8/02/2024 Picked $135 profit in 2.5 hours Another secret Longleaf pine needles picking spot

[@TimberTramp]

So I’ve burnt about $1000000 worth of pine needles

[@LoveSumsItUp]

Me too, lol

[@cumberlandquiltchic1]

Long leaf pine needles are the ones they want. Difficult to find those Ling Leaf Pines, might even be a threatened species. Not many anymore.

[@DannyWalker247]

I have about $50k worth packed in around my bushes and shrubs. I live in Florida and have pines on the back of my property. I can rake a garbage bag full after every little wind storm. And I get them out of my gutters too.

[@ItsGluetimeyall]

People use these for mulch

[@librarymouse567]

😂 me too

[@SunnyStruck86]

Money does grow on trees 😊

[@MakeMoney777GR]

@@SunnyStruck86 yes apples oranges avocados Cherry's lemons

[@BunnyRabit-yo3lx]

😂😂😂❤

[@jamessouza7065]

YOU MUST KNOW MY DAD KNOWING THAT SAYING ITS A WRAP IF YOU ALWAYS SAY "SO'S CHRISTMAS" WHENEVER SOMEBODY YELLS YOU "COMING! " AFTER YOU SAY "HURRY UP "OR "LETS GO!"

[@doubleslit9513]

I *knew* my parents were lying to me!

[@NoNORADon911]

@@MakeMoney777GR I live in Florida, we are drowning in pine needles, who the heck is buying these????

[@44thala49]

People paying serious money for pine needles. I believe that I’ve just about seen it all now. To be fair, years ago I never thought that bottled water would be a thing either and I was definitely wrong about that.

[@jeffschmelzer1592]

I still cant believe people buy bottled water😅

[@MakeMoney777GR]

Yes 😁 delivered tons of it out of Poland springs in Maine when I was 18 wheeling 40,000 to 46,090 loaded of the product from main to new York new jersey Maryland Virginia up and down the east cost running for Western Express a great trucking company based out of Nashville TN with terminals in the northeast

[@katieandkevinsears7724]

A few years ago there was a girl selling her farts in jars. Some lonely guys were paying hundreds per jar. You really can sell anything.

[@LeonBelmont1000]

@@jeffschmelzer1592 Well, when city water is mismanaged by the government, it's a better alternative albeit it being more expensive. Obviously you could have home filtration, but some of those systems are like 500$+ and some aren't all that effective.

[@bamaman6297]

Bottled water has been around since the mid 1800's

[@tasha_05.22]

I moved to a property with a few black walnut trees, not realizing what the nuts (before harvesting) looked like. Once I did my research, I realized what I had. I absolutely love foraging for them, just around my yard. This will be my first year harvesting. I may keep them or try to sell them at the farmer’s market. No matter what, though, it gives me such peace of mind when I'm doing it. You're right and I say it all the time, it’s so important to love what you do for a living/earn money.

[@laceyjane4285]

Walnut trees sell for a lot of money. If you have enough room plant a few more trees. They are slow growing, depending on your age it could be a wonderful retirement nest egg, or money for your children or grand children. You wouldn't have to cut down all of them and in the meantime you have the opportunity to make money with the black walnuts. A good old fashioned corn sheller comes in real handy in helping to get the shuck off. Any wood cutting company would love to buy any trees. They were worth hundreds of dollars years ago when I was a kid. I am 62 now😊

[@mikuspalmis]

If you can find a male that grows a bud which is only a few days a year, the bud is supposed to be one of the best sources of dietary iodine. Make a tincture or oil based extract.

[@brett76544]

you should see how much a sapling goes for.

[@greybone777]

As a kid my grandmother sent us to the park to drag home numerous apple boxes of black walnuts because they were free.after days of hauling, hulling ,cracking with a hammer and picking meat we came up with about 3 quart jars of walnut meat . Delicious but English walnuts are way easier.

[@lorip1435]

The nuts are really hard to crack. A walnut saw will come in handy.

[@kf1439]

I feel like you giving away your secrets on the internet might just lead to too much competition! But I love this idea, thank you for sharing!

[@moneyman5eva]

He’s building up his audience so he can sell them a course on how to make a living selling pine needles

[@ABWeaver]

@@moneyman5eva Good Luck.

[@MakeMoney777GR]

no not trying to sell a course just spreading the word that you can make money doing just about anything growing trees picking Longleaf buying vintage books as grampa passed on and the grand kids donated all his books to the thrift store and sold his house And I came along in that thrift store and found some of those donated books one signed by the president Buy it fifty cents sell it two hundred and another signed by a famous actor from years gone by by it fifty cents sell it hundred ... check out my thrift for vintage books videos

[@moneyman5eva]

@@MakeMoney777GR alright thanks for the information, but I was just joking.

[@lmc2375]

​@@MakeMoney777GRI have no long leaf pines out my way, but do have tons of great books. I had sets of W. Churchill's books, 4 or 6 in a set. I sold them on Craigslist for 100.00 each set. They were free to me so, I included shipping in that $100 bucks. I didn't feel the need to be greedy. It was a nice haul. These days thrift shops here are charging more like $2 or 3 up to 5 a bk. I loved it when they were 4 for a buck. I did sell a ton of bks at garage sales. Most want them for nothing, but I once did have a guy that forked over $350.00 first. I let him take what he wanted - he filled 2 grocery bags worth. He came back and did it again with another $350.00. He spotted a few more on his way out and I just handed another bag to him to fill up as a gift. If he can make a couple hundred back, so be it. He was quite generous. I knew they were worth good money, but no time to deal with it beyond the initial estate sale held. If you ever spot, even in fair condition, "Guia Familia" by Pablo L. Martinez.- it's in Spanish, I would pay you $200.00 for it. It's out of print; likely never coming back into print. It's the ancestry of early Lower Baja, CA area families. Some of my early ancestors' history of one branch are said to be noted in it. Would love to read it. Might have a bit of what I don't already know. I know I will find it someday, just not where or when. Thank you for your video! 🙏❤💫💥

[@cdweber4547]

I subscribed!! My husband & I just recently started picking up toilet tank lids .. when we have our bulky item trash pu in our neighborhood. We started listing them by size on .. Offer up & fb marketplace for $20-25ea. You would be surprised how many people need them. They break and it’s hard to find replacements!! Great way to recycle & make $$ … and just like the pine needles, they are free!! Pure profit .. 👏 just a little time & gas. On our last haul, we gathered 25 just driving around our area. We are now working on gathering free scrap lumber to build storage racks for them. Next project will be .. used fence pickets for woodworking projects .. again free material to earn extra $$!!

[@MakeMoney777GR]

@@cdweber4547 good idea yes computers also for presiuos metals some places buy by the weight

[@farfromirrational]

Where are you finding toilet tank lids laying around? Or are you taking them off of toilets and creating the demand for your product 😂

[@cdweber4547]

@@farfromirrational I said that we are picking them up when our city has the bulky item pick up (twice a year). People put their large items out for pu by the city. Mattresses, Furniture, TV’s. Unwanted/broken items. There are always lots of toilets bc people tend to upgrade bathrooms after 10-15yrs.

[@farfromirrational]

@@cdweber4547 oh ok, Ive never had a bulky item pickup in my area so I didn't know what that meant. Now I do. Thx for the reply.

[@Lonerwolf420]

😂😂😂

[@carolyn3543]

another great video! glad that I subscribed. This past January, I started selling branches from my Curly Willow to help cover the property expenses...taxes, tree care, fruit tree fertilizer, etc. you are inspiring! thank you

[@Insert.Name.Here.]

Long leaf pines only grow in about 10 states. So yes, they sell but must be in mint condition and over 10inches long (the longer the more valuable)

[@johningle1]

What do they use them for?

[@hotpatootieblessmysoul]

​@@johningle1 making pine needle baskets

[@MAGATRON-DESTROY]

​@@johningle1basket weaving

[@JamesGillmore-k3m]

Question, can I glue the needles together and squeeze an extra 20% profit per bag

[@DanteAlahandro]

The old timers down here in Florida used to sell, hanging Spanish moss, to the citrus industry, they would pack citrus in crates and boxes with the moss as the equivalent of packing foam or packing peanuts.

[@kerrikolby6124]

I’m going to do this! Been looking for an alternative way for packaging my natural cleaning products. Perfect!!😍 thanks for sharing!

[@dinolemma]

@@kerrikolby6124the Spanish Moss is full of bugs

[@R37ARD3D]

@@dinolemmasounds like perfect job security secret. start selling an “all natural” insecticide combo pack too

[@kerrikolby6124]

@@dinolemma I would of course work on cleaning that! :D

[@avalerio0892]

First let it air dry- can use an old “pack n play” type thing with mesh sides. Then bake it at the lowest your oven goes. All good!

[@BabsofTheNorthStarState]

I just subscribed. I had no idea people make pine needle baskets even though I've seen them. This seems like such a relaxing way to spend time in the woods. Thanks for sharing!

[@jennifertx11267]

New subscriber. The date of this video is my Mother's birthday August 2, 1941...May She forever be the our Lord. I'm in desperate need of funds...I had no clue, something as easy, yet creative, and peaceful could generate extra money for food...You Sir have inspired me to really look at my surroundings more deeply..I love how you are repurposing nature towards someone else's art, craft, etc , the way you think is an artform in itself...your voice is very soothing too. Just what I needed at this moment. Don't know how I got here...yes, it was the date that caught my eye, but it was just listening to you that made me stay, and subscribe, despite the $50 offer, I haven't yet finished watching, I'm at 9:03 minutes in....now to the rest of the show...God Bless, and thank you even for this 17:39 minutes of my depressing state, you seemed to have a calming effect.

[@MakeMoney777GR]

Your Welcome can also sell trees to generate some cash Lemon Lime sell fast for 60 and i=up after reaching 18 inches or more same WITH golden bamboo and avocado Even the slow growing longleaf Pine cone picking starts in September through November 150 LONGLEAF SEEDS IN EVERY CONE AND THEY SELL FOR 10 FOR 5 DOLLARS

[@jennifertx11267]

@@MakeMoney777GR thank you sir. I'm recovering from spinal surgery, but I've been hiding every dollar I can, I'm stuck in a 34yr\s of abusive and trying to get a game plan together to get out. I know that's probably too much info but I got nobody to talk to..but I got my Faith! I'm 50 miles away from the Piney Belt hear in east TX but my truck running, but I'm very artistic I just needed the encouragement I got from your video and your reply!!! Thank you Sir.

[@jamespedigo8710]

I can’t begin to thank you enough for this information i’m currently in the situation to where I’m out in the country with no way to make money to get a car and better my situation I believe this is the ticket thank you so much!!

[@blvckAveli]

How's it going ?

[@gilgillenwater3177]

I can buy a bale of longleaf pine straw from Lowe’s for $7. I’m gonna be RICH! If this BS actually worked why would you do anything else?

[@DKFXCT]

If you have a cellphone you can do digital marketing.

[@ChickenScrape]

@@gilgillenwater3177 Small bale of pine straw at my Lowes is $84.99. Wheat straw is only $7. No BS in this. Ive heard of people baling pine needles for big profits. I need to talk to my neighbor and run my baler through his pine woods. LOL

[@deejaybeck3046]

I'd be interested learning more about your washing, drying, and packaging process. Subscribed!

[@MakeMoney777GR]

going to make a video on that

[@superjeffstanton]

​@@MakeMoney777GRyes do it

[@prophez23]

Just ran across your channel and subbed. That's a good lick. Good for you! Nothing better than making some extra money from what you gather in nature. I've been making pine needle baskets for decades and I've made a good bit of money from them. But my primary career is blacksmithing and custom knife making. But I still enjoy making a basket ever now and then. Living in the wilderness of northern New Mexico I'm never short on pine needles. Another good lick I do sometimes is going out in the woods and find elk sheds and sell them. Gold panning is really fun to. Great video and I look forward to watching more. Also hey if you read my comment here's another good idea for you if you can find really small immature pinecones like those that didn't get very far along around the size of say a dime or nickel size then you can sell them to for sewing on top of the lids of pine needle baskets and as well as on the sides for little handles and it looks great. Just another idea to be on the lookout for.

[@MakeMoney777GR]

interesting, and Thank You

[@callalily8888]

Certainly should offer that to his needle buyers as a nice addition to their baskets ❤ Great idea 💡

[@HunnyBee23]

As a fellow New Mexican, how many do you make and how much do you sell each for?

[@prophez23]

@@HunnyBee23 I only make them now for fun with my kids. But I used to make them all the time and sell them for around a hundred bucks for one like 8-10 inches in diameter and 5-8 inches tall. I've made some really big ones but I've found that the bigger they are they end getting damaged way too easy and the amount of time I'd have to put into them wasn't worth what I could get for them. I'd stick to making the ones I could finish in 3-4 days and get a 100-150 bucks for. My primary career now is in steel working I'm a professional bladesmith and blacksmith and I make way more money doing that than anything else I've done in the past.

[@dinolemma]

Your message has reached the person God intended 👏

[@75viking75]

What a dumb thing to say..

[@burchified]

I pulled 2 quarters out of my couch this morning. Took 2 seconds. That's 900/hr when you do the math. 😂

[@colleenposadas8415]

Yeah but is there a limitless supply of quarters?

[@shaypope4732]

Are they lady liberty quarters one sold for three million last week but not selling mines lol

[@shaypope4732]

​@@colleenposadas8415depends on the quarter's u collect

[@davidm1149]

@@shaypope4732 I'd seriously sell it. Money will soon be worthless.

[@MandoReyna-p2b]

Made the snot come out my nose as I was sipping green tea😂

[@LuisaLoren]

Thank you Gary for sharing. What a kind man❤❤❤❤

[@freshen-up4807]

Money doesn’t grow on trees lol I’ve always said they chop them down and sell them though and now this! Thank you sir for this. I love hiking and try to show my children options of life that leads to a truly enjoyable experience. You are brilliant!

[@MakeMoney777GR]

thank you

[@auberjean6873]

What a beautiful place. Thank you for explaining what you do. You're an inspiration! ❤

[@MakeMoney777GR]

You are so welcome!

[@THEGLASSMANSWORLD]

This is amazing!!! I do tons of yard work here in Albuquerque New Mexico and sometimes Live Stream when I do. We have tons of pines here in the high desert! I'm going to look into this! Thanks for sharing! I subscribed right away! I just harvested a Pine Branch yesterday to make a LiVE Stream on how to filter clean drinking water with it! That pine branch will filter the worst of water!

[@TFitz]

Tripping me out. I have about 60 100ft tall pine trees in my yard

[@fatonyalmitchell3281]

Same 😮

[@pariahsgrit]

Welcome to your new life being rich😂

[@netherdew]

Thank you dear sir! I’m in VA. If I don’t find these I’m now inspired to think of what I can come up with.

[@benjaminrasmusen3802]

I just subscribed, thanks my grandfather collected old books, I believe I have a bunch I will hopefully get to then soon.

[@ca-if1cf]

I'm always looking for new ways to bring in a few bucks, so I subscribed. Very intriguing video!

[@muddyshoesgardener]

You are incredible! Im impressed at your ingenuity! Im retiring this year and Im looking for ways to make ends meet. Thank you! I subscribed. 🌲

[@susiefairfield7218]

My Mother & her friends used to weave pine needles into baskets etc and made other hand crafts and they put them in their clothes drawers for scent

[@MakeMoney777GR]

@@susiefairfield7218 yes the Longleaf pine needle baskets are popular and they sell good some sell for hundreds of dollars and people put them out for display as you may know the native American Indians made these for hundreds of years and they are collectable more so then arrow heads the price is all over the board goes by detail from $30 on up to hundreds or more .. I mail the needles out all over the country. At one time I was even selling the trees for $49 plus shipping Lowe's sella trees for $80. I stopped as I don't have a green thumb with them but did well selling them and the needles selling 4 years now

[@hyacinth4368]

I took a class several years ago, and can make pine needle baskets.

[@chrislaw42]

Subscribed. I love this idea! Thank you sir. NC here.

[@charleswieand4445]

We bought these for $1.50 a hand baled bale in Georgia and a guy in Michigan was charging $9.50 selling for landscape . We figured he had 35 cents in shipping . We burn them in our bee smokers while doing bees in south.

[@julesprice5805]

You are a lovely soul!!!! Jesus loves you ❤

[@TheAcenightcreeper]

I have 10 acres of long keaf pine here in Nc…i use this for my flower beds…

[@vinbun1phonezprankz131]

Start selling on Etsy for 20$ a pound you’ll outsell him looks like he makes 1k a week from it

[@judytruesdell6816]

How do you use in flower beds, do you use weeding fabric under the pine needles?

[@judytruesdell6816]

When is the best time of year to collect the needles? What happens if it rains and the needles get wet, do they get moldy? Can they still be sold?

[@muddyshoesgardener]

@@vinbun1phonezprankz131biting the hand that feeds you isn’t right.

[@vinbun1phonezprankz131]

@@muddyshoesgardener what if the hand feeding you leads to you getting bit

[@MarkousMajorSurf]

That's to keep the roots warm during winter.

[@markb1939]

Subscribed pretty cool video, never knew there was a market for this wow, Thank you!!

[@KathyStacy7]

I have beautiful Long pine needles on my property! I’m here in South Carolina too!!

[@georgejeter6949]

Subscribed! I made a basket once so I understand the market you have.

[@fullmindstorm]

The items made with these pine needles are gorgeous. I advice everyone to go see the products made witn pine needles, you wont be disappointed.

[@MakeMoney777GR]

@@fullmindstorm Yes like Art work made by highly skilled people that are good at what they do

[@RealLegend1776]

Very cool, many thanks! I definitely subscribed! You are a genius. This is what America is all about. GOD BLESS YOU.

[@tracyroake2815]

Just saw this interesting video pop up so I decided to watch it. Wow so cool! I would love to see one of the baskets that is made from your pine needles collection.

[@MakeMoney777GR]

just google Longleaf pine needle baskets and you will see tons of them all different kinds.

[@agathasmith6523]

Just joined this channel.. I am amazed at the pine needles selling… lol

[@majoroverkill1376]

lol, saw this do to KZbins algorithm I guess. I live in Lake Tahoe where there are metric tons on pine needles EVERYWHERE you look. Who knew people bought them.

[@sukru6797]

Perfect timing to have found your channel, so ofcourse i subscribed. Trying to stream line and grow money making ideas. Life changed recently, throwing me for a ride and emphasising the need to increase things i have been doing. Looking forward to more videos. I use an app to scan books to show the ranking quickly. Not the fastest, but it is a free app. That has been my longest running "hobby" in this area.

[@MakeMoney777GR]

yes Amazon has one two free app for old book 📚 just google them and then check prices on 4 site and see how fast they moved

[@Daydreamerx4]

Wow thanks for sharing it’s so interesting to see

[@maroosk]

I wish someone wanted to do this with me with my spore prints. I can make or sell but I can't seem to do both and im worse at sales. That's awesome !

[@maroosk]

@user-nz7qw5zf6x i probably will but i definitely understand, I just don't have the time for both but I do have the means to help someone by including them in 50 50 profit just for selling what I have. People are idiots and I don't want to be one as well. I love school. I hate uneducated bosses, don't have the tools to be one. Blehhh. Sooooon. Thanks.

[@pariahsgrit]

Very coooool. I'm in VA and about a week to come up with 1k after losing my job...and I'm thinking I need to get in on this as a side hustle 😮🙏 😅

[@hotsauceislethal]

Ornamental pine cones too

[@FacetsOfTruth]

You just got a new subscriber thanks buddy

[@jflclc]

I have a friend who makes beautiful pine needle baskets. I'm sure she's bought some from you.

[@monicageter7004]

Subscribed! This was very interesting 🤔. I had no idea about this. Thankyou for not being afraid to share this.

[@HappyAcresHomestead-lf4pq]

Wonderful idea. Current subscriber. Good for you. Thanx for sharing!!! Enjoying yourself and feeding your pets. Simply awesome! You’re the man.

[@LokiandBjorn]

What a unique channel and idea 😃 many happy collecting hours

[@RonLumbar]

Thanks for sharing this. I'm in the PNW so I never see any pine trees...mostly Doug Fir, Red Cedar, Bigleaf Maple etc. Been growing & selling plants online, but I recently got just 1 or 2 negative feedbacks, which is all it takes to drop views and sales by 90%. Gonna start a new account & just start over, but hopefully I can find more good ideas like this for my area. Sub'd!

[@GoldenBoy-et6of]

Their coastal pines you just gotta go to the coast

[@johnny4eel]

Eastern Cascade slopes to the edge of the dry range land is well populated with pine

[@wendyzj2705]

Snakes love to be around pine trees in AL. Be safe

[@DKFXCT]

You can use the needles in plants that love acidic soil. Potatoes and blueberries. Also, pine sol kills cockroaches, nats, and other bugs because it has pine sap in it. In SC a truck cane and sucked up the needle because its used for mulch in gardens. If you could extract and use to make bug killer gardners would be interested. You can dip pinecones in wax with chemicals that when burned in a fire place will change the color of the flames. Heat pine cones to open up for crafts.

[@celestejohnson9227]

I live in the west and we don’t have long leaf pine but I have numerous ponderosa pines on my property. Not as long but not bad.

[@sugarngirl]

Hi! I’ve subscribed. Thank you for the video

[@brandilinback7080]

Love this whole idea, thanks so much

[@lilolmecj]

Enjoyable presentation!

[@MakeMoney777GR]

@@lilolmecj Thank You

[@MikeMarley-r9s]

Tumble weeds are very popular also.So is cholla wood.And manzanita for parrot toys.

[@MakeMoney777GR]

@@MikeMarley-r9s very interesting that would be great if you live in the western United States

[@jeffheath2251]

Yeah as a child on Chesapeake bay Maryland . My dad had to cut down all the 80 foot pine trees around our property so they didn’t fall on our house. I used to love climbing them in in 70s . I could see the Bay Bridge from up there. Now it’s different now . We just used them for fire starters

[@VapingSavesLives]

Just subscribed, thanks for sharing your experience brother ✌🏻

[@Woody_Florida]

Yeah, if only i knew pine needles are as valuable as gold. I am such a fool for raking them and hauling them to the dump every year😊 could have been rich.

[@brokenalgorithm]

flordia gold pine needles! Do it !

[@fatonyalmitchell3281]

I had yard full❤

[@josephhager1933]

I subscribe to your channel love listening to the things you talk about

[@domerican0817]

Magnificent‼️ No brainer subscriber🙏🙏

[@tinamintz738]

I was born and raised in cola sc. I live in east tn now. But my sister use to make amazing baskets and wreaths with long leaf pine needles. Just found you & subscribed and liked and shared. 😊

[@MakeMoney777GR]

Thanks for sharing!!

[@LuisaLoren]

True!! Even people sell tumble weeds! Movie sets buy them❤️

[@Caligirl-1111]

Reminds me of tumbleweed “Christmas tree” we had as a kid when we lived in desert.

[@TheRadyckal]

That started out by accident. Someone was teaching a friend how to make websites and made one selling tumbleweeds as an example and spoof site. The next thing they knew, they started getting tons of orders😂😂😂😂

[@cynthiaboyce7208]

Great idea, thank you for sharing. New subcriber and looking forward to future videos from you.

[@peapicker]

I subscribed just now. I appreciate your information and ideas!

[@MakeMoney777GR]

Thank you

[@ct1811]

If you come to mississippi, you'll think South Carolina feels great.

[@AmyRaeVee]

I'm in the panhandle of FL and they aren't dropping quite yet here. When I found out these sell, I started collecting last year. I washed them first. I only have about a pound right now because I was going to use them to make something. Now I might sell them!

[@MakeMoney777GR]

@@AmyRaeVee yes the basket sell for good money and if you go out right after a wind storm or hard rain you will see them all over the ground. Thank you and check some of my other videos on making money

[@RagnarRobledo]

Never knew this was a thing , i have been burning money away for years then 😂

[@joeschlotthauer840]

What are they used for, do they have to be oriented a certain way, can they just be thrown in a bag, are cetain types or species better than others?

[@MakeMoney777GR]

check out my videos drying washing bundling picking , Longleaf pine after a rain best time to pick or after a windy day

[@NTSRFR4]

You're really, really blessed.

[@cyrix_1]

When I was young I sold North Florida Spanish Moss to the northerners traveling on 75. Made a killing$$$$ selling bags of bug fee moss.

[@denisia1111]

🌲Alright I subscribed. Maybe I'll luck out n win $50 or maybe I'll hit the jackpot n find a longleaf pine in the woods by my house. Thanks for sharing.

[@EveryonesGrudge]

Thanks, man. i appreciate your honesty.

[@MakeMoney777GR]

No worries!

[@tastx3142]

My FIL lived in an area where there was large amounts of the needles and I would collect it and put it on my yard where we lived 2.5 hours away. He eventually moved in with my SIL and I lost my source.

[@fatonyalmitchell3281]

What part of fl..I have yard full if you rake it

[@Maxhazel]

I just subscribed. What a great channel!!

[@MakeMoney777GR]

Welcome aboard!

[@cmthomas07]

Liked and subscribed ❤❤❤

[@perspectiveiseverything1694]

Home improvement stores charge a bit for pine needle mulch and the green needles are used for tea.

[@MakeMoney777GR]

yes these are hand picked and not damaged the ones in a bale are and yes green Longleaf used for tea not green ponderosa they can't be used for tea

[@alicia123456ae]

New subscriber! Would love to be in the drawing. Thanks for all the info. ❤❤❤

[@AdamDeville-v7q]

Hello Gary, I’m a disabled person living with my two dogs near Weatherford Texas, we love spending time outside and going on hikes. Could you please share with me your secret on how to sell pine needles ? It would greatly help offset the terrible inflation we currently find ourselves in. By the way I just subscribed to your channel. Thank you very much for all you share with this online community. God bless you. Adam

[@MakeMoney777GR]

@@AdamDeville-v7q 8t takes time you first need to set up a shop online a site like Etsy or Ebay and sell them online charge a shipping fee as you would sell anything online I average around 27per pound for a 18ounce order I charge 27plus mailing and .you can google Longleaf pine needles for sale and see what comes up and that is how you would aell. Not the Longleaf pine cones drop between September through November and each has 150 seeds the seeds sell for fifty cents each and google that see what they look like and trees if you grow then a good size 18 inch sell for $80 at Lowes and home Depot and other places I sold them in the past for s40 each look through my videos I have a lot of easy ways to makey And Thank you

[@tonjiwilliams1588]

I subscribed! Thank you for your insight shared!!❤

[@roberthenderson88]

Thanks Gary appreciate it.

[@Doleann]

LOVING THIS!!

[@BUZZKILLJRJR]

My property has tons of old huge trees and long pine needles I'm seriously asking how the hell do you sell pine needles? I'm disabled amd this would be a way to make extra to help

[@teenabrewer479]

Right !! That's what I'm talking bout..

[@MakeMoney777GR]

@@BUZZKILLJRJR check out my store and in the search at the store type in needles to see all the different size orders I sell here www.etsy.com/shop/GaryAndTammy You can also by used books at thrift stores and sell for good money check out my other videos, also The Longleaf pine cones fall late September to November and each one has a 150 seeds and the seeds sell for 50 cents to a dollar each sell like 10 to 20 at a time . Also trees sell for good money a tree 14 inches high sell for 80 dollars at Lowes Longleaf I sold them in the past for 40 dollars plus shipping . Lemon trees sell for good money to google search . Check out my other videos and good luck

[@BUZZKILLJRJR]

@@MakeMoney777GR wow the property has all kinds of money growing all over it lol thank you !

[@PAWright2770]

Subbed! Thank you Gary! I live in northern FL!

[@hotpatootieblessmysoul]

Subscribed! I like pine needle baskets. Old books, too. Good video

[@MakeMoney777GR]

yes and signed books to as people pass on family donates there things to thrift store and I come along and find the good stuff

[@Vester661]

Just subscribed, very nice, i never knew about this, great video, have a great day.

[@loribuening4345]

Good for r you!

[@MrDanrn999]

Thank you, for making this video.

[@MakeMoney777GR]

@@MrDanrn999 you're welcome

[@c.russell4154]

Used for crafting! Got it. Had no idea.

[@CharlesWright-e5e]

Great work!! What do you look for in your quality pine needles?

[@MakeMoney777GR]

@@CharlesWright-e5e look for fresh check after a windy day or rain look at the fresh Longleaf on the top look for long at least 10 inches or more and fresh light brown . Some people also sell the green one for tea think they sell for $15 ounce must be Longleaf lot of vitamin C. Not ponderosa they are not good for twa

[@Jessica-ul6me]

I use pine needles for mulch when my yard gets muddy. Not paying though, I'm picking.

[@fudogwhisperer3590]

Had a neighbor that used to let us collect horse chestnuts from his tree when I was young. We'd sell them to Christmas wreath makers. Not money like this though!

[@lisaguineau149]

I make pine needles baskets and don’t live near long needle pines. There is a market for pine needles in basketry.

[@MakeMoney777GR]

yes big market, that's great you're a crafter basket weaving it's a skill and takes time to master, more then welcome to check out my store to www.etsy.com/shop/GaryAndTammy

[@David-u7o8s]

Another example how we can live with nature. Without killing everything and cutting down trees.

[@susanbedard1257]

Subscribed, I found this very interesting

[@jasonrist6582]

How about weaving the baskets and selling those with maybe a display or some such?

[@GrammyTammy13]

I used to go pick up pine cones with my fil he supplemented his retirement with them

[@KarlKarsnark]

Neato. I have lots of longleaf on my property. I never knew folks would pay for the needles. I may have to give it a shot. Do folks like them to be loose, like in the vid, or still in bunches as they grow on the tree? Cheers.

[@MakeMoney777GR]

@@KarlKarsnark I always put them in bundles 8 ounce and one ounce I sell by weight some sellers use six ounce bundles and some sell buy number of them bundled and not weight hope this helps . All must be hand picked that way they don't get broken

[@KarlKarsnark]

@@MakeMoney777GR Thank you so much. Do people like the large cones? I have tons of those too :) Cheers!

[@MakeMoney777GR]

@KarlKarsnark check for seeds only can get the seeds now November and December 155 seeds in each cone see them they are on each little platform open cone opens they sell for fifty cents each to a dollar each sell 10 or twenty at a time refrigerated they last a year seeds google it

[@MakeMoney777GR]

@@KarlKarsnark they can't use them until they brown or dry out cause they shrink can't make a basket with them they will make it flimsy. But people buy green ones for tea lot of vitamins C. But I only Longleaf needle are good no other

[@KarlKarsnark]

@@MakeMoney777GR Great idea. Thank you so much. I love longleafs and it's good to know folks are interested in planting them. Cheers.

[@domerican0817]

Do they have to be long, or does/can this apply to regular shorter pine needles also 🤔🤔🤔🤔???

[@paulholmaniii9691]

This is intriguing. What or which website do you sell them on? Im constantly in the woods.

[@MakeMoney777GR]

any site can sell them on I sell them on Etsy

[@JB-zd5ft]

Don't forget you also invest into fuel for traveling to and from harvesting and to and from post office.