Making a LOWER WOOD YARD with Excavator

[@georgecoffman377]

When you put the sleeve in use concrete around it to stabilize it. But when you set the flagpole use sand around it from bottom to top. If you ever need to remove the pole just vacuum the sand out. I run a crane and often set flagpoles for a company and that is exactly how he installs everyone . I have set anything from 50ft to 300ft for him and the process never changes. Also you only need to pickup just past half way up the pole and make sure you tie a rope to your strap at the loop to get the strap back down the pole once set. Also the loop I referred to is when you choke the strap and tie the bottom end of rope close to the lower end of pole out of the ground.

[@kingwood4357]

Mike, I think the mini cabin is great and anyone that has negative things to say about it are just envious of what you have. I never get tired of watching you operate the excavator. Keep the excellent videos coming.

[@robk1310]

Exactly. If you get a deer, it's hunting. Doesn't matter if you're sitting on a ridge, is a tree stand, or in the cabin.

[@Mrbink01]

As long as it's not high fence or shooting from a vehicle, it's real hunting in my book. Haters gonna hate.

[@robertreader6053]

It's no different than hunting out of a tree stand

[@nicholascooper1193]

what's wrong with shooting from a vehicle? (assuming you're parked in legal spot that you own/have permission to hunt). We used to go "check the field" all the time... not talking about road hunting from public roads...

[@marcuswhite3628]

Hey - I really appreciate what YOU DO, I really do! Lots to take in on this video. I am glad you kept the request from Melissa for lunch - what was it we had again?😂😂 I truly enjoy living on your property vicariously. BTW - what’s for dinner? Marcus from Chesapeake VA.

[@TheWhitetailrancher]

As a retired professional hunter and outdoor writer I can very easily say. The DNR for the state you are hunting in defined what is and isnt "hunting" in your area. Never listen to anyone that doesnt hunt in your area that tells you what is and isnt "hunting". Most of the time it comes from people that either dont hunt or have never hunted at all! You hunt the way you enjoy it! As long as its within the legal guidelines of your states definition of what is proper. They are the ones that manage the "heard" in your area!

[@rgd2598]

Amen… my son and I have a 700 acre deer lease in Cass county/ east Texas. We insure for our landlord and follow guidelines with QDMA. (Quality Deer Management Association). We hunt in the stand for whitetail and walking the hilltops and canyons for mule deer in north west Texas. BTW…. I’m in my “stand” today

[@Gwalker0220]

Excellent reply... People fail to realize without hunting animals would be dieing from dieses that could spread to humans.... plus flying through more windshields.... God bless animal managment...

[@bobgutman9691]

Just doing some reminiscing Mike. When I was a kid, I was fascinated by earth moving equipment; excavators, bulldozers and front end loaders. My father use to pull over in the family station wagon and let me watch the equipment working. Watching your video's takes me back to simpler times. Keep up the good work.

[@fordboss9275]

There’s nothing wrong with building a mini cabin like you have and hunting out of it on your own property!

[@roberthakeman9822]

I think it would be neat if Mike had more mini cabins on his property as big as it is. It's so cool to be able to watch and take pictures of wildlife, as you don't get to see that in the city's. When we lived on the farm we had a doe that we fed out in our Grove and she had twins at least 6 years in a row that I know of and I eventually was able to get within 10 ft of her as she could see that I had corn for her.

[@russellbowman8051]

Nice work Mike!! Can't wait to see the 30 ft flag up with a beautiful Flag Flying won't that be A Nice Addition To The Morgan Ranch!! 👍👊

[@maraudermitchelli]

Full moon Morgan's because the unhappy viewers are commenting negatively even on my little channel. I was raised not to rain on anyone's parade. Enjoy your minicabin who's to say what real hunting is. You're outside enjoying the woods. Please stay positive don't let unhappy people get you down.

[@larrygarner6722]

Thanks for another great video. I feel the mini cabin is a great place to hunt to be out of the weather and a great place to watch nature. Keep enjoying the cabin.

[@olddawgdreaming5715]

Looks great Mike and Melissa, loved the way you were able to get your fill from a few feet away. That’s so great that you have the skills and ability to make that work for you.. Thanks for sharing with us, it makes a great start to the day to see your videos. . Stay safe and keep having fun. To the NAY sayer’s, GROW UP and learn first, like Pappy always said “ keep your mouth shut and let folks think you’re stupid instead of saying something that proves you are” just a thought. Fred. 🙏🏻🙏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👍🏻👍🏻✋🏻✋🏻👊🏻👊🏻

[@OutdoorsWithTheMorgans]

How you been Fred?

[@HallnoutMhall]

I like that saying. Your pappy was spot on. 👌

[@keithrandall4220]

Fred, my grandmother had a profound effect on how I live my life. She would say the following:" It's better to be quiet and thought a fool, than to speak up and remove all dought." This wisdom should be taught in school and through out our lives. Thanks Fred and Mike

[@olddawgdreaming5715]

For someone my age and condition it great to see the sun rise. Still planting daisy’s instead of pushing them up 👍

[@bioniclife]

If you only have 14 acres of woods and 26 of tillage ground along with one leg, a ground blind is great, and elevated blind is even better. We have to wait for deer to move through our property. Thankfully the creek, oaks and crop land allows or that. I've done my time in a ladder stand, putting on drives and still hunting. A dry place to sit and a little heat is the reward for a those years of being wet and cold. Elevated blind is going up soon.

[@tonybaloneycheeseandmacaro6131]

The mini cabin is great. Haters gotta hate. It's easier to tear down someone else than build yourself up.

[@BillB23]

Here in Georgia the oaks don't usually shed their leaves until the new growth makes them drop. Having spent my first 15 years around Cleveland, Ohio, this still bewilders me even after these 55 years in the piedmont of Georgia. Say hey to Hunter. I continue to pray blessings upon the Morgan family.

[@martineastburn3679]

Here in East Texas, the Live oaks*ever green oak) shed half now and half late spring. The Red oaks stick their leaves and laugh at you and drop some after you clean up the yard. They stick most until late spring. White oaks shed. Water oaks shed. Willow oaks shed. (I have a 100' willow that dropped a third out of the broken top - and the leader branch was trunk size. Monster. Our tall oaks get hit by high winds and the tops get split and broken. Now is the time to see. With leaves all is hidden.

[@BillB23]

@@martineastburn3679 We have mostly red oak and pin oak in my immediate area. You're absolutely right about the red oak. It takes new leaves to evict the old ones.

[@joetownsend-]

Bill Brockman, Good to see another Jawja Man on the channel‼️ North of Gainesville here- 10 miles South of Cleveland. Depending on when 1st killing frost is, effects leave drop. The warm days keep sap up in trunk and limbs then if temp drops to freezing locks leave stem in limb. I’m 66 and leaves hanging on didn’t used to happen. Arborist told me trees planted on new construction sites that were grown in nursery and replanted will not drop all leaves, mainly red oak, he said something about root damage and temperatures. Blessings to Yall in Piedmont Region🙏 We had 1st lite frost Saturday morning. Talking to DNR Ranger last Thursday at Lake Burton, he said this is latest that leaves have changed colors or dropped in many years- got ample water, maybe too much? Leaves are Two weeks behind!! 🦃HAPPY🦃 🦃THANKSGIVING🦃 ⚾️GO BRAVES⚾️ ⚾️WORLD⚾️ ⚾️CHAMPIONS⚾️

[@thomasryan8218]

When I made my flag pole I put a 4 inch 3/8 wall steel pipe 4 ft in the ground and 4 ft above ground and filled it with cement. My flag pole bolts to the pipe I buried in two places. I take the top bolt out and I can pivot the pole to a horizontal position.

[@HallnoutMhall]

Morning Morgans and friends. Mike great video and thanks for sharing. I wrote a small book comment and decided not to post. Mike I know what the mini means to you. If a man doesn't have such a place one would never fully understand. My son and I built a "rack shack" years ago. It's more then just a hunting shack. Hope everyone has a blessed day. Help someone today even if it's just a smile. Hope all are well and safe.

[@badcat4707]

Good late afternoon friend , happy Caturday to you ;-)

[@HallnoutMhall]

@@badcat4707 happy Caturday friend

[@frankbever1788]

Everyone needs a place for “I’m never going to use, but too good to throw away”! Maybe a football sized building. Lol.

[@SasquatchBunyan]

Love the mini cabin! It’s sized and located just right. Glad you get to use it a bit too. And, yes, Fall is the BEST!

[@josephpedone2004]

Good morning Morgan family ☕️ happy Saturday, have a blessed day

[@jimsweeney25]

I'm green with envy every time I see you dig that beautiful shale! Here in NH, it's ledge, boulders and large rocks with every bucket full. I'm in the process of changing my teeth pins for the second time and I have less than 600 hours on my mini excavator.

[@davidmorse8432]

Are you talking about the pins that hold the teeth to the shank?

[@johnrobichaud2776]

You need a better dentist

[@johnrobichaud2776]

I wonder when you will make a gravel/shale pit out in the woods for your needs

[@byronf.bingham6291]

WHAT IS THE difference between a deer blind and a mini cabin? Just because don't have a blind with solid sides is no reason to say "that isn't hunting." Love your channel. Keep up the good work!

[@jamesjacobs7612]

This on yesterdays video on the Bronco, I hope you have as good of luck with your new one as I had with the used 88 Bronco II I bought 20+ years ago. Drove it for 8 years with minimal upkeep. AND never got it stuck so bad that I couldn't drive out.

[@johnminto7723]

The mini cabin blind is badass! Have several blinds on our property (not as nice). Makes it nice to have the kids or friends sit out there with me to hunt. The haters can lodge their complaints with Brandon.

[@peterwilliams2824]

Hunting from the Mini Cabin is so much safer as you're not climbing up into a tree stand and sitting there till you legs go numb and freezing you're you now what off, plus the darn deer will more times then not come up behind you with the tree blocking you shot. Keep up the great videos with all of your projects.

[@billonthehill9984]

Thanks Mike... Moving dirt, i.e. some real nice shale gravel & the best part, it's free! Making room, all good stuff for sure... The elevated hunting cabin is a fantastic addition to the property as it also serves as a great get together place with friends & y'all can have a barbecue to boot...Loving that excavator & the work performed with it...Looking forward to the flag pole & Brandon's final home... Bill on the Hill... :~)

[@mrtimemaker]

Mike, you are the man with that Excavator!! However, what is the result of your lunch with Melissa? She said she would make it worth your while. You must know Mike that we all love Melissa and want to here about her exploits. But when it comes to you and the Excavator, it’s like a ballet.

[@johnsadler8637]

Good morning from a 37F/3C western Ozarks! I have to apologize - I stopped watching the video for a minute or two so I could watch a really impressive buck walk along the terrace about 250 yards away. Couldn’t count points but way outside his ears when I could catch the morning sun glinting on his mains. Wider than any and likely taller than almost any of the 14 racks hanging in the cabin. I sure hope he retraces those steps next Saturday morning! He would have been inside 100 yards of my stand. Good to see you continuing to build out your vision for the NRPC. I’ll enjoy seeing it evolve.

[@jeffsmith9328]

I’m one of the lucky ones that get to dig them foundations all winter long in ur area

[@uppsalahazzemarkstedt2759]

This made it a good sunny and frosty All Hallows day here after lunch in Sweden! Nice intro edit and music too. The best time to do excavating, but not landscaping, is in wintertime here in Sweden when you have a decent freeze in ground, so don't say you can't do digging work all year around, Mike. Especially in ordinarily soft and wet places as pond or shoreline work. I do nearly all forest road building in wintertime and under snow you don't have deep freeze! ;D

[@halsnyder296]

Love the mini cabin! Here on Hawaii (where I am) we are just getting into the dry season. Only will have to brush hog every week/week and a half. So, this is when I start digging and making trails (access) into the “jungle” of christmasberry, caster bean, guava, tamarind, and big (200-500 pound) rocks. Wish I had a mini-X!

[@jakeschisler7525]

Back when I was a young boy, while construction workers were busy running their equipment and I watched. Then they were gone for the day or for lunch I would operate some of the equipment and of course would get caught. And now that I'm older I don't own equipment except for a tractor. But I still like to watch excavators and other equipment being run. I don't know why that is. If I had extra money laying around I would love to own an excavator, I think it would help with on my property, as it does with you.

[@thebradleysoncatbirdhill6849]

Great work, Mike! In all the digging you've done, have you ever come across any interesting artifacts? 👍

[@northcountybigfoot9240]

Smart people sit and wait for the non smart people to spook the deer 🦌 to them great job smart Morgan's

[@noelgreen9381]

The mini cabin is just a really good, and comfortable, deer blind. Many hunters build them in the woods and hunt from the same deer blind every year. Those naysayers are just jealous that they don’t have what you have - a comfortable deer blind and Melissa! Keep doing your thing!

[@davidfarley6244]

I hear that Big Foot like their venison medium rare with a little A1 on the side.

[@butchmaster5757]

Boom First! Coffee and the Morgan’s before cutting firewood today.

[@Sventy11]

Hey Mike. I can see why most people would be jealous of the mini cabin. If I had land here, I'd do the same thing, just like 90% of all land owners do in our area.

[@buzzpedro1]

I suspect as you get older you’ll appreciate the mini-cabin even more for hunting, versus climbing a tree stand in the wet and freezing weather.

[@jacklachman5304]

Another great video Mike! Don’t let the negative Nancy’s get to ya. Some people feed of their negativity. Just jealous of what you have…PARADISE!!! Keep up the great job. HELLOOOO to Hunter !! Stay safe & Have a Day

[@johnking8679]

Another great episode in the Morgan household. Keep 'em coming folks !! Can't wait to see your flag pole installation. It's gonna be c.o.o.l to see our beautiful "Stars and Stripes" flying over your facility !!

[@ronwig7665]

Mike that was a great idea that you built the mini cabin, it will be there for along time, not with the mini blinds on the ground that get destroyed over time.you do great things on this channel. I figured big foot would distract the dogs , yes probably would catch me off guard if I came out the building

[@billco-9801]

Make the best of what you can due outside this coming week. My prediction for your weather Nov 7-11, clear to partly cloudy temps in the mid-50s to low 60s rain coning in the evening of the 11th. Good luyck Mike

[@OneEyeCustoms]

Good morning Mike, Hometown Acres is posting a video Sunday morning I hope you get a chance to watch. There might be some workshop ideas in it for you. I may have also mentioned you in the video.😁 Enjoy this week coming up, supposed to be a beautiful one!!

[@drmautz]

Ever find some treasures while digging your land? Old foundations, pottery, old tools or guns etc...

[@charlesmarshall6686]

Mike... Keep going, so good to see, Can't wait to see the new Builds. You do need a Buckwagon...everything you need all in one Wagon, easy moving makes things easy

[@nolanharbison691]

Cabin is cool. Better than most I’ve seen. Lots of hunters have stands like that.

[@jimroeske2049]

Nice to see a longer video

[@cheekymonkey666]

i prefer the hinged flag pole... easier to paint when it looks dull... the mini cabin is great... all year round observation hut...

[@Gwalker0220]

Mike I sure hope you see this.... First when you went to that tractor yard to see your flag pole! Something there you really need and I cant have here.... shipping would kill me.... That 318 Wheel Horse Tractor! There the best garden tractor ever built.... built to last forever, all acessorys changes are fast and simple..... Great mowers to... Second the guy that hated on your cabin was simply jealous, or a dam fool.... love the cabin.... picked on ya on the insulation... but love it... congrats on the eight point. Miss white tail.... Come up and hunt moose some year, or bear, sheep..... Salmon... lol aint much we aint got except hard wood and white tail... Great video....

[@LostInThe0zone]

Just remember, all you haters, every comment feeds the algorithm.

[@wombat283]

Mike, the keyboard warriors have a lot in common, jealousy and want what they don't have. Keep up the great videos and yes I hunt out of a home made condo also.

[@holymoly6829]

Wombat good comment All they do is spew negativity I’m glad Mike takes it with a pinch of salt I find only pleasure watching this channel

[@4821jeffrow]

100% agree and wish I already had a little cabin in the woods ready this year

[@pjseiber2774]

👍😛👍

[@paulprigge1209]

Yeah that’s very true. I don’t have very much but a lot more than others. I don’t have my health but I’m better off than many. Thankful that he can joy life and I also enjoy it. God has been good to me.

[@dieseltruck5074]

Mike, if you're planning on planting that flagpole in the pipe that you're showing once you get the tube set, install the pole, then pack the base tube with sand. It will not go anywhere.. that way if it's necessary to remove it for repair or replacement in the future it's just a matter of pulling it up out of the sand. Thanks to you & Melisa for the great videos.

[@gerryspang5917]

If you have stuff you never use get rid of it, it just sits there taking up room. Love the Bronco, had my Flex serviced the other day and they had 8 Broncos sitting in the lot ready for sale, thought you must have ordered your Bronco with a lot of special options to take that long, seeing a few of them on the road, like their look. Wonder if they have an eco boost engine, that would be my choice. You’re going to miss running the excavator in the winter. Whatever happened to the entry level sawmill you had, remember seeing it delivered and we’re going to do a video on how to set it up, don’t ever remember that ever happening. Cheers

[@johnrobichaud2776]

I wonder when you will make a gravel/shale pit out in the woods for your needs in the future

[@joejax8085]

Would love to have some of your cherry for my wood turning hobby.

[@keithbeynon3878]

Everyone has a comment, just stay true to yourself and thats all that matters. Place is looking nice, enjoy the great weekend weather in western pa.

[@ryanmichaelb]

Mike, love the mini cabin. Great hunting setup or whatever else you want to do in it!

[@plho8443]

Wise decision to go to lunch with your beautiful wife!

[@charlie7712]

Can't wait to see that firewood bin full. And thatbigfoot was a great idea.

[@PatrickCPalmer]

That flag pole is the icing on the cake for the building. Appreciate your family’s support of our troops and country. 😁👍🏻

[@uberuser1999]

Dollars to donuts you’ll be using that excavator a lot longer into the fall/winter than anticipated. It’s one of if not the most versatile tool you own. Great video - love how you turned that sloping ground into some real useful real estate. Once you dress the rest of the hill and road up it will be your go to catch all area. Nicely done!

[@theadventuresofdaveandrc1447]

That Flagpole is going to look Good!!!

[@danwilliams4877]

Great choice on lunch mate. Thanks again for sharing your videos. I miss your part of the world and I enjoy my morning coffee watching your vids and all the stuff you guys share. I'm totally inspired to get/build my own wood carving. Lol, likely will have to be an abstract piece I reckon. Keep up the great stuff you generous folk! Thanks.

[@finpainter1]

Lot of people hate hunting no mater what you do. I say lets go Brandon to them.

[@vaughnmaurt5013]

I hope you know how many of us are jealous of your shale source right on your property…thx for taking us along

[@evilbrat5376]

Believe a lot of negative comments about your "Mini Cabin Hunting" are from people who do NOT hunt or dislike hunting. Let them ramble and be small. Enjoy yourself, you only go around once in this life time. Keep on doing with gusto...

[@ericcrockett6396]

The ones saying the mini cabin isn't "real hunting" are the same ones saying digging the shale with the excavator isn't real digging and you should be using a pick and shovel. Work (or hunt) smarter, not harder!!!!

[@markbaumann7657]

Block and tackle from excavator bucket to stand up flagpole

[@terrycastor8299]

Mike, whatever happened to the smaller sawmill you got? I just remembered that you got it and said it would be assembled later, but that was quite awhile ago now.

[@robertmurphy5573]

I’m with Terry. I asked about it a few months ago. I have an LX 55 and would love your input on it.

[@TheHobbyShop1]

It’s looking great Mike! I love it when people are sitting on their couch telling you what is or is not real hunting. They must have never spent a day up in a tree on a cold windy day to appreciate how awesome that mini cabin is. Keep doing what you’re doing. 🤣

[@paulciampa]

Here in New Hampshire I would use that all the time ....no difference than using a blind and it beats freezing in a tree stand

[@tedlitz7266]

I think this is a great blind that can be used for other things.

[@rexwoodall2179]

Rex here Mike! Master of excavations, that is you! Maybe with the trail cam you can capture a photo of a real Sasquatch. I sure you enjoyed lunch with your love and keep up the work and the videos, you are doing well! A couple of decades separate our ages but in reality you and I would be friends!

[@rickvaughan8993]

You were building the mini cabin when I first started watching. I think it is awesome and would like to see more videos with it in them. Oh and I am not a hunter. But have no problem with hunters/hunting.

[@jackcox475]

Drive across any of the eastern states and you will see tons of deer cabins. Great way to hunt!!

[@chucklogan7296]

Couple loads of 2A limestone to extend the road and a nice base on your expanded area

[@heymakerphd1982]

Good eye!! I KNEW there was something missing, just could NOT figure it out! Poor Mike! Has to get more limestone......Bet he hates that! Got a question: When you monetize a YT, don't you make as much money on a critical or negative comment as you do on a complimentary one? In other words, bring it on!!

[@wesleywebber9885]

Gotta love those HATERS. They are mad cause they don't have it.

[@BillStecik]

People don't like a hunting blind???? I have a 160 acre alfalfa field and a night vision scope. lol

[@franksalyards7663]

The cabin was a great idea the world today is full of people who have to fuss about something that really makes sense i didn't think about the dogs and squash i bet that was funny 😄

[@chris3m98]

With the excavator, the 30-foot flag shouldn't be a problem?🏁

[@davidmorse8432]

Melissa's hair looks great! But it already did before she had it done. Rig up a boom pole out of a piece of 4" steel pipe for your mini-ex to set that flag pole. You need to hook up a little more than half way up on the pole to set it. I like the way Melissa said, "I'll make it worth your while!" .

[@badcat4707]

Good afternoon friend , Yep Mikes a smart husband :-) and I'm not going to touch Melissa's comment lol ;-)

[@davidmorse8432]

@@badcat4707 Hi BadCat! Happy Caturday!

[@dmorgan28]

Hey Mike that was great. So glad that you got you a nice buck. That’s a cool mini cabin. That area you’re working on is going to give you a lot more room. Good idea. I really enjoyed the video. Take care and have a good one. 👍👍👍❤️

[@SwimCoach8]

Had to laugh when I saw you throw the stump into the burn pit. My pop had a friend that paved driveways and dug foundations. Every year he was kind enough to drop off a dumper of stumps. We would let them sit for a year so the weather would wash them down. Then I would take my 14 inch McCulloch and trim the roots. He was kind enough to have a five gallon bucket of wedges (every size, shape and length). I would spend a coupla days a week, all summer and early fall, splitting those darned stumps with wedges and a sledge hammer. Boy could I swing a sledge. Never made much of a difference in the amount of wood we had for heating, but in true Dutchman form.....It was free!!!

[@timbroome212]

I truly love to watch your videos and I also wish I still had your energy! As I watched today's video, I thought to myself, "What in this world would Mike do if he hadn't purchased that excavator?!" That has been a real blessing to you, Mike. And you handle it so well! Keep up the good work. I look forward everyday to see what you are up to that day. Blessings to you and your family!

[@marydomitrovic3468]

I’m a 78 yr old woman and you make me want to run an excavator!

[@OutdoorsWithTheMorgans]

I love it!

[@FabbedFun]

I read through the entire rulebook of Manly Hunting for Men in the Most Macho Ways, and it does say on section 334, subsection 28, part 14-C, that a man MUST be uselessly uncomfortable the entire time he hunts.

[@robk1310]

LOL!!!

[@leehobin5132]

Greetings Mike, Milissa, any update on the pond?

[@royclemo8744]

My oh my, that mini cabin is the same as a tree stand, just warmer and probably a little more comfortable. Just ignore the jealous ones Mike. And Mike, those that keep stuff that they will never use are called horders. LOL.

[@ronaldlewis6612]

Mike the people who are complaining about the mini-cabin and this form of hunting have never hunted. This is no difference than a tree stand but with more comfort. Most of the people who complain do nothing but complain. I have found that people who complain complain about everything and they are lonely people because no one wants to hear it anymore. You are a doer and it doesn't make any difference how you do your projects it all works out and turns out great. Complaining does no one any good, destructive and not constructive. I have heard you ask many times for comments on how someone would do a certain thing and you get advise and you take some of it and discard others, that's the way it works and if someone gets their feelings hurt because you didn't do it their way, well tough. They can start their own You tube video and see how many people complain on how they do it.

[@davidedwards3734]

The mini cabin is an excellent place to fet with nature and your thoughts. Have a Safe Day

[@charlesbolduc7198]

That's what it is all about just watching wildlife and hanging out with the friends and family where it quit

[@curtispriddy3872]

Me and my father have been watching you guys for awhile now and we cant figure out where you all get so much energy! Have a day!

[@PineyGroveHomestead]

Any excuse to use that excavator, right Mike?! Finally cool enough (54) in Florida to break out the chainsaw, so I'm gonna work my mini and Stihl a little today. And I hunt out of a condo too....nothing says deer hunting has be uncomfortable -- sausage tastes the same!

[@sgtfish49]

Mornin' Morgans. Short comment:. Haters hate. That's what they do. Block them. Love the cabin in the woods. A little "Oasis" in the back 40. Best to all.

[@williamrizzo1285]

The cold front hit the Keys today only 75ﾟ, good news is the pool is still 80ﾟ..

[@obedcasillas3404]

Love the condo. Mine is 8x8 with a 4x8 porch metal roof and windows. Nothing like being warm and dry.

[@1944chevytruck]

Good idea having a hole dug for fire pit...i like that idea!...well all the moutains around me are white and frosty this morning!... thanks 4 video. be kind.

[@cutnrun95]

Melissa let Mike film her doing donuts in her Bronco, that was a no brainer!

[@luvbigiron]

Mike, Your camera work is really nice. Lots of different views to see your little projects. I'm blown away by all the KZbinrs drone shots. Imagine what it will be like in ten years.

[@jodymayo687]

Since watching you tube there are a lot of negative people out there. The little cabin you built I think is great considering some of the shacks I’ve seen some that have been built also the ones you can buy so do what you want and makes you happy. I’m 57 I had a stroke when I was 55 I lived to hunt now I can’t wish I could so enjoy

[@jeffpeters1014]

Don’t sweat the grouchy people, they might be a trifle envious. I’ve got a smaller version nearly done and the only complaint I got was when are you going to finish putting the windows in so we can run the heater 🤣

[@jamesdickman8315]

It would be very funny if you moved Bigfoot neer the house looking a window.....in the night secretly of course but of course being careful not to make him fall through the window.