Cut Down A Tree Full Of SNAKES!

[@Robert-j9k5i]

Smart man let his chainsaw warm up before cranking to 14,000 rpm's. Nice, see too many just start and go without letting warm up and they wonder why it doesn't last

[@TKCL]

Drives me mad! These new lightweight saws have lightweight pistons that warm up and expand far faster than the denser cylinder heads. People have no clue the friction and wear they are creating by not allowing everything to evenly warm up before hammering the throttle.

[@ChanceHolland-ld5lr]

U definitely have to let run though and warm up I agree 100 percent

[@ChanceHolland-ld5lr]

I got a sthil 271 with a 20 inch bar I love it

[@ChanceHolland-ld5lr]

@@Look_What_You_Did I never found a tree i can’t cut with it

[@TKCL]

Those are extremely popular saws for a reason.

[@TheSoloAsylum]

The most dangerous place on the property is the wood pile.

[@TKCL]

All kinds of hazards

[@ke11ey1]

As a 51 year old woman I couldn’t believe you didn’t just pick up those rat snakes and rehome them someplace out of the way. FYI I have 10 pet snakes

[@michaeleshbaugh6797]

Or right behind that winch of his that thing is impressive 😂

[@krisk4513]

Yup - on any property that has a wood pile

[@TKCL]

@@ke11ey1 you do realize they can survive on their own? I didn't kill them. I let them go right back I to the woods they came from.

[@patriciajames-douglass5282]

This mans property is gorgeous and he takes good care of it. I like his equipment and they look well kept. You can hear the pride in his voice. KUDOS to you sir.

[@bobbikuhn3496]

I love your expression when you saw the snakes. That is the first time I have seen them come out of a hollowed tree. Good job with that grapple. You handle it well.

[@TKCL]

Thanks for watching!

[@michaelstreet7864]

And just like that another blockbuster movie idea emerges. “SNAkES IN The TREES “!!🎥

[@TKCL]

That sounds about right 🤣

[@luim0924]

Totally agree. Love tractors. I grew up on the farm, and knowing how to drive a tractor was mandatory, even with my 4 brothers and 2 sisters. We all pitched in! Glad your snakes were the friendlier (to you) kind.

[@TKCL]

Thank you for watching

[@jeremiahs45]

Y’all can keep the extra snakes down there

[@TKCL]

Are you sure?

[@joeboyd4064]

Yep!!!​@@TKCL

[@mapleholler9800]

Used to hate snakes when I was growing up. Seemed to run into them all the time. But, it was hill country. When my wife and bought this little slice of heaven 40 years ago, we got acquainted with a veritable cornucopia, of slithering surprises. Not sure when the house was built, just know the neighbor's aunt was born in it, in 1898. It's two layers of 2 in thick plank, up to 25 in wide, stood vertically, covered with horizontal dutch lap. That, at some point was covered in insulbrick. The cellar, (not a basement, a cellar), has 2 ft thick stone walls with 13-14 in log sill and thick rough cut joists......and yes, snakes. Mostly garter, ring neck, and eastern ribbon snakes. But occasionally, what the previous owner referred to as fox snakes make an appearance. But they could be milk snakes. Not sure, but they are aggressive as all get out. I try to let them alone, but when they come after one of us, I take them out. I don't need them striking at me when I walk by the freezer, headed for a jar of peaches. And I don't want one of the grandkids, getting bit by somethjng that's gnawed on a dirty mouse. We also have 8 ft black snakes. Outside, as far as I know. But they are fairly mellow individuals. I leave them be. I don't think we have any of the poisonous varieties close around here, but I could be wrong.....wouldn't be the first time....today even. Anyway, I liked the video. Thanks for sharing.

[@andreamills5852]

A tree full of snakes really means two harmless snakes crawling out of a tree .🤣

[@conniepitts8392]

LoL 😅

[@straubdavid9]

🐍🐍🐍🐍🐍🐍🐍🐍🐍🐍🐍🐍🐍🐍🐍🐍

[@Sparksdavid3336]

Harmless, they all look like damn cobras to me

[@mlcoper1]

Exactly what I was thinking.

[@helenbonanno4804]

Snakes crawling out of trees on my property ☠️

[@karenpowell8251]

My daughter and me were at Castroville City Park in Texas. We had walked along the river bank. I grew up around creeks that had water moccasins. But, that day on the way back to the car in the parking lot we passed right under a tree where 2 moccasins were mating. We didn't see them until we had already passed by. I had never seen any up in a tree before that day. My poor daughter. She just wanted to get back in the car asap.

[@TKCL]

On the rivers around here (Florida) they are everywhere in the trees. Makes for an interesting boating day.

[@auburnaviator6167]

Looks like a mating pair of Gray Rat Snakes or (White Oak snake) with the common name of Central Rat Snake (Pantherophis spiloides). Great non-venomous snakes to have around to keep the pest/rodent population in check. Thanks for sharing!

[@TKCL]

They are great for the little critters, I never mess with non venomous snakes for that reason.

[@genegoodman5233]

That is a super cool setup you have there. I cut and split wood for 60 some years to heat my house and domestic water through a water stove system I built. I built the stove, wood splitter, 4 trailers, all kind of engineered nicknacks to go with it. I went through 4 big and 1 18” limbing Stihl chain saws. I loved every minute that I was working with my equipment. Stay safe

[@TKCL]

I love working with firewood myself

[@maryannanderson2213]

I don't believe I have ever seen a snake come crawling out of a tree. That is a serious ICK factor!

[@TKCL]

They for sure live in them.

[@natalieoliver2837]

I had four rat snakes in cedar tree

[@charlestravis9798]

Poisonous snakes would be reason #2 to wear Kevlar chaps when you’re trimming out and handling logs in warm weather.

[@TKCL]

Or snake boots

[@californiacritic9779]

Snakes aren't poisonous. They are venomous.

[@dancline2143]

Tomatoe tomatoh​@@californiacritic9779

[@jperin001]

"Snakes! Why did it have to be snakes!"

[@BruceClemo]

Hate those damn things

[@robertmorris3919]

That snake shake you did was hilarious! Can’t say that I blame you though! They give me the weebie jeebies too!😂

[@TKCL]

They creep me out.

[@Kraigist]

Looks like a couple beautiful rat snakes. Good snakes to have on your property.

[@TKCL]

They are!

[@beekind6267]

Why are they good? 🥺😳🤔

[@TKCL]

@@beekind6267 non venomous and do an excellent job of controlling mice and rats.

[@beekind6267]

@@TKCL oh ok. Thanks!

[@waltmooredanwilson8754]

Great video Andrew. Thanks for sharing. I killed a huge snake over here on our property recently. Normally, as long as they stay out in the yard or even in the trees, I leave them alone. This one was trying it's best to get in the house and that I can't stand. Anyway, loved the video. Take care and God Bless.

[@TKCL]

Yeah trying to get in the house is a no for me lol. Take care

[@chuckspencer5296]

On the plus side... you weren't wearing your usual summer uniform of shorts and flip flops!!!😂

[@TKCL]

Lol right 🤣

[@allenwilson9656]

If i cut into a tree full of snakes my pants 👖 would be full of 💩 stay safe out there man

[@TKCL]

Lol

[@BruceClemo]

I would shit my pants then have heart attack

[@jameshattub351]

It's great to see you using all your machines and tools.

[@TKCL]

They sure make work so much easier.

[@ciannalewis7251]

Man you know it all. The type of trees, type of snakes. You must have grown up in the country. I like how you work for your future in all areas of your property. God bless ❤

[@TKCL]

Born and raised in the woods, wouldn't have it any other way. Thanks for watching!

[@TKCL]

God bless!

[@ciannalewis7251]

@@TKCL Absolutely!

[@CrazyMooseManor]

Yard work never ends. You could work 12 hours a day everyday and never be done. Great job.

[@TKCL]

That's exactly right! It's a full time job developing and upkeeping this place.

[@byronholmes2496]

Good day to all, peace and joy. P S: KEEP The SNAKES!

[@TKCL]

Will do!

[@JamesJohnson-ig6of]

First time watching your Channel! I've been to Fort Lauderdale and Daytona Beach for spring break. Here where I live in the Northwoods of Minnesota there are only the common yellow and black garden snake. Don't know if I would adapt well to a climate where many snakes and spiders are potentially dangerous! Loved your Channel and love your beautiful John Deere tractor! THANK YOU! From Minnesota.

[@TKCL]

Thank you for watching. We in Florida have all kinds of critters.

[@lilolmecj]

I grew up in the South, where one must be observant. However throughout my childhood I only encountered a few poisonous snakes, Water Moccasins, and heard but did not see a rattler. Saw a lot of Rat snakes though. Now, like you I live where only the garter snakes live, which I prefer.

[@JamesJohnson-ig6of]

@@lilolmecj Garter snakes still startle me when they suddenly appear. My sister lives South of the Twin Cities. She actually moved from her really nice home because the area was infested with snakes. Southern Minnesota may have nearly twenty varieties of snakes, most of them nonvenomous. I also hated the huge wolf spiders that loved our out buildings growing up, looking fierce and brave!

[@lilolmecj]

@@JamesJohnson-ig6of I am close to Tacoma, WA, and we have very few. I might see three a year, for several years I saw none at all. But yes, they can be very startling. A snake frightened me badly when I was 3-4, and it has taken me many years to reach a relatively calm reaction. Now when I go to Texas to visit family I assume any snake will be dangerous, better safe than sorry.

[@JamesJohnson-ig6of]

@@lilolmecj I don't know about about the cottonmouths being protected by Texas law, but for sure the rattlesnakes are protected. I watch enough conservation tv shows about State wardens protecting their natural resources. I always think, just imagine if our harmless yellow and black garter snake was six feet long??

[@janiefox3458]

Just as you shuddered with that 2nd snake -- my cat who is behind me on the couch back - flicked her tail against the right side of my face. Scared the bejibees out of me.

[@TKCL]

LOL that's funny

[@bigg7g]

Your reaction made me literally laugh out loud, but I would probably act the same way. 😂Good plot maintenance on your part.

[@TKCL]

Thank you for watching!

[@bigg7g]

I asked for a welder for Christmas because of some of your projects. Namely The rocket stove griddle.

[@bobbydee1187]

Snakes, Alligators, Everywhere in Florida. It don’t matter what part you live in.

[@TKCL]

That's about right

[@stuartloggins3691]

That's a good tractor. Great saw. And you know how to use it too.

[@TKCL]

Thank you for watching

[@kim.in.nature.]

I love non venomous snakes! Lots of people are saying those are rat snakes, but they look like bull snakes to me. Either way, it was a fun surprise!

[@TKCL]

I thought the were corn snakes. So many look alike it's hard to tell.

[@judyward5335]

My father spent a lot of time on the eastern shore of Maryland on a farm with a huge holly grove. The snakes would climb up in the trees and rub themselves against the leaves to shed their skins. I can remember seeing snake skins hanging from the branches.

[@TKCL]

Very interesting!

[@rongray4847]

Oh my a tree full of snakes would freak me right out. 👍👍❤️❤️🇨🇦

[@TKCL]

It's not fun

[@davva360]

We have not had any storms at all in my area of Florida. We really need rain. Grass is very dry. We usually start having daily rain by now but not so far.

[@TKCL]

Feast or famine here. Now we desperately need rain again.

[@jmann.7]

Man TKCL you make awesome content videos I enjoy watching you! Keep up the great work + plus the quality spot on! Thanks 👍

[@TKCL]

Glad you enjoy it!

[@andrewdarbyshire9108]

Need to keep a surprise mouskatool on the tractor for the ones with fangs 😂😂😂😂

[@TKCL]

I always have gun ready to go

[@stuartkorte1642]

Red oak snakes? Good snakes. Thanks for showing the black cherry tree. That helped me identify that I have the same.

[@TKCL]

I thought they might be corn snakes, others say oak snake or rat snake.

[@hrbricker]

You mentioned Cherry for BBQ smoke; I enjoy citrus, particularly Orange which is abundant around here (Dade City).

[@TKCL]

I've yet to try orange, that sounds interesting.

[@frrapp2366]

new product for your store "Kelly Farms cherry wood chunks" have a cousin that is deathly afraid of snakes one time we were cleaning out a wheat storage bin and i hear a "AHHH" and turn around and he is GOONEE i think the truck is running over he sticks his head in and asks "IS IT GONE?????" i never saw it:) at least the snakes ran off BEFORE you got it up to the house take care and drink lots

[@TKCL]

I have considered the chunks, I already make them for myself. Funny story!

[@chuckspencer5296]

Time for a flame thrower build!!! 😂🎉

[@TKCL]

Lol

[@tozobozo4142]

Hollow trees can be an important feature of the more arboreal snakes' territories. One more reason to leave a few of the old ones. Birds, bees, snakes... important stuff.

[@KirtH27]

Snakes! That is why i live in the land where you throw a cup of hot water in the air in the winter, and it instantly freezes

[@dwayneg99]

Rat snakes. Good predator keeps rats, mice, shrews, moles etc off the property.

[@TKCL]

Agreed, that's why I leave them alone.

[@naplescajun]

Oh--heck NO!!! I had to lift my feet off the floor while I watched that part of your video! lol

[@TKCL]

I was definitely looking all around.

[@Crystal-Paranormally]

Don't feel alone. I was sitting WAY back in my chair!

[@naturenut7695]

Being I'm a Nature Nut Im loving the reptiles. Wish I would of been there. Harmless beauties. 😂

[@TKCL]

I leave them be, but don't care for them 😬

[@Tracymcgrath-p3e]

I’m from Boston and this is one of my worst nightmares. I lived in sc for a few years and literally peed myself when a couple of snakes popped out on my patio. Once the enormous spiders showed up, so did pest control. Irrational fears but true phobias. I’ve come a long way being able to learn about em. We have them here and I stay off the common hills n woods except in winter. 🫶🏻

[@wiseguysoutdoors2954]

Started driving my dad's Farmall C at age 9. Graduated to being able to drive my grandpa's John Deere A & B when I was 12. Those good old Johnny Poppers!!

[@TKCL]

They make great stuff

[@BettyThompson-qn7cl]

First time I have ever seen a tree full of snakes 🤦🏾‍♀️

[@sssniperboofygoofy]

It is wild, because it is the wild

[@petranilla14]

If I'd seen just ONE danger noodle I would have run away screaming !!!!!!!

[@jaimeortega4940]

Wild! Looked like they could have been Pine Snakes which are protected species in a lot of areas.

[@TKCL]

I've heard of a lot of different suggestions for what they were.

[@suzystone244]

Knowing ME.... I would LOVE to have seen the snake poole ❤

[@evelynprice6882]

You need a big marshmallow and wiener roast when the trees dry out lol

[@valerieclark5064]

I live in Wisconsin, and 2.5 weeks ago, we got hit by 80 mph straight-line winds in narrow stripe in our Village. My condo association got the brunt of the damage. We lost 40+ trees. It was estimated it will cost $35,000 to clean up. Today, our tree service spent their 3rd full day cleaning up. Its finally starting to look normal again. What is funny, we have 3 sections and the majority of the damage was in only 1 section.

[@TKCL]

Those high winds like that are no joke.

[@aint4it]

Did the snake by the tire stop and look at you when you said “Hey!”? 😂😂😂😂

[@TKCL]

He sure did lol

[@MargisonGODBEY]

It’s tractor time with Tim lol

[@astikennel]

I hate those vines that choke everything out ... what a misery! And that winch! holy cats!

[@TKCL]

I hate vines with a passion

[@PJ-uv9fr]

My skin is still crawlin after watchin that LOL!

[@TKCL]

Lol

[@HalfPint5811]

Them dadgone " nope ropes" !!! 😳🐍🐍🐍

[@TKCL]

Love that term

[@HalfPint5811]

@TKCL lol. It's a love hate relationship with them snakes! 🤣

[@jdoveyk9422]

Danger Noodles 😕🐍🐍

[@trueloveingod2691]

Be careful for spiders too, they’ve been biting a lot this year.

[@mantooth680]

Snakes like cherry to lol 😆 😂

[@TKCL]

Apparently so

[@otisbailey5455]

Gave me the willys, just took down a cherry last week. Hollow section sent down the road.

[@TKCL]

This was a first for me.

[@frenchysandi]

Those snakes scared me, yikes!!

[@jimallison6125]

We're about 60 miles south of you in Gilchrist County and have been real dry here. Need rain bad.

[@TKCL]

It's been popping up all around us today, but sadly no real rain to speak of.

[@amyohl5037]

Great tools!!😊

[@ryanzynda5114]

Awesome video. 😊

[@Joyti1517]

It amazes me how you did this job, I don’t know how you do it especially with those snakes. I would have to move. What are snake boots?

[@TKCL]

Snake boots are heavily reinforced and tall to avoid fangs from puncturing them and you getting bit.

[@Joyti1517]

@@TKCL where do you buy them?

[@jesseamaya2242]

Nice toys!👍

[@TKCL]

Tools 😉

[@mckdi1377]

Oh, HARD NO on the snakes!

[@mackjenkins7721]

Hey buddy how you doing man? Man me & snake are not friends at all. But my oldest son Brian he loves snake & he can keep on loving them as far as i am Concern. We been having the same problem you are having with the rain storm. You take it easy buddy & be safe out there.

[@TKCL]

Doing well, hope you are also.

[@Sushi2735]

I live right on the GA with giant Live Oaks all around and two in my yard. Good size Rat Snakes go right up them, and unfortunately Copperheads too. (None in my yard). My neighbors were having coffee on their porch when they heard a large plop. And a big Rat Snake fell out in their front yard. A bit dazed, it lay there a bit, and off it went. No worse for wear.

[@TKCL]

I'm OK with the non venomous ones, but not the others like rattlesnakes or moccasinsike we have.

[@Sushi2735]

@@TKCL Agree, I will never harm one but stay well clear of them. After 10 yrs on the coast, all I’ve seen is a Rat Snake and Ribbon Snake, which scared the hell out of my poor cat. 😂 Poor snake was just as afraid of the cat!

[@churchofpos2279]

I had 2 rat snakes hanging off of the side of my roof, as they were making baby snakes. It scared the heck out of me, because I now know what type of snakes they are.

[@Sushi2735]

@@churchofpos2279 I have nothing against any snake, but if they were hanging of my roof. I definitely would call the snake relocator, and a therapist 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@jessevadney9458]

I live in up state ny ive seen snakes come out of trees up in washongton countu along the river while we wrre cutting thevtrees

[@tonyburns4873]

I used to be a Timber cutter I got into the same situation but they was full of copperheads in the area where I wouldn't believe it was that I never seen so many copperheads come out of this tree in my life but it was laying on the ground it just got knocked around by the dozer in it in in half and they came out they was everywhere

[@TKCL]

Yikes! I wouldn't want anything to do with that situation.

[@sandraburke1258]

Now that brush pile would be the normal snake haven, but then I know here in ky. downed Beech trees are a favorite snake pit haven (I stood too close and the critters were crawling across my cow hide clod hoppers) I only noticed because I had gotten the awfullest taste in my mouth all of a sudden, I looked down and there they were BABY COPPERHEADS everywhere, needless to say I slowly eased on out of the snake pit tree area, (it had to have been a huge nest) this mountainside was quite steep and shale rock, it was also a good spot to find ginseng root, the kind where your digging and sliding at the same time trying to hold on to the smallest twig to keep from going too far down. I was in their territory, I don't bother them anymore, they have a right to their privacy as well.

[@AllanHunter-c2l]

I have seen flying squirrels come out of a tree when it was cut down. The squirrel we saved didn't live long after that because our dog the squirrel and I caught the dickens for letting it happen.

[@TKCL]

I cut down one last year that had 3 flying squirrels in it.

[@victorbunch7725]

Lol, Good vid. & i'm thinking w/all that great equip. hy don't you get you a grown up chain saw! lol

[@TKCL]

I have multiple Stihl chainsaws including a very powerful one. I don't bring out the big heavy saws for smaller jobs.

[@peace-is-happy7046]

Lol, Mating Season 😅, Wood still good 💯

[@benfisher1236]

Question, if you love cherry trees so much why not try and seed some for planting, to replace the fallen ones?

[@TKCL]

They naturally grow well, I'm not sure if you can hand plant them to be honest.

[@zap_sigma1]

Here in the USA, we call our "Tree Full of Snakes" Washington DC.

[@TKCL]

Lol 🤣

[@pampilgrim2274]

Hi, Andrew! My Sunday afternoon nap prevented me from watching this video until after the livestream. Now I see what everyone was talking about. Snakes scare me!

[@TKCL]

Hope you enjoyed that nap.

[@aubsarg0222]

This is so gross. The only snake I admire is the king snake, bc it keeps the venomous snakes out.

[@raymondo162]

FULL of snakes ?? my bfa. one snake was all we saw yah eejit

[@TKCL]

You obviously didn't watch the full video.

[@connorfairchild98]

Tree Full of Snakes was the name of my high school rock band! Jk

[@TKCL]

What a name 🤣

[@johnkirby6547]

They must have been living in the tree for a bit. Well they are off to find a new place to live.

[@TKCL]

They got evicted

[@militarypolice360]

Yeah! My SAD said snakes of all kinds migrate to wood piles copperhead and Rattlers.😢

[@jamesrivis620]

A chainsaw can be a dangerous weapon. Some time back, Merle Watson ( much loved son of blind country guitarist genius and singer, Doc Watson) was out on their property cutting wood when, it appears, the saw bucked and cut him badly..He was working alone. Bleeding profusely he managed to climb into the seat of his tractor and struggled towards help. He never made it as he passed out from blood loss, the tractor rolled and he was found by friends, beyond help. We can all use a chainsaw without safety gear. It is just plain risky.

[@hillbillybeerdranker6678]

squirrel snakes. Thay wait in the tree for a squirrel ta show up and eat it.

[@uoislame]

you: this tree is full of snakes me: this is why god invented flame throwers

[@TKCL]

Lol

[@rarebreed-wj3ov]

I absolutely love Hickory to BBQ I like a real strong wood taste I absolutely loved mesquite but it doesn't grow in my area like hickory. Oak I like cooking over. Cherry gives a sweeter milder taste than these other hardwoods. I have seen lots of snakes in my area but they were rat garter & grass snakes.

[@TKCL]

Oak and cherry are my two favorites and abundant on our property.

[@leegussiestlot8510]

2snakes 17min lata😂😂😂😂 tree full how

[@donmartin7728]

Just imagine how many snakes you hauled to your log pile.

[@TKCL]

Exactly

[@highwolf8022]

Momma always said “stupid is, as stupid does”. No helmet or chaps…come on man!

[@marklemieux4707]

what snakes

[@grumpybear5305]

Looked like a pair of matured snakes 🐍 probly a mating pair..might be a nest of eggs in tree or nest of babies 😮

[@TKCL]

Yikes, I don't want to find a nest 😬

[@svonnestickley6311]

I wish you would get someone who would pay you for cutting down some of those cherry trees that are larger in diameter so people can use that lumber for cherry lumber. As a woodworker I am in awe of all the nice size cherry trees. I realize you love the cherry wood for other things... but some of the other trees that wouldn't be good furniture lumber could be used as firewood. You'd be killing two birds with one stone; not only would you get your fallen trees cleaned up but you'd get paid for someone to do it for you. That would leave you more time to get other things done and looking at that stack of lumber... you'd still have a lot of firewood left over.

[@TKCL]

No one around here buys small lumber cuts. They all want to cut a lot of acreage.

[@fricknjeep]

hi there snakes on the blackstone best to all john

[@TKCL]

No thanks 🤣

[@michaelatwood6659]

Full ?

[@jyma2011]

Vous êtes très bien équipé bravo!

[@jyma2011]

Tant qu'aux serpents, j'ai déjà frappé des grosses fourmis noires et des guêpes. Ayoye!

[@TKCL]

We have plenty of wasps and ants here as well.

[@joyceeisert1196]

I just watched this whole damn video & didn't see a tree full of snakes! FAKE - WASTE of mm time!

[@karensimpson7773]

I would be done for the day, and checking my machine 😂

[@TKCL]

Lol

[@gt2699]

I’m glad to see another one of your videos, it’s been a long time since I commented on any of them. To me, it was kind of exciting to see the snakes, but not unexpected! I am up here in northeast Oklahoma, and snakes are part of the territory out in the country life. And when you’re living on a farm with a lot of trees, the one rule we have on the farm in the summer is: If you’re going anywhere out in the trees or messing with any wood: DON’T leave your house without the shotgun or at least snake shot in your handgun! Where you have wood, there will always be RATS, and where you have RATS will always be SNAKES. And we have a variety of venomous snakes out here… Pygmy rattlers, canebrake/timber rattlers, copperheads, and on occasion, water moccasins! I’ve even found myself one occasion being surrounded by venomous snakes, and not realizing it until it was almost too late! Now, I’m not gonna tell you what you need to do… you’ve lived on that land a lot longer than I have! I was just surprised that you were out there messing with those trees and timber without any protection!

[@TKCL]

It's so hot, but I need to put on my snake boots. And there is always a gun in the tractor ready to go.