Amazing Machine Devours WHOLE TREES!!!

[@notmychannel8602]

You know a machine is going to be cool when it has that many warning stickers.

[@christopherharpster9330]

My dad says the exact same thing lol

[@eponymousjones6590]

Mr. W, thank you as always. I was most impressed, in this video, not by the chipper, but by Mrs. W. This is not easy work, but she is right at your side, cheerful, helpful, supportive, sharing the labor and the laughter that this life brings you. God Bless your family.

[@SloanAlex]

Podcast! Yes please! It would be an awesome addition to my weekly listen to get to hear you and your wife talk about life on the homestead, maybe a little more behind the scenes, general homestead stuff, homeschooling stuff, thoughts on changes to the home ETC.

[@michaeldougfir9807]

This is a good all around video of a family working together. I love it.

[@bingnowtv]

That chipper is so cool and it was neat to watch it devour those trees. It was also very nice to see you both working together on this project too. All those chips are sure gonna make for a nice gardening area... nicely done !! Thanks for the video Wranglerstars !! God Bless to all.

[@johngordon9889]

Cody! Such a smile when you were chipping that first tree in the video. Looks like an enjoyable day for you and the family. Thanks for sharing.

[@alanrouse8301]

Great! These videos always bring back memories. I pour a cup of coffee, sit down to watch, and get so wrapped up in the show that my coffee get cold. I forget about it!!

[@user990077]

"I don't need to experience everything." says Mrs. W. I second that notion.

[@simonwiggin7824]

Cody we love you

[@BachikoiBabi]

No, this is Patrick.

[@ygk1994]

BachikoiBabi haha

[@stertheder]

At first, I was disappointed that you made the generalization about women and machinery, but you saved it by indicating that you knew plenty of men who were no good at machinery either. It is also wonderful to see you both learning and working together!

[@jbss7382]

+Wranglerstar Cody you rock! Really! 14:58 mins! Sometimes women and machinery don't really mix. Sir you're a legend. That's such a British dry sense of humour comment. Respect you even more Sir. Have a safe trip on your travels.

[@tapiotuittu8434]

Living in Finland I can totally understand the climate and overall nature in your videos. Have really enjoyed watching your clips. Take care.

[@SteveHayes1]

They deserve an award for a family with an amazing work ethic. 👍 👍 👍 👍 👍 👍 👍 for a podcast with the entire family!

[@ChivalryPro]

Ben has great input on The Survival Podcast. Glad to hear you'll be connecting with him.

[@CP-wv2qs]

The landscape in America is literally the most incredible place, would love to have a place where you guys are.

[@paulgreene9531]

Thanks for including your family in these videos. It's no fun doing work like this alone!

[@ivandovranic5834]

Just realized how dog interprets mrs. W's agony at 13:00 as a call to pet, haha :)) I understand the critter though. She waves her hand and yelps^^

[@Mvcafilmman]

I would love a Wranglerstar faith based podcast!! Also, Mopar for sure!

[@alexsmith-bj9vj]

If I could be anyone and live their life, by far, I would choose Mr. Wranglerstar. That beautiful property, beautiful family, everything that he shares with us is the definition of Goals.

[@edadpops1709]

Wranglerstars,i hope you know how blessed you are!

[@smokeeter]

I like the idea of a fireside podcast splitting the time between answering subscribers questions and also a quick a bible study. Keep up the great work and God bless.

[@karlsteev]

No podcast. It will just take away from your videos that I love so much.

[@brianphilbrook5262]

That's a cool machine. I used to work at a hardwood chip mill and we had a chipper that ran on two 800hp electric motors. When we were chipping it would shake the entire building. It would chip a solid tree 27 inch diameter 80 feet long and not slow down. Watching this kinda makes me miss it. I love the smell of freshly chipped wood.

[@snipper46lbr]

Nice job in thinning the trees ,love the new tools and machines you get.!! Love to heart racer! Very cute!

[@yowmemperor]

I like the drone at 2:45, it's like "hey Cody, whatcya doin?"

[@TrikeRoadPoet]

Man, that machine eats even more then my Uncle Ernie at a free all you can eat buffet! Loved the camera riding the log right into the machine, hell of a view! I gotta say, you're a lucky man to have a wife who likes to play with machinery! Thanks for sharing the day with us. Podcast idea, weekly podcast doing info on various aspects of homesteading not covered in your videos, and family projects including some things you do with or for neighbors as an outreach in faith and friendship. Also wondered if you could show us a topographical map of the homestead and how its laid out so we understand how your ponds work, and tree lot management so that we can better understand the challenges you deal with in a scale we don't get in a narrow focused video?

[@JerkRice]

I would watch a podcast. Maybe do one with Mrs. Wranglerstar on homesteading skills that our grandparents used that are still valuable today.

[@maehay4065]

God bless you all too. I really enjoyed watching this video with Mrs W & we can't forget that behind the scenes people or of technology that enhances our viewing experience tremendously so thank you for sharing all this beautiful video 👍👏☝️😍🏡

[@wranglerstar]

Thank you Mae

[@denischeek5107]

Keep these videos coming! They are so enjoyable and rewarding watching a loving family.

[@impossiblemel7]

Cody, I love the podcast idea. I'd love both you and Mrs W taking turns. I'm a single mom creating and urban homestead and I'd love topics like the how to 's of starting a homestead and the skills that must be learned first. Any helpful tidbits to make the start up easier would be wonderful. What things did you wish you knew when you started?

[@tatooweeny]

Definitely try doing a podcast. It would be awesome if you could have special guests as well. Some guest ideas could be other KZbin homesteaders, samurai carpenter, maybe the guy who made your ax, the ideas are limitless. Just shooting the breeze with your fellow man. Plus you could go in depth with how you got into homesteading, how you met Mrs. W, future ideas with the farm, etc.

[@radforduniversity6424]

Living the dream. I just found your channel, and I'm enjoying every upload. Even more happy that I don't have to worry about "ear muffs!" moments for my kids with your channel. God bless you and your family, brother

[@LetUsRepair]

Wow! That machine just plowed through those trees! As for the podcast, I think that's a great idea. I for one like to listen to podcasts (instead of audio books) while I'm working. It's such a nice thing to have something good to listen to!

[@stupidburp]

Trees are empty calories. That machine is going to get fat.

[@jasonhw00]

thanks for the laugh

[@ajones8699]

I think constantly throwing up will avoid weight gain...

[@stupidburp]

Seems to be ejecting rapidly out of a different hole though, like a bad burrito.

[@mr.actiongal1017]

Not if you have a metabolism as fast as that it won't .

[@Landrew0]

You are indeed a lucky man. Your critics are either trying to offer constructive criticism, or they are just jealous.

[@onebadboy2]

Excellent usage of trees. I've had several loads of chips brought in the last few years and my soils are absolutely loving it. Way smarter to use it as a natural fertilizer. Love this!!

[@Chr.U.Cas1622]

OMG! A beautiful landscape with a wonderful and good looking couple showing very good partnership. Not only therefore they earn my deepest respect. They are absolutely sympathic and she is so beautiful, smiling and laughing the whole time! Also able to work so well together. Congratulations to both for finding, loving and respecting each other. Nowadays this is an extremely rare and precious present. All the best luck and health for now and future.

[@zzbloggs]

Another great episode! I see that you have learned a bit more tolerance today! I know that I wish I could. Video quality a bit downgraded today but I still got to view your beautiful home. Thank you.

[@seanclark3868]

You to are both so lucky to have each other great video thank you

[@Penster-Elle]

Hi there Cody & Mrs W. Scotland calling. I have to say I really admire Mrs W. She's always getting stuck in and seems so keen to learn new things. Young Jack as well. I love how the whole family just mucks in and gets it done. I have a question though. All those trees you are shredding; are none of them any use for building projects, furniture or suchlike. Being a wood-turner I hate to see good wood get shredded, although at least you have a good use for it.

[@redsampler2017]

gotta say awesome camera work, gopro or something on the log, drone in the air, camera on statue (or jack filming).. very nice job. very enjoyable

[@Edsmedley]

thumbs up for pod cast. hower you want to do it it's your podcast. God Bless the Wranglerstar family!

[@georgecrutchfield8734]

This is the first of your videos that I saw. I have watched a lot of them in the last few weeks. The thing that attracted me was the chipper. My wife and I had rented a chipper and chipped up some trees on our property. The chipper that we rented is very similar to the one you are using, but yours has nicer safety features.

[@christianspears802]

I would love a weekly or twice a week podcast! Maybe one for Bible Study and one for general homesteading topics? I'd also really enjoy a section where you just discuss stuff you like, whether it be a book, movie, music, tool, or story. Can't wait to see where this goes! Thanks Cody!

[@SRJones-ss5sh]

My 5 yr. old son asked "Daddy! HOW did she hurt her wrist?!?!" He was quite emphatic. If it was an injury, we hope & pray it's healed by now.

[@wranglerstar]

Thank you. All well.

[@jporterfield]

Awesome! And when you think about what a personal labor saver the chipper, tractor, truck and dump trailer are, it's really mind blowing.

[@gwainly]

Hey Cody. love your videos. I am not a worshiping man but find comfort in what you say. one day I will experience what you have. it looks like a hard but good life and you get to use big pieces of equipment. keep up the good work.

[@goodstrong]

Yes to the podcast! I work a job where I need to wear ear plugs so I listen to podcast about 8 hrs a day! Would love to add you guys to the playlist.

[@optimoprimo132]

If you decide you have the time and energy to do a podcast it would be a great idea. One day you might even have guests who you are interested in to share their homesteading experiences. We use tools to tap into natural resources to develop and build great things it always amazes me when i see how people are using technology like youtube, podcasts...etc to tap into valuable human resources to teach, to share, to develop and build the character of themselves and those around them. let us do good while we have time! keep up the good work. "He who works with his hands is a laborer, he who works with hands and head is a craftsman, he who works with hands, head and heart is an artist." -Francis of Assisi

[@deadhorse1416]

the both of you should do a podcast on your homestead. explaining its layout and why you chose that property and the reasons for its size

[@jhamilton4173]

It's so nice to see the relationship you and Mrs. W share as you work together. A shame but I think such relationships are pretty rare these days....Glad too that you share it's a lot of hard work, but worth it! God Bless!

[@wranglerstar]

+J Hamilton they don't have to be,

[@mitchklaserner9842]

A pod cast would be excellent!

[@stinkoadam]

Much louder than your woodworking videos. I love it. I bet it smells amazing!

[@andrewd9025]

At 0:06 I was waiting for a chopped up Cody to go flying through :) and to all you haters I like Cody.

[@DinoNucci]

The short bursts of grinding sound EXACTLY like A10 machine gun! The A10's gun sound is infamous so there's countless clips out there for comparison (if ya aren't familiar).

[@cjacob9875]

Mrs. W. you look like you worked all day but had a great Time! Love it.

[@jonathancook4022]

Do a podcast - audio only - great for morning walks/runs and before bed. Would love both of you to be involved, but I think it would be great to hear some insight from Jack as to his perspective on life on the homestead and to hear his ambitions and goals for the future.

[@brianlane6135]

First time commenter here. Love your videos and lifestyle. Couldn't help but mention a lesson we've learned the hard way... we were doing the exact same task in almost exactly the same way and discovered the truck we had hooked to the trailer had the rear window blown out from stray chips.

[@wranglerstar]

Yes - strong aren't they? Put cardboard on the first time but seemed to hit the tool box if we aimed it right. sorry they got you. mrsw

[@murraymetcalf-CA]

That is one hungry machine! The winch is very useful. Looking forward to renting a similar machine in the near future.

[@AJ-ri5ee]

Mopar all the way haha. For podcasts, I like homeschooling, gardening, canning, auto work, simple home repair and maintenance, stuff we all could do! Thanks!!

[@athiker7209]

Wow! This was an interesting episode to watch. One really needs to watch that they don't forget to disconnect the winch rope, once the tree feeds into the chipper. Thank you very much for sharing with us.

[@damendaman]

Nice video, liked the music a lot in this one.

[@Yota0824]

Awesome...nothing like raw power and the smell of fresh wood chips...You guys are doing a great job & making alot of progress, keep it up!

[@renoguy25]

Wonder how great that would smell if they were shredding Cedar

[@Ericksonearthworks]

I am very intrigued by the idea of a pod cast. It would give me a way to listen while driving to and from work

[@roBLINDhood]

I would love a podcast with you and Mrs. W!! You could talk about anything and I'd listen. :)

[@aries171717]

Cody, watching that chipper operate is a beauty to behold, much like Mrs W :)

[@philallen301]

Podcast Ms W maybe. Actually I believe she should have her own channel. Some of the the things she does on the homestead. My wife isnt into the woodworking, axes, sharpening ect, but would be into the gardening, cooking, baking, ect. Obviously you could put videos like the last few on both channles but at the end she could add her perspective and wisdom. Lessons God is teaching her as a wife and mother. Thanks for all you do.

[@nephimitchell]

I would probably love any content you produce. I watch every video and love what I learn from you and your family. THANK YOU!

[@enby1315]

May God bless you and your family too, Cody with safety on your travels!

[@greatitbroke]

Pine spruce and any other evergreen are pretty acidic in nature. Grass won't grow under the trees because of it. Will this cause problems in your garden for it. Might need some dolomite lime to counter that.

[@Horstelin]

I was wondering the same thing, maybe cut the branches off and grind them up separately?

[@suzyhomesteader2454]

Horstelin They're only acidic at first. Then they "mellow" as they break down. If they have alkaline soil then it would be great. I want some for my soil. We have really alkaline soil.

[@dagwood1327]

I would pile it up and let it set for 6 months or so. Let it go through a heat and stir it up every month with that tractor.

[@tyronneshoelaces8843]

Where they are at the soil Ph is about 8.0, the chips will cure that.

[@ajones8699]

Wood ash is great for adding to compost to lower acidity

[@russse2793]

This is a cool video, thank you for sharing. Love watching that machine in action.

[@simidhel]

Cool equipment and it's good to see the woodland being managed and thinned. All that button pushing looks like hard work though - you should get Mrs W to do more of the labour ;)

[@bwise114]

I have been watching you for a little over a year. I have even gone back to see many of the videos your produced prior to me discovering you. I have learned a good deal that I use on my land. With regards to podcast, IMO, words are good but when words are coupled with great pictures, in this case your videos, the message is much clearer and leave little to imagine or misinterpret. To me, videos are where I believe you should continue to expend your time and resources. Your KZbin videos have built your present audience. Will a podcast truly bring you more viewers/listeners? Don’t dilute you excellent efforts on your KZbin videos. You can’t be everything to everyone. Don’t let people pull you away from your primary objective.

[@TnShooter-is4gr]

I don't know what a pod cast is, so I'm going to let you choose the topics. Thanks for the video.

[@jimmieusaf-pol2639]

I really enjoy watching your channel Cody...and the use of all the big boy toys, which definitely makes all that work go so much faster, without wearing you out so fast. I've been a sub since back when you were winching logs to the barn with your truck, and had to work so much harder...so glad you got the tractor to use. I enjoy watching logs turned into lumber on the saw mill...another back and time saver. Hi to Mrs. W and Jack!

[@wranglerstar]

Thank you Jim.

[@locksmithdb2075]

Those chippers are LOUD!!!!!!! I worked for my dad right out of high school clearing lots, using a chainsaw, chipper, heavy equipment....excavating. He had 2 steel tracked caterpillar loaders, a dozer, a big John Deere back hoe, a big Bandit chipper, a new holland skid steer....etc.

[@ThatChipperGuy]

Chippers are great to watch!! Thanks For the vids!

[@probeteam9936]

In one of the recent videos your wife was touring her garden. I was amazed ... i cant even grow dirt. If she went into more detail i would be interested in that... God Bless

[@JamesMorris-os7kb]

Just a tip, always use a snatch block when changing the direction of the pull. If you use a tree stump as the pulley block (like you did) with synthetic rope, the rope can snap and it will drastically shorten the life of the rope. If it was wire rope, there wouldn't be any issue.

[@wranglerstar]

You are right. We did it one time without the snatch block and realized we shouldn't. Did it the right way the rest of the time.

[@stager33]

At about 18:41 stump stuck Next time try about a 2 or 3 foot log ,slack your wench line lay the log under wench line as close as possible as you tension the Wench line over the log it will roll and lift hug up tree and come free wile maintaining a straight line with you cable Just a suggestion 👍👍👍

[@JakeAndBucket]

Podcast! I would listen to this. Probably not a full on bible study type of podcast, but do appreciate hearing you praise him and being thankful. I would like to hear content about homesteading and home schooling. How about interviews with other homesteaders, home schoolers, farmers, builders, makers etc. I listen to Making it Podcast and The Forward Pod cast on a regular basis. They both are good podcast models.

[@carlogigante5239]

Once I had to get a lot of trees cleared from my yard and since the first guy I called wasn't getting anyware I decided to call a company who would have done all the work for free at the condition that they would have kept the wood. They had a twin turbo diesel v10 MONSTER that was eating trees like that and bigger like toothpicks. Just awesome.

[@devils30hockey]

Love to see you in a convertable mustang. Pod casts are nice loved the one with you and Mrs. W. Maybe talk about your team work on the homestead you guys work so well together, or maybe Wranglerstar Blooper now that would be priceless, include Jack too

[@jdrizzel]

podcast would be awesome with both. could go over more forestry, wood working, family, cooking, all kinds of thing. I would listen for sure.

[@sociopathmercenary]

I once borrowed a much smaller chipper to turn the branches from a couple downed trees into chips. These were maple trees with leaves on them. I successfully had hundreds of baby trees the next season growing in my garden. 😣 Hopefully not a problem with evergreens

[@bsalny]

I'm thinking about going up to VT for that event this weekend just to meet you guys. I've said ti before and I will say it again, your family has what I want. You are an idol of mine and my fiance loves your wife Cody. Keep up the good work and may God bless you.

[@wranglerstar]

We hope you can make it Brian, it would be great to meet you

[@mkdelauro8235]

About Podcasting - I think a periodic podcast would be fantastic. I am a daily podcast listener and would gladly add WramglerStar to the mix. We, as a family, enjoy your vlog at home, and the mix is great. That said, most of the podcasts I listen to are "drama free" and more masculine oriented. Whoever you choose for the podcast I will listen. >>> And of course you should rent a FORD!

[@jstep100]

I enjoy checking out all the toys you get to play with. I know it doesn't feel much like playing sometimes though.

[@drewdierschke2833]

Podcast, Yes!

[@michaelneal3162]

I would gladly listen to a podcast with the both of you. that would be so good.

[@jrwalker1048]

Two weekly podcasts - 1. Manly Manners and 2. Faith and the Family - living the faith in every day activities.

[@probeteam9936]

Looks like dun for the whole family ... great job... God Bless

[@mahhk871]

Podcast would be great! I'd love to hear you both talk about woods management, gardening, woodworking, and how you got started homesteading.

[@luckyluke9225]

@ 7:00min when the tree got hung up on the stump I had a suggestion to jump the tree over the stump instead of using another stump to pull in a different direction. You can wrap the fairlead around the log and therefor cause the tree to roll or twist over the object. Something I learn from my father whom was a logger from BC Canada during the 70's

[@PastorHinChrist]

Wow, wasn't that just the coolest- God bless you guys

[@TheRoyFoley]

I like your end cards more than I think I would like a podcast. I enjoy watching footage while listening. Keep up the great work, God bless

[@lornebrown6577]

I wish I had a Father like you to teach me like you do your family.

[@jason-ge5nr]

Fantastic machine, and that area looks so much better

[@vermontapple]

Enjoy your trip to Vermont! I'm sorry I can't make it to Burlington this weekend. I'm in Southern VT and will get a kick out of knowing you guys are here

[@placesincalifornia]

Hi, how are you? I watch your videos here in Brazil. I like it a lot