Burning Wet Slash Piles Fast. (Without Gas Or Diesel)

[@LatchkeyKidX]

I was getting worried I wasn't gonna have a chance to get any more piles burnt, we have been so dry. But the last few days have been perfect. Hope your not getting too muddy up there brother!

[@bearpawtimber8739]

I think a permit last 10 days, but I will probably be done for the season tomorrow. I found a piece of that galvanized strapping that you can use for a firewood measuring stick if you would like.

[@LatchkeyKidX]

Bearpaw Timber your the man! Soon as I finish this pasture fence for the yaks, we will set a time for me to come get it. Thanks brother!

[@LivingTheDreamHomestead.]

Great video man. I love it! I have yet to burn my first slash pile up here, and im glad you made this! I would have used fuel! Now I will not for sure! Thanks for the lesson, perfect timing for me :P

[@bearpawtimber8739]

Thanks for watching. Glad you found it useful. Looking forward to meeting you folks in July. Get together is in your neck of the woods I hear. Priest River is beautiful.

[@LivingTheDreamHomestead.]

Bearpaw Timber Honestly, I don’t know an area up here in north idaho that isn’t beautiful!! This area is awe inspiring!! Lol but yeah we’re a little south of Priest River. This should be a fun time!

[@jgraham8248]

Thanks for sharing the technique.

[@mikewoods897]

Beautiful pups...out helping Daddy. Great idea for burning wet brush. I could have used that idea. I tried a half bottle of lighter fluid and nothing. Thanks for sharing.

[@bearpawtimber8739]

The dogs love to be a part of the slash pile burning. They especially love it during the winter. I will lay down a blanket on top of the snow about 15 feet from the pile and they will crash out there all day long. Thanks for watching.

[@renek2278]

Yes, y'all have some great looking dogs. Buckaroo is obviously in charge of guarding the fire. 😄

[@mikenunke1238]

Nice job! Love that strategy.

[@normanrose5104]

use a leaf blower as well for air

[@bearpawtimber8739]

Great idea. I didn't own one at the time, but will surely consider this in the future. Thanks for stopping by my channel. Merry Christmas

[@bryanreed1000]

Beer?

[@noduff8098]

Awesome scenery man

[@bearpawtimber8739]

Thanks for stopping by my channel. Merry Christmas and happy New Year.

[@madmax5349]

Can you make Another type of video like this but bring the camera a little closer

[@bearpawtimber8739]

Wish I could buddy, but I don't live up there in the forest anymore.

[@madmax5349]

@@bearpawtimber8739 aww man, i really love watching the smoke came from the fire it's just so satisfying

[@hlpang1075]

More like this pls, & longer

[@sustainsus1]

Without gas or diesel ?????? overhere in Europa is propane a gas....so,you start the fire with gas in my opingnon.

[@bearpawtimber8739]

Thanks for watching, and thanks for your opinion. I use the wood ash in my garden, and last time I checked using propane to ignite my pile won't leave any residue to leach into my soil. Guess I should've mentioned that for those who want criticize. 🤷

[@sustainsus1]

Hello friend,i want to just teasingabout the choise off words.I know you ment sasoline of course but overhere is gasoline-benzine.propane wil not contaminate youre soil.i also use my ashes in the garden from my woodstove inside (only clean ashes.) tomato's love it.Stay healthy,greetings from Belgium

[@azizbekov6009]

A young lady on the phone, she says her name is Greta Thunberg and she wants to talk to you.... ;-)

[@bearpawtimber8739]

LMAO. 😂😂 It took me a minute to compute. Very funny comment. Thanks for stopping by my channel.

[@jackstrawfromwichita5016]

Wtf animal noises are those ? Where are you? 😂

[@cloudbase7799]

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[@cloudbase7799]

@@jackstrawfromwichita5016 ravens or crows...? I heard some cattle too... KZbin channel says "a fella living off grid in Northern Idaho."