking forward to more of your videos. Liked & Sub'd. Many thanks from Central Florida.

@StoneyRidgeFarmer

5 жыл бұрын

Right on Rocco good to have ya! I dig the truly Italian name brotha!

That area is going to look so awesome in the spring, in full bloom, with the creek and the green grass! I'm with you brother! I agree that the farm could look really pleasing to the eye. I spent a lot of time in Europe as a kid and saw all the manicured properties belonging to the various palaces and it is striking!

I’ve been watching forestry mulched videos since seeing this one as this guy here is a MONSTER compared to many others! 😎👍

We had this done two years ago with the blade type machine, and I would recommend it for an area that is going to remain woods, but definitely not recommend it for creating pasture. The blade type machines are much faster, but make much larger chips. We paid $75.00 per hour -- but he raised it to $125.00 for other people in the area. It cost us $1,200 for two days. You are 100% correct about cleaning out the woods. We are doing the same and planting prairie grass and wildflowers to restore the oak savanna that used to be here. Much of the understory around here is just invasive species anyways, and looks terrible.

Great idea! Super Video as well! I own land in Kershaw SC that I’m selling to Gold mine. I may use this gentleman on next piece of property, I’m doing 1031 rollover. Thanks Dr Dave

I would pay $3k to get the job done to that standard and in that amount of time! Awesome!!

Yer way ahead dude. I was a LOT older than you before I learned how to 'pay to save time'. Learning to write checks to those 'pros' was TOUGH. But when I put emotion aside and just considered the math, it got easier. TIME is our most valuable asset. Money comes and goes, but time ONLY goes. I read once that Rockefeller LOST money just by pausing to pick up a hundred dollar bill off the sidewalk. Eye opener! My depression era Father STILL does things the hard way. He'll squeeze a nickle 'til the buffalo Chits....LOL. (I retired at 52. He's 84 and still works).

@alvon911

6 жыл бұрын

Amen sir. I learned this when I was a single dad raising two girls, working and earning a college degree. Instead of spending 3 hours mowing my yard every week, I paid a guy $40 to mow it every ten days. With proper equipment, he did a better job in an hour! Worth every penny.

@treeclimbing7798

6 жыл бұрын

singleman ~ I agree, Time & Money have their place. I’m older and wiser, well more often than not. 😎 I still want the hat 🧢

@gardeningmaster5304

5 жыл бұрын

@@alvon911 I almost married a coupon clipper who would drive back to the store to return 4 cans of tuna that she bought the week prior because it went on sale! I told her, I went to school to make 100K a year so I don't have do that. Same thing when we went traveling. I wanted to get a hotel at 11pm as we rolled into down for like $88, she wanted to keep driving to find cheaper, but I told her, we already been driving for a few minutes, 88 was was the cheapest so far, we aren't going to find much cheaper. Well, we drove around for 30 more min and wound up spending even more than $88. I was so pissed. Trying to save every dime is just not worth it.

@jimmccarley3191

4 жыл бұрын

during the depression there was very little money to buy or pay anyone. A lot of folks were glad to work and work hard for a chicken for daylight to dark work. Pork, beef, poultry, milk, butter and on and on was traded for labor. My grandpa had six jersey milk cows that not only helped feed the family but he sold milk and took things in trade for it. He also traded milk for labor. One time he traded some milk for some paint and all he could get was blue so everything on the farm was blue such as the house, barn, outbuildings and even the privy!

This gonna be good ! That cedar got to smell good. I could use that old boy on my place! Only have 9 acres, but clearing an acre like that would be good.

@StoneyRidgeFarmer

6 жыл бұрын

Oh yea the whole field smells like Chrismas!

Great video, man......and your music is perfect! That was some awesome footage of that killer machine too.....wouldn't want to get my finger in that mulcher LOL along with anything else....loved it all!

@nichthompson

4 жыл бұрын

Pecker wrecker.

I appreciate your interest in the appearance of your property. Now to maintain it!

down here in south alabama it cost two hundred an hour. tell the operator if there are any wire fences in there, finces sure mess them up

I don't live in deer country so forgive the ignorance of the question but is creating a deer friendly area directly adjacent to the road a bit like asking for deer-vehicle accidents?

@TruckTaxiMoveIt

4 жыл бұрын

No ignorance there.

Danny does great work, have had him up here

Great video. I am actually looking into getting a Track Skid Steer and adding a the service of brush clearing like this. And yes, some people that don't understand why the cost is what it is don't understand that it cost A LOT of money to purchase all this equipment, to run and maintain these machines, insurance and all.

@pressurewashingandhoodcleaning

2 жыл бұрын

me too. i love clearing land.i have a 135 mf with a bush hog and i clear small stuff with it. i just got to get my wife on board to buy one of this bad boys

Would love to see what the project looks like now.

Love the music and setting of your farm love it thx for a beatiful thing

Now that is almost three years later, how has this area done as far as your plans went? Do you feel like it will ever need to have anything done to it other than bush hog?

Those mulches are a great piece of equipment. Your land is looking awesome! Get some drone footage! All the best buddy

@michaelmactavish1728

6 жыл бұрын

sure is sin city farm my kubota/case IH preimere dealer sold pile of them from small,medium and large ones

That was 3 grand well spent, Your farm is Looking Good..

@StoneyRidgeFarmer

6 жыл бұрын

thanks buddy

Man he's got an old mulching set up. Cool to see the older asv still out there making money.

@petep8828

6 жыл бұрын

Heavy Equipment yea that’s true, I wonder how well his undercarriage is doing.

@StoneyRidgeFarmer

6 жыл бұрын

that machine had about 2000 hours on it I believe...not positive though

@petep8828

6 жыл бұрын

Stoney Ridge Farmer woah 2,000 that’s basically nothing for the age! Great vid as always josh, loved the music and those drone shots !

Seed out the silvopasture. Bring in old useless round bails in winter, and a greg Judy bale unroller. Spread it and let your animals stomp it in. This way many things happen simultaneously. Covers the bare soil to prevent erosion, saves seed cost, provides mulch for new growth to feed on, provides some animal feed in winter month. Cows can trample and mix and no labor on your part. Time is managed better. You can be off doing other projects. Love love animal laborers.

I'm learning so much from your channel great job

We had one of these things come in at camp. Incredible machine

Wouldn't cutting the trees down with chain saw and letting him limb them and grinding the remaining stumps be better? This thing would work great for thicker brushy stuff(blackberry, vine maple, saplings) not so much the bigger trees. The second part looked perfect for that tool.

The thorns and briars will come back, so you will have to stay vigilant at cutting them back every year for years to get them under control. I would have expected more like 4k in cost. That is very expensive equipment and high maintenance too.

I recently found your videos, but I love what you have done and plan on doing at Stoney Ridge Farm! Keep up the great work.

@StoneyRidgeFarmer

6 жыл бұрын

thanks buddy welcome to the channel!

I just did a finish raking with my tractor of a customers land that had this done. He wanted all of the shredded stuff gone so he had I guess a power raker come on and clean it up and there was a huge pile below the pond. Today, I spent 5 hrs cleaning it better with my landscape rake. I have been looking for a video on how you clear that shredded stuff up.

Dang!!! Looks very nice!!! What a difference.

@StoneyRidgeFarmer

6 жыл бұрын

yea man...get ready...I think I found a place to put the rest of those trees lol

Very good music and cinematics

Good morning. I am curious if you could share a shot of the land with the established rye and clovers. I have to do this work on my farm as well and I am trying to get a picture of that canvas.

I know this video was made awhile back, but I just happened to come across it. Very well done, and very informative. Timing is interesting on our end. We just bought 4+ Acres in rural Oklahoma. The land is totally raw, and has probably never seen any mechanized equipment on it. It is so overgrown with scruboaks and brambles and all sorts of junk. We won't be able to escape from crazy California for a couple more months, but I'm already getting bids on thinning out the entire property and putting in a house pad of about one acre. The prices that I'm being quoted are in line with what are still listed in this video. It seems like the range that I'm getting is between $1,000 and $1,500 per day depending on what equipment is used. One company is about $1,800 per day but that's two operators and two different pieces of equipment, which sounds intriguing. Most are saying my land is a full 2-day job. This was a great video!

Stoney ridge song got me ! 👍👍👍

thx for saving the dogwood ...beautiful trees and something for the bee population which is dwindling to nothing :(

….. what an awesome machine ….. I can see it at work in California , clearing brush in some places , but, what could be used for hills and ravines , to stop all the devastating fires.?

New subscriber here, I'm in Piedmont NC too! Thanks for informative videos.

Great video. At about 8:20 seconds he is taking down a 4-5” tree. Can he mulch the trees faster if you go ahead of him with a chainsaw? If they are already on the ground and you leave him a 1 foot stump to level, is that a time savings? I’m with you and everyone else about getting the nasty brambles, but that tree was a super easy one for a quick chainsaw fall. He says 4 acres a day small material, or 1 acre larger stuff. I’m sure some folks will be interested in putting in some chainsaw time to maximize the acreage per day.

I hope you drug a couple of those pine trees down to the pond to place them on for a fish habitat and if placed correctly they would keep more trees and limbs out of the over flow inlet.

@StoneyRidgeFarmer

6 жыл бұрын

Ive been thinking about that for sure...cedars are what most folks use around here...I've gotta do a bit of research on placement of the trees to optimize fish colonies and not cause an issue with the pond later on

@veulmet

6 жыл бұрын

im sure the cedars are preferred in some respects because they are more resistant to rot, but i was thinking about what you hag on hand that could be considered a 3rd or 4th choice perhaps but since they were at 0 cost that might be #1 choice because of that and ease of use (it's right there). if you have any man made lakes in that area there are likely hard woods left in them for habitats because of rot resistance and you can fish easier around them easier than pine/fir/cedar.

@taylorfraser988

5 жыл бұрын

Not pine. Cedar

Gosh, that blue dually is beeeautiful. 😍😍😍

Park like look beautiful, well worth the cost

Great video Josh. I love the forestry mulching machine. You can't beat how much work that machine can do in a day. Love your KZread channel! Hope to see you soon.

@StoneyRidgeFarmer

6 жыл бұрын

Thanks Robert

The price was spot on, very very reasonable.

Like the blue Duramax

Bro. You make good videos. Your a natural. Keep doing it. This machine is awesome.

I had this done some years ago to thwart cartel activity. It worked.

Great video. We are buying overgrown property about 2 hours East of this guy. Might be looking him up soon.

Hey Josh, from one Josh to another, I've enjoyed all of your videos. My family and I just purchased 15 acres in Pittsboro, NC and this video encouraged me to hire someone to come in with a mulcher to clean up a lot of mess on our land. Thanks for all of the information.BTW, Hippy Town is awesome, we'll have to invite you down when were all settled in. :)

Great job on the music too!!! Your farm is going to be awesome.

@StoneyRidgeFarmer

6 жыл бұрын

Thanks so much

Cedar Chips are very expensive in New England! Great for Bug repellent around your plants!

That one mad machine thanks for demo on it👍

@StoneyRidgeFarmer

6 жыл бұрын

Yessir

Great job...I paid a local port st joe,fl guy to do the same work for $6000 ahead,I couldn’t be there and he left me with pine logs and 22 stumps....I don’t sue but I took a beating!!!

Dear sir, like the videos, living in the city i feel as though u missed some firewood opportunities! Or kid fort or project wood, that being said am confident in ur vision!

Excellent video! Backsaving equipment for certian! May I ask why does the operator need to start the tree with the mulcher as high as he did? Is that just now it's always done? Just wondering the reason. He did a fantastic job! Right tool, right operator, right idea! Thanks

Love the passion for making it look like a park. I feel the same way and I believe that it will add incredible value. Good luck.