Property Buffer

[@jackpinnell3204]

Awesome video! I really enjoy them cause you make it sound like we are standing on site having a conversation. Once in a while you fine a piece of property that has a 90 degree corner, maybe even two? Whenever I've found a 90 degree corner, you can use the carpenter's method of "3/4/5" to form a triangle. If the carpenter wanted the new wall to be exactly 90 degrees from the existing wall he would measure 3' on the existing wall, 4' out from the wall and 5' to connect the 3' and 4' marks to make 90 degrees. On property lines I've extended it to 30', 40' and 50' to make it more accurate. Thanks again for another great video!

[@extremeunderbrushingllc6287]

Awesome information man, you got to get creative with this stuff man. Thanks for watching and informative feedback!!

[@HoustonR6ryda]

I just closed yesterday in Oakwood, Leon Co. I'd like to hire you in February to clear my tract.

[@extremeunderbrushingllc6287]

Give us a call Nick, we would be happy to help you with your project . Look forward to working with you!

[@kubotajordan9502]

Nice video I have to cut silt fence line before we clear some times the brush is very thick its not easy following the stakes . Some of are crazy guys will take off with machetes in palmettos over their heads to find the stakes . I tell them let me cut a path off to the side but they wont listen I guess they like going tarzan I have seen the big rattlers and moccasins that hide in the brush and wet areas . I will send you some pics some time have a goo one