New Pond And Shooting Range Done!

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[@brentking-gmailking2570]

Beautiful.... I hope you will go back and show it again after the grass comes up. I know it will really be beautiful then. Have a great weekend.

[@bobvernon8925]

Absolutely brilliant job, looked forward to seeing these video's every time,well worth all the time involved, from Cheshire England

[@yellowlabdavis7170]

Shooting range and a pond! Heaven on Earth! 👍❤️🇺🇸😊

[@1013redoak]

Great job Chris, that's a beautiful facility you and the crew created! I'm sure the owners are ecstatic and very proud of their new shooting club!

[@wymershandymanservice9965]

First rate job. The drone footage looks more like a picture every thing in its place. 👍👍

[@photocontrol]

Great work Chris and Tim , the pond and range look awesome!

[@SagittariusChris]

Man, Tim is a friggin good worker. I wish I had 2-3 of him here in the UK. You two make a really good team for sure...

[@larrylittletonjr.5305]

Nice work. Tim is a damn good hand you better hang onto and take care of him

[@daviddavis703]

Very cool. Like the way the range and pond contour with the woods!

[@RKHarm24]

Chris, As a Firearms Instructor for my Sheriffs Office and Adjunct Instructor at the Police Academy, Many years ago we used rail road rail ties and bridge ties as bullet back stop. With the timbers being treated with Creosote, pistol rounds will bounce back at the firing line. I have taken ricochet bullets to the body and it stings. Safety Glassed are required, body armor and a CUP if you have one. In the nether regions it hurts for a while, while you lay on the ground in pain. Knee cap or shin hurts. We shot from 25yds up to 3 yds. 38 spec, 357 mag, 44 mag, 45acp, 9mm, 380 acp and 357 Sig. We had clay dumped over the RR ties and bridge beams, packed it down and never has another ricochet hit anyone. 223/5.56 NATO will sometimes bounce depending on where you impact when doing Close Combat Training, like room clearing.

[@chuckprocopio9473]

Nice job on the pond and the shooting range!!!!

[@lerkzor]

you have such fine control of that excavator, I bet you could frost a cake with it.

[@markbrown6236]

That project turned out well, the drone footage really showed it off.

[@jamesw95]

That was a big job, I would love to see aerial after the grass has grown in, and I do not need to see anymore sand for awhile!

[@63256325N]

Awesome job! There's no way the folks that ordered that will be disappointed! Thanks for the series.

[@JerichoRally]

I sure hope Timmy got a bonus for all that hand raking! Looks beautiful.

[@nashguy207]

Why should Timmy get a bonus he is doing what he is paid to do Work!

[@toddreynolds8875]

Im down in Florida this week with kids and grandkids. About 3 or 4 miles south of richie auction , man the trailer trucks bringing in equipment is insane

[@JoelHershberger]

Heard you say you got use to using the long reach. I can't wait for you to upload that/those videos. I am really looking forward to seeing that! Thanks for sharing your videos.

[@clayboist]

I too am waiting for that upload as patiently as I can... his last long reach video did millions of views...

[@lw7212]

Thank you for all the effort you put into these videos. I know how much of work it is and I'm enjoying each video Greetings from Germany!

[@johng8473]

Very Very nice job. Fishing , pistol, and rifle all in one place. would really like to see it all green in the summer. On to the next one. Thanks for the videos.

[@augustreil]

Right ? Catch a Large Mouth, then shoot a Pfeifer-Zeliska Nitro Express or Desert Eagle, then hop and over and unload some frustration on a 50 Cal !

[@augustreil]

Chris, the place looks fantastic. Thumbs up !

[@troyledbetter6597]

That range is a work of art and the videos are the best advertising you can get. Thanks phor sharing the wonderful videos.

[@heathworsley8347]

A job well finished and a ton of work in between start and finish.! It would be nice to see some aerial shots after the grass comes in. Thank you for sharing

[@rodneywroten2994]

It was like you grew a third arm spreading that mulch. Job turned out awesome Chris. My hat is off to Tim also great worker

[@joannbrewer6046]

I'm an old lady and an almost silly about tour wonderful work and how intricate you work. It is simply beautiful. I asked my daughter , after watching you, "wonder if he can still use his fork/knife when he gets home.", In 1956 my boy friend did a one man rodeo with a machine of thar age. I was duly impressed then and now too. So fondly, mrsjob

[@dontask8979]

Wish I had a "rifle range, a pistol range and a pond over there" Nice job

[@george8873]

Turned out great like all your other jobs. Thanks for the drone view. Hope we get to see the long reach dredge job soon. Love your long reach videos.

[@bobbaer869]

Awesome video another great job Chris. I really like watching you spread the mulch it was cool 👍👍

[@jwicker579]

Nice job!!! I will be calling for your grading services when I'm ready to build one!

[@crazygsxr1]

That is one of the best rifle ranges I’ve ever seen if not the best,wow that turned out nice!! Wish I owned that piece of property. Also a little extra premium mulch to add if needed couldn’t have gone any better nice job 👏

[@billbyrnes9505]

Hey Chris, Bill from the buckeye, 39 years over the road driver, retired. I have had overhead cranes, and fork lifts load me, NONE of which could load me as straight as your RR ties!

[@chrisvankoevering3549]

Great Job Chris! I love watching your videos. Was kind of surprised that the railroad ties weren't triple banded for additional stability.

[@lutemule]

Your work is like an art piece. A masterpiece! Beautiful job Chris. I enjoyed the series on this, thanks for bringing us along.

[@evilbrat5376]

That be a good looken range for long guns and pistols . . . & for them that want to do some fishing I bet the pond will be stocked. Nice job Chris to you and your team.

[@cathiwim]

The shape of the pond is like an Irish Harp!

[@bc6193]

You should do a video on what your projects looks after one or two years so we can see how they blend into the landscape

[@andychristopher3887]

The pond and gun ranges turn out nice

[@cbasscbass2196]

It’s amazing how you make that look so easy. Great work.

[@dtruman2447]

I’m beginning to believe you could tie a shoelace with that excavator. Seriously, your calm demeanor and explanations of what you’re doing makes these videos fascinating. Keep up the good work and thanks for sharing these projects.

[@tomrogers9467]

In lockdown here - again. Binge watching Chris operate. Love how he explains his plan. I’ve learned lots of good tips I will be able to use. - in my next life, 68 now, a bit late for a new career!

[@chrismadge5472]

@@tomrogers9467 IT`s never too late :)

[@swubben1]

Seemed like a challenging job at every turn. Well done. 👍

[@duanecarter8043]

I love this channel! Y’all show what pride in a job well done, is supposed to look like and you never falter! Thanks for the music,, thanks for the drone footage and thanks for sharing. ✌🏻🙏from Va. 🚜🚜🚜🚜🚜.

[@eddiekilby]

Looks good I just hope those railroad ties stay put after the straps ar shot off.

[@bogusbits6810]

I understand the mulch on the banks for now to hold the sand in place, but I have to believe in a couple of years they will be spreading topsoil and grass seed!

[@johnapel2856]

It turned out beautifully. Excellent mulch flinging! The drone footage really showed off the finished job. Thanks.

[@rodneyfelker8543]

good job looks good lot of work but you got her done from Camden new York

[@Dirtmonkey]

Really cool project and fantastic drone footage. Awesome job!!

[@rogerwilliam83]

Wow you are very very good in that machine spreading that mulch was impressive it was like the bucket was your hand teeth your fingers how the mulch came out awesome

[@juliawinberry455]

Julia"s husband commenting. Best bucketman ever . It would be great to see how the Swamp cutover project ended, It was left in a mess by some cowboys( not operators) Drone shots would be tremendous.I have the shirt.Come visit Northeast Arkansas some time.Keep ON Digging

[@valuedhumanoid6574]

I would like to see it a year from now with all the grass growing and the mulch that's had some time to age. Sweet project.

[@chosen1one930]

Planting the dune grass they use at the beach would of been cool. Just long grass and the roots would help hold the sand in place or just Bermuda and let grow long

[@michaelslinn3266]

I like your salt and pepper method of spreading mulch very effective.

[@ko9446]

It’s not completely done until the check clears. Usually that’s the hardest part.

[@sylviaprudhomme5417]

Outstanding job Chris and Tim. Your talent turned someone’s wish list to reality

[@shaunmullings4153]

Such an amazing professional job, well done cobba. Great to sit down and watch it unfold. Perth Western Australia. 🙂👍👍

[@TheSnakeman3]

Very nicely done - looks great. I would really like it if you could come back in a few months after the grass rows all out and show us drone footage then.

[@makingithappen9722]

I am impressed. You seem to be able to do anything with that big bucket.

[@mischef18]

Well from what you started out with it looks a real treat with a good size pond for fish. Awesome videos all through this job bro.

[@randywerner7890]

Another job well done. That was a lot of work and it was nice for you to show step by step.

[@sexysammij1]

Cannot wait to see how this site looks in a few months time once the grass gets growing. What a killer job

[@keithdunlap2701]

Chris that turned out Great Man !! When you started with that wet ass sand like it was , I know that was a bit of a learning curve with that sand. But, must say , you done your magic once more with this job !! Turned out very well done considering the whole site was slop !! lololol... Again, Very , very Nice Chris !! and Tim.... On to the Next !! Have a Great Evening.....

[@rippstam]

Nice work, would be nice to stagger the ties in each direction so there's no voids like there is now. That would be a lot more work and stronger, but probably not needed.

[@keithlilly4007]

Sounds like there is going to be a bucket pin video soon 😊, love the fixing videos

[@chrisskelhorn5727]

That is a beautiful job! Well done Chris! :-)

[@glenmel78]

I hope you can revisit this after all the grass has grown! Great job!

[@powderflint]

For that much money in a target range it's a pretty low rate target wall ,, but as it says your money your dance !!! It's a great vid and your dirt work is outstanding as usual !!

[@forky-reviews-and-rants]

You truly are an Ambassador to the trade very professional and meticulous to the job at hand...You must return to this job in a few months just to see how the grass has took and what the Owner actually did to finish the job......Stay Safe

[@olsonlr]

I hope they are going to put more grass seed down the center of the shooting ranges and the back side of the dam.

[@rajbeekie7124]

Talented people make complex tasks look easy. Well Done.

[@onlywatching6504]

Very skilled work. I see it in few seconds that you people are of the best in the buisseness 👍. God i miss this kind of work -a lot😿❤️. I’ve worked for a construction company for ten years -at the workshop. Sometimes i was helping on the construction sites. Drowe some dumptruck, but most wheelloaders (snowcleaning during the winters was one of my main jobs) We had Volvo’s - EC240, A25, L90, Cat 307, 312, 318, 323 and 325. We also had Moxy dumptrucks -norwegian made, and those were powered by Scania DS9 engines. If we compare the A25 and the Moxy’s the Moxy could drive rings around the A25, but the Volvo was made for having humans onboard 😄. The Moxy was not..😕. Anyway best wishes from Norway...keep on your great work. Your videos are my number one choice on YT. 💪👍👍👌. (I see if i can share some of my private videos from a job we had building a hydroelctric power plant) 👍

[@neumy1944]

At the range here we stacked the railroad ties on on top of the berms to catch copper jackets and the odd ricochet from going over.

[@theycallmebacon5692]

That's a mighty fine range you set up. I have range envy!

[@raeanker3078]

Thanks for the great video mate ,and Happy Australia Day everyone ,today is the day that the average Aussie try's to drink their own body's weight in beer ,and cook and eat anything that had a parent on the BBQ .Cheers from down under .

[@charlieaustin2818]

This job sure took a lot of your time sir. I can’t imagine the bill the land owner is going to receive.

[@rstewy1234567890]

That's one way to clean the bucket.

[@makingithappen9722]

Mulch is good. It also makes the shooting range safer.

[@jeffd6540]

Great job guys! You guys really do turn out a great finish product. Can't wait for the next adventure!

[@cs_fl5048]

I must have missed where the over flow went to... The creek is on the other side... I wish I had the land for such a nice range. I have a farm available but nothing long enough for long rifles with scopes.

[@mossdown]

You do the most amazing work. Very highly skilled in your craft.

[@jamesfarnham1976]

I'm wondering who will bust the band on the bundles with the 50cal?? Lol Nice job! Jim.

[@ronhayes283]

You know you wanted to get Tim with some !!

[@crazygsxr1]

Even if the trucks could get back there, I think loading it in the rock truck and spreading it as you go instead of having giant piles everywhere seems the fastest way perfect 👌 idea!

[@bradmoyer9737]

Your works speaks to the quality of your projects, just curious if you have any vids that show what they look like a couple of years down road when everything else is completed and grown back in?

[@edstimator1]

Seems like it would have made sense to spot those loads where you needed them instead of piling them up only to have to pick them up again to truck them to where you want to dump them. They were on a truck once already.

[@mannymercado716]

Watching you work is making me hungry with all that seasoning. No joke 😄

[@SRR1402]

Good job, man! Hello from Russia 🇷🇺 to you!

[@willhartgrave3130]

Looks good the only thing I would change is use one less bundle of reil road tyes so I could stager the top row

[@anthonygostling]

Doing that type of job keep's your bucket clean.

[@jasonthompson8668]

the gun range and pond turned out real nice

[@fhuber7507]

Someone needs to make an oversize version of a salt spreader that will spread that mulch direct from a dump truck.

[@49michaelh]

Some great shots Chris, many thanks.

[@johngarland7291]

What will hold the walls up when the straps break??

[@tomroe2861]

The aerial shot looks great. Nice work

[@ROTTK9]

lots of pans on the fire, always good to see one more completed, great ending to many hours of work.

[@gmoore1985]

Just out of curiosity, why did the customer choose mulch, instead of hydroseeding. Was it cost savings or just there personal preference?

[@jaredkean7841]

Maybe there just isn't enough carbon material in the sandy soil. It sometimes takes a couple years to build soil. Hydroseeding will often look really great to start out but in poor soil it'll just wither and never make it to seed....and/or its just re-purposing materials they already have. That mulch was possibly given to them? I dont know just throwing out some possibilities.

[@watchthe1369]

Given all the sand, I would say they needed a couple mulchings to give the grass some dirt.

[@markwallis9585]

I would imagine it was mulch from all the trees they cut down. Save cost.

[@dmwi1549]

Turned out great. Lots of work!

[@RoberttAvro]

Great project. I enjoyed this one.

[@jasonking2943]

That was a cool project. Will you be glad to get out of the sand even though it provided work during wet days?

[@makingithappen9722]

It would be interesting to see this in about 6 months and also the other place, with the rental stores.

[@beardy4831]

Whats to keep that stack of RR ties standing that high up when those straps get shot through?

[@derrickpettit3489]

Good video Chris, let Tim know next time, a push broom works wonders smoothing and leveling much out, it works well.