24-Hour Forest Planting Challenge | Wranglerstar

[@iceman22m]

Thank goodness that KZbin took this chance to explain to me all about climate change! And how, by virtue of Simply existing, Richmond north of Richmond have determined that my existence warrants a huge tax in order to save the planet! I just love how money can fix anything in this industrious world we all live in!

[@JG-yk6ny]

Money can fix it, just not in the hands of any of the people who currently have it. We are giving the money to the very people and corporations that got us into this mess in the first place.

[@randomname3247]

@@JG-yk6ny Relax, the climate is fine. I think we are in a solar maximum with extra volcanic activity right now so it's a warm winter.

[@JG-yk6ny]

@@randomname3247 oh well I am glad you think that. What are you qualifications and can you please provide peer reviewed science to back up your claims?

[@eddiehenrard5251]

Cody, for what it’s worth, if you do use a parallel post hole boring auger, it will likely glaze any hole (especially with clay in it), blocking the tree’s ability to penetrate into the surrounding earth. After having this experience, and 90% death rate, I discovered a conical auger, specifically designed to minimise this. Happy planting from Autumnal New Zealand.

[@gradywray5391]

You can scratch the walls of the augered hole with a garden hand cultivator to help with this.

[@thesledgenz3071]

@@gradywray5391good tip!

[@wranglerstar]

Yes, great tip. definitely doing that.

[@dracoeugene]

"Mom are you okay? Do you need some help?" Such a sweetheart so excited and willing to lend a hand. Such a beautiful thing too see. You two must be extremely proud. God bless.

[@johndunbar2393]

It's always a blessing seeing Mrs. W, and Sweetloaf, make cameos. God bless the Wranglerstar's.

[@pauledwards9493]

All helping to keep that wet ground together and stable. It will be a beautiful sight.

[@reggierico]

Cody, I'm so envious of your tree planting project, but in my opinion, you should move those cedars back a bit from the river bank. I'm afraid that erosion and or a large melt off might cause the bank to eventually collapse and you'll lose those trees.?

[@777tjohn]

I came here to say the same thing. River Bank are constantly changing.

[@gerbutt]

I did think the same but just thought now that the root structure might help against erosion?

[@dallasbishop6519]

They grow that way along many rivers and tributaries in the PNW. I'm sure they'll be fine

[@jpeel2066]

Just found out we have half a million non native redwoods growing in the UK. Great video. All the best 🇬🇧.

[@cronixcritical3575]

This will be a sight to see in a 100 years…. That really puts in perspective how are we small compared to nature. From dust we became and to dust we shall return.

[@kermitfrog8340]

A fella might be tempted to plant 10 to 15 feet away from the river rather than mere inches, but hey at least you are planting trees. Enjoy watching your content.

[@gregporter4766]

By planting close to the creek he will hold the banks in and it from eroding.

[@totallynotdelinquent5933]

@@gregporter4766 that only works if the trees are established in the soil. when it's that close to the bank, it's too wet and weak to establish a proper root system. without bank supports, the trees will likely fail to thrive and die before they do anything.

[@BattleChemist]

"A man planting a tree the shade of which he will never enjoy..." Some see as a depressing phrase, but those who know, understand it as a phrase of hope and giving to the next generation. The valley has some lovely, loamy soil. Those trees should grow very well.

[@HunterTN]

No kidding, I was imagining doing that here with all the clay, you'd have to amend every hole to give the tree any chance. West Coast men are playing this game on easy mode.

[@johnycoho7830]

@@HunterTNI live on the West Coast. But our area is also very much clay

[@Crzyace28]

What a wonderful gift for your families continued happiness for generations to come. I especially loved how you included your daughter in this project. She will have wonderful memories of planting these trees with her father. The stories she will be able to tell her children will be epic. Thank you for inviting us along for the ride, and may god bless you and your family.

[@Robmancan1987]

We made a stand for our auger. Two 4x4 post buried and concreted with a hole drilled through each that line up with the tallest hole in the auger. We back it up shove a piece of rebar through it and it holds it just fine. If I could do one thing different it would be to get the post as close together as you can and still fit everything. Because it makes your rebar or steel rod stronger. Take the measurement while its on your tractor in the raised position. So when you take the weight off, it's easy to disconnect.

[@JonasBates]

The best way to plant a tree is to dig a wide shallow hole, spread the roots put radially, and fill it in only up to the root flare of the planted tree. Best if you can mulch, as well. More details necessary to donit properly. 95% of a trees health is determined on the day it was planted.

[@philipkrahn3259]

This reminds of the videos about the tree planting at the old homestead. Things have come full circle. It’s been a blessing to see your family grow

[@brianm9085]

This video deserves to be watched on a 65" tv, not a phone

[@coalknob]

this video brings back memories of your old place... enjoyed seeing your family spending time together!

[@tonybryant2905]

What a great family activity. Memories last a lifetime

[@shahbuyuk9405]

Missed this original format. Thanks, uncle Cody

[@butterylight]

Just planted about 50 bare root seedlings as well. Fir, western hemlock, mountain hemlock, and more. In 100 years it will be a paradise.

[@gakrazykajun]

Very cool project and great to have the family involved. The Loaf is growing fast....she will be a good helper.

[@HillsideHighlands]

That pallet rack for tractor implements is perfect!

[@cooders71]

I'm excited to follow this journey and watch these grow into large, healthy air/shade/food/ect producers. I'm a filthy east coast man and remember chestnut trees growing around here. Some day, I hope to see them flourish these parts again

[@hunterlanders5566]

Wonderful native planting absolutely amazing. Great future habitat for those after you to enjoy!

[@BrendanBrower]

I know Im an Eastcoast man , But could I recommend that you get a Hoedad or a planting bar. It makes light work of planting seedlings. I believe most forestry suppliers sell them. I am afraid that the auger will glaze the hole and the roots will have trouble thriving.

[@MitchellGouge]

Great video Cody, at 21 still trying to figure life out. But this makes me look forward to doing stuff like this with my future family

[@micahshelton4758]

I appreciate the quality of this video. That many camera angles must have taken a long time. Well done.

[@cooch5096]

Cody, you live the life any man could envy

[@adamriekert1984]

It's nice to help the tree by gently pulling apart its compacted, pot-shaped roots. And a giant hole for a tiny tree works wonders in easing it into the new soil.

[@Sunsetsonearth]

I love the tree planting but did anyone notice how many cords of wood he had in this video? That’s a true woodsman :)!

[@MattyBee_gardener_landscaper]

This content might not get a million views, but I’ll always love it and watch it. Thanks for sharing your passions with us. It really strikes a chord with so many of us.

[@sacha-rain]

I am rooting for all those natives trees you have planted in this climate of mass destruction of our forests here on Vancouver Island its always of value planting such beautiful trees on your own property knowing for as long as you live they will grow strong and old.

[@03bonneville]

Cody you and your family have been blessed from your years of hard work with an outstanding piece of property!

[@erikpearson5310]

Great to see you planting trees again. Also great to see your family again!

[@nickschonberger8340]

Inspiring to see a man teach his daughter with a firm hand. Honest fathering. Hope to give my little girl a swath of land and teach her the same lessons some day.

[@knightrider585]

Yay Mrs W! Thanks for giving us an accurate idea of the temperature out there.

[@jons5898]

I’ve been planting mainly fruit bearing trees and bushes for the past 3 years on my place in Idaho. For the struggle ahead, act accordingly 😉 !

[@waughwhitetail]

Chinese proverb: the best time to plant a tree is 20 years ago, second best is today.

[@commonsence8223]

It's only 5 years for apple trees lol

[@chaddelong6795]

I’m worried for the trees by the river in 20 years it’s gonna be overhanging like the tree next to it. Perhaps move it a little further away

[@DeadGothicRed]

Kind of a really wholesome video and I'm all here for it.

[@karsonbranham3900]

Nice job of putting in a good mix of trees. You will be probably able to cut some of that redwood (sequoia) before sweetloaf reaches 20 years. They grow fast with plenty of water and good sun. Will be great to,see how your garden grows, members even get some berries for Saskatoon jam!

[@billvandorn5332]

It sounds wonderful and looks wonderful that you're working as a family with the unit Integrity intact! I am somewhat mildly jealous however, I must rejoice and be happy for all of you! I am sort of surprised that there is no black locust for its exceptional. Growing, Timber and burning qualities. I'm compelled to ask you to research it.😊 I'm years behind my dreams and objectives but thank you for sharing some of the positive affirmations which help keep my dreams alive!

[@c-lope1950]

What an absolutely beautiful piece of property. I hope I can have something like this one day.

[@wranglerstar]

I hope so too!

[@rustydirt754]

Amazing variety right there

[@heartyhardare1389]

Great choice of shrubs and trees. Pine and cedar go so well together. Serviceberry, chokecherry, ... That will be a right fine retreat suitable for a fine steward as yourself.

[@talgreenberg3405]

I’m really happy to see you doing mass planting, this property definitely seemed too bare to me. These additions will create an awesome forest which will transform this place.

[@johnme7049]

Sweet Loaf is absolutely just the sweetest thing. You have the best job in the world Cody, being that darling little girls Daddy. Give her a hug for me please. And give Jack a handshake as well. God Bless you and your family.

[@brazilianbowhunterandrealc196]

Well done Sir! Way better than hours on speech’s at the UN talking about Global Warming BS! God bless you an your family!

[@fixing4fun]

Great video! Always good to see a project the whole family can do and enjoy. Where did you get your forest in a bag?

[@dejavu666wampas9]

Good job on the service berry choice. I grew up with them on the farm in northern Minnesota. We called them juneberries.

[@BroMorris0341]

Proverbs 24: 3 By wisdom a house is built, And by understanding it is established; 4 And by knowledge the rooms are filled With all precious and pleasant riches. 5 Mighty is the wise in strength, And a man of knowledge strengthens power; 6 For by wise guidance you wage your own battle, And delivery is by a great counsellor. Cody out here doing the Father's work on and offline. ...May HE continue to look over and bless you, your house, mind and spirit.

[@MyClutteredGarage]

Isn’t it amazing how much work we have to do before we start working? 😄

[@darkhorse4148]

I’ll never forget the day you got the Yanmar, nice to see her still around.

[@FoxfireProjects]

Great video. Miss this type of content. Glad to see spring has sprung.

[@Subsilent00]

Beautiful homestead and family, Sir and Mentor! That wide/flat bench board would make for an excellent slide into the river. Just don't walk back up it! You'll bust your butt. And if you want to know, I'll tell you why God didn't give Solomon wisdom!

[@mos629]

What a joyful way to spend a day ❤

[@UZI-Max]

Love the variety of your content ! You've got a new subscriber on your awesome channel . Greetings from the Netherlands 🇳🇱🤝🏻🇺🇲

[@ronsilva516]

I love it that you are planning native trees it the best thing and it will make a healthy forest because it will be a real forest not a mono forest 👍👍👍😎

[@TXSuburbanHomestead]

I'm doing something similar on our property in NE Texas. Very different trees, of course, but I'm curious what your expected survival rate is. We've been told, at best, for a property we're not living at to actively manage, the best we can expect would be 50%.

[@proudpennsylvanian330]

I have 350 spruce tree 🌲 seedlings coming 2nd week of April. They will become a two row screen around a ten acre field. These will provide privacy for wildlife in the field and great roosts for mourning doves and other song birds.

[@massmayhem5067]

Looks like Jack’s replacement is in training! 👍

[@danielj3010]

Love the new trees!!

[@roycarlson0517]

Good morning wranglerstar family ❤❤😂😂 thank you for posting this video. Im a huge huge fan of heavy equipment and this gives me the Fizzz🤓👍🏼😂😂

[@mattshaffer5935]

Maaaan! You and your family are doing great work! Thanks for sharing.

[@grantottaviano7445]

Hey there it is! Haven’t seen the Yanmar in a while!

[@gearheadted5110]

Nice variety you got there. I bought a bunch of bare root trees (doug fir, western cedar, hemlock) about 20 years ago for our little two acre place. It was a great deal for how many trees you get. The two biggest issues I had was keeping them all watered for the first couple of summers and avoiding them when mowing the tail grass. Cheers.

[@gearheadted5110]

Tall grass, haha.

[@creesetn]

I’m behind on the wranglerstar lore. What do the different hats and watch combinations signify? The KZbin topical context referencing UN climate change verbiage was fun.

[@derrickp]

A tool

[@timreid9556]

Hi Mrs W , nice to see you

[@coalknob]

Wranglerstar: "Let's plant some trees" KZbin: "yew guys wanna talk about climate change?"

[@samsachs6080]

@wranglerstar what was the brand of pomade that you use, it slipped my mind and I cannot find the video that you mentioned it in

[@wranglerstar]

Byrd,

[@samsachs6080]

Thank you much!

[@cooperhanson2961]

Loved the older style video!!

[@braidenketcherside5087]

He’s is living the dream

[@TSGEnt]

I do love the segues tho'. Ford F-250 to Honda baby truck to Yanmar tractor. That auger is handy. Sorry you had trouble with it. If it helps, I just use a shovel too. Those trees are beautiful btw.

[@rustyshackleford498]

Great to see the Sweetloaf and Mrs.W

[@xlargetophat]

The WRANGLERSTAR IS BACK

[@thorzyan]

I’m amazed Cody tolerates the Safety Sally backup beep!

[@dirtyknucklegarage4085]

Legitimate question cause I truly don’t know the answer. Why did it seem like you planted them so close together and so close to already established trees? I’m not educated on where to plant these trees or how they flourish.

[@iRA_mkb]

Adorable kid you have mate.

[@samsachs6080]

the view of mt fuji is wonderful in Washington

[@TKBedford]

You should make a plate for the yanmar front loader so it can also pick up the cat attachments Get all you front attachments and buckets on the same linkage

[@heatshield]

Now THATS what I’m TALKIN about right there! Set up thirty cameras. One of these days I’m gonna catch a forest of tripods in the background somewhere. LOL

[@billrowe4r]

I was just given 200+ Douglas Fir from a nursery worker. I need to get them in the ground!

[@dennik8374]

do you get many mosquitoes living beside a river? in the summer ofc

[@wisnoskij]

Why dont you compact the soil almost at all. That is very different from how I was taught.

[@HighSpinSwingSpeed]

You are so blessed 😊

[@mur9hy23]

This gives me the fizz 🔥 💯

[@A.Arechiga]

He's living my dream life.

[@StillTheJackyBear]

TY...

[@Nick-gi6ym]

The key is not to plant too deep. You’re planting some good native trees.

[@streetpunk99]

Some of those look way to close to the river though. I've done it myself not really thinking about how big the tree will grow down the road. I've planted pines to close to a hill side. They were wonderful trees for years until they grew to large then they eventually fell over the hillside. I could see sla few of those growing huge and eventually running out of room that close to the riverbank

[@whidbeyislandwaterfowl]

Nice to be outside 🎉 again

[@warriorson7979]

Sequoias are some cool trees.😌

[@streetpunk99]

Did you abandon the cold plunge and tent thing or am I missing the updates. I cood plunge myself and always liked knowing I had someone to suffer with

[@commonsence8223]

Maybe he wasnt getting enough views and stopped recording it.

[@marcross3197]

Do you know? I think there is nothing quite like feeling of a sharp spade into the ground. You know that feeling?

[@hickerbilly345]

I love wooden trees!

[@clemensweisenberger2695]

The sweet loaf is growing up so fast. You and the Mrs. are doing a great j9b raising her.

[@richrichy7558]

Your the best man.

[@699hazard]

A stihl post hole borer would be helpful for digging the holes

[@sociopathmercenary]

I keep arguing with myself about getting a tractor. Problem is that I really only need it a couple times per year and my local tractor dealer rents them for $100 per weekend, plus $59 delivery/pickup and 11% for insurance. I don't have any idea how they make money at those rates. $240 per weekend for a skid steer or excavator too. 😳 Must just be a way for them to establish relationships people in the local community so that when they do decide to buy something, that's where they go.

[@sociopathmercenary]

Deer destroyed about half of our trees last year here in Ohio. Thinking about using the grow tubes for the next batch. Anyone have any experience with those?

[@blackwarrior4426]

you can cut some of the roots off if there too long. there must be some trout in that steam!

[@gregfarina5364]

That was a cool relaxing video.