Fixing my Rookie Mistakes... Live and Learn

Some days are chalked up as a learning experience... this is one of those days. The wood I stacked up recently has started to lean quite heavily and I have no choice but to fix it. I believe I've come up with a better solution for wood storage at the cabin but only time will tell. God bless!

[@cmh8133]

Great restock, looks better and more stable. GOD Bless you.

[@masstrapper7645]

Looking great. You can tell what a nice job you did toward the end of the video looking back at the pile. Extra work but satisfying as well. Enjoy the day👍👍

[@KuskWild]

Thanks for watching!

[@angel10180]

Good job 👍

[@WestForkWoodsman]

Firewood is piling high at the Kusk cabin. I'm enjoying seeing things progress, and appreciate the way you keep things real. Too many channels are all pumped up with BS. This is the every day life at the trapper cabin, and I think it is pretty dang cool!

[@KuskWild]

Thanks for the kind words! Once this wood cutting is done I'll be getting into more exciting stuff haha. Appreciate you watching!

[@TheBcrug]

When Stacking wood I was told as a young lad to stack it to allow a chipmunk to run through it but tight enough so the cat can't follow him.

[@KuskWild]

Good advice!

[@Mike990920]

Love it! Well done!

[@KuskWild]

Thanks!

[@kingrafa3938]

Nice job Ryley!

[@KuskWild]

Thanks for watching!

[@Jman76533]

Nice job!! You always feel better knowing that it’s done right, than having to look at it everyday and hoping it doesn’t topple!

[@KuskWild]

Too true!

[@sdsi68]

Looks way better and a lot safer 😅🤙🤙🤙

[@KuskWild]

Thanks for watching!

[@wendelclements6448]

Awesome job man that’s not easy to do

[@RaisedinAlaska]

If you cross tie splits within rows (like you did on the ends, but within the row) and tie rows together with perpendicular cross ties and then bridge rows together the entire stack of wood will be one unmovable stack.

[@KuskWild]

Sounds like the perfect way to stack!! Thanks for the advice.

[@metamud8686]

You live, you learn .. well, at least it netted you a video. 🙂

[@kevinstrabley3816]

Good to see a young man that works hard and does the job right. Your parents did a good job in raising you.

[@Rooster0529]

Who would have thought watching someone stack wood could be so interesting? I don’t know how you do it but you make the mundane entertaining. I always enjoy your videos with morning coffee and a pipe. Stay wild!

[@KuskWild]

Thank you for the kind words! A coffee and pipe sound great right now. Cheers!

[@terrym1065]

Looking good there brother, your work ethic is admirable. I'd say time for a fishing trip and a few days relaxing...I know I'm tired😂 Thanks for video and work.

[@KuskWild]

A fishing trip would be nice! Thanks for watching.

[@jackofalltrapping6181]

Build that woodshed!!! Solve all your probs

[@grizzzlebees]

I love learning from both mine and other people's mistakes. Thank you!!

[@KuskWild]

Thanks for watching!

[@jackvoss5841]

Wood heats us at least two times. Sometimes a bit more. Once (maybe more) when we cut, split, haul, and stack it. Again when we burn it. Courtesy of Half Vast Flying

[@philipgagnon3114]

Maybe use 2 larger logs on your lower end?

[@mike-wl4en]

like the videos keep'em coming man

[@KuskWild]

Thanks for watching!

[@mike-wl4en]

@@KuskWild love both channels buddy, thank you for uploading all that you do,,

[@johnc8112]

Another great video keep up the awesome work you do

[@KuskWild]

Thank you!

[@johnwepasnick8991]

Loveing this,could watch you work all day long,lol😂not putting you down but you may be O C D ,there is medication for it ,be blessed young man

[@KuskWild]

Haha maybe so. Thanks for watching!

[@nm-ge4tb]

🙏🙏👍👍

[@jocelyncritch8512]

Now it's leaning the other way

[@KuskWild]

Time to restack!

[@TrapperDavido]

How did you determine how high to stack it? Would it make sense to have it lower and wider? All that cut and split wood is like 💰in the bank. Nice work.

[@KuskWild]

I believe most people stack to 4 feet. I prefer 5 feet because it's plenty stable and I can get more wood per stack. 6 feet gets a little sketchy.

[@paulpantermoller3455]

Wehhhh! Restack?.....what a shame.

[@TriddlerDD]

Well, I've never seen a tree fallen twice.

[@KuskWild]

Haha! Thanks for watching.

[@turbofanlover]

Much better, indeed. Is your cabin built on public land or is this your property? If it's public land, do you have to get permission to build a cabin, the bridge etc. or...? I'm just curious. Thanks.

[@KuskWild]

Government land but since this is a registered trapline we're legally allowed to have the cabin, shed, and bridge.

[@turbofanlover]

@@KuskWild Ah...OK. Thanks again.

[@seanpolus4873]

I love your content. But I think stacking firewood is far from style wild!!

[@KuskWild]

It's the slow season. Things will get more exciting come fall. Thanks for watching!

[@seanpolus4873]

@@KuskWild Don't mind me. Your contact is far better than what I can put out.

[@danielarmes707]

What is the green frame for?

[@Tomhohenadel]

Maybe for hanging deer

[@KuskWild]

For hanging deer and moose. There's a couple of hand crank winches attached to it. We hook up a gambrel and it lets us hang our game.