Clearing Trails And Food Plots On This Farm

[@PromLesbian]

Sound quality is great.

[@robmatthews7972]

Audio is good Chris. I say again , repeat customers keep you working as they like what you do. Thanks for posting this so we can still watch a video while you are in Bushnell today.

[@dcos5]

Think I heard a few cheek squeaks too

[@Vickie-Bligh]

Another happy customer who doesn't want you to go anywhere but working on their land!😉Can't blame him, you do such awesome work. Have fun in Florida and come back all rested. Thanks for sharing, Chris.

[@donnamullins2089]

Chris another beautiful slice of Heaven. Good day clearing. Audio is so much better thanks. Have a great evening.

[@Sean-i4r]

I was about to say I can hear you a lot better now awesome. Thank you for getting that new microphone. It's much more enjoyable before. I had to crank it up when you were in the cab. And then when the camera went to outside, it would be so loud. It would piss my neighbor off. LOL so no more up-and-down with the volume. Thank you i'm very grateful for that

[@donnal.oglesby4806]

With the way you get your jobs completed and your professionalism, I can see why your customers continue to call you back for more jobs on their properties.Loved the crunch when you finally pushed over the Gum tree, and Love the new mic.The trail looks nice, and sure the customer will get a lot of use out of it.

[@ryanhoward1013]

Oh, Chris, the audio is great. i can hear every word you say. Thank you for getting the new mic. I love the road clearing jobs, and i love all the digging jobs. Hell, i love all your jobs that easier to say. I hope you're having a good time down in Florida with a bunch of friends. Thanks for sharing, Chris, and we'll see you at the auction. God bless you and your friends and family 🙏

[@mostlyinterested1016]

It never fails to amaze me how you take this hulking great monster, that I know you will deny, and turn it into a ballet-dancing piece of art where it cherry-picks what you're grabbing and puts it exactly where you want it. Absolute magic.

[@justinfufun5483]

The sound of cracking wood must send a shiver down to the roots of all the other trees.

[@carltontweedle5724]

I think it is the crackling when he turns into a fire starter. HAHAHA

[@billmoore1421]

I had someone saw me side boards for my dump truck from sweet gum & they are virtually indestructible. They’ve been on the truck 10 yrs & still going strong. New mic is great 👍👍👏👏

[@wwjoesr]

You were right Chris, watching that tree fall was awesome!

[@scottburk4083]

Fun little projects to watch. Have a good one Chris,take care and God Bless!!!❤😊

[@sylviaprudhomme5417]

Really enjoy whatever is going on. That was a BIG tree❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@scottb8201]

Chris, I'm an Aussie and we love our Gum Trees they are native to Australia. There are so many different species of them back home I'm sure you'd find a species more to your liking. :)

[@AndrewS-r2e]

Could be wrong but I think the gum he's referring to is sweetgum (aka liquidambar), not eucalyptus. Chris might be able to confirm? Chris, if it is eucalyptus of some kind, it's more than likely excellent timber! Or at least the best firewood you'll ever burn! Cheers from Australia 🇦🇺

[@KHWindham]

From someone that needs CC to understand words over the machinery noise. That mic is awesome. Could make out your words.

[@GarnetCarmichael]

All that work for an ATV trail, some people have more money than they know what to do with. Good for you Chris, busy is good !

[@hydraulic-hum]

I love watching your tree clearing videos, always great narration, crunch crunch.. thanks

[@bruceengle6245]

Great job, Chris. Looks like you get a lot of walking in.

[@csnelling4]

The new microphone working fine and dandy, much better audio . Thanks Chris 🍺👏👏👏👏👌

[@lindacolaprete7324]

Criss, thanks for the new mic. It sounds great!!! Ed C

[@mischef18]

A project that keeps giving and this is one of them, this customer and Jeff sure keep you well supplied with work bro. Safe travels. Ken.

[@albertbusscher4270]

Thanks for showing us this video while you are on a well earned vacation. Greetings from Australia

[@allanvilleneuve6709]

Thanks for another great video. Have fun in Florida.

[@ronaldheit196]

Always like to see Chris clearing woods and this time clearing an area for wildlife and hunting. Property owner sure loves keeping Chris busy on his property.

[@JDMz]

Big stump for sure. But still not as big as the stump you cut a while back that a bees nest in it. Now that thing was huge. Made the excavator look like a toy😂

[@robertforrest7956]

🚨Awesome Audio Chris! Now I can actually hear you! ... Wonderful, now for a good ole fashioned 🔥 Fire.... 😏😄

[@jimculbertson2376]

MUCH better audio in the cab. Thanks for buying US a new mike.

[@artshaw6962]

yes, indeed! That in-cab audio is much improved and appreciated. it will make a huge difference in the 330.

[@robertconreux8079]

Very good sound clear crisp!

[@johnwood702]

As an Australian we have many gum trees and have many uses. Makes beautiful flooring etc. Great firewood producing a lot of heat. Pines grown in lots for construction timber otherwise are weeds.

[@tomrogers9467]

I wonder if they are the same species. Here in eastern Canada, I had not heard of them until LD18. Glad we don’t have them up here, they sound like a real pest.

[@cathiwim]

@@tomrogers9467it may be too cold for them up there. We have them in East TN. They like soggy places.

[@BillW-NJ]

Nice snap, crackle, pops and crunchie sounds in this video.

[@stevenlatham4397]

I never had a problem with your previous microphone. I’ve always thought your videos had superb sound quality, especially being heavy equipment videos.

[@daneclark3161]

Some of us have hearing problems which make it difficult to differentiate between background noise and what you are actually trying to listen to.

[@briand.3552]

I have never had any issue hearing you!! Love the videos sir!!

[@doritleis2773]

Interesting Work Trail to clearing and Food Plots to building in a Wood for Animals. And the best the Word clearing have for You the meaning the Tree Wood to remove to burn and not to unload in the next Thicket. However a Interesting Video. Thanks. 👌👍

[@SpeedSmith]

Mic works very well in the cab. Hope you are enjoying your break.

[@martineastburn3679]

I had two massive sweet gum trees (sisters I suspect) on my property. One next to the main road and the other across from another road to the shop. The first one fell down in a storm the Night we took possession and the moving truck had yet to drive in. You can bet I unpacked my U-Haul I brought a number of tools in and my chainsaw (a 20" 50 Ranger at the time). And some t-poles to move the short logs away from the road. I had it cleared by the time they got here. I was ready for a rest, having driven several thousand miles in two days. But I was fit at the time. No machines. Both are gone now as well as a 24" live oak and a 22" Red oak.

[@rickwalker7105]

Safe travels to Florida

[@garymessina1609]

Sounds great as always great job great video thanks Chris

[@maxmacdonald7174]

I hear there many uses for Sweet-gum trees, but I sure do want near my home.

[@tomrogers9467]

After researching them, I’m quite happy to not have them here in Canada. Now, bamboo, I think, would be a quite useful species. Seems there is unlimited use for it.

[@shisholy7828]

555 on the audio Chris. Hope you are enjoying your 10 days off as you surely deserve it.

[@kirk467]

Looks great Chris, thanks for sharing! 🙏🏻👌🏻👍🏻👏🏻👏🏻🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

[@precisionputtin]

That's some fun work!! Looks like the pines are full of muscadine vines. Don't you just love them? Great video. Thanks for the ride

[@bosshogg3548]

Job well done 👍🏻 sound is very good 2:34 😂

[@dennis2376]

Thank you and have a good day in Florida.

[@tonyseidita5766]

Been watching for a couple weeks now. Would love to hear where you are from and a little information for new subscribers. I’m from Pennsylvania and we can even plant tulips without digging up rocks. Amazed how there are no rocks where you dig.

[@mattmanyam]

Central NC.

[@ryanhoward1013]

Chris lives near Raleigh, North Carolina

[@haroldhawkins9370]

Nice video Chris.

[@tomswindler64]

Great video,your new Mike is working great.people are definitely keeping you busy with all these projects they have.job security.hope your having a great non working vacation,just enjoy the time with friends.because when you get back you will probably be working constantly with all your projects.great video 👍👍👍😎😎😎

[@philsmith1883]

You should ask AMI the feasibility of using the grapple rotation section with the digging bucket + thumb. May need a piston driven pin to lock the rotation section for strength while digging that retracts to allow rotation while loading out.

[@warrenjohnknight.9831]

The gum tree's here in New Zealand, are very good firewood, plus it's mixed with pine for paper, they originally come from Australia,

[@NeilMaclachlan]

Audio is perfect Chris...some size of stump....getting things cleared....Stay safe and see you on the next one.

[@JR-wc8zo]

Audio is much better! Thank you!

[@hdibart]

Hear you much better,thanks!

[@johnrocco890secureit78]

sounds good. loud and clear chris..

[@audrybella6405]

Gum trees (aka Sweetgum) actually make very good firewood. You simply need to cut them into 6 foot segments and let it dry for a year and then it splits easy and burns clean.

[@jerrypage4327]

You are a master of your craft Chris....

[@maxobara1496]

Audio good here!!👍🤗🇺🇸

[@tomrogers9467]

Yeah. Audio get me another beer.

[@SiboBushings]

Ambitious video as always... I suppose ❤

[@TinyHouseHomestead]

I have never met anyone who didn't like FREE GUMBALLS! 😱😁🤪🤣👍👍🇺🇸

[@MySORRELL]

THANKS!

[@mikeembrey9176]

New mic sounds great good job 👍🏻🇺🇲

[@dipperfox]

Looks like a stump crusher might have come in handy during this project.

[@davidfarley1175]

Chris, when my parents built their new home, the contractor connected with the nursery and they recommended Gum trees and he put 4 of them for shade, they were still cursing him after he died, and my dad spent hours with a gas-powered vacuum picking up what he could

[@thisoldminer]

WOW we can hear you now thx :)

[@tsink6]

I am surprised that you had this video on. I thought you were going on vacation I am not complaining,thanks

[@Misty45-kx3bz]

💖💖💖💖💖💖Oh yes, the new cab mic works wonderfully. (Timmmber :) ... still get a kick out of that.)

[@debcamp2359]

Nice job. It's always interesting.

[@davidmiller6010]

About the Gum Trees. Back in the day, there was a song that mentioned Tupelo Honey. The inference was that it was really good stuff. Fast forward to a couple years ago, I decided to try to find and buy some Tupelo Honey. During my search, I discovered that the name relates to WHERE it is from, and not what it is made of. Tupelo Honey is made from the flowers of the Gum Tree. There seems to be some debate that the White Gum makes the best honey, and others say that the black gum is just as good. So that's my 2 cents on the gum trees. If anyone knows more, please feel free to chime in.

[@formhubfar]

1:02.., to be honest Chris I never noticed a problem with the sound on any of your video's.

[@andyhastings6502]

VERY NICE SOUND QUALITY CHRIS.

[@tedc7714]

Good fire wood. Gum trees.

[@chrisbartrum3201]

Hearing you loud and clear. Very cinematic, good on HiFi. Boom! I'm also quite sad for the tree, but then you shouldn't try and grow in another garden. Japanese hogweed a prime example.

[@guss-au]

In Australia Various gum tree species are protected under different laws and regulations, including Blue Gum High Forest, Coastal Cypress Pine Forest, Turpentine-Ironbark Forest.

[@Tim-Sziminski]

The new mic sure does absorb the sounds 👍🇺🇲🇺🇲

[@sbmiller3699]

We had a big gumball in my yard. Everybody but me hated it despite, as the oldest sibling, it was my job to clean up the gumballs. A few times I used the gumballs in x-mas scenes, gluing them together, painting them white with gold glitter. Fun.

[@zuker1952]

Thank you thank you thank you for the new mic. Music to my old ears!!

[@doughaynes1048]

Nice work .

[@Scot_WestTexas]

You make this an art. You’re really good 😎

[@robertgeorgewerner]

Here in California the Gum trees have been re-branded some how as "Liquid Amber". They are very pretty in the fall but all the criticisms you share of them are still true. I had one it a lawn at a rental I lived in for a while and the roots were always sprouting new suckers and the they were either just at the surface or above it. Not my favorite.

[@arboristbyday]

Comes from the scientific name for sweetgum, Liquidambar styraciflua.

[@GerardoCabrera-q9f]

He does his best with what he got . .good stories telling think of view point of as he works for begin to end. 😉⭐💥GoTeamLetsDig18 💥⭐😉

[@jerryfuqua3781]

Sounds much better.

[@heatherlane9270]

Gum trees - how desolate my country would do without those beauties, equal to the oak - not the same gum tree as in US however. Mic is working fine. Interesting to hear the difference between the 220s. Clearing in small area - done with ease.

[@donmiller8186]

Hey, Chris, even'n to ya. I am hot an fan of gum trees, and their dang spinney little gumballs.

[@keithdunlap2701]

Yeah Chris, That New mic sounds real good !! That's gonna be a pretty good clearing job threw the woods there, and making food plots !! Don't those damn vines get on ya nerves !! Damn things just wrap around everything !! But, got a good start on it Man, just going to keep a good eye out in there, pretty tight !! Lololol... Great as always Chris, Have a Great Evening, And, On too the Next !!

[@vicentesanchez5141]

I can hear the air flowing of the A/C whit that New microphone!!!

[@mikeknoll1130]

Sound is good!

[@tomrogers9467]

Beer is better.

[@nickchannel5364]

Chris is always working, even when he is on vacation.

[@terryrogers1025]

Coming out nice, made excellent progress, both the 220s are are really good excavators for what you do. Thanks for the update and appreciate your taking us along for the day.

[@hereintheuk2991]

Great content. Why not stack the big logs up in the woods, A: they look good, B it gives great habitat while they rot down C: so much better for the environment not burning…..

[@dansbrown1313]

Hello Chris, In cab audio is great! The question about gum trees is difficult because I don't know if they are "Sweet Gum Trees" like Wrigley's because that gum is pretty good. :)

[@billlynch3466]

Thank you its much better with new microphone

[@armoredsaint6639]

Ripping trees into pieces with brute force, and Chris says it’s gonna be a delicate process in here!….lol

[@Brewdiss]

Sounds to me like there needs to be a Let's Dig 18 grapple. It should have an extension for burning. It would only make sense. 🤘😎

[@randybarber5308]

👍👍👍

[@huntz3215]

At least you don't have to check for Koala's over there b4 dropping gumtrees. 🤭

[@tomrogers9467]

I’ve heard they can be quite nasty, in spite of their teddy bear disguise. Is that correct?

[@huntz3215]

@@tomrogers9467 Long claws for gripping gumtrees so gotta be careful. Mating season brings out the worst in all animals. Local joke for visitors is saying 'watch out for the drop bears' distant cousin of the Koala. Remember an Irish girl was terrified on a camping weekend.

[@lds6899]

Great sound even with the door open. Try on open cab dozer.....

[@The_HillPeople]

Finally looked up what you call a gum tree. They grow different on the west coast. Any crew working on streets or sidewalks called them ankle breakers. Resident told me he called them Burbank Testicles. Yeah I spread THAT name thru the dept you betcha!

[@jimbrewer2893]

Looks like that will be a nicer trail than Busco.

[@bassriver8137]

Hi Chris, say hi to the rest of your fellow dirt artists, enjoy the down time. It seems you may not get much more this year...good for you man. We have a Training Team using your work as an example of how it is done. Most of the operators are used to sites, managed by a bunch of flag wavers. They learn from you; how to manage the job, the equipment list, labour and details of the local and state regulations. I started with you when you had a 160 Volvo. Now it seems you have sufficient equipment to do whatever you choose. Brother is an operator, Cat Skinner on huge subdivision projects in Calgary. Most of our crowd are born from the 1950's, still moving dirt. On a note, the issue you had with the H 330, is common on every site in the world now. your "DEF Sensor ", and I quote from Calgary, "has cost the price of one of these machines, in delays and downtime. Without any reason the mechs could find, in short, another way to keep the "patient" on a substance only they control. Permanent client, guaranteed to assure an income from sources never available before. A bunch of us are seeking out, and buying old iron, modern, before the Additives shall we say. Seems to lots of hardware, most of it fully functional, but now some of the larger sites will not let the old stuff operate. Time will tell. Have a great trip, hope to see some silliness from you lot over the next weeks. lol

[@randycharest4507]

I ENJOYED WATCHING THE VIDEO CHRIS 😊

[@Sean-i4r]

I'd love to see you. Take those logs home that are right next to the excavator at the end of the video here. They're all about the same size, perfect or a Pole barn, perfect for landscaping fences. Oh I wish i could draw it up and show you. I bet you would do it right near your beautiful oak tree on your front yard at your house. I could do a triangle shaped fence. Sort of with a raised flower bed. It would look awesome anyway. Yeah i'm just talking crap

[@tomrogers9467]

I’ve thought he could have them sawn into swamp mats, but apparently they decay very quickly. But then I may be wrong. (It happened once before. Daily according to the wife.)