You got this!

Good luck on your journey brother! Richard proenneke did it for over 35 years alone. "One man's wilderness". You got this.

Listen to this original song written about the mountain wilderness. DON'T GO UP TO THE MOUNTAIN TOP WITHOUT ME (C)2006

1 inch hole

You’re building a purple martin box. Swallows eat mosquitoes. Purple martins eat lots of insects, but not mosquitoes. You should change your title to “Building a purple martin box.”

Muy bueno el vídeo

I think you need to have some distance between the boxes, to avoid the fighting.

Great job! Hope to see videos when birds moved in!

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Can you give an update on how this held up and how they worked for barn swallows

Thank you for sharing your knowledge.

Liked and subscribed. Neat design.might try out that design some day. I forge these quite often on my channel. Take care.

Great job. Very informative. Just purchased 50 1 day old heavies. Can’t wait till their 2 months old.

Purple Martins don’t fight too much, but they are terrible about trying to claim two holes per pair.

The holes look a little to big brother . Hopefully you don’t have Sterling’s and European House Sparrow . Purple Martins are also swallows .

Thanks for the download. I appreciate you fellas living the life. Be safe! Peace...

How long do you let them bleed out for?

1-3\8" for tree swallows

Thank you for sharing. Very informative.

Thank you

Instructions unclear. Butchered my side chick. Cut into the guts.

Thank you we are making a cone as we speak. Love the Video. And God Bless you 😇

Great video, and thanks, only if you could get a little closer with the camera when cleaning the bird up. But great video! Thanks.

2 and 1/4 too big for swallows. It allows predators like house sparrows and european starlings access.

No need for boiling anything carved from green wood just let it dry in a cool airy place and olive oil is a bad choice for finishing as it goes rancid better to use natural linseed oil or walnut oil

The video in a nutshell. “This pack is awesome”, “this pack is a good good pack”. Nothing more, nothing substantial, nothing about the features. This video was a waste of time.

Live in bear territory...gangland...military habit? Curious about the sidearm while framing for swallows!

Consider yourself lucky. We have a twenty-four hour check law where I live. I think it's for the best. There's never a reason to let an animal suffer, and I've even had Conibear traps and snares, especially snares, catch animals in ways that just made them suffer, rather than killing them. I learned to set snares so I almost always get a kill, or miss the animal entirely, but many don't know how to do this, and, sadly, this includes some of the most influential people on KZbin. A Conibear seldom fails, but I've a beaver get its paw into a 110 trap, and couldn't pull loose. And can you explain why and how a river otter apparently backed into a Conibear so only its back legs were caught? I've also caught several cats when my trapline was miles and miles from the nearest people. Anyway, I don't believe foothold traps should ever go more than twenty-four hours, unless they're used in a drown set. I finally learned how to catch pretty much anything with a Conibear or a snare, though they have their own dangers. An animal caught in such a trap is dead, and if it's the wrong animal, you can't release it.

This was the first video of yours I have watched. Good video and God Bless to you as well, from another N ID trapper.

Well said! amen brother!

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thanks for up loading an interesting video

I am sure that you will find good way to make it on woodprix Webpage.

When you go to cut it in half use the cutting shelf between the horn and the face of the anvil

Check woodprix handbook if you want to make it cheaper and better.

AMEM! And GOD BLESS ! May the GOD of Heaven Bless You, Me and the Real U.S.of A.!!! Logger John.

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you could just use a cleaver on the heads or any heavy chopping knife the take it's head off faster

Hay Glen; Had to resub ya as google took in upon themselves to delete all my subs, I'm Back. Happy Trails From The Maritimes In Canada ATB Terry God Bless

Check WoodPrix handbook if you want to make it cheaper and better.

If you want to build it yourself just google for 'woodprix' . I know you'll find good solutions for your idea.

Great to see that WoodPrix has new instructions to save my money and energy to build it.

How your going to clean them you can t not open the top?

thanx brother, really good, im new to this so this was a great help...

Boil in milk not water the Glacein found in water based paint is absorbed by the wood but there's no need really as spoons and bowls are so thin they usually dry without problems as for the olive oil that's a no no it will go rancid better using Tung,Danish,Flax or walnut oil.

good i like it...

I need a spoon like that! I plan on fermenting chicken feed and need something to stir everything. I need to ask hubby if he has the right tools for me to do this. :)

Wish you would've done a close up on the part of making the incision. I will be butchering my first round of chickens in June and want to make sure I do it correctly. Thank you for your video. Oh and stupid question... is your last name Troyer?