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[@RCAFpolarexpress]

Great video Sir 😊 I learn for the first time about the red dots on the tree's 👍😊

[@jonascap]

Great start to a Saturday morning!

[@GPOutdoors]

Cheers Jonas! Enjoy your weekend!

[@LouisianaTractorworks]

I don't hunt any more but I use too, and like everything else. There's a place and a time for it, and it's not close to any dwelling. I don't blame you GP! Who wants pullets flying through their house! Have a good weekend!

[@GPOutdoors]

Thanks John! You too - good luck getting everything back to normal down there. Cheers!

[@FunkMasterJunk]

"You tell your kids to hit the floor!" Love it GP!

[@GPOutdoors]

LOL! True. :))

[@bobpurs]

I’ve been hunting all my life but would never think of going on someone’s property without permission. Good idea with the red dots, now there is no question. Had trespassers on my property before and is posted. Not very happy when I see them. Good luck this year GP , hopefully they will stay away.

[@gilleslevesque284]

Morning,GP it is a beautiful day. Here in NB it is also very beautiful the forest are colorful. I have guite a few maple trees and everyone is a different color . Just gorgeous. Cheers.

[@GPOutdoors]

It's a beautiful time of year Gilles. Love the change! Enjoy it.

[@OurGreeneAcres]

Hey Gord gotta love fall starting to get a few hints down this way as well. I can’t believe how people just assume they can go wherever. I have never been one to participate or support that. I couldn’t enjoy myself doing anything if I know I’m in the wrong anyway. While I got you I have quick question, when you do the giveaways where do you get the comment selecting tool? Take care brother.

[@GPOutdoors]

Morning Ben - it is an online tool and is free. Just google KZbin random comment selector and you will see it come up. Hope that helps - take good care!

[@GlobalGuardian]

Up here in Northern N.B., we use a combination of red circles, no trespassing signs in both official languages and trail cams set up at known entry points to our properties. Works pretty well and with the cams it’s added proof if there are any denials from those who are caught attempting to cross our lines. Thanks for the videos, good luck with the hunters.

[@jh9855]

GP, I have the same issue on my property of people hunting without permission. I do allow hunting for a few friends, and they are very responsible. Not something I wish to do. Good luck keeping people off. I've had to chase off people on ATV's, people on horses, and had to rescue a drunk driver who drove off of the end of my runway. Glad to see you are using your tractor. Wait till winter. You'll love the cab! Thank you for sharing.

[@GPOutdoors]

Thanks for sharing jean! Much appreciated. Yup, already using the heat in the early mornings here. And it sure is nice. Have a great week out there!

[@chuckreasy1003]

Hey Gp, I really enjoy hunting. I really appreciate the way you delivered your complaint. Thank you for your respect for others. I do respect other peoples land and would stay away if I saw your signs. Thanks again for your perfect delivery! I hope other hunters respect it as well.

[@GPOutdoors]

Thanks Chuck! I appreciate your comments very much. I am happy for those that enjoy it and appreciate your thoughtfulness. Good luck this season!

[@rohoroyarrington3224]

Hey GP I just posted signs that say "If you can read this you're in range", lol just kidding. Hope your efforts pay off please let us know how it goes. I also love this time of year, I plan on stacking more firewood today and doing general cleanup and prep for winter. Most of the forecasts that I have seen for October are showing a much colder month for our area. Please share coverage of the color change and the change into winter. I really like the clip of you walking with a light snow falling that you have in your intro. Have a wonderful week, cheers

[@GPOutdoors]

LOL! I need one of those signs, Roy. I will for sure. I hear the sane - early cold so I need to get busy. Have a great weekend out there and hope you enjoyed today out there stacking!

[@MetaView7]

Red Dot -- Learned something new and useful. Thanks !

[@RandomWoo]

GP... Your new tractor dragging around that little ramshackle harrow is like a Clydesdale dragging around a Radio Flyer wagon. Time to do some welding or upgrade to a proper unit! Hah!

[@GPOutdoors]

LOL! I remember the old red wagon - it's a classic! Cheers Brett!

[@profdave2861]

Gord, as you noted near the end of the video I think you need a bigger harrow to match that lovely new tractor! 😏. That LX could pull a 6 footer with no problem! Cheers!

[@GPOutdoors]

LOL! It looked a little puny back there Dave but hey, it was free to borrow - just took extra passes - ok, a lot of extra passes. :))) Take good care!

[@profdave2861]

You certainly can’t argue with “free”, especially when it’s only used once or twice a year! I suppose the other.benefit is getting more seat time in that comfy cab 😁. Have a great day, Gord!

[@rasheedvionaz8558]

Good morning! 🌅 Good evening from Phil's 🇵🇭🇵🇭... Have a great day ahead..

[@iceroad416]

great!

[@450rmaniac]

Fun fact we learned for our mountain property, you have to actually sign and date the no trespassing signs in order to make them valid. The judge in the area said the signage has to be verified or renewed each year.

[@GPOutdoors]

Thanks Dakota. Some good info for folks. Take care and all the best!

[@tomfillmore9710]

good video hope that works for the birds not eating the seeds and the hunters off your land not only that but if they did see something and shoot at it could be in line with you house thanks for sharing have a great day

[@edwardkenny2356]

Good morning, GP. Autumn. My all time favorite season also. Nice job with the seeding, hope the birds stay away. Enjoy your weekend 🙂

[@GPOutdoors]

You too Edward! Have a good weekend!

[@Cinder2008]

I enjoyed, as usual. I have spent a lot of time in the woods camping. The sportsman hunter wasn’t the concern. The hillbilly poachers were the worry. I would hear them out at night.

[@nanomaine]

Great info on the No Trespassing paint, I didn't know. Here in Maine, the paint color is purple. I just ordered the correct purple paint from Amazon, thanks again for the info!

[@olddawgdreaming5715]

Good morning Gord, we know what you’re going through up there with inconsiderate people (outlaws) !! They’re stacked through our country too. AND THEY ARE GETTING WORSE. Hopefully some will see the light someday? You’re getting ready for winter and it appears to be right around the bend. We might have a little more cold this year, nothing we can’t handle though. You all be safe up there. Thanks for sharing with us.

[@GPOutdoors]

Good day Fred! Yes indeed - several forecasts are calling for an early one, so I best get to work. LOL. Be well and safe - all the best!

[@JeepinMaxx]

Great info on the hunting laws in your area! BTW - those beaver "spikes" wreck tires on our Jeeps & 4wheelers!

[@GPOutdoors]

And tractor tires too, I think Frank. LOL. I best head out with a saw. Cheers!

[@rodneyross5282]

In Texas, the color is purple, I love to hunt. However, I like you and many others do not want them hunting on my property. I have a place to hunt no problem there. I love your attitude on hunting. Also, I beat you to the seeding. I seed then go over it with 1-1-1 fertilizer and have a beautiful winter yard. Wishing you good luck on your endeavor. I enjoy your videos, wishing a wonderful weekend.

[@GPOutdoors]

Thanks so kindly Rodney and great that you enjoy it. We have literally hundreds and hundreds of acres of Crown land very near by, so lots of places for folks to enjoy. LOL. But hey, I got it seeded - just a wee bit late. :)) Have a great season and best of luck on the hunt!

[@CapeAnnImages]

I started reseeding last week. First time I ever had to do it because of the dry Summer we had. But I notice you did it in reverse. I "roughed up" the ground before adding seeds. The ground was like concrete and all I had to break it up was a gravel rake! I'm envious of your spreader, all I got is me carrying a bag of a sun/shadow blend using a solo cup! Best Regards, Jay

[@alainamyotte6127]

Hello Gord. Great idea to paint the sign, doesn't damage the tree with nailing a sign in the tree. One suggestion to make it more visible would be to paint a section of the trunk white before using the template. The red on white would really pop. I see your first modification for using the rear hydraulics. It would be cold spreading sand with the back window open in the winter. Have a good week. Alain

[@GPOutdoors]

Morning Alain. That is a good idea. I should have sprayed some white around it. Good call for next time. Yup - have to think about what I am doing on that spreader. Have a good week out there!

[@peterkober6758]

G P good morning we in Wisconsin have of the same problems with hunting the real problem most hunters respect your property but the few reck it for the real hunter's over seeding is tuff if you have some lawn you worry about wrecking your lawn thank you God Bless All PaK

[@NHHalKnowsHow]

Another interesting and informative video from GP Outdoors! Gord, you should drag that harrow behind the seeder and kill two "birds" with one stone!

[@GPOutdoors]

Now that's a great idea Hal. The hitch on the back of the spreader will take 1200 lbs I believe - I could have hooked it up behind. Thanks! In the bank for next time. Cheers and enjoy your weekend!

[@Scotty777]

Small de-thatcher works great for working in grass seed. Check out Good Works Tractors channel. He just did a few videos on over seeding. Love your channel!

[@GPOutdoors]

Morning Bill. Thanks for the tip. I watch Courtney for sure and saw his videos. Thanks for letting me know - Cheers!

[@BradMyers]

As another user pointed out, purple is what is required here. You post your main entrances to the property and then go along the edges and use purple paint to mark and designate no trespassing. We have hunted on our property and let a few other family members bow hunt on the property. Yet, in general we don't allow people to hunt on it.

[@jamesr5844]

I agree.. I thought purple was the international color for private property.

[@perrimnell4178]

No there's no international mark or color. My trees are marked with a red stripe all the way round it. The woodcompany thats are next to me had temporarly marked there land with yellow plastic ribbons. Here a tree marked red, purple, with a stripe or an axe mark can also mean that its gonna take down. This are in Scandinavia.

[@bwillan]

Good on you for finding out how to properly mark your property as a no hunting zone. Be sure to update as as hunting season progresses to see if your markings were effective this hunting season.

[@GPOutdoors]

I will for sure - thanks B! Enjoy your weekend!

[@Living-The-Dream]

Similar marking law here.....but it is a Purple paint mark. They got tired of the mess the old yellow paper poster markings were making. I think the markings are to be around 100 feet apart. 👍🤠

[@domenicmaiani3795]

Here in Idaho, red or "hunter" orange, minimum of 400 square inches must be visible from off the property. I think the maximum spacing between signs or paint is 200 feet, if visibility allows. I only have an acre but will have to learn the specifics when I get a larger plot of land. Thanks for another entertaining and informative video!

[@jimmcknight3021]

I'm disappointed that people would not respect your wishes for your property. I do hunt and fish and shoot trap and skeet, but it really is pathetic when people don't respect your wishes and trespass on your property and hunt when they're not supposed to! I wasn't aware of the red dot, but in this part of the country of Arkansas Texas and Oklahoma people mark their property with purple paint which means do not trespass. I enjoyed your hints for grass planting and I will need to look in to what works well in our part of the US. Keep up the good work and get ready for winter.

[@GPOutdoors]

Thanks Jim! I appreciate you sharing your thoughts.Good luck this coming season. Cheers!

[@golfer963]

Good morning ☕ GP. Nice video.. my Philosophy on hunting if you kill it you eat it.Don't kill it for the hide or the rack and leave it woods

[@deanbarr5740]

I have the same problem. I've put up signs, only to have them torn down. I've had my fences cut. We too, have the paint rule but it doesn't seem to work either. My property is in the midst of a 500 acre Lease and every year theres a party of about 13 people that think its their right to drive deer thru my property. I don't trespass on their leased ground, but i don't hunt. So I don't have any reason to go on their side. But even if I did hunt I'd obey the trespass signs.

[@VideosfromNH]

I have a friend in Vermont who posts signs with "No hunting without written permission" and posts them within view of each other. That way people can't claim they missed a sign or walked between them. He only issues permission slips to locals and friends on a one year basis that he renews each year. Still, even when we are there, we see people pull over on the road and check out the area. Ugh. :( Watch out for poachers.

[@ronalddean4834]

I know what you mean G.P. it's ashamed the people who can't follow the rules, ruin it for everyone. I don't hunt either but I don't mind someone else who does as long as they're following the rules. We have the same problems in VA. Your right spring and fall are beautiful as far as color but they are the busiest two seasons of the year. Have a wonderful weekend thanks for sharing

[@GPOutdoors]

Cheers Ronald! We'll see if this helps any this season.

[@iradi8fortheusa1]

GP, I was wondering if you miss the open station on the B2601 at all. I live in a snow belt and can appreciate the warmth of a cab, but I feel that I am more aware of my surroundings on my open station B2601. Just looking for your opinion. Thanks for the great videos Cheers

[@GPOutdoors]

Hey good evening Howard. Yes, I do miss it sometimes. I miss being able to jump on and off it easily, especially when in the forest. I miss the fresh air on my face and the sounds all around me. Honest. I miss not worrying about tree branches hitting my ROPs. But I am definitely at a point where having. heat and AC are becoming more important- age has kind of snuck up on me. LOL. Thanks - great question. Have a great week!

[@christhomas9837]

Gord I too don't have a problem with people hunting, to each their own. I built a new house 2 years ago and it's in an open field. Last year my mom who lives with me, 92, came to get me. She had 2 very small holes right beside each other in her bedroom window. She asked me if this was caused from a bullet? Doing my best to convince her it couldn't be because it would have gone through both panes of glass I think she knew it was. I asked a couple of friends of mine that hunt and their guess is someone was bird hunting and fired into the air and it hit the window. Scary how thoughtless people can be about their surroundings. There are deer stands on the lands south of me but all the hunting area is lower than my house.

[@GPOutdoors]

Morning Chris. That's a little too close for comfort. And worrisome. Happy you all were not harmed. Be safe and all the best!

[@Truthseeker24991]

Great channel! QUESTION: What is the adapter hitch that you have that takes the multi ball hitch receiver. I saw one of the multi ball mount with the hook but I need a back hitch attachment as a receiver. BTW, I just purchased a LX3310 and love it. I have a quick hitch but would like to get a hitch like yours. Could you direct me on the name and vendor? Thanks

[@GPOutdoors]

Good morning and congrats on the new tractor Jim! The actual multi-ball hitch with the hook, you can get from Canadian Tire or Princess Auto. The actual receiver or to bar that goes on the 3 point hitch for the tractor is a BECO unit - I got it from Farmer Equipment Sales here in Ontario ( they have a website of the same name) - I also have an Adams hitch I got from the Kubota Dealer. All the tow bars have a standard 2" receiver on them. Pros and cons : the Adams hitch has a few spots for wrapping chains or attaching chain hooks. The BECO model does not, but it has two receivers on it - one low and one high (but no hooks or spots for chains to be attached. Hope that helps! Enjoy the new tractor!

[@mitch_smith]

Odd how so many rules apply in all parts of the world, just in slightly varying elements. Red, purple, orange, yellow, all effectively mark boundaries, in different areas. It's easy to trespass in the woods so I'm glad to see you marking your property. Hunters, of which I play at occasionally, are appreciative of those markers. In my area, I find most errors of boundary occur due to misunderstanding. Oh sure, there are those who do it intentionally, but most hunters are quick to point them out, as it gives that group a bad name. A good hunter knows the lay of the land he is on, whether you can see a house or not, you should know it's there from maps.

[@danielrobert1680]

I had the fellow that owns the property next to mine putting deer seed about a hundred fifty yards on the my property, because mine was cleared and his was not and they set up a shooting line from his property onto my property oh, I never spoke to the neighbor due to I'm not being there when I'm there, but I did mark my property many different ways, where I am from as far as I know there's no standard for marking, but trust me he knew he was not on his property after I marked it :-)

[@williamwilson5127]

I have an ancient set of harrows, both chain and spike types. They are drawn by a long bar that has a rod on one end that goes to the drawbar, and a chain on the other end that goes to the drawbar, thus allowing you to turn without getting caught in the tire. Anyway, looking at that single spike harrow section in action, you could likely pull two sections without losing maneuverability and cut your time by about 40%. Also, those harrows are pretty good for touching up gravel driveways without having to dig them up too much with blades and scarifiers.

[@donmcconnery5080]

Good morning Gord. I hunt along with a group of friends in Alberta where we have several thousand acres. The land is posted, some of it fenced and thanks for the great cup of still every year we have to deal with poachers. None of our group hunt deer and we have gone to great lengths to let people know that we will give permission to hunt deer. Moose we do not permit and Elk can be hunted if none of us are there, but very few hunters come to ask permission yet every year we have issues.

[@donmcconnery5080]

Don't know how the coffee comment got in there

[@larrycainjr]

Hi, GP. I was looking at your three point hitch receiver adapter. Are you carrying your ball mount using the top link pin?

[@GPOutdoors]

Morning Larry. I just use that spot for storing it ( I had the pintle hook on the bottom). I use the bottom receiver when towing. But this receiver is nice having two spots. Cheers Larry!

[@lalalalala9649]

Where i am at its purple paint so i painted 6 inch line around the trees about 6 foot off the ground along my property line

[@peterkoster5053]

If you hear gun shots on your land. Go and find the loudest fireworks you can and when they shoot by your house just light a firework off and they will know you are there and close by. Lol

[@carmineciampi5921]

GP do I see rear remotes? I know is previous episodes specifically #310 you mentioned you opted not to and it looks like there there now or is that something else next to the triangle.. I am waiting for my LX2610 and I am debating on getting them now instead of later... let me know, love the vids, cant wait to take delivery

[@GPOutdoors]

Morning Carmine. Yes indeed - had an opportunity to have them installed and decided to do so. Many good suggestions from folks for having them - dump trailer, top and tilt kit, wood splitter, hydraulic rear blade, hydraulic box blade, hydraulic broadcast spreader, ditch mower etc which need hydraulic connections so decided to get them after all. Good luck and congrats on the new tractor - let me know how you like it! Cheers!

[@carmineciampi5921]

@@GPOutdoors let me ask you...did you have it done my Kubota or after market? All the configurations, float.. detent.. what did you go with? My LX is arriving for build this week and I figured I'd ask you since you now have it. Any guidance is appreciated Thanks

[@GPOutdoors]

Good morning Carmine. I had one normal and the other one has a detent. If you are thinking of it I would offer it is best to have them put it in ( I did). In order to get the valve bodies in, the inside of the fender has to be cut and getting those parts in there was awfully tricky. Good luck!

[@noral101]

I enjoy watching your videos, you are a very good person! How many acres are you taking care of in Ontario? I need one of those poly spreaders for my tractor.

[@henryrodgers3409]

Great video Gord . I used to hunt deer every year . In 2007 I had a real nice buck in my sights . At that moment I could't pull the trigger . Don't know what happened to me but I just couldn't . That was the last time I hunted . Now It's just metal targets . I remember when you got your property surveyed . It cost a buddle but now you know where your borders are . I hate tresspassers . Don't know why the OPP don't get involved in tresspassung . Aren't they supposed to enforce the laws . Is'nt that why they're getting paid . Call the MNR and see how long they take to show up . That's if they show up at all . Didn't know about the red dot in Ontario . Like many people have said a purple dot is used in many States .If a hunter doesn't keep up with the new rules that red dot might mean nothing to them .

[@larryceaser1706]

Just a little fyi in case you didn't know Go buy about two dozen dew worms from your local bait store and let them loose on your lawn They will eat thru the dirt and what they leave is "Fertilizer" and do this all summer until they go into winter hibernation Also leaves little tunnels for your moisture to get to the roots of your grass, flowers etc. Use this every spring as well as fall seeding An yes the damm birds enjoy fall seeding lmao

[@petedavis8701]

I think I would have gone over the grass area with the mower first to chop up the fallen leaves before casting the grass seed

[@RDavies126746]

When I first bought my property I found a hunters stand on the edge of my property overlooking my back pasture. I posted a no trespassing sign at eye level as he would sit in the stand. I then heard from my neighbors He then told them what a (insert vulgarity) I was and then mounted a trail camera watching my pasture in place of the stand. I visited that camera everyday and waved including working my dog in the pasture during hunting season. I never met this unknown Hunter but my persistence seemed to solve my problem. All he had to do was ask.

[@gusswenson7811]

Good morning GP. Yup winter is coming. Here the colors are incredible. Kinda surprised with how dry here it is. We are in a severe drought.. It is not good. So as a hunter I want to apologise for the few that disregard the common rules of hunting.. As a hunter it is infuriating to us because it is a privilege to hunt not a right and it can be taken away because of those individuals. Just like Snowmobiling going off trail when it is clearly make not to. And I am sure you know what I am talking about. All it takes is one.. The key word here is "Respect". Thanks for the reminder. Great Video.. Hey... Something for you to look into.. I was given one and I love it. A solar charger for your tractor. You can stick it to the right side door with the suction cups to mount it and then plug it into your cigarette lighter. Nice little trickle charger.. Oh and yes I leave the back window open all the time. Hahahaha Have a great rest of your weekend. Stay safe and always be kind. Cheers.

[@lowercherty]

The red dot or purple fences or whatever are not universal no trespassing warnings. In the USA it varies from state to state. In Minnesota it's a printed sign with the owner's name on it.

[@GPOutdoors]

Thanks B. Excellent info to share. Enjoy the rest of the weekend!

[@philswords6390]

Because of the unknown regarding hunters and intentional or unintentional trespassing/ hunting , you may wish to add some flash orange to your fall/ winter outdoor wardrobe/ gear. Better to see you as a non target! Good luck.

[@GPOutdoors]

Great suggestion Phil. A few neighbours always do. Cheers and thanks!

[@lowercherty]

Very good idea, especially during deer season. A light vest to go over a jacket and a hat are cheap insurance. When my kids were young we wouldn't let them go outside in the fall without them. Wife and me too.

[@gettintheresafelywithpatf2869]

Hello Gord, quick question... Who is involved with splitter wars this year?

[@GPOutdoors]

Hey Pat. I don't know to be honest. I won't be myself, but I believe Roger (Tractor Tech) is working on coordinating one at some point. Have a good week!

[@gettintheresafelywithpatf2869]

GP Outdoors now that is a surprise, your not going play with your friends!lol well I guess we need to let others have a chance also!

[@GrampiesWorkshop]

How's she goin'? Stopping hunters from hunting on your land is a chore for sure. Like you, I have no issues with hunters, but they should be mindful of where they are and respect the 'No Hunting' designations. Now having said that, I'd say 99% of hunters will do this, but it's the 1% that spoil it for the rest of them!!! BTW, your flag pole looks great!!! Take care!!!

[@coypatton3160]

Been a few years, as I actually no longer own the property, but more than once, I would from the house see people walking in the woods within view of the house! I would as politely as one can yell, tell them they were on private property that is posted and entirely too close to a home! It constantly amazed me how stupid they were, they would move a few feet, not be any more concealed and stop walking, still extremely visible! One group of three actual by there actions refused to leave. Well I convinced them, I tool a red dot shooting aid, a placed it on their bodies. Then yelled in 5 minutes it would be affixed to a firearm and be sighted in. They left. Then every morning and evening, I put several rounds into trees!

[@skeets6060]

I think you will find out it is not the locals, it is some joker from out of town! The OPP should be called at the very least

[@stephengmeiner3264]

It blows my mind that land owners have to spend so much time energy and money to post their property so hunters can aimlessly walk and hunt. The onus should be placed squarely on the hunters shoulders to know where they are. I believe if they want to hunt Then they should go buy acreage and hunt on their own land.