You Have To See This Log! Spalted Sugar Maple.

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[@OutoftheWoods0623]

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[@2naturesownplace]

Chances of a live stream tonight?

[@OutoftheWoods0623]

Doubt it. Bad storms coming through

[@classicray99999]

Watching from Bangkok, Thailand where chainsaws are strictly controlled to prevent rampant logging of rosewood, but it still goes on in the border forests.

[@christopherklene1411]

Just quit my construction management job to run my mill in the DC area!

[@johnnysechrist6313]

Speaking of cedars, my ancestors use to cut one down and carve them out for ocean going canoes....nowadays folks don't let them grow long enough to do that. Bourbon county Kentucky here.

[@daviddifonzo7938]

I like the new camera angles.

[@robertevans6481]

I see the inspector gave the trailer the 🐾 up....lol..you are having a shopping spree for toys...i mean tools for the mill....have a great weekend.

[@waynewendel655]

Watching from Cypress, TX (retired police sergeant)

[@foxridgeslabs]

I absolutely love spalted maple! Beautiful looking wood.

[@OutoftheWoods0623]

Thank you!

[@shamrock56gargan96]

Watching from Eastern Maine

[@briansimpson6681]

Tennessee looks like a beautiful place to live......Watching from Prince George BC

[@pamelawoodall5891]

You are so correct !

[@carlspringle9342]

Manteo North Carolina. Beautiful Spalted Sugar Maple 👍.

[@stanwebb3480]

A work horse has been add to the Saw Mill Stable!!! Whoa there partner!!!! You are into red tractors now blue wagons who has the white???

[@justjane2070]

Watching, as always, from my sofa in Munich Germany 🇩🇪

[@haroldhatcher1239]

I like that trailer. Watching from Seymour TN

[@rickallen9382]

I enjoy watching you from Arkansas and your accent tells me you are very near.

[@briggsahoy1]

Good to be back in the mill with you, RB, Nova Scotia.

[@busker0]

Watching from the Isle of Bute in Western Scotland

[@BissellMapleFarm]

Ohio! Man, that trailer is well built! I didn't realize it was a dump trailer when they loaded it in your truck. Enjoyed that song from Bo the Drifter! Good meeting you at the PBS, Nathan. I really enjoyed breakfast with your dad, Darryl Floyd and my son Benny. That's a crew right there! A highlight for me that weekend.

[@gpackwood1]

Watching from Houston, Texas USA

[@OutoftheWoods0623]

Thanks for watching

[@brucebello2049]

Hi Nathan, enjoyed the video, the opening footage was excellent and the sawing was interesting , great new trailer, thanks for another great video, take care

[@Chr.U.Cas1622]

👍👌👏 Beautiful wood! Watching from Germany by the way. That's a pretty nice trailer with a simple but ingenious dump mechanism. Best regards, luck and health.

[@ejharrop1416]

Mighty fine looking wood. It is always a joy to see what each and every log shares with us when you open them up, never gets boring or dull. Thank you, take care and God bless.

[@heehaw8401]

They are clearing a lot of acreage that used to be a golf course near us in metro Atlanta. If you drive by with your windows down, you can smell the cedar!

[@12knots]

You make work look fun! Watching from Alaska. Like your drone footage too! Thanks for filling my time!

[@teddarling3773]

Watching from Rapid City, SD

[@Chris-qf9qm]

Hello from NC. Crazy cats gotta love em

[@mrb1060]

I dig watching what you do. But more than that, your choice of music is fantastic!

[@2quintly]

Great utility trailer. Quality stuff.

[@wallacegrommet9343]

Half the reason I click on your latest video is your excellent choices in music, specifically solo guitar. Your musical appreciation is outstanding! PS: your videography is pretty good, too😊

[@trevorpayne9671]

excellent, Nathan. Would go well with Walnut. I live in Clontarf, Queensland.

[@olddawgdreaming5715]

Logrite sure makes some handy stable tools and equipment to use around the property and this yard trailer is another perfect choice. Thanks for sharing with us Nathan and the logs you milled turned out awesome. Fred.

[@waynehead9625]

Watching from Jersey,GA

[@kennethfuller8347]

Thanks for another really enjoyable video. Watching from NC.

[@OutoftheWoods0623]

Thanks for watching

[@t.texastimmy1022]

Bless you Nathan ♥

[@t.texastimmy1022]

You should lease that field, once you get it fenced.... you'll sleep better at night 😴

[@tonygrimes13]

@@t.texastimmy1022 For your information you can always edit your comments by clicking on the 3 vertical dots to the right of comment.

[@auburnpilk4736]

Watching from Auburn, AL.

[@ROSCOGB]

New Zealand Cheers for all your content

[@OutoftheWoods0623]

Thanks for watching

[@legend7ify]

cat in the trailer cracked me up

[@jeffpoplin558]

Impressive video and editing. As usual, great music. Thanks. Watching from NW NC, near "Mayberry". If I lived a bit closer, would love to come by and harvest a truckload of slabs from your burn pile.

[@michaelkrutz5737]

That spalting looks really nice. Can't wait to see what critters you decide upon. Watching from Michigan.

[@glz1]

Yes Walnut nice , you got quite a life ,

[@seano2178]

That maple is beautiful.

[@aqacefan]

Watching from California. As I suggested last time, if you're planning on getting some livestock for the back field, go with goats... that way, you can keep your log piles "mowed" without having to make way for your tractor. And between them and the chickens, you'll have a ready source of fertilizer for your garden.

[@louiswarmoth7354]

Goats are also hell on snakes !

[@laser170323]

They also love to eat poison ivy.

[@beavis4play]

i like that new trailer!

[@OutoftheWoods0623]

ty

[@gnewman18]

Plant some black walnut trees on the edge of that field. The next generation of sawyer will love it

[@Z-Bart]

I had my first Black Ash on my mill. Pretty cool wood.

[@OutoftheWoods0623]

Nice

[@MrDmorgan52]

Watching from Quitman GA

[@texasjetman]

Congratulations on the Logrite ATV wagon, No advertised pricing on the website, they sure build a well-made product from what I can see, that lightweight aluminum construction will ensure a better payload for gross weight, I was curious to see if the scissor jack is swivel base mounted to tilt as the bed raises. Thank you for sharing your FALL DAYS with us in KZbin land.

[@OutoftheWoods0623]

thanks Brian, appreciate you,, always a positive comment,

[@johanneslaxell6641]

Aluminium? To me it looks like zink plated steel... But anywho, do you know why the "bed" seems to be a couple of feet short, is just for the scissor jack? I don't understand the box that will collect dirt and water, some kind of mesh/grid could let the debri to fall down on the ground. Maybe something for the R&D department...

[@LogRiteTools]

@@johanneslaxell6641 You are correct the ATV dump trailer is all steel and the parts are powder coated or zinc plated. The tool box does have drainage so it won't collect water.

[@LogRiteTools]

Brian the trailer is all steel. Only our hand tools are aluminum. This item is a built to order item and is quoted at time of order. Currently, the price is $2800.

[@jamesbreault5762]

Good stuff Nathan 👍👍👍👍👍👍

[@williamadam3888]

Watching from W. KY.

[@greatsilentwatcher]

Nice come-along trailer. What tools don't you have? 😃

[@kennethweseman4175]

Chili sounds great! I like mine with jalapeños. Keep up the good work Nathan, love your channel! Outside of Chicago.

[@grisslebear]

A company called LTD makes bass guitars with spalted maple tops, & they are gorgeous. You did a fair job of spalting these logs. Hope they all go to good homes.

[@jillatherton4660]

Enjoy the beans, Ol' Bean. 👍

[@bigwilderness3006]

We have started sorting our heavier thick scrap especially specialty types and selling that too. Doesn't add a lot but can pay the gas bill a month or 2. Definitely better then firewood.

[@tee-steel.0158]

Beautiful wood and loving that trailer saw it at PB show.

[@gregm312]

long island N.Y. , very nice boards

[@AndrewAHayes]

If you are getting animals just to keep the grass down then renting your land for pasture will be the best option as you wont have any feed or vets bills and just a little income from it instead of bills!

[@Dan-ez6dr]

Back in my wood turning days, we would cut pecan and maple logs in short enough lengths to put in hd trash bags to speed up the spalting. Got some beautiful pieces that way. It's beautiful lumber.

[@terry.jamesrobert]

Always nice to see the chickens.

[@andrewupson2987]

Beautiful spalting! Personally I like sheep better than goats. Much easier to fence in. It’s not a hard and fast rule, but generally speaking goats like to go over fences, sheep like to go under them. I find it simpler to block off the bottom of the fence than deal with Houdinis that can also climb really well. If you get a hair sheep breed they shed naturally so don’t need to shear them, plus they’re typically more parasite resistant. Most hair sheep breeds will also eat brush just as well as goats, and they’ll graze the grass as well as wool sheep.

[@bryandraughn9830]

Great video man! I used to be a caretaker on a big ranch in az and I found some old maple skids under a rotted shipping crate with some Chinese symbols stamped on it. Anyways, they were pretty weathered out and when I shaved off a side on one of them, I found the most amazing birdseye/spalted patterns that I've ever seen! I wish I still had it. Made some knife handles and a crossbow but the rest of it is probably still sitting in that old shop somewhere. Lol. Watching from NC Peace.

[@LRBerry]

The spalting looked really nice. Watching from Manchester, England.

[@wallacegrommet9343]

If you can find it, 100% biodiesel is a great lubricant/cleaner for preventing pitch build-up. Plus, it’s mild, biodegradable, smells great, and is made in America

[@coryheckler2354]

I'm Cory from Huntsville Texas. Nice looking cuts. Thanks Nathan for sharing. You and Mark are my favorite to watch.

[@OutoftheWoods0623]

I appreciate that!

[@patriots1needed]

Very nice. Georgia.

[@andrewmeador7133]

Nice video Nathan, always enjoy and look forward to them. It's getting colorful in our Indiana woods too!

[@larryconley9438]

Nathen we are watching you from georgetown, indiana. Nice looking trailer from Logitech. Great videos alot of good informative

[@stuartlast8156]

Great content ! Go for mini goats, great clean up crew, watching from the UK 👍👍

[@benchildress4309]

Chamblee Ga.

[@tiptopup602]

Uk. Some pretty colours showing up in the intro. Rainy here. Lovely boards. Wish I had a pile to build something with.

[@OutoftheWoods0623]

Thanks for watching

[@demmertp]

Nathan that's a nice dump bed trailer. Should be useful in moving firewood around.

[@fretless05]

Hi from Southern Nevada! Love your videos and seeing how trees become useable lumber. I never know what I'll see when I tune in. I'm a wood turner and I've always wondered what you do with the round cuts you take off each side of a log to square it up. Some of those pieces looks fairly thick and could make some beautiful bowl, particularly with a log like this one. It'd be a shame if all gets burned.

[@dongunderson9572]

The only thing missing from your video's is the smell of fresh cut lumber. Your video's are great. 👍

[@OutoftheWoods0623]

Thanks 👍

[@loubowen6649]

I love the grain of all the trees , but not all as beautiful as others.

[@inqwit1]

Nice walnut, cool maple.

[@willielowak3509]

If you want to make a trip to the Texas hill country about 20 miles N. of San Antonio, I have some very large cedars that you can take down and mill.

[@RatelLaw]

Thank you for sharing your expertise

[@josiecapps2555]

I’m always surprised what you can get from old trees just shoved over to the bur pile. I love wood, period. I have some, not very large. But I’d love for someone to put it to use. And more to come down. 🤗

[@singleshot2218]

Nice finish Nathan! Momma cat playing in your new trailer! Wish I had one up home, lots to use something like that for. Take care and stay safe bud! God bless!✝️🙏🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

[@heehaw8401]

Always love your choice of music!

[@alwayssearching1882]

I like the old logs. Wisconsin.

[@metroplexchl]

Cool opening montage!

[@OutoftheWoods0623]

Thanks!

[@randallmcintyre2644]

Good video brother. Down the road a ways in Georgia.👍

[@OutoftheWoods0623]

Thanks 👍

[@tjjewell4115]

Nice Splatting Nathan, great Video.

[@richardthornhill4630]

Nice trailer. Nice spatted maple.

[@johnbharris]

Remember that if you cut the trees (cedar especially) the roots are anchoring the soil on the bank. If you cut that down you might see a bunch of erosion, which isn't good. See if you can plant some cover crops which will anchor the bank, then cut the trees, perhaps in the Spring? Just an idea.

[@alanatolstad4824]

I liked the wood. ---How often do you get to take advantage of the picnic table...mosquitos, bugs?!

[@alpinegeordie]

Trailer looks cool but a good addition is to weld a nut to the crank, and use a battery drill to wind the crank to save your energy :-)

[@jackrussell8380]

Great video, I like the new angles you used for the sawing cuts

[@OutoftheWoods0623]

Thanks

[@jimcorbett3764]

It seems to me that spalted Maple is kind of like the Damascus steel of the lumber industry. Good looking wood.

[@joecolvardga]

Still using cotton spindle oil....no issues. Have several other sawyers here locally have started using it and and are really satisfied too. Still love your channel.

[@davidhensley76]

There might be a shepherd who would want to rent the field for his flock.

[@Makete100]

Been here watching you for a while from the big woods country of the U.P. of Michigan. I want a Wood-mizer.

[@Azframer]

I really like that Logrite trailer, it is a bummer I have to call them for pricing. I hate doing things like that over the phone. With an email, I kind of have a hard copy instead trying to remember what I was told on a phone call just won't stick sometimes.

[@LogRiteTools]

The current pricing is $2800. This item is built and quoted at time of order. We always email a hard copy of the quote and invoice so you don't have to remember. ;-)

[@Azframer]

@@LogRiteTools thank you very much for your quick response.

[@bioniclife]

I know it's a slightly different animal, but the feature of being able to remove the sides on my BriMar 6'x10', deck-over dump trailer, is one reason I tolerate some of it's other short-comings.

[@itatane]

Hey, Nathan, that was some nice maple. If you are still researching critters for your little slice of heaven, might I recommend Miniature Cattle? There's a whole bunch of breeds, the most famous being the Dexter cow. (There are also miniature Zebu, even Miniature Texas Longhorn!, etc.) Cattle like that are easier to handle, easier on the land, and usually good keepers. Cheers!

[@OutoftheWoods0623]

ty

[@AndrewConway]

I say leave the Cedar Tree's alone. Trim them at the base for your fencing but sometimes tree's are just plain beautiful the way they are, and beautiful to look at the way God intended.

[@dondonner1095]

From the once wonderful state of California sadly. I am curious as to why you only take one log at a time from the field to the sawmill. I am sure there is a good reason but wonder what it is. I really enjoy your channel.

[@boilerhonkiedude9163]

Yeah, but how many cats does the new trailer hold? Looks like plenty of room for more with just 1 in it...

[@jamesbreault5762]

Another toy to add to Nathan's pile lol

[@johntreannie7792]

Maine. Here

[@OutoftheWoods0623]

Hey John

[@mr.mcewan9261]

Question and tip on cattle. Is the spalted maple form soft maple or hard maple logs? When it comes to cattle I agree with the Dexters. With Dexters you can get meat or milk. Dexter meat is among the most tender meat you can ever eat. For rougher land and overgrown pastures Scots Highland cattle will graze on most anything and will do everything a goat will do in that aspect. Goats are a pain to deal with. Very hard to keep them confined to where you want them and when they get out they'll climb on anything. I know several people who have had goats get on their car. Hoods and roofs look like a hailstorm hit them. They'll get on house decks, lumber piles, log piles and hay stacks amid other places. Bad news.

[@tonygrimes13]

For type of maple listen again from 1:56.

[@evankibbe590]

Nice 👍👍🌎🌞😊😊😊