MMJ & MBJ Building a Swallow Box

Mountain Man Journals, Glen Trayer and his son Austin from Mountain Boy
Journals took the time to show you how to build a swallow box here in
the wilderness. This is a perfect example of a wood working homeschool
project.

[@MrGoosePit]

I so glad to hear Tanner is doing well. I like to make bird houses and feeders with scrap pieces of wood. I've never made a swallow box but I probably should. We've had swallows making nests in the newspaper slots under everyone's mail boxes on our block. They are great mosquito eaters for sure!

[@SKILLET210]

great father & son project. happy to hear Tanner's doing good !! all the best to you & yours. Happy Trails From Canada " GOD BLESS "

[@mountainmanjournals]

Thanks and thanks for praying for Tanner God bless

[@bossphan8887]

thanks for up loading an interesting video

[@parkerbrothers75]

Nice work and I really enjoy your videos. Keep up the good work.

[@mikerobertson6663]

Purple Martins don’t fight too much, but they are terrible about trying to claim two holes per pair.

[@mountainmanjournals]

Thank you sir and thank you for your prayers God bless

[@LeeWolfLittle]

Thank You Jesus, for blessing Tanner

[@xilixu6678]

Great job! Hope to see videos when birds moved in!

[@Lumberman2011]

Austin you swing a hammer good! You let the hammer work for you! Your Dad taught you well! Nice job!!

[@mountainmanjournals]

you are so right thank you for praying God bless

[@busycando]

Great project,well done!!!

[@mountainmanjournals]

thanks Joe good to hear from you God bless

[@Lumberman2011]

Glad Tanner is doing well! Nice swallow house or Condo now! Hope to see the new project or product soon!

[@mountainmanjournals]

Thank you and thanks for watching them God bless

[@joesneon]

nice job buddy, good to see you!!!

[@mikerobertson6663]

1-3\8" for tree swallows

[@deliverybryan1138]

Mike Robertson Yea the holes look a little to big .

[@rodandsharonphillips7305]

Can you give an update on how this held up and how they worked for barn swallows

[@mountainmanjournals]

lol thanks for watching God bless

[@mountainmanjournals]

Thank you sir thank for watching God bless

[@mountainmanjournals]

Thank you sir God bless

[@paulx2777]

I think you need to have some distance between the boxes, to avoid the fighting.

[@ureasmith3049]

2 and 1/4 too big for swallows. It allows predators like house sparrows and european starlings access.

[@Intellectual_Spirit]

good i like it...

[@mountainmanjournals]

lol on the condo thank you God bless

[@kurtinklern3262]

Live in bear territory...gangland...military habit? Curious about the sidearm while framing for swallows!

[@user-cq6en5xr2s]

1 inch hole

[@corinnegaudet4518]

How your going to clean them you can t not open the top?

[@bossphan8887]

Corinne Gaudet why waist ur time on cleaning

[@bossphan8887]

but I have an idea , get the vacuum , aim at the holes , suck it out

[@deliverybryan1138]

The holes look a little to big brother . Hopefully you don’t have Sterling’s and European House Sparrow . Purple Martins are also swallows .

[@annakieken324]

You’re building a purple martin box. Swallows eat mosquitoes. Purple martins eat lots of insects, but not mosquitoes. You should change your title to “Building a purple martin box.”