Back To Basics - Full Movie

[@Nick-ky5yn]

Honestly Cody, you’re such a good person. I think of myself as being descent but when I watch you, and see how you conduct yourself, and the love you have for your wife and family, it blows me away. I’m 26, construction worker out here in Canada. I learn a lot from you, not only work wise but how to be a good man. Thank you

[@frolferdjent]

Was not expecting the ending. You made a grown man cry. A true labor of love. Hats off to you!

[@dominickguerra189]

Theres nothing like being outside during a light snowfall. Happen to me once while i was hunting in northern Michigan. I was in my natural blind and you just feel like a real part of nature. Absolutely stunning video Wranglerstar. You are truly living the dream!

[@generickiwi]

First time I've watched a KZbin video, and thought... you know, I wish it were longer! Really impressive work sir - I've burned a lot of hours watching your videos today.

[@wranglerstar]

+generickiwi Thank you.

[@11219tt]

Generickiwi me too! Thought to myself “ok cool we’ve got the bridge now let’s watch a video for a whole house with a deck video.” :) 10 part series 2 hours long each video I’d watch the whole thing.

[@natanata8943]

I accidentally clicked on this video and just started watching and didn't stop until the end. It was so calm and relaxing. I really enjoyed it. Turned out it was a present, I'm so sorry that I can't give to this video two thumbs up.

[@wranglerstar]

+Nata Nata thank you

[@barneygoldstein7103]

Im an arborist from australia, i often make judgments upon men based on the respect they give their tools, you impress me.

[@benzmansl65amg]

Cody is a real man. A man living in the light and truth. Such an inspiration to a young man like me seeking truth in a world full of darkness. Keep up the good work!

[@whatabouttheearth]

benzmansl65amg i mean, great videos and all but hes just cutting wood and moving rocks. dont know if any of this is a qualifier of being a "real man"

[@hejdu13337]

What do you pack when you go out in the woods? Cody: Yes

[@dylanmeeks7786]

Didn’t this video have some wonderful songs playing the background, I came back because I always found it relaxing and there’s no sound

[@TheYousefHus]

Thank you wranglerstar for taking in our consideration for this video

[@Imur_Huckleberry]

This video makes me feel like one of those Highway Workmen, just sitting here watching one man work.

[@BethGrantDeRoos]

+Imur Huckleberry Excellent observation. I feel the same way.

[@allthehardtimes]

Hahahaha

[@gosonegr]

+Wilson Phillips You sould talk with the sindicate!

[@hazelhazelton1346]

+Wilson Phillips Bah! Highway workers can lean on a breath of wind. :p

[@poppy5153]

+Imur Huckleberry For years I tried to get that highway job...I just didn't know how to describe it on the application....I even had my own shovel.

[@finneassblakley1927]

This is my personal favorite out of all of Wrangler stars videos

[@DavidVogt]

Thank you for this. My girlfriend and I thoroughly enjoyed watching and stayed curious the whole time as to what you were building.

[@wranglerstar]

+David Vogt Great. thank you.

[@renatodasilveira144]

I think I just witnessed a man complete in his purpose. Your gift man is so wholesome. May you be even more blessed.

[@griffine.3703]

That dull, peaceful thud of the hatchet chopping the log is one the the greatest sounds know to man.

[@garland978]

You do great things with wood and Christmas gifts. I am a back to basics man myself in honor of grandfather and his brothers, who were all master carpenters and cabinet makers. Thank you.

[@chadsmiley5485]

Looks like some great time to talk to God, working in the serenity of the woods with your hands is nothing short of a blessing :] Thank you for sharing, Cody!

[@Vikt68]

Chad Smiley 👍🏼🙏🏼💕

[@kyoskei]

+Wranglerstar ive been watching your channel off and on for a long time now and i use it for advice on my own tools that i inherited from my grandfather and every time that i come to your channel i find something beautiful that restores a tiny bit of my love for the America that my grandfather and my father love. When i watched this movie it was like working with them again and that is not a feeling i get anymore. Thank you for THAT gift.

[@jackrabbit5047]

Very touching. Especially the loving sentiment you expressed at the end. Thank you.

[@fluke196c]

My eyes are opening to what makes a real man. Thank you wranglerstar

[@wranglerstar]

Thank you

[@TechysTechTalk]

Wranglerstar, I have no other way of saying this but, you're my idol.

[@protocol1212]

This video surpasses all videos i have watched from your channel. Without a doubt you have created a piece of art. This video has 98.5% approval rate ... Congrats!!!. This is your sweet spot. Thanks kindly for producing/editing/uploading these kind of videos.

[@johnmcgowan9044]

The whole thing is well done. You taught me a lot about milling. I had no idea where you where going with what you were building until the end. And what great ending addressing the materialism that has collective consumed our culture besides expressing your love for your bride. I made a greenland paddle once for my wife and she got very emotional saying no one had ever made anything for her. Great video.

[@wranglerstar]

Thank you John.

[@charltoncarswell9977]

Definitely not a man who is scared of work! Excellent video! Every kid in America needs to see this!

[@MIgardener]

WOW. A full length move! This is SO cool.

[@reececanode]

I watch both of your channels! So cool to see you in these comments MIgardener.

[@emera1750]

Audio cutout for me half way into the vid but boy oh boy what a blessing was it to watch a silent film in color it really put into contrast how well things come together when you practice patience and hard work

[@ekevanleeuwen8964]

There are many people who can homestead, there are many people who can make great videos. But there aren't who can combine those two like you do. Good work cody!

[@humantiger72]

I almost never watch videos over 15minutes these days. This is a big exception. Thank you for letting us join in.

[@ALWhiteAuthor]

I loved this video. I was practically on the edge of my seat for the entire 49:04. Please make more of these amazing feature length videos. Seeing the entire process of something from start to finish in one shot is just fantastic.

[@yvonloyer143]

This is beautyful I did learn sum of it ,build a few house ,such a pleasure thank for the video an the musique I felt great .

[@brianzeh7719]

I loved all those videos when they were one by one. Now that they are put together as a movie it really is special. What a great Christmas gift.

[@kasparssarnovskis9539]

I just love the music choise and the artistic style.

[@markmowbray11]

A man and his tools working in the woods. Simple and satisfying to watch.

[@off_the_potion6949]

This video was a true work of art. You are a very humble and hardworking man. Just the type of man we need more of on this earth. It is a true blessing to see you make videos like this Cody. You make god proud to see men like you working and being humble. Greetings from Colorado.

[@heelpowered5912]

I highly commend you for going back to the roots of craftsmanship, it's incredible to see the time and power necessary to create something by hand. Technology has ruined that but it has also given us the ability to learn from others. Thank you for creating this and sharing it with us. Truly special.

[@Ballisticbeaner]

this is the first time where someone said like the video and I listened

[@CamIrishLad]

Same

[@RobertSmith-ug9te]

likewise - First time I've listened; I waited till the very end though :)

[@progunantilife4777]

SAME!!!!

[@browndustinthewind]

JC Exotics I did it too

[@montepr803]

I have to say....same here.

[@cogpastorc]

This is the kind of stuff I did before I became disabled. Love watching and imagining I was there too. Thanks so much.

[@JeffMon2323]

you have amazing attention to detail and extremity talented and your respect for your tools and nature really shows thru when you work really enjoyed watching as a carpenter myself it really gives me a new respect for the Lumber that comes so easy in our generation...thank you

[@jerrettfeatherston3517]

The woods are a amazing place to spend time.

[@LesDots]

Great footage, great work, great songs, beautyfull axes and tools in there. Just pure, and peacefull hardwork like we don't see anymore. Must be the 10th time I watcht this particular video. Keep going, Mr Wranglerstar. You certainly are doing something here. Not only for your wife and family but also for all of your followers who keep watching this, a dreamy smile on their face and warmth in their heart.

[@jameschippett2177]

Still the best Wranglerstar video ever made. Love coming back to see this.

[@WDEMMEL]

This should be on the "Best of KZbin" list.

[@qwws3379]

WDEMMEL key word “you”

[@kevino2139]

I forgot how much I loved this series. I remember he wouldn't tell us what he was making at the time. It drove a lot of us crazy! Thank you for this video, I needed to be reminded of what matters most in this life...

[@samn6201]

This is absolutely amazing, love the soundtrack.

[@Dilon330]

This it the kind of work that my generation needs to start doing instead of all of these factories. Though it may be harder and take longer it will build character and make hard working men. I have the utmost respect for the craft and the people that do this keep doing what you are doing. I love your videos.

[@dallasmed65]

This is brilliant. Love the small movie!

[@JeremyConnor]

I first discovered the channel part way through the original back to basics (when this was actually happening); and every 6 months or so I love to come back and relax re-watching this series; thanks for making it into a full feature length film to save us having to navigate the parts! Best wishes to you and the family!

[@Sharberboy]

As a grown man these happy videos always make me tear up.

[@mitch_smith]

Thank you for taking the time to create this. Love the series.

[@NikoBased]

I have never heard anybody yell "fore" on a golf course. I also thought I was never going to hear somebody yell "timber!" Thanks Wranglerstar

[@ChuckCanada1]

I just want to say thanks for putting this together. I am well aware the hard work that goes in to these videos and really just want to say thanks. 50 minutes of Wranglestar isn't something we get every day. I have been looking forward to watching this since I saw it yesterday but I have been to busy until rite now. Keep up the good work, Merry Christmas.

[@kjeldophetveld]

I like every single video, it just shows it still is possible to escape from a job and live your life the way you want to. greetings from the Netherlands

[@kjeldophetveld]

And i have a question do you ship your book worldwide?

[@hookedonwood5830]

+Kjeld Op het Veld, I got mine from Amazon.de so if you can get an Amazon shop to deliver to you it should be possible to get it ;o)

[@kjeldophetveld]

+HOOKEDONWOOD thanks!!! for the info

[@wranglerstar]

+Kjeld Op het Veld thank you for your kind words. deal up right now - wranglerstarbook.com - do ship internationally - info on the page.

[@roxyie1122]

This was so awesome! Instead of asking for toys as a kid, started asking for stuff to fill my hope chest, which I bought with my work money I saved from selling cards, working as a Peer Counselor for the Red Cross, and later working at the Recreation Center as a teen! Had I known I could get this kind of stuff too, I would have never changed my pattern. I went into the military after graduation, so life changed for me. Great video, I learned a ton! I'll have to rewatch it several times in order to write down the tips and tools that I don't want to forget! What I wouldn't give to be a teen again, lol!! So much FUN!

[@DCD-il3nm]

something about watching you work wood calms me. they had no idea what you were doing until the very end. it made me smile.

[@robertepperson5111]

Awesome video Wranglestar, just sat here and watched it with my 6 year old daughter and we both loved seeing the end result. Really Cool to see folks like yourself showing us how to get back to our roots and live a more simplistic life! Really inspiring

[@mr.delacruz559]

awesome video and your skills are something that I would like to strive for . awesome... awesome... awesome!!

[@wranglerstar]

Thank you Daniel.

[@JordonSchell]

These were the good ole days right here. Some of my favorite content.

[@Gmod911]

No sound checked on multiple devices I imagine it’s a KZbin problem cause I’m still getting captions

[@deejkdeejk]

thank you for putting these videos out and giving us a glimpse of life as a lumberman. trees and wood are one of nature's most beautiful offerings, it's so interesting and entertaining to learn about this sort of stuff.

[@copper4045]

Beautiful axe work. Mr. Proenneke would be proud.

[@Fred.jpeg_]

God bless you and your beautiful family, Cody. A true inspiration.

[@USMCLSG]

What happened to the volume on this video. The beginning has it but then its gone.

[@southcoastkicks2771]

Reminds me of "Alone in the Wilderness" with Richard Proenneke. Thanks for allowing us viewers an opportunity to experience such well done work. We appreciate it.

[@JOEFINNOVIII]

Wow an inspirational video loved the ending

[@a.claestitland5336]

I LOVE this movie - ALL parts of it!! Since only very few have commented on the high standard of filming and cutting scenes, I would like to underline that this gives me great pleasure to watch! So thank you a lot for your great efforts! Even when you went out in the snowing weather you got me thinking: wow, this is life! Everything about this movie is really about LOVE - EVERYTHING! Thank you again and Regards from Norway.

[@digitalbilly]

you have quite the collection of nice tools!!!

[@myema5694]

And they are well maintained and incredibly sharp....

[@SachiWI]

I remember when you put this series of videos out last year - I thought this was the greatest gift ever - I still enjoyed this all at once

[@wranglerstar]

+Sachi WI thanks

[@SachiWI]

Wranglerstar PATREON? :o)

[@maccolloch4872]

Sir, I count it an honor and a privilege to be able to view your videos, I have watched you for quite a while. I feel as though we could be friends from afar. I do have a question if you are not to busy... I notice your boots and my curiosity has been piqued, are they the Nicks are the they they the... I would like to inquire... And why If you would'n't mind. Thank you for all you do, Keep it coming.

[@wranglerstar]

+Mac Colloch nicks hotshot

[@newmankb]

Mac Colloch y it's a website were u can watch multiple versions of him

[@Kropikovo]

I watched it on the train and it was awesome. Quite evening in a quiet train, watching something that pleases my brain after work.

[@gabrieljohnson6116]

Anybody else have no audio?

[@spongeorpete7289]

Ye

[@Lou.B]

Loved the images, the music, craftsmanship, the appearance by Kephart, and the sentiment. Thank You, and Well done!

[@goodoleboy33]

Dick Proenneke's would be proud! "Alone in the Wilderness". Great stuff as always!

[@maehay4065]

How could anyone not like this movie👍👍👍⭐️⭐️⭐️🏡

[@joeyquigley3794]

Little did I know 3 years after I first watched this video I would buy 3.5 acres of remote property in Alaska.

[@bayfieldangler6746]

How much does property cost up there? Just the land?

[@MTCGBuilds]

Hell yeah brother! Hope you’ve enjoyed it up here at the last frontier

[@ejhsskater]

Alaska is the best!

[@miccacarry6803]

Cody, I never tire of viewing this video. I especially like the beautiful music and the majestic and awesome scenery.

[@andyhaynes6889]

classic...no audio

[@puma5520]

I like how hes not in a rush hes just ...doing it with passion enjoyment its ... wonderful to see comforting actually im so young still I want something like this in my life

[@StabEDealin]

Audio seems to disappear after 1:48. Am I the only one?

[@frasercormack5354]

You sir, are one of the most patient, dedicated, hardworking, skilled Man I have ever come across. You're a real man and your dedication to your family is inspiring.

[@benvolio1987]

putting the thumbs up thing in the middle of the video was a good idea - stopped me from getting carried away and running off without thanking you

[@wranglerstar]

+Benvolio Foster thanks

[@montepr803]

Words cannot describe how much I enjoyed watching this. Thank you sir. You have a lovely family. God bless

[@konstantinoskoutsoukos7815]

you are real .Thank you.We are statring something like your way of leaving and we are really exciting:So many things to learn!! Thank you!!!

[@wranglerstar]

Warm regards and enjoy the journey.

[@crwhy]

Something very pleasing about how easy that bark is removed

[@corysturgis6660]

Why no sound??????..

[@JW-nk5hu]

A bit of work to be truly proud of......the bridge and the video ! Well done Cody..much respect.

[@JuGnOofIsb]

There is no sound past when you leave your vehicle :( would have loved to watch... your regular viewer :)

[@SStarwind]

Boy it sure is purdy out there. Just a couple minutes in and I get that sense of solitude that I'm so used to having during my winter camping trips.

[@sholcerxt]

can someone tell me the songs name?

[@I_am_Signal]

This has got to be one of the most wholesome endings to a feature length movie I have ever seen. I hope more videos like this exist out there.

[@lelouch0011]

If it's not too much trouble, could you like put the names of songs that you use during the video in the description?

[@beaverrick9789]

Thanks Cody for a very enjoyable 49 minutes. That was very much needed.

[@Outlawjankooo]

Where is your wife from Wranglestar? Sounded like she said ''God Jul'' Which means Happy Christmas in danish or norwegian

[@wranglerstar]

Or Swedish :)

[@Outlawjankooo]

I see ^^

[@MdennisAK]

I am so enjoying you, your family, and content I can watch with my children. Glad I found your channel

[@Wordsnwood]

Ummm, how long does it take to upload a 49 minute HD video to youtube?

[@wranglerstar]

+wordsnwood 9 hours

[@BethGrantDeRoos]

+Wranglerstar WOW Thank you for making such quality videos.

[@BCdesign1]

+Wranglerstar it takes me about 2hrs for a 6 minute video & I find that frustrating!!

[@Recovering_Californian]

+wordsnwood Depends on one's upload rate. If you happen to be one of the few on Google Fiber you could be done in minutes.

[@hazelhazelton1346]

+Wilson Phillips Satellite uplink, I think.

[@bicycleyoda9301]

I hope all can appreciate the amount of time it must have taken to use all of the camera angles as well as the editing. Great job

[@asitting]

Not sure if anyone has asked this already, but no Folk Song Credits?

[@Podobed]

New to this series Wranglerstar but I absolutely love it. I appreciate you taking the time to not only carry on some of these forgotten skills and techniques, but to teach us along the way.

[@storiesbybenjaminh.m.8461]

Joe

[@AimlessMoto]

But how'd he get the truck unstuck?

[@bluemamba5317]

+AimlessMoto It's in another video.

[@bluemamba5317]

+willy kanos No he didn't, he dug it out.

[@ThomasPlace45]

That's what I was hoping to see!

[@supaheat1486]

I thought the same thing in the beginning his truck gets stuck so he goes into the forest to (I presume ) make a board to put under his tires and get his truck unstuck so I was confused when I saw this too.

[@sethtanaka234]

kenny wells that was exactly how I thought he would've gotten it out and what I was thinking

[@cihancukurova]

I can’t believe someone gives thumbs down to a such delightful clip, Thank you !

[@wrduckclub]

Carries the gospel, a glock, and loves his craft. This is the kind of guy I imagine my daughters marrying.

[@agagagagagyo]

RW H Jesus was a socialist pacifist

[@Niznuts123]

Sino Jas but he was never against defending yourself.

[@kevinobyrne8020]

@@agagagagagyo No he was not and neither should you.

[@prepperjonpnw6482]

Sino Jas is that why he flipped out over the money changers in the temple and wrecked the place?

[@terrymorris1687]

There's nothing more pure than a gift built with your hands.