7:20 Threw that frog like some dice 😂

I had a similar problem in my garden, but I solved it by asking a local farmer if he wanted to let me have a dozen sheep for the summer. He was happy because his sheep got fed and they ate friggin everything, including the poison hemloc.

@sisterlockmo

5 жыл бұрын

Seroster this is just what I was thinking

@carolinegreenwell9086

5 жыл бұрын

Pigs would be good

@cathiwim

4 жыл бұрын

We did that with 60 goats. Cleared 8 acres in 3 months!

7:20 putting them out of harms way. Proceeds to launch frog into woods.

@Jake_Hynds

5 жыл бұрын

Lmao right just tosses it ....... What about the frogs that got chopped up by the mower garenteed a few

@adammotolandscaping4456

5 жыл бұрын

I was gonna comment the same thing 😂 lil dude just had a 20 story free fall to him

@fnatkaz

5 жыл бұрын

Tossed like a old gum

@Methodical2

5 жыл бұрын

Haha! I was thinking the same thing.

@davidmorgan9095

5 жыл бұрын

Never grade with the bucket tipped as he does here...WIll eventually pull the bucket cylinders out of their cans when he hits a solild stump while going too fast...A small angle with the bucket almost flat works just as well...Honest..

I love all creatures including frogs *yeets* frog into woods

@freedom_dispenser

5 жыл бұрын

Yeets lol

@youtoober2013

5 жыл бұрын

lol He'll live.

@xxDOTH3DEWxx

5 жыл бұрын

Hahahaha

@saltyballs1041

5 жыл бұрын

Frog *gets yeeted*

@modzilla2950

5 жыл бұрын

Anthony Walker it jumped. Trust me it’s fine. I deal with this on the job site all the time

Tim seems like a pretty impressive guy, every time I watch a video with him in it, it seems like every move he makes has been completely and thoroughly planned out. Definitely a hell of an operator

72" bush hog attachment + skid steer with tracks = Success

@johncamp7679

5 жыл бұрын

SizzlenGrizzlen rental places don’t usually rent Bush hog attachments. People are too rough on them. But I used a swisher behind my 4 wheeler on a hill very similar. Worked great

@sizzlengrizzlen138

5 жыл бұрын

@@johncamp7679 When you have acreage, you tend to own, not rent. That's just me though, but in your case, whatever it takes to get the job done.

@tedcantell9088

5 жыл бұрын

that what i was gong say!!!!!! just say'en!!!!!

@Sixohhh

5 жыл бұрын

SizzlenGrizzlen someone has a brain at least lol

@Gsxrnoob

4 жыл бұрын

SizzlenGrizzlen not true but whatever makes you feel better

Thanks for including the price Stan! I really like watching videos like this. Helps get a good understanding for pricing. What would you have charged if it wasn’t on a slope?

The frog just sits there watching its home be gone like😐 6:38

The Ventrac we have at our shop is complete ass. I could go on forever about how my company's experience vastly differs from most YT videos. I'm glad you've found success with yours, Stan.

I love your "wrap up" at the end. Totals, equipment/supplies. Thanks!

appreciate your respect for the frogs life. I'm a big time hunter but all life is precious and I find myself appreciating much more than the game I'm pursuing in the woods.

@Dirtmonkey

5 жыл бұрын

Thanks Josh

These are my favorite types of videos from you and can’t wait to watch the gie footage

Great video again, Stan. Thanks so much!

Those ventrac machines are absolute beasts

Dang mowing it down right before harvest! Ricky is gonna be pissed

You guys need a forestry mulcher for that skiddy.

@OGSnoberry

5 жыл бұрын

Idk if I'd trust a skid steer on that slope they're notoriously prone to tipping. Especially wheeled ones. Definitely need something heavier duty than the ventrac tho

@Coaltrain87.

5 жыл бұрын

@@OGSnoberry yeah if you drive sideways like a dumbass I've done hills like that with a tracked skiddy no problems

Glad I'm not the only one who stops for critters.

Thank you fur caring about the little creatures. 🐸.

I always move toads and snakes too haha. Sometimes I even give crickets/grass hoppers a chance to jump out of the way when I'm mowing 😂

Thank you for the pricing for the job. I was curious

We are in Australia, and after doing a demo on one of these machines in a swampy grassy paddock, we are purchasing one. Side slopes, wet slippery ground, tall grass, these Ventrac's do it all! Plus theres a heap of attachments to fit it as well.

Who else is here just to see what people are saying about him throwing that frog?

@dreamcrabjr7408

4 жыл бұрын

Bruh me

Great work!

Great job guys.

@Dirtmonkey

5 жыл бұрын

Thanks John !

That things a beast lol

Tracked skid loader with a mulcher would do wonders on that job

Rent some goats! They're great land clearing specialists. It's becoming more popualar. Much cheaper.

@eatpumkin090

5 жыл бұрын

I remember getting a goat when I was a kid. That thing was a damn lawn mower and than some. Mean as hell too.

@joeyastorga8285

5 жыл бұрын

Michigan Mahem LoL I had 2 they are mowers fore sure

@sergeantstormball9008

4 жыл бұрын

But it’s not as satisfying and you have to clean up after them

Great video, you are an environmentalist. Thanks for rhe cost at the end of the video. Love this video reclaiming of the yard from the woods.😺😺

Ventracs are hell of a machine. I have the same one with the plow, brush, and snow blower attachments. With the cab. Couldn’t ask for a better machine

I have a new respect for a ventrac

Great video, lots of respect for humanitarianism.

@Dirtmonkey

5 жыл бұрын

Appreciate it Mark, thanks !

That little treehopper was adorable. :)

7:16 save the critters, *tosses frog into the dark abyss of the woods*. Which reminds me of two seasons ago I accidentally mulched up three full nests (about 6 baby rabbits total) they all decided to make a run for it as soon as my mower was over the nest only way I knew I did it was the hair and blood discharging. I felt awful but I somehow still laughed out of shock.

That looked like hella fun

Thank you

@Dirtmonkey

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks for watching Anthony !

That ventrac is the best mower on the market I think right now would you agree or disagree it looks like it's just almost unstoppable 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

Stanley the road whisperer! LoL good video 👍

@Dirtmonkey

4 жыл бұрын

Lol, thanks Troy!

hey love ur vides thanks

Mad props for helping the critters!!! I try to do the same and I've got to the point where I'll brake for butterflies and bees XD

@jeffreyyeater1780

3 жыл бұрын

Except moles . killem all.

I understand the frustration with the owner 😂😂😂😂

Looks like fun

I’ve done research on ventrac, they look amazing tbh

I love Keen boots man, they're so nice.

still amazed how good those ventracs are, were going to get one for team gecko here in Australia. Great video Stanley. Love your stuff mate.

@Dirtmonkey

2 жыл бұрын

Glad you like them!

Wow!! I love the positive attitude right at the beginning!! But would have loved to have seen the finished product?

Lucky tree frog ever 😂. Some how survive that thing

I love your vids

Good stuff for the animals Stanley! I'm wanting to upgrade from my pz60 husqvarna zeroturn which I beat kinda hard here in the mountains of North Carolina. I love these ventrac and steiner machines. Bbbuuuuttt my truck seems to be wanting to retire at 178,000 miles. Ugh maybe I'll be able to figure this whole thing out before I slide my zero off a mountain lol

@Dirtmonkey

3 жыл бұрын

178,000 miles? Hopefully it comes back to life. a good work truck shouldn't kick out on you that early

This would be perfect for a flail mower.

@justinbeamon6624

5 жыл бұрын

That's what I'm thinking too

@JohnDiMartino

5 жыл бұрын

Flail mowers don’t care about low stumps they glide right over them.

@MrPeterbilt1971

5 жыл бұрын

D Mason just what I was going to post.

@RRaucina

5 жыл бұрын

Flails break too when they hit hidden junk. Also that big beastie with 8 wheels and that phony belt front drive? Pathetic engineering. For that money one deserves a PTO, a REAL one. Get a farm tractor with a flail and forget these lightweights

"Stopping what you're doing and whip tiny frogs 15 feet into the woods from 6 feet high - I do it for all fragile wildlife - unless I eat them of course"

@stevegraham3817

5 жыл бұрын

That's a green tree frog, they jump out of trees higher than that.

@sergeantstormball9008

4 жыл бұрын

“Then in that case I chuck them at the ground hard enough for them to reach terminal velocity.”

@tonyhussey3610

3 жыл бұрын

Slight egg zag er ra shon 🤣🤣

Same here. Frog said thank you!

I love the funky shirt, you crazy Canadian . .

8:47 I'm gonna do that to my wife when I come out of the bathroom after I drop off a 'Big Log'.

this is the ultimate dad video

So if you're a normal person and you don't have tons of exotic equipment put a little brush cutter attachment on your weed eater and a chainsaw. It's not a sin to get sweaty

@shawnd567

5 жыл бұрын

I've ridden a 42" riding mower through this before. It'll do it at small pace.

@bh5081

5 жыл бұрын

shawn d finally someone said it lmao a shitty ass craftsman will handle this as long as you go slow enough

@hersheySavage

5 жыл бұрын

Lol yall are funny and stupid u put a 42 craftsman on tht for one your not mowing anything tht steep on a craftsman and i can assure u a little 17 or 18 hp craftsman will bogg down and die or sheer a fly wheel pin as soon as u engage the pto on anything tht tall hell there was trees in there and i know what im tlking about ive been mowing yards commercially for 10 years i run a vanguard 37hp efi on a 61in snapper pro i mowed a field today tht was grew up like prolly 14 or 15 in an my mower cut it on 4.5 in but i had to go really slow a craftsman or any other residential mower would have been a joke

@bh5081

5 жыл бұрын

Cody and Kenzie’s lair That’s cool

@MS-gn4gl

5 жыл бұрын

​@@bh5081 You are OUT OF YOUR MIND. Look at the stalks on those tall weeds - quite a bunch of them are almost an inch thick - live stalks like this aren't dry and easy to cut, they're fibrous and gum up anything that cuts through a few feet of it. Take that and add that you're try to do that on a grade like that? That craftsman would go slow alright, literally 0 miles an hour after about 8-10 ft.

Great video makes total sense but the necklaces bro. The necklaces. Completely took over the video for me. I had one just like em when I was into Willow and the Beast Master.

Amazing how contained the debris is. You’d never think to stand aside a 3pt brush hog but this you barely know it’s even running or cutting.

Kermit is looking at both of you going man Mrs. Piggy gone kill us all when she gets home

Finally some fellow Minnesotans!

@Dirtmonkey

5 жыл бұрын

Thanks for watching !

Bad ass mower. & ya save the frog. Good job

@Dirtmonkey

5 жыл бұрын

Thanks Nicole!

I would love to see what it looks like now!!!!

Sketchy slopes? 8 foot weeds and brush? Hidden stumps and logs? Hidden wash outs and a million other sketchy hazards? Welcome to my world, road side mowing 😂

That little frog is a beautiful shade of green. The only tree frog we have in Michigan is the gray tree frog. They have a splash of bright yellow on the underside of their back legs. Other than that they have excellent camouflage for blending into tree bark.

what a beast

Cool man 😎👍

@Dirtmonkey

5 жыл бұрын

Thanks for watching Daniel!

The universal sign for big log also goes for big rock.

Had those tires on my 4 wheeler. Good tire

You’re a good man Stanley! I always try to avoid killing any frogs, snakes or whatever, for no reason. Not always successful, hate to think about all the ones that I’ve killed and never knew about.

I want this!!!

We had those same tires on our golf cart.

I would save the frogs, toads, and squirrels. The bloody snakes can go through the blades.

@bcubed72

5 жыл бұрын

Snakes eat rodents. Way more people have died from rodents than have ever died from snakes.

@youtoober2013

5 жыл бұрын

Squirrels? Really? When have you ever had to escort a squirrel out of harms way? A baby rabbit... maybe. Most mammals will run from a mower, even most rodents. Frogs try to hide, like snakes, they stay perfectly still, then try to jump away last second into the blade. I want someone to invent a device you can put on your lawn as a deterrent to all living things in the grass. You would set it 15 mins ahead of time, have it on a schedule or make it remote activated. Then when you arrive to start cutting all the animals have already dispersed. Would be perfect for the entire agriculture business really. It's actually the only thing I hate about my job, taking the life of innocent animals. It's the only aversion I have in all of landscaping. If I couldn't foresee taking the time to move animals out the way, I take the time to bury them responsibly. I've even personally nursed some back to full health! Being in our position you're really forced to weigh efficiency against simple decency. In my opinion and personal reflection, I've found that it's more worth it to spend the time.

@flash1259

5 жыл бұрын

@@youtoober2013 We once had a cat named one ear. I went out to mow the circle drive one weekend. The mower was already out so I just started it where it was sitting. When I moved the mower there sit a baby kitten less one ear. After that I made a point to move the mower before I started it.

@youtoober2013

5 жыл бұрын

@@flash1259 Lucky bastard. Great namesake.

I wish you would do before and after. Like when there's grass and all finished.

***Thumbs up keep up the good job***

@Dirtmonkey

5 жыл бұрын

Thanks Mr. Grey!

The Ventrac is Nice and all, I really Liked it, Had chance to try it out for little bit at a home and garden show couple months ago. Problem I have Just expensive. Too Expensive for me to get, but i still like them. perhaps one day years and years from now. they Might be cheap enough for me to get one.

Try Tri-clone trimmer head on your next heavy weed eating day's, it's a BEAST! Tangle-free, save time and easy to use

As a farmer who is stuck with one if these. I will say this. Their customer service is IMPECCABLE, they have stood behind their product 125%. However the equipment is junk..... constantly breaking, belts go all the time, soends more time being fixed then actually working. Our 40year old 650 with a brush hog and chains on the tires would handle that no problem.

Nice quote :-) I would had been over your pricing by about 1500

Tractor and a brush hog... Lol why are you using a zamboni to mow something like that? 😂

6:30 "you destroyed my house, mowed my familly and obliterated my whole world"

Well those seem like cool machines, why not use a smaller tracked skidloader with a bush hog? That way those trees are near the issue.

@dippst

5 жыл бұрын

because he likes pushing machines beyond their limits.

@animenut69

5 жыл бұрын

Also use this as an advertising demo

@FRRitter

5 жыл бұрын

My thought also - heavy duty brush mower on front of tracked skidloader.

@calholli

5 жыл бұрын

All he had to do is scrape it from the start, mowing was just for fun.

@dalebargen

3 жыл бұрын

Investment for your idea = $100k+. Ventrac = $25k and many uses. They are a great machine!

This looks like one of the jobs I've mowed that measured an average of about 27 degree slope, plus large rocks, washouts, unseen fall-offs and unpredictable holes buried among thick brush and nasty sticker-bushes that were 4-7 feet high. It was my most challenging job, even with the Ventrac. Had to mow it 5 times over to produce acceptable results, so I suggested to the customer that it should be mowed more often. After seeing the results, the customer asked if I thought he could just mow it himself with a standard riding mower.

Who gives a f about the mower!!! I’m worried that Rickey will forget about the deck and step out after a nice bowl of gorilla glue😂😂😂. Thanks Stan😃😃😃

Should have also used a power rake after the mowing to grade it

Has a flail mower attachment available for the machine ? Maybe work better for stumps and log strikes ?

I also use my 1972 John Deere 1020 with my 6 foot Bush Hog and 102" finishing mower. If it gets slick I grab the Ole Zetor 5245 and let er eat as we say down in Chucktown South Cakilak.

that slope looks like a lot of our fields in TN. i've had to drive a Kubota L5030 up, down and across slopes like that.

@glennwyant9533

5 жыл бұрын

I've recently bought some land like that, and am new to bush hogging... any tips on how to do it safely? I've managed to brown my shorts a couple of times near the creek bottom...

@CoalChrome

5 жыл бұрын

Glenn Wyant well, if you can’t afford a ventrac or specialized equipment, a small stout tractor with fluid tires (for extra stability) would work. 4-wheel drive would be a good idea to look for. And if the tires can be moved out, I’d recommend to do so. If the areas are really steep, going up and down rather than across is good

These guys seem to know what they're doing. That hill was a challenge.

Is it just the way the video looks or it that mower missing alot on the downhill pass? Looks like it's just pushing debre caught up in the mower

I commend you on your frog etiquette. I run heavy equipment and if I can get a small critter out of harm's way, I will. But there are casuties

Once took a leaf blower to a green (on golf course) with thousands of young frogs. Just barely hopping out of the adjacent pond. What a terrible thing to think some might just cut over them with the reel.

The biggest problem with the finished project…..the owner will need to buy a ventrac to maintain the property now👍

No problem mate I enjoy ur videos u could put a hydraulic flail on the skids track them ventrax tractors are just out here in the UK and Ireland but they won't take off here there old fashioned belt driven attachments and u can't put implements from other makers on them there alot of money for a 1 track pony

@Dirtmonkey

5 жыл бұрын

Thanks for the comments Noel and thanks for watching form the UK!

Get like five people all with some medium duty power clippers you could also probably do it in a weekend but this seems much easier

You should do a follow up

@Dirtmonkey

5 жыл бұрын

Possibly, thanks for watching !

So dope

@Dirtmonkey

5 жыл бұрын

Thanks! Appreciate you watching!

Catapillar skid steer with the bush hog can’t beat it with a stick

@Ole_CornPop

4 жыл бұрын

Forestry head is a little more omnivorous when it comes to brush with stumps and rocks and other small obstructions.

I need one of these I have a small area of what used to be a bush and vines that nothing seems to work I weed wack it then it comes back in a couple weeks it's insane.

You need a 110 hp tractor an a 15 ft bush hog for that lol

That ventrac is sweet. Don't like tha belt drive vs pto though. Tractor and bushog would knock it out quickly. Then push up stumps an grade w bobcat or mini-ex. But tjst thing worked

I honestly liked the look of the hill being untouched better. The Natural look