How To Build A Single Log Bridge 3

[@chiefof]

Really enjoyed your work with the adz. Ignore the people complaining about how long the project is taking. It will take as long as it takes-your other responsibilities are more important. Your concern for your neighbor is a reflection of your character and compassion that I respect and admire.

[@face2faceyouth]

I really enjoy seeing your tools for the forest. That saw is just gorgeous. Being a Fire medic for many years, you see so many needs. God commands that we love him with all we have, also to love our neighbor. If we would all do the little things, how much greater would the world be. I seek to enter heaven hearing well done my good and faithful servant. I know you will hear that as well Cody. I enjoy watching, but I must tell you, I consider you to be like another Pastor for me. Many times I feel as if we are having church watching your videos. I hope you continue to see your ministry. God bless my brother in Christ.

[@johnhunter273]

Recently ran a med call with an older guy. Have built a friendship after the call. Lots can be gleened from new friends. Your simple stop ins could be just the thing this former leo needs! And your knowledge of him could provide better service in the future if he becomes a frequented address. People have forgotten how to visit with neighbors. Or meet new ones. Good reminder.

[@normjacques6853]

It never ceases to amaze me how people can get impatient...even indignant...when you don't 'dance, monkey, dance,' and give them their daily dose of FREE 'entertainment!!' How you sometimes manage to keep your patience is a testament to your faith, and what/how you've been taught. Meanwhile, you're off helping a neighbor, and concerned about their long-term welfare. I'm getting older, myself, and would welcome the blessing of a neighbor like you. I'm not alone. I have my wife, and two wonderful sons (who, thank God, in their thirties have their priorities straight!), but it could easily be otherwise, but for the grace of God. Bless you, Cody, and your family.

[@Chris-yo4ks]

No need to apologize for the series format that so many of us know and enjoy watching multiple videos. I'm glad there are people like you that are capable of doing what you do for medical runs......I don't think I do that job.

[@staceyjohnston9498]

I can relate. I am an EMT and I run into those kinds of people regularly. Retired public safety personnel who for one reason or another have fallen into bad health. It is my honor to serve them.

[@gregoutdoorsman4598]

Its so nice of you to keep that man in your life. As a law enforcement worker I can appreciate the struggles this man may be facing that have brought him down a tough path. It’s a hard and often lonesome road. You are a special person! Thank you for your volunteer service in your community!

[@rodneymcintire739]

I have never felt the need to comment on any videos before, but I thoroughly enjoyed this one more than most. Craftsmanship takes time, and you provide all of your subscribers with quality content. I subscribed to your channel because you don't settle for mediocrity. Thank you for the content, and for reminding all of us that the most important thing is people. Personally, I love that you are looking to the well being of your neighbors. It is an example of why I respect you.

[@TCEncore209]

Cody - the beauty of these narration-less video series you do from time to time is that they give a sense of taking the time to enjoy the project in all its aspects: being outdoors, working with hand tools (the Yanmar notwithstanding!), the smell of the wood as you cut into it, the constant visualization of the result you are looking for and how what you have done fits into it, and on and on. There is something restful and peaceful about using the hand tools that you don't get with chain saws and cordless drills and power tools. This project isn't about rushing to get done, it's about enjoying the process of getting it done. I remember when you did the first "Back to Basics", and I was mesmerized by the work you did and how you did it.

[@Lonzo993]

Just want to say how much I appreciate all the different camera angles and the quality of editing and filming. I think it gets lost on people sometimes how much longer you spend on a specific project simply for having to film.

[@c.a.g.1977]

in the intro, which takes about a minute, Cody uses 7 different angles/shots. Awesome videographer and storyteller.

[@stevencrager2576]

Cody, you are a man of God, there is no better man than the one who thinks as you do, here you are out there doing all these things teaching us how the old timers did it, and still finding time for others, I have two acres, I am one man and can not hardly keep up with my daily chores on the outside, I don't know at this time how many acres you have,but you are one hell of a man to do all that you do and still teach us, your wife and son included , I am so very happy to have found you on the net and very happy to learn the great things you have to teach. I thank you from the bottom of my heart to you and yours for everything you do. And to heck with the people who want it NOW, This bridge will last till long after we are gone, do they not understand this ??? I think you and your family are something SUPER GREAT and for that I thank you sir!!

[@MattFoushee]

I've been subscribed to this channel for over a year and usually find it somewhat precocious. This gets a big thumbs up. I really enjoyed it. THANKS!

[@boomer_bob6493]

Kindness and caring cost nothing and are extremely rewarding for those who give it and those who truly need it. As for how long it's taking to do the bridge it will take as long as it takes, people need to understand you and the family do have a life away from the camera.

[@WestSideRida420]

I love how you did this in the tact of all work, skill, and no words. That is what single work really is. The words are all in your head. This really makes you think, and watch what is happening. All of the thoughts and precise instrumentation going through your head. Great work, Cody. A true, functional work of art.

[@bret44]

you paid for all those teeth, you should use ‘em!!

[@Quoodle1]

Love the music and the relaxing presentation. I prefer fewer words (or no words) while you do the build. Keep up the good work.

[@johnocoldani]

I swear Cody, you’re truly one of the best and most inspirational people on KZbin. I only wish there were more people like you out there. Keep on truckin’ my man 😎

[@jplotkin3380]

Cody, I think this is the perfect example of your definition of modern homesteading. I really enjoyed how the story told itself. Thank you for sharing.

[@L2FlyMN]

I really liked the fact that you showed so much detail! We can’t always cater to those who have limited patience to take the time necessary to do a job right.

[@davidduke3435]

Cody, as a fellow Volunteer for the past 34 years you hit the nail on the head. We all need to look back at the people that need help and say There by the grace of God go I. May the Lord bless you Cody, you are a good man.

[@Gebsy4]

As much as I enjoyed this log bridge video (and I did) the chat at the end was spot on. Thanks

[@krmould]

Cody, have I mentioned lately that your filming and editing skills are really top notch? It is amazing that you do the filming, the activity, and then edit it all together. Those are some mad skills! Well done!

[@sune8398]

This is the best form of meditation just so soothing and clam made my morning so good. Keep up the good work good things takes time even videos.

[@BabakPA]

Cody you are amazingly fit. These are very high caliber videos! Those who support life will be supported by life.Thank you for your work, your gentlemanliness and kind heart 🙏🏻

[@gibberishname]

you really do have a good eye for visual storytelling. viewers may get demanding, but it's not coming from a mean spirited way, keeping a cool head like you did in this video is admirable. youtube is too often a negative environment, so thanks for today's positivity.

[@NoAkcess]

no apologies to anyone!! i enjoyed learning from your video today.. God bless.. 🙏

[@DanielDeArco]

You put WAY more time and effort into your videos than people understand. The people who are impatient have probably never produced a well shot video like this. Seriously, picking up the camera, recomposing, checking focus, adjusting settings, picking up and dropping the tools, repeat, repeat. 3 angles of one motion-nobody realizes what that requires. Builds take 10x longer. That first 2 minutes of the video felt like 2 minutes of labor, but I know it took at least 2 hours of detailed effort.

[@wranglerstar]

Thank you Daniel,

[@lst1194]

less than 2 minutes in was thinking the exact same thing. I could watch W's videos all day. they never disappoint.

[@coki072000]

Honest question,who gives you all these ideas. Love to watch the work ones not the psychological one

[@ArkansasPilgrim]

@Daniel DeArco Ditto.

[@BigRandyR]

Daniel DeArco Very well said! 👍

[@davidoyama9753]

Thanks again Cody for making this great video ! Please don't worry about the viewers that are complaining since most of us care about you and know that your family and your job comes first before making these videos ! Yes you are absolutely right that we should all be aware if anyone around us like neighbors that are in need of help. There are a lot of elderly people out there that may be all alone and just need a friendly visit once in a while to show that someone cares. Thank you !

[@FreezeFrame1951]

I love watching your show and I so admire you for the piece at the end where you talk about the homebound fellow. We are our brother's keeper ;)

[@mikecox3659]

Enjoyed the message at the end, that's what we do here ... we are a small town (really small 700'ish in central Arkansas) my neighbor, across the street, is 83 and calls every two or three days if he does not see me to make sure I'm ok and I'm new here. There are still good folks in this country and proud to be in the middle of them.

[@ckm-mkc]

People forget that, once upon a time, people created communities for exactly this reason. In many places, only county level services are helping people (like Cody and his fellow volunteers) and then even barely. As the population gets older, who will do this work? Volunteering is great and noble, but when you have millions of people in the same situation, it becomes difficult to scale.

[@shovelyjoe1059]

ck m Volunteering is great and noble. And while Cody as a volunteer, helped the man, I don’t think that’s what Cody’s message was about. We can help, sometimes even more, by just being a good neighbor. And that does scale.

[@troyroe6021]

Hello sir I’m well known for the guy who stops by and visits with friends and neighbors, there sure needs to be more people to keep up with their neighbors. Oh by the way T&T amorment is about finished with my WRANGLERSTAR rifle😊😊😊😊

[@wranglerstar]

I think you’ll be happy with your new rifle I shot a six round group this size of a softball today at 700 yards

[@jacktrent5648]

The audio is impeccable. Just perfect.

[@CommodoreFan64]

Very well said at the end of this video, I've worked with a non profit for seniors that also deals with meals on wheels for over 13 years, and some of the elder people I've come across in my own small town I've lived in most of my life I did not even really know needed help. So if you have the means do look around your community, and find others who might need your help, because helping even just one person can not only affect their lives, but the lives of their family, and friends for the better.

[@Reality697]

That story about the man you helped out really resonated with me as my father is disabled and extremely sick. He used to work for the Department of Defense and most people think hes just old and not important really. He served in the Navy and went on to start and own a business with my mother. Two of the most hard working people I know in my life are both stuck to wheelchairs and unable to adequately provide for my younger brothers. I can tell you that it has been quite rough the past decade or so but I always live by that Golden Rule, because I know what its like to have a tough time. Its simply amazing what helping someone out or lending a hand or just being there for emotional support can do to that person and his or her family. Keep on making great videos. You along with a few other people give me the incentive to work harder. So i want to thank you for that. God bless you and your family.

[@opfor325]

I felt like I came home. Peace and happiness in a satisfying job.

[@jeremyhuffman3284]

The sound of that saw is so peaceful I love it!!!

[@davthomas223]

I gave my first sermon at church on sunday I would love for you to read it cody I'm 18 your videos have changed me

[@andymillick9067]

Nicely done sir. If we all could just lend a listening ear and a helpful hand once in a while what a world we would live in.

[@stevehernandez1500]

Best part is at the end,thank you for the reminder. Sometimes we get so busy with our lives that we forget to help others. Have been watching your videos for years. Thanks for your efforts

[@golphertwo]

Good work Cody. We were very inspired by your acts of charity and support of your new neighbor. God is working through you. My wife and I are in our mid 80's and appreciate when our family or neighbors drop in on us. We try to do the same for others too. Keep up the good work.

[@spudin13]

Thanks Wranglerstar! I just want to say your videos inspire me to get outside and get my hands dirty. To make things happen in my life. Keep up the good work! You are a great help to my life right now. You seem to be the kindest, wisest, most sincere person I have ever met. Though I have never met you I would call you my friend!

[@BarquitodeVapor]

Nice story about you neighbour, i follow your videos since the beginning, always an inspiration Cody. Greetings from Chile

[@johnmontague69]

Wranglerstar every time I come back to answer or read comments or maybe just to view a video again I always need to hit the thumbs up AGAIN. WHY IS THIS? 😢

[@TrikeRoadPoet]

Do the projects at your speed, so its done right. These things are not simple video filler, they are part of your homestead and your life, and you bring us along so we can see the step by step, and see both what our forefather did in their day, and what is possible today. I prefer seeing the slower video as questions can arise and we can seek answers along the way. Being a neighbor is more then just living next door, it being a part of being a part of the family of mankind.

[@Tragedyking]

Hey, your pace is fine. You've got a lot to do, and you're doing a great job.

[@johnrenterprises2604]

Your neighbors are lucky to have you Cody. I am enjoying this video series. In that one shot as you stood with your back to the camera and pausing while on top of that log and looked toward the tree line it made me think of what a great time it would be to give thanks to the Lord for all He has provided. Godspeed my friend.

[@jerrybates5791]

Living in the country, neighbors are one of your life lines. Being in my 70’s living in the country you depend on your neighbors more than most. Great thought Wranglerstar and wish more folks thought like you.

[@Ashitaka1110]

Hey, people frustrated with "slow" progress on this project; GO BUILD YOUR OWN BRIDGE from scratch from a tree you cut down and hauled with your very own tractor. Oh and film it at a professional level using expensive equipment and techniques which greatly slow your work progress. Then offer it to everyone as free viewing content. Then be sure to respond to entitled whiners like yourself with the same grace and class that Cody did when they start criticizing you. Good grief, the entitlement of some people.

[@grapeape71]

I'll wait a year. I don't care.

[@cactuscamo9685]

Thank you I love people like you patients is a virtue

[@williamm.2934]

I can do it in a day!

[@brianwatson3705]

Bill gsmit then do it, film it, upload it, and let us all judge How you do every step of it. I'll wait and watch it.

[@troyroe6021]

Ashitaka1110 you said it friend, I probably wouldn’t have given them such a nice and kind text, they aren’t worthy!

[@TheTahoeJohn]

Cody, I just want to thank you for being a blessing in so many peoples lives. With great power comes great responsibility.. you get that and it shows. But even more it is your actions, it is much bigger than do unto others... As I have loved you, you must love one another. Peace & Blessings

[@EagleRun23]

i really enjoy most all of your videos, but these are the ones that really give me the fizz.

[@JohnBodoni]

I enjoyed every bit of this video: the music, the parts where you didn't speak (education via example usually beats the pants off of education via elocution), and especially when you told us what you were thinking about. Many of us living a very fragile existence indeed. My oldest sister went from breaking her little toe to losing her foot to spiraling out of medical control - terminally so - in just a few weeks. It was unreal. I hope your neighbor is able to at least improve his situation soon.

[@murphymmc]

Don't worry about the time it takes. You are not the type to rush a job when getting it done well will take some time. I am enjoying the process. You're a good neighbor.

[@theasusguyonemrgrinch3090]

I really enjoyed the no commentary. I didn't think I would but I did. Great video! I think it would be really nice for the guy to occasionally check in with him. Keep up the fantastic work!

[@terranceakerson3480]

Love your videos, especially the outdoor projects. You and your family are wonderful people, thank you for sharing your life with us. Your videos always help me to center myself.

[@Admajors]

Fantastic video! I'm at college about 9 months out of the year and I come from the suburbs of Chicago, so it has become more and more difficult to find the time and a place to enjoy the forest and working by hand with tools. It's good for the body, alleviates stress, and centers our thoughts. Needless to say I've watched almost every single one of your videos, but today I felt compelled to sit down and type. Thank you for the time you put aside from everything else in your life to share your work and be a positive role model for those around you. They enjoy it more than you may ever know, and I hope it is as wonderful for you to hear from us as it is for us to hear from you. Best Wishes, Alex M.

[@shovelyjoe1059]

Alex Majors A pocket knife and a whittling stick may be all you need to catch a few moments of peace and work with your hands. Hey, it’s not building a bridge but it could fulfill the same function.

[@briangates1709]

Well some folks need to take a chill pill... anyway, I love these videos where it's just quiet work. Everybody always has to have so much going on, so much noise, so much! This is peaceful. It's nice. I love the format Cody. Keep it up bud, thanks

[@Lucky_2847]

Every video I watch just brings me joy. I'm 42 and have kids from 19 to 9 and 3 more in between yet Cody you teach me so much every time I watch you. Whether it be a project or just a life lesson. I aspire to walk this world with half the class you do. I truly believe you are the prime example of what God was trying to accomplish when he made man. It truly is a joy just to be part of your community here on youtube and I'm so greatful for the life lessons and stories you share. Thank you for making so many bad days good and full of grace for this Dad. Thank you so much.

[@robertditonno7659]

Cody, don’t apologize to the people who this what you do is easy. What a heart felt story. You are an inspiration to me for my family. Thank you.

[@nigelwylie01]

I could smell the grass, the resinous wood, the metallic taste at the back of my mouth when you got out the beautiful cross-cut saw and screwed on the handle. Cody, one of your top-drawer videos. Thanks.

[@stevehenkel354]

I know I put my vote in for the narrated type of video but I forgot how enjoyable it is to just sit back and watch you work. Very nicely done. It was a beautiful blend of old fashioned hand tools and some modern horsepower. 🙂 In my opinion, the golden rule is the only way to fly. But even with that said I can still see some room for improvement in putting myself in someone else's shoes and what they might like or appreciate. Thanks for the little nudge. I can already think of someone at church who's shut in right now... It was nice to know that you consider other people's feeling's even when they might be critical of you. I'm thinking of the people that didn't think you were doing the video series fast enough. You're so calm when you talk about it. What a wonderful example you're setting. That being said, I think you should do what you need to do. How many of us out here actually know (or should know) what goes on in between videos? The rest of your life I would imagine. I think it's amazing that you find time for your family, your other work, AND putting out these amazing videos. Quality is worth the wait. 😉

[@James-vj9jg]

Just a thank you. The last year has been a difficult one, a divorce, I lost my father, and I had to close the doors on my small business. Watching your videos, always lifts my spirit, but sometimes it also inspires me to forget my troubles and remember that it could be worse and to make sure I teach my young boys well, and to put them on the path to become productive adults. So thank you, for helping me remember my place in God's Grand Creation, also for helping me remember to be a good neighbor....and thanks for for putting a smile on my face and entertaining me

[@tha1boodge]

Cody, you are a great man, clearly both on and off camera. Thank you for all that you do and for sharing your life with us. Bless you, sir. Much Love to you and your family.

[@aaroneoghann4539]

Mr. C, the time it's taking for the build is just fine. I find it not only educational but also relaxing. The slower pace allows me to see.more detail. Thanx for sharing. Keep it up.

[@98KingQuad]

I could watch these videos for days on end. Very down to earth and wholesome. Whether it’s tool reviews, projects, or life lessons, these always hit the spot

[@jamesfox2734]

I wish more people could be more like you, You are a good man.

[@TheOGjaydee]

As a fellow volunteer fireman, I appreciate the inspiration at the end of the video. It gave me a different outlook on what our job is and how we as firemen can put in a little extra effort to let our communities know that we are here for them no matter what the call of duty may be, and beyond the call.

[@jaredboyd4578]

I love this series! Keep doing what you do!

[@newtubefag]

Truly impressive the amount of work one man can accomplish with a well appointed tractor.

[@newtubefag]

P.S. You're a kind man Cody.

[@olivemeartsie6507]

I love how long the videos take. Your attention to detail is enlightening and appreciated. The proper way! Well done! Also, the golden rule is just perfect!

[@ricksmits1492]

The videos are interesting, informative, creatively and professionally shot and produced. The main reason I watch is the goodness of you and your family and faith. Always strive to leave a situation better then you found it. Thank you.

[@BonsaiZendog]

This one struck a nerve. Thank you, Cody.

[@accunutoutdoors2717]

“Frustration the project’s not moving fast enough”? I think people need to remember that you do a lot more than produce videos! The fact that you take the time to show all of us what you are doing at all does not go unappreciated by most of us. You keep doing what you do, and we will continue to enjoy whatever you have time share!

[@nfp212]

Sometimes I get behind on watching the videos due to other obligations but I always appreciate them. Keep up the great work!

[@ChuckNasty.]

Wish i could have double liked at the end! I have a neighbor up the road his wife died a couple years back (hes about 70) and hes handicapped and in a similar situation as your new friend there, I stop in once and a while and have a beer and hang out, every fall i go over and help him split and stack some fire wood and help with chores etc all for the price of a good meal and some friendship. He always tells me that he wishes more people my age (im 26) do what i do to help people. And i just tell him that its what god would want me to do, help a fellow man if they are in need. So keep up the good work and keep inspiring people!

[@TokyoCraftsman]

I think I'm going to enjoy this series, I do enjoy listening to you talk, Cody, but these silent series are also special, and I really like the talking end card too. Kudos for thinking about your neighbour. Cheers from Tokyo!

[@stan3198]

Your closing comment today reminded me of "We make a living by what we get,but we make a life by what we give"-Winston Churchill. Being in my 70's I thank you for thinking of the man you helped-God Bless.

[@cjdixon7132]

Helping others blesses you as much as them

[@framerguy]

There, but for the grace of God, go many of us, Cody. I have always been very active and made every effort to use the outdoors as a place of special meaning for me. Now that I have passed into my 76th year, I am becoming much more mindful of those around me who have not been so lucky as I and still want to see things that I often take for granted. My one concern is that, should anything terrible ever happen to me, I will not be able to find help. My generation and those behind me who made up my family are all gone now, I have 2 sons who have their own lives to look after and I don't hear from either of them any more. That's OK, they are grown and able to make their own judgement calls. But I would like to say one day to someone, who I feel has given me an opportunity to enjoy another day, "Thanks for being there for me." Don't you think this gentleman may be thinking that same thing about those of you who were there to give him a hand? At the end of the day, we all have to answer for our mistakes and also for our good deeds, let the good deeds outweigh the mistakes we make and at least we will be able to say we tried to do our best. ..... There, but for the grace of God, .....

[@chow23c]

This is exactly why I subscribe right here in a nutshell... I'm not all that "religious," spirituality is an entirely different thing. Loving your fellow man, doing as you would like done to you, etc, etc... Keep it up Cody! Yes I'm disappointed when there isn't a new video sometimes, yes I'm eagerly waiting to see what is next, yes part of me would like to see some things finished in one day. Ultimately I think I'm more happy that I get to watch the progress period. Thank you for taking the time to make these videos. and thank you for taking consideration of that man you mentioned here. Now for the question...When is your gathering going to be this year? I heard mention of it, I've convinced my wife to come. Now all we need to do is pack the tent and find some childcare. I'll come help you for a weekend in exchange for meeting your family and some like-minded people.

[@alanrouse8301]

A good video, Cody. I assume most of the comments wanted no dialog, I for one, like the dialog. It makes me feel like I am visiting you. Even if it is one sided. I get to make comments in the remarks. I am an "old" traditional woodworker. I have been one for about 60 years. I actually started woodworking when I was 2 years old. My Grandpa gave me a tool kit. It had a real saw in it int them days. Mom said that I would saw on the table legs just to make sawdust so I could play with it. I am in my 70's now and I will admit that the older I get, the more power I use! Good idea with the "shutins" too. Keep the videos coming.

[@matthewwilliams8221]

Hey Cody, the World needs more people like you!, just imagine if everyone had your outlook on life and your morals. Great 👍 episode.

[@mitchmatlow7307]

Cody, in the fire service it should be 100% about taking care of our customers. When you go above and beyond, and demonstrate that kind of customer service, you put everyone of us in God’s light. Thank you for stepping up and representing the fire service so well!

[@tinkeroundbackyard2464]

love your videos i am 13 and i love the way you use old tools like me keep it up.

[@jonmuncefarmer]

Moto Master I’m 15 and these are very inspirational my dad is a business man and we have 150 acres that my dad just likes to look at these videos teach me what to do with the property when dad is at work ,i am the grounds keeper

[@tinkeroundbackyard2464]

Farmer Jonny yah thats awesome bud

[@jonmuncefarmer]

Sounds like you have fun with older tools I wish I had some my dad takes all the good ones and I am left with crappy Chinese brands of tools

[@RedRacconKing]

Finally! The video we've all been waiting for

[@augustpihl7268]

Great videos. It's nice to have some videos where there isn't any talking, you can just sit back, relax and take it all in. I don't care if there is big progression or there are videos every day, i just want quality videos and that is what you're videos are. Thank you.

[@jorgenrangen348]

Loving your neighbour, good job Cody

[@stevelynn7885]

Doing that is just a small showing of kindness is just what the Dr. ordered in that moment of weakness for him , GOD BLESS YOU For that , I'm sure it ment the world to him,the stories he could tell is a way for him to feel more "needed"as it were ,to let him know that YES YOU MATTER ! I'm sure he feels that he's not wanted or needed but through this act of kindness you have shown him that he is !!! GOOD JOB ,LOOK FORWARD TO THE BRIDGE , TAKE YOUR TIME 😉

[@bethtafoya1662]

That’s some manly stuff..You don’t see this much anymore..Awesome work brother..

[@SurvivalShowcase]

Thanks for this awesome series Cody!!!👍

[@Adam81USMC]

Love the tool and work vids. My wife was disappointed at the lack of little Sweetloaf, we love seeing her too.

[@BrokenBlade55]

The intro reminded of The Woodright Shop. I loved that show, many great memories.

[@rjtumble]

Great video to watch as I'm drinking my morning coffee. Watching a project being done well and a good life lesson about being neighborly.

[@Gamerpro-cx3ud]

I think you're right We are lacking friendly neighbours that like to give a helping hand and like to have a conversation these days

[@certified68crazy3]

Very wise thoughts Cody ....there but for the Grace of the Lord go I . What a wonderful world it would be if we all lived the Golden Rule . Take care my friend .

[@kevinturner6621]

Loved this video... Only half way through but truly great outdoorsman video. Love how much space you have in the USA.

[@GlenRickerd]

A great deal more information is transmitted by watching a man work, than is normally appreciated. It is the natural way of learning that the old way of apprenticeship used to such great advantage. Neuroscientists tell us that the white matter in the brain is the great mechanism of mimicry, that enables us to "get inside" another person's head, to sense, and even to anticipate, the other's thoughts and actions. It is how we learned, going back to when one of our ancestors watched another flake obsidian and fashion a razor sharp edge. You give us all a great gift of knowledge, when you let us watch you work.

[@24outdoors]

You know every once in a while its great to have the videos with little to no explanation during the job. I love them but you have such a way with teaching and giving people information that its a shame not to narrate as you go as well. Either way I love being part of the Wranglerstar youtube family. Have a great day Cody and send my best to Mrs. W and Jack. "Great thoughts speak only to the thoughtful mind, but great actions speak to all mankind" ~Theodore Roosevelt~

[@aspendell209]

Gotta love the dichotomy of using a technological hydraulic beast to hold a log so you can use 500 year old tech to cut it ;) Love your vids!

[@shawnhagen6871]

God bless you cody, I needed the golden rule reminder today. I’m glad God laid that on your heart to mention.

[@cuban9splat]

You are a good man, Cody.

[@troyroe6021]

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Patience is a virtue and I for one appreciate learning that, by watching this project develop. Thank you for putting out this video.