I Found $650,000+ in TREASURE at the ABANDONED Ranch!!!!

[@jakobmason]

Sheeeeew thanks for being back on KZbin I’m short on money for uncut and currently just lost my grandpa but thanks to you back on here uploading I stay busy watching you keeping my mind off the sad things 🤘🏽🙏🏽

[@Mark-gg2ki]

Get this man a free 1 month subscription

[@Mark-gg2ki]

If he don’t I will lol

[@jimmyburns1812]

Get this guy 3 months free

[@crypticchris8812]

Sorry for your loss

[@everettluzar]

I’ll be praying for you and your family

[@emcanimations8442]

As a forester and family owning a logging company Ik for a fact you could double efficiency and profit by bringing in a logging company or renting logging equipment. Keep up the great work. Remind me of walnut trees on the east coast

[@willdavidsonakawd3062]

You've seen some pretty cool stuff doing logging. With all the machines and saws.

[@pmccoy8924]

Was thinking the same thing. With that much money involved its almost imperative to pay a professional.

[@liamjones2319]

Aka hire my family lol

[@emcanimations8442]

Yessir

[@thedonkeypuncher2395]

Definitely better to get a buncher and a skidder maybe a processor involved, 3 guys in machines could get ya finished in a week at most and leave it looking good.

[@JigginWithJordan]

Did someone say treasure?!?! 👀👀👀

[@kalebclevenger3478]

It's above the water player calm down 🤣

[@rod-hw2nz]

Sheww it's the treasure man

[@mattjohnson6686]

Always good to end the week off with a banger from FLAIR

[@calebs3217]

The week just started

[@deeganscoles7906]

Flair just warms up the spirit when he posts

[@frickinberries]

Yew and hedge (Osage orange) are the two most prized woods for traditional bow builders. It's hard to find pieces that are long, straight, and knot free enough to make a bow out of, but if you do, it makes a fantastic bow. Traditional bowyers will pay anywhere from $50-$200 for a stave. Depends on the quality.

[@seantheroux9881]

So glad your back to the grind. Can't wait for the turkey hunting vids.

[@mrgoogan]

Huntin wild turkeys on wild turkey yeeyee

[@colinlight7833]

Those are osage orange trees (not invasive most places, but naturalized throughout North America) and they’re part of a colloquial group of trees known as “ironwoods” (not affiliated with the ironwood species) because they’re so dense that they burn out chains and saw blades. They were used for thousands of years by Native Americans to build their bows which is why they were cultivated and spread outside of their natural range within the Red River basin

[@colinlight7833]

Ps. Flair, I LOVE your work both on the farm and on KZbin and if you ever need a staff biologist (plants, fish, and conservation), I got you

[@j.j.clingman4083]

The hedge trees are definitely a pain in the ass to cut down for sure!! They are thorny and will definitely wear a chain saw chain out pretty quickly!! I cut on a farm for a farmer that gave me permission and could have what ever I cut down!! I didn’t have any heavy equipment but definitely having some heavy equipment will help you guys out!! I absolutely love the way a new fence looks with fresh hedge post!!! Definitely awesome for sure!!! Someone asked on trapper J channel and I told them that they are definitely the best wood that will definitely last at least a hundred years minimum!!! But you definitely want to get the fence staples in the post as soon as possible after cutting them down because the longer you weight the harder they get and is almost impossible to get a fence staples into!!! Line post can be as small as 2” in diameter up to 8” and corner posts are 10” and bigger!! That is the way I did them and 20 years ago I sold corner post for 25.00$ to 30.00$ and line posts for 20.00$ and they don’t have to be completely straight!!! It was definitely hard work but definitely good money for me!!

[@Road2Whatever]

Definitely!

[@julianmatti770]

Always a good day when flair posts

[@jaidendorries1420]

always a good day when flair uploads

[@FlagAlf]

Hedgeapple, also known as Osage Orange, is also prized for wooden bows. Straight 6ft lengths will go for a pretty penny to be split into bow staves. The wood also makes great handles for striking tools like axes, mauls, hammers, etc.

[@Eraserhead1]

From experience selling and installing fence equipment and supplies your typical line post are 3"-5" and corner posts are 6"-8" usually 8'-10' long for both and they go in the ground 3'6" that way your 6" below the typical frost line and you don't get frost heave. Locust post are really good money makers too if you have any locust trees. For most that I'd sell or install was pressure treated southern yellow pine.

[@gracehalvorson5049]

So glad to be watching your vid today. Today is better in terms of hubby being at Boot Camp. He is doing better if anyone has been following my comments. I enjoy watching new vids to pass the time while the hubby is away so thank you Flair

[@masquinongy4652]

Sheeeewww Flair being back on KZbin is the best thing to happen as of late! Loving all of the videos you’ve been dropping since you’ve returned!🔥

[@joshwagner8468]

Always a Great day when flair post a video. Keep them coming

[@cdg2960]

Sheeeeew you know it’s gonna be awesome when flair finds it that buried treasure

[@fishing4life292]

Always makes my day when Flair posts👍

[@landonstafford7616]

Always fun watching Flair

[@marcusrendell2635]

Hope everyone has a good day

[@masonstorm5327]

Keep up the good work flair your doing great

[@prestondonohew9918]

anyone else happy pool jet is back!!!! i know hes been back for a couple episodes but im still pumped about it

[@mamawnamidreviews9978]

Learn something new everytime we watch Flair. I had no idea that the trees were invasive. I didn't once hear any of you yell "Timber!!" Damn, Papa Beefcake, is their nothing you can't do! I'd love to see you do an ice sculpture. We have competitions for them up here in Canada! Banjo, you are now permanently grounded from the chainsaw! You're to dangerous to yourself!! What a great way to take care of an invasive series.

[@anotherdumbwelder6219]

Definitely not invasive, they are a great tree

[@BowyerToBe]

Those trees are actually super good bow wood. A lot of Native Americans said that is the best wood to use band still use it today. I wish I could find that many!

[@rylandtreloar8141]

Flair is the best KZbinr, realest one out there

[@onetoemoe7474]

"Been trimming em bushes since 1969" is amazing

[@grantwilson4985]

Can always count on flair to put out an absolute banger!

[@akt216]

4:49 👈🏽double intention ..if you kno you kno 😂

[@bradfordpearce4441]

I used hedge as posts for my first deer tower stand. that was about 20 years ago.With them not being straight it made a challenge on where to dig the post holes. Shot a 15pt buck out of it last November.

[@beastyeasty983]

"I'm time and a half today.... Hazard pay" lmaooo killed me :)

[@Volticz_]

U guys did so much work on the ranch keep up the good work !

[@prestonrose2]

i’m so glad to watch your videos again

[@ohiooutlaw4886]

What’s good to the flair family how’s everyone doing watching another flair spectacular😂🤙🏼

[@finandarrow]

Legend, bro you should do a challenge with Kendall Gray

[@dallonperry3639]

Next googan week, Get the boys out to Nebraska for turkeys and bass. Have Papa beefcake carve the googan logo!

[@allanowens5832]

Yooooo Buddy !!! You have that 50 John deere excavator ! When you get to the stump legit rip the roots around the base. Than cut the rootball flush with the stump, now you got another flip to sell as end tables, night stands, foot rests, blind seats !! Endless possibilities

[@rockyriveroutdoors]

Be pretty cool if you had a wood mizer sawmill at your ranch. Outside of fence post, you could saw your own lumber. Here in south Louisiana, milling pecky cypress is big business and people mill their own pine lumber down here. Add that to your investment of larger machines and you’d be set! Selling fence post and dimensional lumber would do well in my opinion. Good luck 👍🏻

[@savannahbrandhorst4493]

Love it! Definitely do more videos like this. I wanna see Papa Beefcake with a long carving ice

[@Aaliyahandari]

Lets gooooooo! Was literally was thinking of throwing on some flair & he posts!!

[@davidjenkins9013]

"Why does he have an axe?" 😂😂😂😭😭😭

[@fisherdixon7030]

Can’t wait to see the video about your new boat! And can’t wait to see a turkey hunting video. 🦃🦃🦃

[@owenburton8]

Always posts bangers

[@rwtheomighty867]

Flair, you need to harvest those hedge apples and sell them also. I've seen them for sale $3.50-$5.00 each.

[@wbsurfer123]

What do people do with them? Read they aren’t edible

[@rwtheomighty867]

They are used for part control. Keeps crickets, spiders, roaches and other bugs from entering your home.

[@jimmypatch5030]

A few years ago in Illinois there was a guy buying them by the pound we hauled in a lot of pickup bed fulls

[@jimmypatch5030]

They bought them to get the seeds and extract the oil From the seeds

[@braydonabell3623]

I saw flair posted from a notification and did not even read the title and clicked on it immediately

[@naturalwaysoflife1257]

Keep up the good work man haven’t even watched the full vid yet but Ik it’s going to be good

[@mr.teacherguy]

Flairs life is literally Farming Sim IRL.

[@Skips_outdoors]

Flair you are the best KZbinr out there. You should put yellow perch in the cabin pond

[@KendallGray1]

if banjo didn't have those chaps on this title would have been a lot different 😶

[@FLAIR.]

Missed opportunity smh

[@Ashtonmakesvids6969]

Sheeeew a flair vid to make my day extra better thanks man

[@kennethbrowne2238]

Sooooo glad to see PoolJet back on the videos! Best trio on KZbin

[@jaidendorries1420]

flair: me cutting ice no. flair in the winder let’s shoot the ice

[@jnim1000]

Osage wood is good for primitive bows, u guys should get into it and use it for hunting! I am glad u guys are back miss u guys.If u come down to California, let’s go fishing!

[@braydenlowery127]

We need a whitetail breeding ranch

[@trent.fishing6751]

happy your back, can’t wait to watch you slay them spring bass

[@loganbirth3149]

Love the vids. So glad your back

[@sgt.cheeto-dust1459]

every post this man makes is an absolute banger

[@22000camaross]

Man I really wish I had those on my farm! Need to do fence soon, but yes there are still hedge post my grandpa planted in 1965 standing strong and solid. And the year after you plant them good luck getting one more fence staple in that post! They are great!

[@spiced1296]

"Sheeeeew we are harvesting some wood today"🤨🤨 " hedge balls and yellow balls"🤨🤨 😂😂😂

[@joshfendley7380]

Always gets me through a hard day , thanks brother

[@drakeanderson787]

It’s always a good day when you get the notification that flair posted. What a banger 🔥🔥

[@buf_is_moist9524]

Keep it up flair, love the content

[@shane012504]

Black walnut trees are big big money in the Amish furniture building industry! I sold 19 trees at 2.5-3 foot across and made $37,000 and I was going to just cut them down anyways and burn them. They cut down stumped and cleaned up. And wrote me a check! I never knew trees other than cherry pine and oak were worth anything! This makes me excited knowing i have a ton more on my property!

[@thefocusedhunter270]

Keep up the great work and keep your grind and it will pay off. Love your work

[@racerx009]

Me: I'm surprised Banjo is there ready to trim since when chores need to be done he's on either on vacation or business calls. 😉 Flair: shew!

[@tykirkpatrick2483]

So happy to start watching his vids again

[@thisismyusername6717]

23:56 lmao why was he stalking the tree tho😂😂

[@jb1446]

Been loving the videos lately. Can you show us the rv blind build sometime soon for us. We are all missing beefcake construction LLC

[@personalbest8816]

Now you have enough money for your new truck lol

[@zwolf905]

Excited to see another banger keep up the amazing work Flair also I love the new house videos and was wondering if you could post some more

[@bradengookingaming1088]

Agreed the house videos are awesome 👍👍

[@zwolf905]

@@bradengookingaming1088 ikr it’s super cool, I love seeing things being built and it’s so awesome because it feels like we are part of this watching every step

[@JesseWrangell]

All the small offcuts you can bag up and sell as firewood aswell. You'd be surprised how many people will pay $15-$20 a bag for firewood, just for convenience.

[@Chelito_mora]

Hi

[@lukeschallock9693]

Hello

[@kuzo_ily6447]

Hello

[@Trevon7]

Hi

[@nbs_leo2367]

Hi

[@zestysteven4023]

Hi

[@timmyodarchuk5329]

Every time flair has a new video I know it’s time to kick back and relax.

[@dustinmarch4547]

SHEEEEW Flair always makes a good day

[@dojc6526]

flair dad is a gd man. humble & hard working. he should start a channel to show his skills and share his experience and knowledge.

[@jonnygranville281]

Do the hedge posts have to season or you plant them straight in the ground after you cut? Pretty cool. Never heard of this before

[@kansasjoe3450]

Have to put them on asap , aged you can’t drive staples into wood. Gets super hard. Yeh hedge stumps with grow back in a few years.

[@smidflakes1635]

I love coming home from a 13 hour shift job no break and seeing you upload man it makes my day so much better

[@dominicgreco8708]

flair love your videos keep up the good work

[@cdboyce17]

“We got to find them girthy sons of guns.” 😂😂

[@joef3719]

I can’t wait till flair has to move all the animals

[@tylerbelanger5947]

Hope everyone who sees this has a great day or had a great day

[@bobbyfitzpatrick9669]

With that money you can now afford to fill your lawnmower that’s great

[@julesschoony812]

Banjo said “time and a half today, hazard pay” lmao

[@thekid_-dt3gw]

I love your videos keep the great work up😊

[@FishyBenji]

Flair I look forward to your videos every day. One day I want to operate a deer hunting club for the youth because people think it’s killing the environment.

[@personalbest8816]

Nice find

[@braydenhall6709]

I don’t get it what he find

[@pottercreekhunting236]

Pt2 on the shed hunting coming up? I think it’s a good idea as long as you have projects you can make money doing or doing something productive for the property

[@nixgacha14]

AMAZING

[@TheCaptainbeefylog]

If you can find a straight piece about 6-7 feet long, 4 inches in diameter and with as few knots as possible, hold onto it for LFG so he can make a longbow from it.

[@Lmgoutdoors]

Please gun tour please I love your channel and more fishing videos please

[@thesteameryllc940]

You should start a beef cake harvesting business

[@jb1446]

Before some of you get upset, he said that they were invasive so they are doing more harm to the environment than good. By cutting these down it opens up so many more opportunities for trees that you want

[@billybishop8635]

If they are invasive, reselling them as tree posts without properly treating or aging them is WORSE than leaving them. Flair is begging for a visit from a few ABC agencies.

[@jb1446]

@@billybishop8635 how exactly would they be worse. The trees are already dead so it isn't like they can grow more. Also it isn't like they can do much harm sitting as a fence post

[@anotherdumbwelder6219]

@@billybishop8635 not invasive

[@billybishop8635]

@@jb1446 Aside from the potential diseases and seeds which could be spread with the lumber, those trees could be loaded with invasive bugs. Same reason you shouldn't pack in fire wood to a camp site from a different ecosystem. Every piece of lumber you buy from a hardware store has been treated and aged, that's just the economics of the lumber industry. More importantly, as noted by some locals, those are not even invasive, Flair is simply Clear Cutting a former game reserve. KZbinrs get reported for way less than this, I just hope he had his permits in place before posting this logging operation online for the feds to see; 1 negative neighbour is all it takes.

[@jb1446]

@@billybishop8635 some states feds would rather have you cut down trees with disease. Where I live we had a tree disease go through a couple years ago and they told everyone you can either cut down those trees or we are going to do it. It was caused by bugs too

[@johns5263]

From 14:00-15:00 made laugh. Banjo with 45/hr I’ll take that and flair “ I’m not paying you” lmfao

[@stephengentry122]

Keep up the good work

[@kcbennie]

Flair said "What is this 'Holes' out here?" LOL!!! Young Shilo!!!

[@donnamcmanus7360]

Flair: We're gonna work on this for 3 or 4 hours... Banjo: 2 hours. Flair: So it'll take 3, 4 maybe 5 hours. Banjo: 3 hours. 1 hour later. Flair: Where's Banjo? Banjo pacing in the background: I've got a meeting!

[@809FILMS]

I want to see flair make a goose ice sculpture

[@under_wraps]

You'd be better bringing in a crew that does this professionally and take a percentage of the overall earning

[@billwhite7099]

Banjo: Do I look blue collar yet? Me: yeah, every dang day.

[@MyBackyardScience]

It might make more sense to let a company that specializes in harvesting trees come in and do the work. At least get a quote to see how much they will pay you for the trees.

[@evanernst3950]

What type of trees