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[@russellbowman8051]

Getter Done Bush hog some trails chasing out the Fawns! You picked up the log keep it low to ground and carrying out!!👍👊

[@woodslisa4529]

beautiful land and so lovely you have wild animals like the deer there! you are so lucky

[@dannyv.1724]

Great video Mike..glad I was finally able to catch up on all the episodes of Outdoors with the Morgans... really impressed with the way your Kubota was able to lift that log.. thanks for keeping the fawn footage in there.. We love seeing that kind of stuff when we are out in the woods and I think it's good for people to see what treasures could be hidden along their path

[@russellpetrie119]

it looks buetiful green fresh and healthy with the ferns growing

[@merlewarnsholz2094]

Mike & Melissa - Like you said Mike you wondered if you should share the part of the video with the fawn. You did take some hits, but thanks for sharing it, and sounds like all ended well with the fawn back with mom. Blessings to all of you. Hi to Hunter.

[@jeffreylane6098]

Good morning Morgan’s! So much thanks for your shares! Far better than the national news!👍❤️

[@leekillman802]

Thank you for the videos! The content is quality that tells the story of a strong work ethic, family values and what is good about our country. This type of content is needed right now more that ever. I so appreciate the little piece you bring to KZbin.

[@PurpleCollarLife]

Hi Morgans! I was just at the M&R Power Equipment location in Hermitage, PA last week and shot a video of some tractors for our KZbin channel. That location is having a field day this weekend also! What a great way to spend the Father’s Day weekend!

[@jimmowers7675]

Good morning from Yukon. Great video, nice to see you care about the wildlife on your property. Have a fantastic day. God bless.

[@houndsmanone4563]

Enjoyed the video Mike.& Melissa. Have a fine weekend.

[@douglasdailey5998]

Very nice wooded area you have. And a lot of different trees.

[@vincebella3328]

6-21-20,I just found your channel and I kinda like it your wife seems nice and clean and so do you, I'm a fan of cog hill farm's video, and I watch them all the time, so now I will watch your videos and see what you got to offer me, happy father's day if you are one.

[@DrakeMiester]

That is a very aesthetically pleasing stack of barkless premium firewood ! Nature is truly amazing.

[@d.a.ballou9740]

Nice video Mike. You must have really thick skin to do these videos and put up with all of the conflicting comments and not go crazy. Thanks for doing them, I enjoy them.

[@olddawgdreaming5715]

Good morning Mike and Melissa, good video Mike. Sure glad you seen the fawn. It’s safe for another day, it listened to it’s Momma really good!! The woods really look good and will keep you busy all summer. Thanks for sharing with us, Fred.

[@neilwines3024]

Kubota power baby!!! Lift capacity is understated in the book.

[@barryespeseth7355]

Great seeing the fawn. We had one under our porch 2 years ago and the grandgirls got to see it up close. Like yours, it would not move until we got right up tp it.

[@davidfox363]

Another wonderful morning, sipping tea and watching OWTM - Thanks

[@larryiowatexasrooster9317]

The little Stihl saw should have a pole accessory!👍🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

[@earlbatton941]

Love watching your channel

[@allencrossland1973]

Nice job Melissa!

[@bobn3553]

Thanks for showing the fawn clip. Early this morning, riding on Grant's Trail (St. Louis County), I saw two does, one very large turkey and a box turtle on the trail. The does just stand next to the trail and watch people ride or walk by. A very good day for wildlife. Take care all.

[@dmorgan28]

I’m surprised you picked that log up. It looks really heavy. We enjoyed the video. Thanks 👍👍👍❤️

[@daveeyerly7262]

Our family’s headed to Whitehall, Michigan Friday morning. Bummer! Would have been fun to meet you Saturday. We have a customer here in Ontario, OH that grew up in Butler, PA. Told me about Jeep history in Butler. Thanks for the channel(s) Morgan’s!

[@snymat_68]

Mike: "I don't want to disturb this fawn." Melissa: * Disturbs fawn. * 🥴🦌

[@allenhenry1113]

Really Melissa!! 🙄🤣

[@davidrosowski3161]

Just a part of growing up for the lil' fawn

[@marcdavis1728]

I hope the human scent does not cause the doe to reject the fawn.

[@marcuswhite3628]

Marc - don’t think anyone touched the fawn. I wonder if it would’ve jumped up & left if it was being approached by the tractor?

[@OutdoorsWithTheMorgans]

I was hesitant to even include the fawn incident in the video, I knew there would be 50 comments telling us what we "should" have done, or "should" not not have done. All that really matters is I didn't hit it with the tractor and it's fine with its mother.

[@davidkirkman2223]

Mike that is what makes life all worth while. Nice to see the fawn

[@dickhansen8594]

Another great video fella. Thank you for sharing with us

[@charleswilson6069]

Nice crop of MayApple mixed in with what looks like Lady Ferns or possibly Cinnamon Ferns. One of the best cover combinations for animal birthing beds or overnight lay downs. Been seeing some disparaging comments on the Red Pine and its durability in the elements. It is some handsome wood regardless. Carry on folks,,, looking good.

[@rayfurlong6320]

Shoot will be leaving for North Carolina tomorrow. Drove by M&R Power Equipment a couple of days ago on my way to Rural King to get pasture seed.

[@HallnoutMhall]

Hello Morgan's. Hope everyone had a great day. Glad you noticed the fawn. Wish we could make the meet up. Hopefully maybe later this year. Be safe. Tell family hello. Have a day

[@project-5724]

Your back woods looks just like mine with the trees and ferns.

[@jrodjeremyflanigan7935]

Good spotting of the fawn. Always have to be cautious this time of year. Bunnies, deer. Frogs. Mowing carefully😊

[@er1073]

I look at it this way if Melissa hadn't disturbed the fawn things could have gotten worse they have hooves too but that mumma deer wasn't far away so Melissa did the little guy/girl a favor. That Kubota is impressive almost a ton and a half pretty good. I didn't know what fawns sounded like now we all do. Thanks for sharing your video with us. Hello Hunter. Ed

[@vinasmj]

Thumbs up for you melissa⚘👍🇺🇸

[@allenhenry1113]

Hello From Sardis City, Alabama. Wow didnt think it would pick it up either... good clip.

[@lanceuppercut8703]

I'm big on outdoors and just love watching stuff like this. I watch yours with all your equipment, technology, etc. and another youtuber called climacool19 with his goats and doing outdoor things with no experience. Both very enjoyable... Thanks

[@lynntraylor1646]

Can smell the wood you stacked. Beautiful back yard. Have a day.

[@RagsdaleCreek]

Outdoors nothing better unless your OUTDOORS WITH THE MORGANS on KZbin. Love the outdoors old and can't enjoy it as much as I once did. God bless Stay safe Wear them mask even out side. Alabama opened back up now more cases are than ever. PLEASE BE SAFE

[@TT-2015]

It's good to take time and look at the ferns and trees

[@StumpjumperVideosPA]

hey that norway spruce makes outstanding framing lumber ! nice work morgans !!!

[@timberwolflogging8472]

Hey guys love the videos and the fawn havent seen a fawn since i was a kid in PA. Miss the part of the country and childhood. Going up to my papa's in bangor to help the farmer man i miss it. Thank guys for a great video love the while series please keep them coming for everyone and definitely for someone who misses Pennsylvania

[@barryhaynes103]

this would've been a perfect video for the song "The Trees" by the band Rush ... "the trouble with the Maples, and they're quite convinced they're right, the Oaks are just to lofty, and they grab up all the light" ... nice content ... thanks for sharing

[@rphiliprogers]

Phil here from Kansas City. Yesterday at the Stihl, I put together a saw Buckin would like. MS 661 RC-M, wrap handle 36 inch bar and a full skip square ground chain (36RSLF114). Have a day.

[@evankibbe590]

Good morning everyone. If you have ever mowed hay you have hit fawns. Some make it unscathed and some don't. But you always watch for them so you can avoid them. 😊😊👍👍🌹💝💥🌎🇺🇸🇺🇸

[@mikemcguire8351]

The Kubota impressed me. Didn't think it would lift it. Have a great day.

[@montywilson5116]

Hello Morgan family wonderful job you guys do a great job and with class. I'm down in NC I have a Kubota HST 5740 it a older tractor than yours it has wheel weights and a fairly heavy yard tool with some weight add to it. It will pick up a little over 2000 lbs depending on weight distribution meaning the more I can curl the forks back and get the weight back as far as possible closer to the front end of tractor makes moving heavy loads more stable. Keep the load close to the ground of course. If you ever get a chance you should tryout one of the Kubota mini excavators. The 057 is smooth strong and fast. Get the cab yellow jackets want bother you but you can sure make them mad. Be safe continue doing what you do.

[@VikingShipExplorer]

I came home from work one day, and as I rounded the corner on my road approaching the house I noticed a large deer running frantically up the hill to the fence and back and I knew right away by her actions, something was wrong. As I rounded the corner I had to hit the brakes, and there in front of me, laying in the middle of the road, was a fawn that had collapsed to exhaustion ( by their size I estimate maybe 5 to 8 hours old) I got out of my truck and the mother went crazy to say the least. I put my gloves on and grabbed a sheet from behind the seat and placed it over the fawn ( to stop the crying...lol) and picked it up. I carried it up the hill and put it by the fence where the mom would see it. As I walked back to my truck....DANG...there , under the barb wire fence is another one...She had twins. Ding, Ding..round two. I did the same thing as I had done for the first one and went up the hill. Both babies side by side and the mom 50 feet away watching me, called out and as I walked away they slowly crawled under the fence and mom and babies reunited. Saw them later on on walking around the yard and all the cats wondering who these critters were that were trespassing...lol. Happy ending...and they hung around for a while after word then left to continue their journey. Later in the fall guess who returned for a drink of water...yup Mom and her now teenager twins. Country living...I wouldn't change this life style for the world.

[@piledriver141]

You interfered when you had to. Great story! And a good memory

[@josephburkhalter5105]

Let me tell you a story about new borne.........in about 1968 I lived in Richmond Va. a mechanic of ours bought an old rundown farm West of there and gave the wife and I permission to hunt it. Chained correctly that there were about 2 or 3 big coveys of quail on the farm. There were! One Saturday as we finished up a beautiful hunt we heard the mooing of a cow from the adjacent farm. It was persistent so wifey and I went over the fence to investigate. There was a newborn calf and a momma cow bawling her head off. That ended the hunt. We packed up and drove out stopping at the farmhouse belonging to the pasture. No body home.. we looked in the barn and saw a stall with about 6 new calves under a heat Lamp. That did it......down across the field, in the station wagon, picked up the calf, and brought it up to the barn and put it in with the other calves. It was cold, Oct or Nov, if I remember right. The next weekend we came back out to the farm for a last of the season hunt.. we stopped at the farm house...the farmer was home and explained that we did the right thing. He told us he and his wife had been to an auction and upon getting back home he had gone straight to the barn to check on the new calves. He had not seen the note we had left on his back door. He said he counted those calves about 10 times. He said the calf could have died from the cold that night. I. Will never forget that event. Talk about memories !!!!!!!!!!! JoeB .

[@lwhiii]

I was sickle bar mowing my creek bank last week and a fawn jump up just before the sickle bar got to it. Good thing to, because the grass was so high I never would have saw it.

[@williamdeberry3232]

Hi to the Morgan from Maryland..

[@nancyincanada5553]

Awwww that music and the opening scene of this video......amazing. Have a wonderful day!

[@sigoat1206]

Nice job on the fawn.

[@nowakezoneforever6021]

And there it is at 9:35.... “Boy it sure looks a lot different down here than it did a month or two ago.” Amen, Mike! I exclaimed the same to my 22yo son who helped me bush hog some trails last weekend. This is my first spring/summer with my 75 acres of woods so I have a long way to go but where I could see a few hundred yards in any direction now I’m lucky to see fifty.

[@ranger6x660]

Just this morning my Golden and I took a walk and pushed out a Turkey and four babies. They scattered and my dog was hopping around trying not to step on them. Pretty funny he had no idea what was going on. That was pretty impressive to see your tractor pick that log up. That fawn was fine. It's back with it's mom and everything is good. No big deal.

[@bobfitch607]

Fawns when they hold tight can save their life or out them in harm's way.in a field or in the woods. Glad you see it. Bambi lives to romp ànother day 🦌👍

[@DFox-ud3gx]

Good morning Morgan's it's a nice cool morning for work

[@ericbiue1384]

That fawn was awesome

[@woodcutter6235]

I work in the woods and seeing all the little critters is the best part.

[@jackhume4532]

That was really cool 😎 to see that fawn laying by that big old log and I hope 🤞 that you get to see more animals like that on your property.

[@Bigcrappie1208]

Mom will only come to a fawn three to four hours a day. A lot of people think they have been abandoned. THEY HAVE NOT, mom is around and will come back to check on it. Please do not pick them up and “try to help them”. Glad you guys let her be, good job.

[@powerstrokepuller8076]

One of the few highlights of working the night shift on the west coast, is watching these videos right as they are uploaded on my drive home. Makes my day

[@traviscover590]

I love your guys video you guys do a good jop I am from Bedford Pennsylvania PA

[@traviscover590]

I can't wait see your guys video tomorrow

[@GMBiorn]

There is a mechanism that can be installed on equipment indicating the weight of the load lifted by the machine. I know the heavy equipment operators, i.e. recovery vehicles use them all the time. I am certain there is a scale for tractors, too. I just thought I would mention it. For safety reasons, it would be beneficial to know the weight of cargo lifted via tractors and hauled by trailers. Thanks, Morgans; the fawn will be ok.

[@michaelmijatovich8983]

Morning Melissa and the rest of the Morgan family

[@mikeengler2203]

In another video a couple of weeks ago you commented about checking the verns and how the fawns use them for cover...3 yrs ago while looking for a downed turkey I saw what we call skunk cabbage moving right in front of me...it turned out to be a baby baby fawn a lot smaller than the one you spooked...it held tight....the deer drop in May so becareful

[@SMichaelDeHart]

Good morning Morgan's. Looks like it's about time to enjoy another fantastic video, while drinkin' BRCC coffee with Mike N' Melissa, the daughters & Hunter, on this overcast morning.

[@herbward5240]

I always enjoy the music you folks use in your videos. The puppy is growing like a weed and looks fabulous. Cheers!

[@chrismartin3313]

Good morning Morgan family! I always look forward to watching another great episode of "Outdoors With The Morgans". I'm glad the fawn is ok. Chris from south central WV.

[@JeepinMaxx]

Mike - as soon as I saw the title and then the ferns I remembered your previous mentions of fawns!

[@DanKlein_1]

love brush hogging. I have some fields to cut now but I just found a fawn this year beside one of our hay fields I was raking. I did get a good video and pics of it. But, now I am thinking on waiting another month before I cut my fields where I don't make hay. So I don't accidentally run over a fawn or turkey nest. I am local... so, I may see you Saturday if time allows.

[@mikejrseguin6741]

That was a treat seeing a fawn. I'm in Clarence Creek Ontario Canada and I know we have deer here and rarely see the fawns.

[@joseespinosa35]

I could understand you getting side tracked, it is beautiful scenery, once again great video Mike, and have a day.

[@lloydpainter1701]

Yea!! Second cup of coffee time. Sure enjoy my coffee with the Morgan’s. Melissa, I’m glad we get to see more of you and the rest of the Morgan’s. Always an interesting video.

[@blunderbuss9927]

It's wine time here. This is usually the last thing I do during my day. We're 12 hours off. Cannot wait to get back to the East Coast! The Morgans definitely make for a relaxing way to end the day. I miss the woods and the great things in life we have in the outer edges of "society" in the U.S.

[@lloydpainter1701]

Wes McCann , I retired to the outer edges......it’s fantastic!

[@Morgansunleashed]

Thank you

[@paulrice1918]

Glad to see the fawn also be very careful as many does have two or more fawns and they may or may not be right together. Laying still is a natural instinct as they have little or no odor a predator has to just find them like you did. Gotta give the Kubota credit it is a workhorse.

[@uppsalahazzemarkstedt2759]

When field mowing in high grass and making silage this time of year I use a bar across 10 feet in front of front mower with hanging small weights (PET bottles with a little bit gravel in them) in light chains who frighten the fawns away from the coming threat. Works great because I can't so easily see them 6 yards in front of tractor!

[@keithbeynon3878]

Good catch on seeing the fawn, you have to get that log on the mill there is some nice lumber in it. Archie cute as always.

[@larryreno8293]

Can’t begin to tell you how many times I’ve walk up on fawns. This time of year in northern Michigan they’re everywhere. Momma not to far off for sure.

[@williammatthews2948]

I'm glad you saw that fawn. I couldn't imagine hitting one with the mower. I would be heartbroken. I was impressed the Kubota picked that red oak log up off the ground. Have a blessed and safe day.

[@mattandrews6697]

Coffee and Morgan’s starts another great day in Northwest Indiana! 🙏🏻👏👍😉💗🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

[@hyattfamilyfarmtractoradve6066]

Great minds think alike. I purchased one if those electric Stihl saws last month just to trim low hangers while on my tractor. Have a day!

[@JanetWilham]

those ferns in early spring when they get their little fiddle heads on them--pick those boil 2 times pour the water off then add butter salt and pepper--wow yummm yumm. God bless. PS==looks like morel heaven in some of those places.

[@badcat4707]

Good morning Hunter ;-)

[@jimmyandkathyharrell]

Another interesting video!

[@jaykaydee5772]

Good morning Morgans from New Baltimore, MI!!!!

[@johnsviben8652]

Good morning from Eastern Pa. Just outside of Harrisburg.

[@scottka]

Nice video! Melissa, are you going to post the photo's? And, I made Cheeseburger Soup yesterday! It was delicious!!!!

[@rdeanbenson217]

'Mornin Morgan's! Enjoy your videos, looks like the '40 acre woods' is a full time job!

[@alanswift8805]

That little critter was so cute, I'm very happy you saw that baby laying there that would have been really bad if you would have hit it with the grappling on the front of the tractor. You should put some trail cameras up and see what goes through your property.

[@tim78676]

Is that a modern version of stars and bars one of your labs is wearing as a neckerchief? Glad you included the fawn story. We live in the country where fawns are left for the day by their moms all the time. I have been startled many times, including last week, when I was mowing and got within about one foot of a fawn who was so well camouflaged I did not see her. She was fine and her mom found her about an hour later.

[@bigbear3427]

lol i jump when the fawn came out cute . pups grow up too fast . 💙

[@bobelston7024]

That was close. Thank God you took a closer look. Would have been so sad.

[@robert.brokaw3829]

Melissa's reaction to seeing that fawn is priceless. I have seen some fawns in our yard in the past and am always amazed that they don't move - beautiful creatures. By the look of that log 1 1/2 ton is about right. I have some red oak that fell last year and have 2 logs that came from it that are 2 & 2 1/2 tons but have no way of moving them - luckily they don't impede my work in the yard. Stay safe.

[@Morgansunleashed]

Robert A. Brokaw 😊thank you

[@John-lu3yq]

My Dad was a logger and He taught Me to always move at a 45 degree angle away from the tree after it dtarts to fall. That way if the tree butt comes back off the stump due to getting hung up it cant hit you helps avoid limb backlash also, plus never turn your back on a tree till its down

[@realairplane261]

Hi Melissa. Good to see you since I had to turn the national news off. The Morgan’s are where it is at!

[@Morgansunleashed]

Real Airplane ha ha I thought this comment was going to read “ I had to turn off the national news - cause some people were approaching a fawn story was on again” 😂

[@realairplane261]

Ya ya Melissa. Nobody is going to arrest you for looking at a fawn. It would be interesting to take a pol of your viewers of their demographics. Country or city?

[@davidmoran1422]

We pulled up to our in northern Michigan one night and a fawn came out from under our porch.

[@matthewsims359]

Im impressed with the Kabota. I remember how you always said that the RK37 would out lift the L3901. Regardless of lift capacity, Kabota makes a very good and reliable tractor. Stay well, stay safe and yall HAVE A DAY 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

[@healyfamily4]

"It's not like that West Coast wood." LOL!

[@Morgansunleashed]

😂

[@williekerns9071]

He doesn't realize we have red and white oak on the central coast of California

[@JohnSmith-tv5ep]

MIKE, guessin that you might have to get a 'log archie' at some point? Unless you can get the trailer back there. Skidding that oak might be a challenge. It's too nice for firewood! Good video!

[@Leif496]

Good morning! I was out with the dog on a forest walk this morning and we found a deer ski. luckily I had the dog leashed. In Sweden, dogs are not allowed to run wild during this time of year.

[@pauls4708]

are the two tractors the Rk 5500? and the kubota similar in overall size/capabilities.?

[@jaziggy45]

Come on Mike, Haul that twig to the recycle center n cut it up. Bad Melissa scaring the whittle baby fawn! Lol