Fastest and Easiest Way to Pick Up Pine Cones. You'll Never Use Another Way

A Lawn Care Professional shared a tip with me and I'm glad to share it with you!

[@commoncentsamerican]

Your down to earth simple tricks have caused me to subscribe to you. Keep it up!!!!

[@3BricksHigher]

Thank you! I have new vids coming out soon 👍

[@matthewthomaschapman2902]

Simple and awesome idea. Now I just need some pine trees!

[@carolyngalyon2829]

Where have you been all my life!🙃 I just asked my yard guy if he could pick up the cones around 1 tree before he mowed and you should have seen the look I got!

[@3BricksHigher]

I'm glad this helped 🙂❤️

[@ChapinROSS]

Lefty with Parkinson’s - used a child’s spring rake so I can switch hands often. Works great in South Carolina at Lake Murray

[@3BricksHigher]

🙂👍

[@joshualewis5896]

I bought one today and it saved me a ton of time. Thanks for the video

[@pristay7]

AWESOME!!!! Trying this out today!! Thanks!!

[@3BricksHigher]

🙂👍

[@pristay7]

Wow!!! This was genius and half the work. Now I can cut my grass..Thanks for sharing!!!

[@3BricksHigher]

@@pristay7 Thank you for watching and I'm very glad this helped save you some time 😊

[@01peter211]

Tried this today and it was sooo much faster and easier than using those grabber things. I have been looking for a while for a more efficient way to do this, why did it take me so long to find this?? 😂 thank you!! 🎉

[@howardtoob]

Finally a KZbin that actually helps 👍

[@3BricksHigher]

Thank you. You've made my day!

[@virginiaslim6188]

great idea - i have a long easement that is FULL of pine cones, and this sounds like just the trick to get them up!

[@hijinxignatius]

Great trick! Thanks for sharing

[@cerndo]

in Canada, we use hockey sticks

[@3BricksHigher]

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[@housewifehoneybee2784]

Why didn't i think of that?! Thanks for this great idea.

[@3BricksHigher]

Thank you for watching. I know this will save you time 🙂👍

[@2-2Wrlrd]

I have this in my yard. This is awesome!!!! 🎉🎉🎉

[@3BricksHigher]

This is the best way I've found. Thank you for watching :)

[@blake_229]

I'm from South Georgia too. Pine cones are definitely a pain. Good idea with the net.

[@cnorslay6574]

Great tip! I've been using a 3 foot grabbing tool. It's time consuming, and the repetitive gripping action is hard on the hands.

[@3BricksHigher]

Thanks! I used to use the grabbing tool as well. I know what you mean.

[@tericaoates8439]

Getting in the car right now!!!

[@scootrodellabutro6183]

thanks! looks fun, too

[@rachelceney9549]

Omg I'm so glad I saw this. I've been dreading going out there.

[@3BricksHigher]

🙂👍

[@Here2There.246]

Nobel prize worthy!!

[@3BricksHigher]

😃

[@doug995.]

Thanks

[@GlitterPoolParty]

Woo hoo! This will work for walnuts and windfallen fruit!

[@3BricksHigher]

Great thinking! I didn't cosider that, but I'm sure it would work 🙂

[@w.coastduffer8345]

@@3BricksHigher Yep. Good ideas tend to spread, trigger transferable skills and spark adaptation.

[@jerrydchambers2834]

Wow, very smart 🤓

[@3BricksHigher]

Thank you for watching!

[@brainrush3569]

I was doing this with my foot and a big dustpan. But I like your method better.

[@3BricksHigher]

Thanks 🙂👍

[@kingrook8039]

Just moved to NH cpl years ago and my god they are a pain.. this is a great tip though.. thank you

[@3BricksHigher]

Glad it was helpful! 🙂👍

[@theodorecunningham3102]

Thank you

[@3BricksHigher]

🙂👍

[@mauricetheguineapig8802]

Thanks man

[@darktoadone5068]

Just get yourself a pinecone wizard, I have twenty pine trees so I know what pine cones do, I bought a wizard and it saves tons of time. Best $80 I ever spent.

[@urwayhome4050]

Awesome!

[@21234Bettyrt]

WHAT IS THE SIZE OF THAT NET YOU USE...ITS REALLY BIG... AND IF i AM BUYING ONE i WANT TO KNOW THE RIGHT SIZE.

[@3BricksHigher]

It's a standard bass fishing net. They are all the same size at wm, but I like the longer handle so I can rest it behind my shoulder. It makes it easier so my arms won't get tired.

[@CannonWeeks69]

Awesome

[@brittanysmith4453]

Where are you located in South Georgia? That’s where I’m at!

[@3BricksHigher]

around the Thomasville area. Love me some South Ga :)

[@LeiannWatkins-tb8qp]

Genius

[@3BricksHigher]

🙂👍

[@tmac1wch]

My grass is much thicker under my trees and the pine cones sometimes get well down into it. Have you encountered that? If so, will this method get them?

[@3BricksHigher]

I've found it's best to get the pine cones before the grass grows over them. If you rake them out of the grass, you could then pick them up easily with this method.

[@donaldpate1863]

A few bricks short of a load is more like ! Get er done johnny reb!

[@davidgibbs381]

A 3 iron I presume?

[@3BricksHigher]

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[@jeremyjeaurond]

I think the Spishak Wonder Rake 5000 is better

[@3BricksHigher]

I remember that! LOL!

[@cslloyd1]

what's your handicap?

[@3BricksHigher]

🤣

[@cslloyd1]

@@3BricksHigher i tried your method today and it worked quite well. Pitching wedge is a tad short and i used a jumbo dust pan (with a handle) until i get a fishing net. Even though that dustpan and wedge were not optimal, i can tell it’s an improvement. Next time I’ll use a 9-iron and a net, should be even better. I’m in carrabelle fl and have hundreds of pine cones per week (lately). I picked up about 150 today and it took about 30 minutes.

[@3BricksHigher]

@@cslloyd1 im glad it is helping! Its the only way i use, until i find a quicker way lol

[@missiletm]

Take it from me, this doesn’t work so good with dog crap!

[@3BricksHigher]

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