Natural Spring Development Step By Step Part 1 out 4

[@Ernest_son]

Good job.By the way Nico is exhausted from all the supervision he's been doing.

[@JulianJohnston919]

Brother you are a hard worker, thank you for saving this thousand + year old water hole. More people need to be like you my man!

[@journeyintonaturetheoutdoors]

I appreciate that!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@tennesseefallsforests2730]

Awesome Job !!!!!

[@wanmohdmuzanihjwanmuda5474]

very nice and simple method . Easy to follow as well. Thanks for sharing

[@journeyintonaturetheoutdoors]

Yes sir, thank you for commenting

[@rickershomesteadahobbyfarm3291]

Awesome. I’m going to go check out the next videos

[@journeyintonaturetheoutdoors]

I hope you like them....thumbs up

[@outdoorsykindaguy]

nice idea...love your spectator as well:) Give that dude a shovel man!

[@journeyintonaturetheoutdoors]

Good Idea! lol

[@TheVonhollan]

now that's a good day of work! well done and love the dog.

[@journeyintonaturetheoutdoors]

thank you. sorry for late response

[@3v2]

So interesting!

[@MrSouthofBoston]

We have property in the Georgia mountains that has an established spring 5GPM and a couple others undeveloped. I like the idea of using the barrel.

[@journeyintonaturetheoutdoors]

Thank you

[@jasonpatterson947]

I am just outside Blue Ridge Ga area and looking to do this same thing.

[@doronbarshap1743]

I really liked the idea of making the dam from a plastic bin and not like everybody do it with a blue barrel. but I think that the location is not a real clean spring, as it is located inside the valley, and not on the side of the mountain. I think that it might be underground flow... these were my 2 cents...

[@Slickshapiro13]

John wayne over here with the iron on his hip lol .

[@moonafarms1621]

This is awesome!!! Thank you for sharing this!!

[@journeyintonaturetheoutdoors]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@mizraincaire9922]

That looks just like my place!

[@MrDenx-lq2wj]

best video..so talented

[@journeyintonaturetheoutdoors]

Thank you so much 😀

[@pauldenman7454]

Thanks for the video, does the concrete seep into the filter/stone layer below?

[@DogadaNelerVar]

Nice work done

[@journeyintonaturetheoutdoors]

thank you

[@alanwhite4839]

Good job but why concrete around edges instead of clay. You’ll find it hard to replace your collection system if you need to.

[@journeyintonaturetheoutdoors]

At the time I had the concrete and didn’t bother to use the clay. You are right, clay would be better. TY

[@enchantedmountain5354]

I was about to say the same thing. You made it permanent, what if you want to do some modifications. Never the less I really enjoyed your video, thanks for sharing

[@avikfett1551]

Dog is playing the whole time. LOL

[@tdaniel4502]

Mr Stand Around need to get his hands dirty too Instead of only Supervising. As my dad would say.

[@journeyintonaturetheoutdoors]

lol....I agree!

[@linzhaoxu]

👍

[@journeyintonaturetheoutdoors]

TY

[@seanmurphy5768]

I had severe rain for a couple days and the water table came so far up under neath a rock wall on the ranch there was just tones of water flowing up through a rabbit burrow

[@journeyintonaturetheoutdoors]

Let me know if you do anything with it sir.

[@skidmarkscar9082]

I really think you should have placed a large overflow pipe over’ and behind’ your unit to allow for any flooding, the power of backed up water is immense, it could easily wash you entire system away. Just tryin to help,

[@journeyintonaturetheoutdoors]

I agree..... thank you

[@tanyiabailey4792]

What kind of dam is it and where did you get it from please

[@journeyintonaturetheoutdoors]

It’s a heavy duty trash can I bout at Home Depot. I made the same with it. Take a look at my previous videos and of them shows you how to make it. Thanks for watching JOURNEY INTO NATURE THE OUTDOORS

[@tdaniel4502]

What's that on your hip, Sir?

[@journeyintonaturetheoutdoors]

I believe it was my Sig Sauer 9 mm

[@mustafakosebey]

Etrafına kullandığınız torbada ki malzeme nedir?

[@journeyintonaturetheoutdoors]

Not sure what you are saying?

[@m.samio.4366]

Çimento

[@MotleyMethods]

Buy a tripod and tell your camera man to get to work.

[@journeyintonaturetheoutdoors]

LMAO

[@DJ-uk5mm]

Love this but why are you carrying a gun on your hip?

[@journeyintonaturetheoutdoors]

There have been sightings of bobcats in the area. DJ glad you love it.

[@firehorsewoman414]

I usually carry for snakes (if they dont slither away)

[@alanwhite4839]

Bobcats are not dangerous. They are afraid of people.

[@ramadamming8498]

Why pour a load of concrete like that in the middle of nowhere in wildlife ? There are other ways to stabilise and harvest that water without contaminating the water and the area with concrete.

[@DonCorleone786]

Concrete is just a rock

[@EthanPDobbins]

That's kinda a goofy take. Concrete is just limestone. It doesn't contaminate anything. "Other ways" aren't as permanent as a good concrete collection box.

[@ramadamming8498]

@@EthanPDobbins The breathe in limestone dust and see how you feel after a few months. Concrete not sealed right in buildings is a major health problem, especially in poorer countries.

[@EthanPDobbins]

@@ramadamming8498 no, it's not a health issue. cured concrete is inert and stable. Do you even know what a concretion is? It's the opposite of "dust" 🤦🏻‍♂️

[@JohnC-kc5uh]

The camera man is pretty much worthless, camera tripod is way better.

[@journeyintonaturetheoutdoors]

🤣 Thanks

[@ramadamming8498]

How is that?

[@JohnC-kc5uh]

​@@ramadamming8498its simple, because if he was a friend he would put the camera on a tripod AND HELP HIM. What do you think.

[@sittiefatjan]

bakit pinapakita pa ang aso?

[@nickjudd5188]

Good for you for trying, 10/10 on the cuteness scale. I am not going to rate your job as I don't think you have addressed the natural surroundings, the aesthetic, or the future maintenance of the system. Fair dos for trying 👍