It's about that time! Dusting off the Wolfe Ridge Pro 28C

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Dusted off the Wolfe Ridge Pro28C Log Splitter, Stihl MS400 and Kubota KX057-4 Excavator to Cut and Split Some Firewood
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We live in Western Pa. and Have around 100 Acres of Land, About 1/2 is ours the rest is my moms, We have 4 kids and two grandchildren, 3 Golden Retrievers and one Cat. We enjoy working on our property and making improvements. We sell firewood and soon will be selling hardwood lumber.

[@scottnelson2667]

I'm a fall person too. I like the cold weather "I don't like to BE cold", but the fall weather is cooler and more comfortable for me to be outside doing things! I'm tired of the hot weather from summer and it's just enjoyable for me. Hello from Wisconsin!

[@Nick-vx3uq]

Hello from MN! We love birch-burns hot and bright. Doesn't burn quite as long as oak, more stoking and adding wood is sometimes part of the fun. Thanks for the great content. Been following the channel for years and love the content more than ever!

[@russellbowman8051]

Loved The Video! Nice To See Melissa's Smiling Face and Interacting With The Wood Processing Although I'm Sure She Has Plenty Of Other Chores To Get Accomplished Each Day!! Keep Smiling On!! 😀👍👊

[@ralphjelomono9068]

Down here in low country SC I prefer fall and winter. I tolerate the summers but sure can get hot. I relocated from upstate NY so SC winters are a breeze. Nice to see the wood cutting and splitting starting back up

[@WindowGeek1]

It’s usually red oak and maple for us. I’m using 20” stove sized pieces for winter heating. Our fan forced, solar woodshed will dry 7 cords of wood in 5 months. I love the Fall, but hate the shorter days. Loving the channel, folks! Keep it up!

[@keithwest2575]

Toss up way down here in the deep South, but fall it is. Only problem is that it only lasts a couple of weeks. Moves from hotter than hades to cold with just a couple of weeks of what could be considered fall. Spring would be the strong second. Love the new growth and plants coming up. Enjoy the videos.

[@keithburch5506]

The king, his beauty operating the beast, the sound of wood splitting and the smell filling the air....now what could be better than that!! Fall is nearing, yay! My favorite season too! I'm in Hickory NC, the foothills of the great smokey mountains! So happy! I love Melissa's shirt, awesome, and her hat. We citizens really should be uniting against this great reset the rulers are planning to drag us through! Hannah's got a little Archie! Tank! I commented he needs a sibling. Imagine them coming to visit, boy wouldn't Archie be happy! I know you are always keeping your equipment serviced, but it is nice to see it happening, you know, for us out here that may have not thought about it yet, thanks. Thanks for sharing Mike and Melissa. I enjoyed the 20 minutes w you this morning! Bless you all! 👍🚜❤🇺🇸🇺🇸

[@MrToytech13]

I’ve lived near the south end of Lake Michigan all my life. I’ve retired now and have no reason to leave. I really enjoy all the seasons! Fall and winter are my favorites! Really enjoy following the many adventures of your wonderful family!🇺🇸

[@rogertallentire2961]

Hot and humid summer is mine. I lived in a moderately cool climate for 50 years. Everything was iced up in the winter mornings. Now I live in a nice warm climate. No ice. No snow. The summers are long. I love the sweat running down my back. I never wear long pants.

[@dennispoley6005]

I love having four seasons. We're in southeastern PA so we get em all. Each one has its own personality. But my favorite has got to be fall. The hot n humid summer is gone, the kids head back to school, harvesting up all the crops, hunting season, holidays, the smell of the leaves and the wood stove...

[@MeTube1988]

I’ve never met anyone that smiles as much as Melissa lol. Her joy and smile is addicting in such a positive way! Cheers!

[@happyrecluse2849]

i just wanna hear her say " squirrels" again. Haha.

[@johnking8679]

I have to agree - Melissa is definitely a "smiley" girl in my opinion !! No wonder Mike is a 'Happy Chappy' !! He KNOWS, that a happy wife is a happy life !!

[@troyeager8877]

Fall is my favorite. Winter would be if we got more snow. Just got my first log splitter. I'm so excited. I'm almost 52 and tired of hand splitting.

[@patstubbs5476]

All four seasons are beautiful. I loved in NE Ohio most of my life. The wonders were extreme, however, we had winter activities. The past 20 years have been in Northern Kentucky. Four beautiful seasons, milder winters. Fall in the hills is incredibly gorgeous!

[@randyballew8795]

Fall is my favorite time of the year, hunting, cutting wood, 4wheeler rides, sitting by the fire pit and cooking 👍

[@brucebello2049]

Great video Morgan’s, for me the seasons in order of preference are Autumn, Spring, Summer and then Winter. We like our wood in 16” with a mix of what you produce with the six way and some a bit smaller, we use a stove and a fire pit. Over here in the UK the weather has changed overnight from summer to autumn, it’s like a switch was thrown, one day 28 degrees and the next 13, really caught us out this year! Take care, please say hello to Hunter, Eva and all the others in the clan.

[@danielclapp636]

Central Maine here, I have an outdoor wood burning furnace. It can take 32 inch long wood, but the splitter can only split 25 inch wood. So I cut all my wood 24 inches. If the round is about 8-10 inches across, it is not split. So depending on diameter, I make pieces as big as possible just so I can handle them to put in furnace. Have a day Morgan’s.

[@evilbrat5376]

The seasons are Spring and Winter. Summer-HOT 🥵, Fall-Leaves falling, rakeing 😵‍💫. Great to see Melissa on the splitter and smiling doing it. Mike, Melissa on that bike passing you in the four seater - had to chuckle at that. Have a good day and better tomorrow.

[@MrTrikidiki]

Four seasons in Texas: November, December, January and Summer. February is all bets off I’ve seen 9 degrees and 95 degrees and that wrecks havoc with the peaches. My firewood has to fit in the stove. Have a day 😎

[@wittsend1961]

My favorite seasons are Fall and Spring... But winter is my favorite for felling trees and cutting/splitting firewood... Summer is nice but hate the humidity

[@michaelfreehling1914]

Thanks for the video Mike. Fall use to be my favorite time of year, but I'm old now and the good Lord let's me see morning that's what I call a good season lol

[@obedcasillas3404]

Love fall. Cool crisp mornings. The colors of the trees. It doesn't get any better than that. As far as the size it all depends on what I'm using it for. Indoor heating has to be a certain size. If it being used outside it can be split bigger.

[@madsciencegary3830]

That 6 way wedge is awesome when you have the right size logs for it. Makes 6 perfect size pieces.

[@robharp6973]

Definitely Fall for me! Just after a killing frost. The air smells cleaner, the bugs go away, the ticks take up residence someplace other than me and I can work all day in the places I love to be. As far as firewood size, I mix small with large.

[@brianmclean7445]

Fall and Spring! It’s too hot in So Cal these days with the humidity. Winter, well I don’t like the cold much… As I get older it seems it’s harder to be comfortable during summer and winter.

[@brianhildom9372]

Hello Morgan's. I enjoy fall also the most, something about the smell and cutting wood. I usually try to mix up my wood size for a variety depending on the fire I need. Love the setup you guys have, mines not quite as efficient but it works. Can't wait to see the new mill! Good stuff 👍

[@tommyordoyne7461]

Good afternoon from Upstate South Carolina. I love the Fall. Such beautiful colors here and in the mountains of western North Carolina. Keep up the good work and videos. Have a productive day.

[@1Mellie65]

Fall has always been my favorite. The earthy smell, burning leaves, color of leaves and a cool crisp start to every day. We made huge cauldrons of apple butter (Indiana) when I was very young and through high school. Mike, even though people are purchasing the wood, you are helping people keep their homes warm during a (purposely) difficult time this year and that’s all I’m gonna say. Get ready folks, the bumpiness will get bumpier. Strong work, Mike & Melissa. Love ya guys. ♥️♥️ Melissa!! I LOVE that shirt!!

[@singleshot2218]

Hello from Maine! I love the spring and fall. Spring when all the snow is gone so I can get the bike out and ride, and fall when deer season starts. Hello to Hunter, Eva and Melissa! Hope you folks are doing well. Take care and stay safe folks! God bless! 🎚🙏🇲🇾🇲🇾🇲🇾

[@billmorris2613]

On the seasons; It is a tossup up for me on my favorite season. I actually like Spring and Fall the best and equally. I like watching the new growth of the leaves showing up on the trees and the smell of the air. My house backs up to about 1,000 acres of sugar cane. I like the smell of the plowing then watch the new growth as the cane gets taller. Then in the fall the colors as the leaves turn from green to the mix yellows, orange, rust, and reds. For about 15 years in a row we went to the Smokey Mountains just before the peak fall colors. Summer and winter are second and they are about equal too. I really like being at my camp on a 50 to 60 degree morning. Just sitting in the swing on the porch with my wife, in my robe and knee socks with a hot mug of coffee and our cats in our laps. Watching the river roll by on it journey to the Gulf of Mexico. The wildlife is pretty active too and we enjoy watching them. It is a good time to pray and thank the GOOD LORD for our blessings and hardships. During the summer at the camp I start the day off just like the winter, except we are in shorts and a tee shirt. After a late breakfast we will start the chores like, picking up fallen limbs, cutting the grass, and general up keep of the house and property. Then cool down with a dip in the river and a little fly fishing while my wife gets some sun in her lounge chair in the river. Each season has its pros and cons. We have mild winters as compared to the northern part of the country. Most days a tee shirt and long sleeve shirt will do. I do keep a light jacket in my truck from late October to late April. Last winter we only had one day at our home where there was Ice in the fountain. By mid morning it was gone.

[@davidbishop4015]

Back to work in the wood yard. A never ending job that the two of you enjoy. Fall is my season. Stay safe.

[@snooks5624]

Fall is my favorite. I'm in Maysville Ky and the persimmon seeds are showing spoons so that means a lot of shoveling snow :) Cut a persimmon seed in half and it will be a spoon, fork, or knife. Spoon is shoveling, fork is a milder powdery snow, and the knife means cutting winds.

[@olddawgdreaming5715]

Thanks for sharing with us Mike and Melissa. I have to agree with Melissa liking all four seasons. Looks like this winter might be colder and wetter according to the Farmers Almanac. Stay safe up there and keep up the fun. Fred.

[@Anthony-xn7mh]

Fall here in NW Georgia is a big change from the west coast of Florida where I grew up, St Pete - Tampa area. The days in fall are far cooler as is the winter days. Summer is still quite hot, especially this year. The only thing I loathe is the leaves, what a frick'en mess they pose each fall. I burn, I burn and I burn some more and will till next April - May. I do like PA, my grandfather was from Honesdale and I visited there quite often as a child. Honesdale was the home of the Stourbridge Lion the first steam locomotive in the United States. Many will say it was the Tom Thumb that came first but it didn't run successfully . The Stourbridge Lion carries particular importance in American railroad history as it was the first steam locomotive to be successfully operated during the summer of 1829, one year prior to the Baltimore & Ohio's "Tom Thumb", designed by Peter Cooper. Honesdale was also the home to a 16 mile gravity railroad. The Delaware & Hudson Canal Co.'s Gravity Railroad. Gravity Railroad Engineer Benjamin Wright suggested the Gravity Railroad, the company's engineer, as a more practical means of hauling coal over the Moosic Mountains than sleds and wagons used previously. On the tracks of this railroad, the first commercial locomotive - the Stourbridge Lion -turned a wheel by steam in America. Extending from Carbondale in Lackawanna County to Honesdale, the Gravity was sixteen miles long. Starting from the coalfields at Carbondale, an elevation of 1,200 feet, rose to 1,907 feet at Rix's Gap utilizing five planes. From this elevation, the road descended on the east side of the Moosic Mountains by three planes and levels to Honesdale, elevation 975 feet. Stationary steam engines operated the cars on each plane utilizing two drums and a huge chain. On the three planes descending to Honesdale, the loaded cars required no motive power. The chains were not practical and soon were discarded in favor of hemp cables, which were 7 1/2 inches in circumference and presented difficulties because of slipping. Finally, they were replaced by the first steel cables - made by John Roebling.

[@rexwoodall2179]

Mike and Melissa, here in Charlotte I enjoy Autumn. Winter is too mild for my liking and the Summer is too hot and long. Spring is great but Fall remains my favorite. Good to see you working Melissa, nice looking firewood!

[@markholmes1346]

I love spring, summer & fall! The older I get and the more my arthritis spreads the more I despise winter! I’m in Michigan so we have it all here! Thanks for your daily video’s, I like the ever changing variety! ✌🏼❤️🙏🏼

[@kevintanner7665]

I'm with you Mike, fall is definitely my favorite season. I live in northern Utah and it has been brutaly hot this summer. Last week it got up to 107, the hottest ever recorded in northern Utah. Fall can't get here soon enough. Love your channel. Keep on keeping on.

[@wheelb4973]

With all the crazy things going on in our country and the world it sure is nice to watch OWTM videos . Gives me a timeout from all the craziness .

[@hhazelhoff1363]

Believe it or not, we are actually living in the most peaceful time in modern history. Just turn of the tv and live goes on just fine.

[@brianrizzi6321]

@@hhazelhoff1363 yeah a lot better than being a troop landing on D day or going up hamburger hill in Vietnam. Yet we seem more freaked out. Wonder why

[@wheelb4973]

@@hhazelhoff1363 Russia invading Ukraine , China hinting about invading Taiwan , world economic crisis I hope you are right .

[@robburnham4660]

Winter, Ive been to Iraq twice & I will take a snowstorm over a sandstorm any day of the week. When it snows it reminds me to be grateful for what God has given me.

[@gregpeacock1794]

Fall is by far my favorite time of the year

[@uberuser1999]

My favorite season is summer - the hotter the better. I enjoy the long periods of daylight that allows me to get a lot of things done. Fall is my second favorite followed by spring. I detest winters these days. Can’t stand the snow and ice and all the work it creates. Great video! Nice to see you splitting wood again!

[@Hallnout]

Good morning Morgans and friends. Sure feels like fall here 51° & patchy fog. Hope all are well and have a safe blessed day.

[@oldmanfred8676]

66° here Michael, going to 89° or 90° for the next four days. You can actually go out and do things, we had over 100° for weeks this Summer. I remember one day was 111°!

[@oldmanfred8676]

Gina and I have the Coof AGAIN, three times! My shot and boosted fishing buddy went on a cruise to Alaska and brought it home. Thank goodness it is just like a minor Cold so far, hoping it stays that way.

[@Hallnout]

@@oldmanfred8676 sorry to hear. Still going around here too. Weather is suppose to warm back up this week. Farmers almanac is calling for a pretty rough winter for us. Take care of one another and tell Gina hello. Thanks

[@oldmanfred8676]

@@Hallnout, I’ll be there in some of the Winter, just not the coldest part.

[@Hallnout]

@@oldmanfred8676 👍 calling for -40° for extended periods but we'll see and hope not.

[@mikeengler2645]

I'm an outdoor person like Mike and like him this time of the year our hearts beat faster cause it's hunting season or for some going to be hunting season...don't need to bag anything but just being in the woods big big woods or small ones is just good food for ones soul...best I can explain it

[@Mark-vq9sy]

Fall is my favorite season as well. I like firewood split a bit smaller because it's easier to carry and can be arranged in the fireplace better. My favorite wood for the fireplace is cherry because it smells so good.

[@davewatkins4966]

1. Fall 2. Spring 3.Summer 4. Winter i like them all but in this order. theyt all have their pros and cons. Fall being the one with the least of the cons since I got my Stihl 800 Magnum leaf blower!! Hunting season is fast approaching.

[@joewilson1457]

All the forecast that I have seen indicates that the northeast and Midwest will have unusual high amounts of snow this year. I'm glad I live in south Georgia another good show keep them coming

[@harrykeel8557]

This morning, Tue. the 13th, has been really cool and fall is definitely in the air. Back when our oldest was in school, I lived for this time of year. I still enjoy this time of year, and miss going to a good Friday night football game.

[@chuckhart9714]

Fall is defiantly my favorite too. Spent most of yesterday splitting wood. It will be burnt this year, good seasoned wood but i like it small. Easier to handle. Have a day!

[@BackyardMaine]

Fall for sure for me sure in Maine. Everything about it.. fall foliage, halloween for my son, no humidity, cool weather, hunting. Bring it on.

[@mauso12012]

Good morning Morgans Here in SW Florida my favorite time of year is definitely winter. Hoodie weather, not much rain and time to sit by the campfire without bugs and mosquitoes.

[@paulfrew6291]

I love winter here in New zealand when ground is frozen and snow on the tops I hate rain and mud I cut all my fire wood to 33 cm long and a mix of small and larger that is pine hard woods I cut them all small Thanks for a great video Cheers paul

[@jimmieusaf-pol5818]

There is definitely something therapeutic about cutting long fire wood poles with a sharp chain, and the excavator sure saves on the back and fatigue! Have a day, y'all!

[@seanworkman431]

It is spring here in Australia now, which I like for all the new blooms and the temperature rising but we had snow again two days ago in September. I am like Melissa, I find an attraction to all seasons especially pepper.

[@grizzle251]

To answer 2 of your questions, we have 6 seasons in Vermont, Winter-mud-spring-summer-fall-stick. You might not recognize "Stick" season, between fall and winter, it is when you look out and all you see are sticks, no leaves and no snow, just sticks. About wood size, I like small to medium, we heat the house with a Hearthstone Soapstone wood burning stove and mostly medium to small splits are the best for my stove. I can load it to heat up to 12 hours with the right nmix of sizes.

[@davidmc8110]

Maple is my favorite firewood. Medium sized pieces. Red Oak is good, better in something big like a furnace, and in a furnace it burns well and clean even if it is green. Elm burns hot, but it doesn't leave much of a coalbed unless you have a lot of it in a furnace, then you get a good bed of coals, but nasty to split unless it is freezing outside. There is a tree in the U.P. of Michigan we call Iron Wood, and it makes nice firewood, but it is 'tough' to split; not stringy like elm but hard.

[@keithbeynon3878]

I am with you guys I enjoy all the seasons but by February I am usually really ready for winter to go away.

[@kurtdietrich3533]

My favorite season is the Fall. I love the cooler weather and crisp air. I like the Spring and I like winter. You just have to be prepared for it. I don't mind the cold or the snow. My least favorite is the summer. It's OK when the weather is nice, but I can't stand the heat and humidity. But it is nice when it is hot and humid to jump into the pool with the grandkids or float around with my Sweetie and a couple of beers.

[@dandaniels4558]

I think the older we get the smaller the firewood the better.easier to handle and fill the stove or fireplace. Good to see yall and the wolfridge getting to it again. My favorite time of the yr is always the fall.i think as far as the beauty of the leaves changing and all the festivals and cooler temperatures iys pretty much everyone's favorite time now yr.

[@georgesalamonjr7233]

Hello Morgans! My favorate season is Fall. I Archery hunt as well. The Size of wood I usually split to is between 2 and 3 ". Only because we have a small chimnea burner and I can cut up the 16' lengths into chunks on my miter saw to fit the chiminea. Its real handy to be able to burn all my chunks in it and its a real nice and hot burn and sometime we cook on it as well.

[@Bman2020]

Fall for me when stacking you cut wood grandpa always said bark side up it won’t hood moisture makes sense 👍👋🇨🇦

[@jeffglasman19]

Mike you can buy a short oil drain extender ,it is made out of brass and ,it just threads into the drain hole of engine and extends it out past the frame so the oil doesn't run all over the frame and under the engine every time you change the oil. Just a thought.

[@chrismartin3313]

Hi Mike and Melissa! This was another great video. It's definitely firewood season. Although I like cinnamon, 😄my favorite season is summer, because I enjoy working outside in the yard and vegetable garden. Have a day! Chris from South Central West Virginia

[@revd6239]

yessssirrrr..... fall is near. The temperatures and cooling down the hoodies and sweaters and being pulled out of storage and Mike is cleaning the Pro 28C, with the low rumbling sounds of the smooth running the chainsaw in the near but far distance. Almost pumpkin candy season!!!! Yesssirrrr....

[@brucep9123]

Mike , I like the bigger wood pieces since I enjoy the longer burn time. It allows me to fill my inside storage spot by the strove and a small cart, then I have a weeks worth of wood in the house!

[@joeynoname7023]

It is spring for me. When my mom was alive we uses small pieces of wood, because we had a warm morning coal stove. Some time we needed firewood to start the fire in the stove. I don’t need it now because I live in apartment here in South West Virginia, very close to the West Virginia state line. Great Video.

[@marinbandel2574]

Good morning Morgan's! Cooler weather will be welcomed here in N.C.. still in the 80's here. Love watching the log splitting, your working and it's making me relaxed🤣🤣🤣. Hugs from N.C..❤️

[@stupiddems9422]

We only have 2 real seasons up here (Alaska)... winter and summer...spring and fall may last a week or two if we are lucky. We have cut out every species of tree except Alder for its pulp (used for mulch in our greenhouses and square foot gardening out between the tree lines, its growth speed for fire wood and limb mulch for our trails between our cabins and the main lodge bldg.), and the Red Cedar (Thuja plicata) used for our lumber specifically (we grow these trees in 3 rows spaced 30 feet from its neighbor on all sides around each 20 acre plot it gives a buffer from the blizzards and snow drifting into the Alders spacing is crucial to our tree production from the sky in the summer they look like giant squares surrounded by a border separating them from other squares).. All our log cabins are made from treated red cedar pre cut to fit. Each year we build a new cabin on the lodge side and one on the residential side. Every 3 years we build a new barn and expand our operation further into the hills behind us. Making use of land for more wildlife to thrive and stopping mud slides before they happen! Winter by far is my favorite time of year, ice fishing on the lake with my community (our local native Indians, and our other homesteaders, our children their children and now their children). HUGE cookouts on the lodge side, bow hunting (we don't allow hunting with guns on the homestead to many guests and also our own stock animals, hand guns are required though for self preservation) in the winter is an EXTREME sport here if you are not a good shot don't come here in the winter, if you can't handle -30 F in the calm and -50 in the chill then stay home, if you don't have proper attire stay at home if you don't have health AND life insurance stay at home, if you are one of those eco types don't bother showing up you will be target practice for the local Indians they don't like your kind! OK so yes we love winter here you wont see Democrats anywhere near here!!! By the way our MANY rifles are NOT FOR HUNTING!!! Another great Video M&M's you are Family, Faith, and Freedom lover's too, god bless and a great day to you!

[@scottparmer7273]

I’m with Mike. We live in East Tn. at the foot of the mountain. I like fall.

[@raymondbrown3385]

I like spring and fall not to hot and not to cold, i used to like winter and summer but as i got older winter is to cold and summer to hot, we are into spring at the moment, a beutiful time of the year.loved the vidio, have a good one.Ray

[@OldVermontGuy]

Greetings from No VT - Fall is my favorite. We have a large soapstone wood stove at our VT home, so we like reasonably large splits on the wood since the stove will accommodate it, and you don't have to stoke the stove as often. LOVE white oak and maple for burning followed by red oak then ash and white birch. Don't like poplar or yellow birch, not a lot of BTUs, so not worth the effort.

[@chazscoggins2294]

round pieces burn longer if it will fit in a wood stove or fire place.. I remember as a kid my dad and I would cut half and half split /round and we would burn round cuts at night so we would not have to get up and refill the wood stove as often ....

[@daveklein2826]

Yes they do bot people don't like it

[@iansmartel5473]

When you sell wood, you need it to burn quicker so people can buy more. Quiet agree half round burn slower.

[@ds-iz9rs]

I saw you doing maintenance on the Wolf Ridge and thought "man, Mike oughta use his foam cannon on this one" and there it was!! So great :)

[@rafaelcastro9523]

I'm with Mike i love fall and winter.i live in a tropical island and it's Summer all year around .but i go to Minnesota every Christmas 🎄 i love seeing snow .

[@jasongriswold7342]

Good morning Morgans, I’m in Iowa and I prefer fall the most I think. Also prefer my firewood on the smaller side. I think it takes off better and burns better.

[@royclemo8744]

My favorite season has to be summer as that is when I gather all our firewood for the winter. To much snow here in New Brunswick for my liking. Just a side storry, I was cutting an old maple log this last week and ran into an old metal maple tap which was buried about 3 inches inside the log. Wrecked my saw blade. Grrrrrrrr!!

[@markdumont6862]

FALL IS OUR FAVORITE! We do love 4 seasons in Maine. Late winter, ski or snowshoe, turns to making maple syrup. Summer on coast in Maine and fresh seafood. I guess we like the season we are in so all 4. Cut and split firewood 2” approx x 16” long. Dries quicker but also burns faster and hotter in maple arch.

[@davidmorse8432]

Hello! 🙂 I'm with Melissa, I like cinnamon. I put a hefty amount on my toast in the morning. I guess ginger would come in as a close second favorite seasoning. Love me some ginger snaps. We are so fortunate to enjoy the 4 seasons, each having their own special qualities and each one also making us look forward to the next one coming too. One season I do dread is income tax season.

[@oldmanfred8676]

Bill gets the Donuts 🍩

[@davidmorse8432]

@@oldmanfred8676 Thanks for the heads-up Fred!

[@tedfelsberg5322]

Good work, with that splitter, Melissa. I used to hound my sons, with that continual wood splitting question: WHERE ARE MY FINGERS??? We noticed you pull your hands away just as soon as that ram starts forward motion. Nicely done

[@slhtmb]

I'm definitely spring and summer! fall is tolerable, I hate the cold and the rain! Peace!😁

[@tanyaknight8197]

On the coast of Washington State we have 9 months of cold wet winter and 3 months of summer. We love summer.

[@jfitz9624]

I’m happy anytime a year when it’s below 45f. Can’t wait for winter. I hate summer, too hot.

[@NSResponder]

Best season here in northern California is towards the end of the winter rains, when the hills turn green and it looks like Ireland for about a week.

[@tee-steel.0158]

Born in California. Moved to Michigan 8 years ago. Spring and Fall. Size wood is small. Fireplace and wood stove. I get enough for me and the elderly in the area.

[@craigmooring2091]

My favorite season is BASEBALL SEASON! My favorite climatological season depends heavily on the geographical location in question. Here, at sea level on the Puget Sound, winter stinks. It seldom snows at all; there MAY be one accumulation of a few inches in a season, but that almost always vanishes in the next day or two; we virtually never have a stretch of truly cold weather (highs below freezing); and it is just damp or wet most of the time. The other season, here, is a nice summer which mostly stays below the upper nineties and is often sunny.

[@royhubbard9075]

Here in Augusta Georgia we have about 7 months of summer but when it finally does cool off that’s my favorite!

[@jimryan3578]

Fall, for hunting, fishing, and scenery, Winter for ice fishing , no lawn mowing, no mud, and maple syrup making, Summer time at camp with family, but don't care for too hot or humid, last, Spring virtually nonexistent in WNY, nice days are so rare, all the mud... ugh the worst.

[@doc40mike]

Hi Mike. Mike from south east Wisconsin. Personally I like winter. I love snow ❄️. I don't do anything in the snow, just plow my driveway. I can always put on more clothes in winter but one can only take off so much in summer.

[@terencespinler197]

SPRING AND SUMMER CANT TAKE THE COLD ANYMORE

[@mtorres9453]

From: San Antonio, Texas....my favorite seasons are; Autumn and Fall...Winter is OK, but as a person gets older the body starts to hurt. Spring here in Texas is beautiful with the state flowers, our Blue Bonnets growing everywhere....and of course Summer (you can cook an egg on our sidewalks) TOO HOT 🔥 🥵 😋 but nothing like a cold drink of lemon aid or tea to cool down!!....and YES (IT HARDLY SNOWS IN WINTER HERE IN SAN ANTONIO...BUT WHEN IT DOES...PEOPLE GET CRAZY TAKING PICTURES AND PLAYING IN THE SNOW. WELL...THAT'S IT FOR OUR SEASONAL ENJOYMENT.....SEE Y'ALL NEXT TIME!

[@jeffreyblack3441]

Spring. Definitely. Been cold hard sometimes miserable. New beginning. Yall just good people in my opinion!!

[@mikeyj5383]

Spring time in the Central Serra mountains. I cut my wood to 16” lengths and I split a variety of sizes. Small to get things going and big for all nighters. Oak & Cedar, Cedar is used for kindling mainly.

[@billrulla4684]

Fall is my favorite, however we moved from northern Minnesota to northern Arizona. Now Fall and Winter are myfavorites

[@dougfrye7775]

How refreshing to see a beautiful smile ALL the time. Thanks Melissa.

[@mikehelms534]

I just saw your Simply Safe infomercial. I learned more about them than any of their other commercials. I am building a home in central in Colorado and we are our own security. Thanks....I will be checking into it.

[@caniacstevehenderson7115]

Small for us and spring is our favorite

[@davidstoughton3257]

Birds are flocking as well. Definitely the feeling of fall. Not looking forward to winter as I grow older!!

[@jacklachman5304]

Gooooooood Maaaaaawnin Everyone out there in OWTM land…Mike, I agree with you..Fall is my favorite time of year. Glad to see yinz are back doing what you love & made this channel what it is today. Catch y’all on the next one Have a Day Hello Hunter!! 😁

[@oldmanfred8676]

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[@jacklachman5304]

@@oldmanfred8676 Good morning Fred. Hoping you are doing well

[@oldmanfred8676]

@@jacklachman5304, Got the Coof again Jack, seems like a minor Cold so far.

[@jacklachman5304]

@@oldmanfred8676 get well Soon. Stay hydrated & rest up

[@oldmanfred8676]

@@jacklachman5304, Not like it was the other times! Just a mild cold so far.

[@barryhoneycutt3894]

Fall, there is just a cool smell in the air, although we usually do not have dramatic distinct season like PA Mike, we do have changes here in the "swamps of SE Texas / SW La. I do remember esp as a kid, the "Blue Norther" coming in with wind and a drop in temp sometimes 20+ degrees, as a kid i always hoped from snow on Christmas... love the videos, have not heard from Hunt man lately, and Hannah, i think i saw Eva and Levi tho.. tell them all we love them from SE Texas Bear.... keep on keepin on Brother!

[@gregwitkamp5583]

I enjoy all seasons and look forward tp them as they come. But by far its fall. I was in construction for 46 years and really looked forward to hunting season to hunt in many different places. When I lived in Ft London Pa. I hunted pheasant, deer hunting in New York,PA, Virginia, West Virginia and Wyoming as long as the money held out.

[@russellbelliveau1694]

Fall for sure! Interesting thing about the size of wood, I used to leave it bigger the thought was that it would last longer through the night but last year I split it smaller and so I’m sure it dries more this producing more heat which is important cause I have a wood boiler. Great video keep up the great work !!

[@timidol285]

Early spring and fall are my favorite times, the older I get the less I like winter or the heat of summer. Mostly I am greatful when I can get up and put my feet on the floor and move around and enjoy God's beautiful creation!