HOMELESS HELLHOLE NEEDS MAJOR CLEANUP AND BIG MUNCHIE!

[@atheistconservative6211]

Not all homeless people are addicts and drunks. I got injured, couldn't work for a year, spent 6mos in the woods. But I always kept the camp orderly and took my trash to the dumpster. Trash is the biggest reason nobody wants them around and the first thing to draw attention to their site

[@xtrainerchronicles2085]

Usually the sober ones don't make that kind of mess for others to clean up!

[@sharonfreemanpace1011]

Being homeless is one thing but this is down right nastiness. For this there is no excuse. Thanks Devon for the cleanup.WoW wee WoW!! I am amazed at the size of the lot after you got it cleared!! It looks great!!

[@teresacartwright5406]

I have every sympathy for the homeless - I think most of us are just one pay cheque or pension from being one of them. I don't understand throwing garbage all over the place - animals don't foul their own nests, why do people? You did a great job of clearing it up!

[@rustyfan89]

Exactly like I say about other videos of neighborhoods that are in not so good places, I can understand that you don’t have money but it doesn’t cost anything to clean up after yourself

[@grannypeggy8987]

It's sad they are homeless but not cleaning up their trash is b.s. Awesome Video and Fantastic Job

[@rd1084]

Don’t make excuses for the homeless. That is private property and the owner now must foot the bill for cleanup. Trespassing is illegal. There are numerous resources for the homeless. Enough is enough.

[@charlesbawesome]

Oh no, someone has to pay to maintain their property!

[@thickgirlsneedlove2190]

@@charlesbawesome Sorry don't want homeless people in my property

[@papatomsthoughts]

​@@charlesbawesomemaintain is different then cleaning up other people's messes, some of which includes human waste.

[@jackysjournals6320]

@@charlesbawesomemaintenance should not include cleaning up otherwise people’s mess 😒

[@JoyStorm-e3w]

You're absolutely right. However, there are not numerous resources for homeless people and mentally ill people, or else this would not be such a big problem in so many places.

[@ronaldziehlke9720]

It seems to me that cleaning up the homeless encampments is like playing Whack a Mole.

[@kirk467]

I lost a live oak tree during a hurricane in 2020 , I planted it when it was 1” in diameter and that was 30 years ago! When the hurricane hit and uprooted it, the base of the tree was 44” in diameter! The rootball was 12 high in the air with the tree laying down! I was sick because it was such a healthy and good shade tree, I was so upset that I wasn’t thinking about firewood or anything when the guys came over to clean up my debris! I lost that big oak tree, a cedar, a weeping willow and 9 pretty good size pine trees! Thanks for sharing! 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻👌🏻👍🏻👍🏻🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🙋🏼✌🏻

[@patriciaarmstrong6601]

prime example of why people don't these camps popping up in front of there Business and homes you can be homeless and still keep things clean

[@IBCowGal]

Black Tupelo is more commonly called Black Gum. Beautiful tree, but has like a runner and tons of saplings. Gorgeous in the fall.

[@jon-pauljeandron4439]

You're a good man for giving that guy a shout out

[@austinwells7766]

Thank you for the shout out brother!

[@idigit4967]

Any time!

[@leonardcrisci7254]

The fact is, we got homeless people in our country but we’re sending billions to Ukraine

[@prun8893]

Stop it. This country doesn't have a homeless problem. It has a drug addictions problem. These people don't want help, they want to be left alone to do their drugs. THEY DON'T WANT HELP......unless it's money to spend on drugs. They'll only accept a place to live IF they can do drugs inside. Wake up.

[@atheistconservative6211]

@@leonardcrisci7254 $570 billion to be laundered in Ukraine, $650 billion for illegals, $700 one time to Maui fire victims

[@jefferymitchell9574]

I was going to ask about the stringy trees, but you explained well. Nice cleanup of the encampment and vegetation.

[@cnuzman8883]

Agreed, there is no excuse for filth, from anyone.

[@paulkiepert7317]

Strange coincidence, moved to SC from OKC. Started following you a while ago. Appreciate all the hard work you do and the commentary as to why or what leads you to do these.

[@johndemeen5575]

Hoarders never ever clean their messes.

[@janesmith9024]

We are letting too many people in. Here in the UK the population is 18m more than when I was born and we have never had as many people coming here ever. We don't have too many in tents because it is just too cold and wet. Even you are homeless there is no reason to drop trash. It is terrible the conditions they leave behind.

[@treyownz420]

and they like to touch the horses and get bit

[@phoenixlee7949]

What a mess! I wonder how they got the people out and where did they go. Great that you got that all cleaned up

[@karenfelska4735]

Just found your website. Will be watching you a lot more. I'm a tomboy at heart and love ❤️ these kinda things. This was a great show today. Looking forward to seeing more of them. From Ontario, Canada 🇨🇦 😊😊😊

[@michaelwillis3589]

Wow. You did an excellent job! What a mess! I enjoyed the video!

[@davej.4989]

It's always a good day when Davin releases a new video.

[@Gertyutz]

They didn't just clean, they mulched. Big Munchie is great.

[@jorgegonzalez5045]

Excelente trabajo,quedó hermoso como debería de estar!🙏❤️💜💯

[@shanemcguire170]

Devon, Just a thought for you... if you're going to do.more of these jobs, you might want to consider adding a waste reduction shredder to your arsenal of toys. SSI Shredders out of Oregon might be the device youre looking for. Their shredders would shred all of that material down to a single haul for your local landfill. Plus those shredders don't care about wood, nails, steel tubing or anything. That entire homeless camp would fit in one 20 Yard dumpster.

[@heatherlane9270]

Great work with your assistance with others starting their businesses Davin. Sad to see that some of us just cannot make life work any better for whatever reason.

[@tjsivley]

I am in OKC as well and starting up my business doing this stuff as well. I love your videos!

[@rebeccabrubaker1086]

I'm sorry I was having trouble understanding how the homeless people put all the miles and tons of feet of vegetation up and the empty trashy pile of the falling down building that's a very dangerous health hazard to people coming by, that could kill somebody and other things that are falling down could you tell me again how they carried the building over to the property and put all the vegetation there?

[@idigit4967]

The building was already there. The homeless invaded the rear of the building near the brush line on the water and began piling up the trash in the video.

[@2dronetek2]

I would be willing to bet most of the homeless folk you're seeing in the warmer months are there in the winter too. The reason you're not seeing them as much in the winter is because they're in shelters where it's warm. Once it's not so cold outside, sleeping outside becomes tolerable again...

[@maureenball6733]

As long as they can steal someone else's space.

[@74_Green]

Side Business Idea --- When you come across some of these more rare / valuable trees, It could be worthwhile to harvest some of it?? Lots of hobbyist knife makers, craft tool makers etc are always on the lookout for this. Plenty of KZbin "makers"...Who knows, maybe a video I used IDigit4 wood etc etc.

[@lindahollister5530]

Is he on YOU tube? I like your music you use when it's a faster pace!!! Awesome video.

[@bbsl1967]

I've seen some homeless encampments that were put together very nicely. Makes you wonder just why those individuals don't try to find jobs in construction. Then there are encampments that are just garbage.

[@Jondsmusic]

Show me Just in be homeless plop that’s nice. I’ve never ever seen one yet.

[@geraldinebennett8321]

That was great! Very impressive skills with your machine. Well done, thanks.

[@John-w2w2q]

Don’t be hard on the homeless I feel bad for their plite but it doesn’t give them them an excuse to live like pigs.

[@borrachobama7168]

The messier the camp, the higher probability of substance abuse. Pride is for the sober.

[@bevbrant9800]

You are really good with that machine

[@CommonCentsRob]

Looks like you were in the Myrtle Beach area. Nicely done.

[@idigit4967]

I was

[@kirk467]

Live oak is some hardwood, it’s tough and even hard to sand with sandpaper! I thought you said you just changed or sharpened the teeth on the mulcher! The TMC seems to be doing pretty good so far brother! I noticed that the oak mulch is stringy! 👍🏻

[@toddhill1465]

Homeless camps up in the midlands have grown a lot as well, especially in the Red Bank/Lexington area. This region has seen explosive growth in new home construction to accommodate the exodus of people from up north. As a result, whenever a plot of land is cleared for development, they have to do the same thing you're doing in this video and perform an almost HAZMAT-level cleanup of the land before it can be surveyed.

[@tomswindler64]

That was one of the worst cleanups I believe you have ever done.hopefully the owner can deter the homeless from creating same kind in the future.munchie doing it thing with the new cutters.great job as always.just a doing what you do best and carry on.great video 😎😎😎👍👍👍

[@Wallace-x3x]

Because you have more in the summer is the warmer weather you can sleep out side you don't have to try to get to a shelter to get out of the Cold

[@jrae6608]

City should pay for this as they allow this

[@jimroberts4837]

The homless should clean this up and the city should pay for dumpsters etc. Since their policy creates the homelessness

[@kerielmore823]

Cool video! I like you telling us what you re doing n why. 👍

[@janiceschultz2753]

Bottom line: Nobody has the right to squat or trash someone else’s property!

[@justinchurch2366]

Umm, just a question…didn’t our ancestors do basically the same thing when we stole and trespassed on their land? Our country was founded on that principle. Prove me wrong.

[@rixxroxxk1620]

@@justinchurch2366then open your doors to them. Simple.

[@Jondsmusic]

Wow you really cleanup anything and everything to make it greener and better don’t you? The homeless bins really can mess up an environment worse than any animal ever could. We need a good bayou al cleanup like this!

[@kerielmore823]

You do such a good n thorough job! 👍

[@jeffbailey7765]

Good job and video Brother. Man that is one of the worst encampments that I’ve seen you clean up.

[@jimmccormick6091]

The USS Constitutopn was made from Live Oak. There was a good reason it was called "Old Ironsides" Live Oak was extremely difficult to work with, and, it building the Constitution, they actually really put a massive hurt on the supply of Live Oak that was felt for a long, long time afterwards (So long, they went to actual steel on ships!)

[@darleneroe3994]

you gotter done and thats what counts. Great job!

[@Farnsworth768]

I lived in northern ca Vacant lot every inch is incampment Homelessness is really bad

[@douglasgallipeau6582]

We have black tupelo up here in NH too. It's one of the toughest, stingiest, hardest trees I've ever had to remove. And a tap root to the center of the earth! I 😂

[@janhouse1690]

If Austin thinks he could handle it, there's a lot of folks in southern OK -- around Sulphur -- who could use some mulching/tree cleanup services due to the F3 tornado that hit there a couple of weeks ago.

[@debrabrooks6138]

I wish there was a company who takes the homeless gives them a jobs, temporary housing, and actually helps them get back on their feet, as too I wish all the good hard wood trees could be taken and replanted where it is starting to become desert, would help the people , makes jobs and help the environment. the mulched wood, is it ever gathered up to help make plywood at all? or wood palettes for stoves? It is a great machine you got there gets the job done quickly.

[@prun8893]

95% of homeless are addicts who don't want to live inside unless they can continue to do drugs inside. 4% are mentally ill (and often addicts) who don't want to live inside with rules. 1% have fallen on hard times and want/need help. 95% of these "poor" people will not participate in programs if they have to get off drugs. THEY CHOOSE TO LIVE like this. I worked on skid row, Los Angeles for 5 years.

[@debrabrooks6138]

@@prun8893 well I had been homeless for many years off and on and I wasn't a addict, worked my butt off when I could I am even a college Grad and couldn't find work, don't listen to the crap people post and stop judging, because usually you are quite wrong about the homeless as I have lived among them and was one of them. It is hard to get a job when shelters say you must take your belonging with you. It is hard to get a shower and a change of clothes when the shelters are full and don't let you in to even get the simplest necessities. It is hard to be clean for work when you are sleeping on the street and can't get a shower and clean clothes or even a place to go to the bathroom.!

[@prun8893]

@@debrabrooks6138 So, you were one of the one percent that needed and wanted help. I'm glad you're back on your feet. Skid row taught me that, for every one of you, there are 99 others who aren't willing to do what it takes to improve their lives because of drug addiction or mental illness or a combination of the two. I'm still a social worker today. We housed homeless in the Denver libraries last winter during a cold spell. Those buildings were closed for the next 3 weeks while HAZMAT crews had to remove meth residuals from the carpets, walls, etc. Syringes were found between books, so all the books.....in a library....had to be removed and checked for drug contamination. The homeless took over the new Denver Union Station, openly did drugs (because the government wanted to "protect their rights", and started to intimidate and sometimes attack travelers who wouldn't give them money. They urinated in corners.....even though there were public restrooms 50 feet away. Most homeless are addicts. It's not my opinion; it's a fact.

[@HalfAssHomestead]

I think as an add on for your customers, you should have a small farm tractor with a york rake to be able to do a final clean up with the mini x to put it into burn piles.

[@GothicOutlaws]

I love this equipment. I want in this kind of work, but I hate the price of the skids and all... lol... hope you price these jobs right.

[@alveradavis9537]

You’re pretty amazing with that big machine …. I thought I was subscribed ! 😲😲 ‘was wondering why I haven’t seen you in a while ! !

[@idigit4967]

Thanks for the sub!

[@coltmanning3155]

Definitely looks like fun to me. Just curious how do you quote jobs like that.

[@debracollins9133]

Great job, Davin! You just speak to that equipment, and it does your bidding. Your skills amaze me. I love watching you finesse that bucket. Really enjoyed this video! Stay safe out there. Waiting for the next one. ❤️

[@PatBarrett2663]

I can smell the sh-t through my iPad !

[@DonMutchler-om5pg]

How do you get these jobs? What form of advertising do you find most effective?

[@katieappel2685]

Good thing we don't have to smell this.....

[@Paintedplaty21]

Homeless in the public are more numerous in the public in summer because they stay more in the homeless shelters during the winter to stay out of the harsher/colder weather. Many, for whatever reason, prefer to stay outside in the summer.

[@bhibels8601]

AGAIN, EXCELLENT VIDEO WITH GREAT FOOTAGE!!!!!!!!!! THANKS.

[@ValerieJohnson-i5n]

Awesome cleanup!

[@DonFarmer-hq5sw]

I watch the cleanups in Santa Monica and they are in no way as efficient as you are 😊❤

[@fayekimball3538]

The shelters are full, folks. It takes time on a list to get in and don't be late even if you have no watch or charged cell phone. And you better pray it's not cold or wet outside.

[@amandamoon3235]

So what? Thats an excuse to live like this and trash someone's property? Lol if they lived in a clean manner people wouldn't mind as much. They make themselves a nuisance.

[@jrae6608]

No reason to make a mess. Pigs live a clean life, better than some humans. No excuse for this

[@prun8893]

Bullshiznit. 95% of homeless are addicts who don't want to live inside unless they can continue to do drugs inside. 4% are mentally ill (and often addicts) who don't want to live inside with rules. 1% have fallen on hard times and want/need help. 95% of these "poor" people will not participate in programs if they have to get off drugs. THEY CHOOSE TO LIVE like this. I worked on skid row, Los Angeles for 5 years.

[@northernliving2387]

Devin you should look it Werk Brau Rake for your excavator. Mike from Outdoors with the Morgan's has one. It works really good for all his needs.

[@PhilipPress-l8m]

Wondering if lowering the mulcher door to engage the counter-cutters on it's underside would process the mulch faster?

[@Brian-wq6oi]

that was a disaster - you did a great job

[@xtrainerchronicles2085]

It defies logic that people would choose to live like that. It's so crazy here that we have to call for police presence to mitigate the angry ones.

[@kellyhamilton460]

Homeless ppl would get more community help if they would quit destroying wherever they live. Trash bags left by a trash bin....is that so hard?

[@badlarry172]

we have the same problem in the u.k. they are called gypsy/traveller encampments.

[@Sanka10-92]

@@badlarry172 bet youd not have the bottle to say that to one face to face tho.... keyboard warrior

[@DarrellHaney-n8u]

as always a great job man

[@idigit4967]

I appreciate that!

[@JustLiving2018]

Why don't they ever clean up their trash. Like seriously, it's bad enough they are homeless but don't be a slob about it.

[@TheSoloAsylum]

Homeless are like beavers. If you don't take all their materials away they will rebuild the moment you drive away.

[@jimputnam2044]

What has happened to our world that these encampments are springing up every where. Is it drugs or the closure of mental health hospitals???

[@amandamoon3235]

Both!!

[@rogerhadley2763]

if i had to guess it would be that they dig in the summer so they can servive throw the winter

[@Oakcali40]

Dude that was awesome how fast you cleaned that place

[@krystalcook1317]

I have watched your videos before, but it was weird watching you clean up an area I don't live far from. It is one thing to be homeless but another to be trashy homeless. I have family members who are homeless right now in Myrtle Beach, and it's sad, but they have burned their bridges with the family. You can do so much to help someone, especially those you love, but when it comes to helping and they still steal from you and do drugs on your property its time to cut the strings. It is so much nicer driving by the areas that are getting cleaned out. No seeing half dressed people who are dirty and don't seem to care. These areas are not far from the beach. Go and wash off in the water, wash your clothes. I've helped in the soup kitchens. One was close by there years ago. It seemed like an endless line of people. Thank you for doing such a great job cleaning all the trash and shrubs out. Once the shrubs are gone and the trees thinned out, they go and find someplace else to live.

[@Val-ee4hd]

How do the Bodark trees mulch? Otherwise known as the Horse apple tree.

[@rodneydaniels4357]

That's a baby camp compared to the ones around here. Several acres big or more

[@skatpak2967]

wow never seen anything like this!! amazing work and thank you for the cleanup you and several others are needed for just this and i appreciate you : ) now to build some tiny homes for ppl to actually live in and get their lives on track

[@greggarner2634]

think the woodchipper is the way to go

[@danielcruz5305]

Love the video. About the 17.25 to 1735 minute mark...huge grasshopper looking creature. Did they eat all the squatters .lol..great job

[@johnkranz4004]

Nice work Devin

[@mzznewyork5406]

Where can part # 2 be found 🤔

[@randybelcher6693]

New to the channel here, where are you located? Looks like Myrtle beach in the background, lol

[@idigit4967]

MB

[@bryanwelch2701]

What is the difference between mulching with the doors open and closed

[@MichelleNiemand-p1p]

Looking much improved

[@shakes7333]

Im just east of OKC Hello fellow Okie 👍 Should try a grapple on that one day. Would be good for bulk clean ups.

[@wendymorrison5803]

Is there a tourist boom over the warmer months? Pushing low income people out of housing. It happens when summer season staff come in needing housing so landlords let apartments to 3 or 4 people, getting more money. It happens in my area.

[@malindacoffeymc]

The mulcher you are using throws out large pieses that are as big as a human leg. Too large to be called mulch. Just this past week one was used on another post that turned out what looked like saw dust. Much better for mulching for yards. Just thoughts from that 80 PLUS year old lady.❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@cindydimery708]

WOW 😮 That’s a beast !

[@Cleanup91-hs6ht]

I fell in love with your work

[@randycharest4507]

I ENJOYED WATCHING THE VIDEO DAVIN 😊

[@funksfunk]

Why didn’t you knock down the big tar paper shack?

[@toddhill1465]

If I had to guess, that's a utility shack that was built by the owners of the property, not by the homeless. I think there is a mini-golf course on the opposite side of that parking lot which could've been using that building for storage, but I'm not sure. I saw no street signs, so I couldn't get my bearings.

[@ritaalmond2494]

Good Job 😊❤

[@zacowen1695]

Theres something only pleasurable about that mulching ..

[@unbelievablegoodio7176]

Why has this mulcher no hydraulic to get the clap down for a fine mulch when going backward? Seems also that the hydraulic provided is a bit weak?

[@cathiwim]

Because it may be a low flow hydraulic setup

[@unbelievablegoodio7176]

I saw in another video it has clap hydraulic cylinder, but is not used ... why not? No fine mulch wanted? Just asking, because these large remaining wood pieces need ages to rot away, so likely they have to be removed by the next user by HAND. With the clap down and boing backward the mulcher picks up the larger pieces and runs them a few times through the drum, and so you get a fine mulch. And only THAT would be a good job.

[@unbelievablegoodio7176]

@@cathiwim likely not. That hydraulic supply is under powered. There are similar skid steers with similar mulcher , they slow down too, but not so bad. And when a excavator has a mulcher attachment what is that then? More universal than a skid steer at least ...

[@joebacarella2829]

Looking good buddy.

[@PeggySue-RL]

Enjoyed the video. From Maine

[@Wallace-x3x]

Yes I have thank God it wasn't for long but I have seen thing's like that first hand I know how it is been there done that I got a tee shirt