Horror Snake Den Transformation | You Have Never Seen Pine Needles So Thick!

[@QuickCuts]

Hi all, please read the FAQ's in the description before posting a question! Cheers, George PS: There are no snakes in the video!

[@LindaThornton-o6k]

Good job. Glad no snakes😂❤

[@talos2373]

Nothing more satisfying than a clean back yard. AWESOME JOB.

[@holymoly6829]

The guy in the shorts What a grafter He never stops What a workmate 👏👏👏👏✊✊💕🕊

[@jonnieyoung4343]

Yes he is!

[@samanthagomez7074]

IK right 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

[@lyncaldwell6220]

You find some beauts!!!! Entertaining, and great teamwork!!!! Also refreshing not to have dialogue, the captions are enough. 👍🌳😊

[@QuickCuts]

Thank you 🙂

[@MKCarol-ms7lg]

Totally agree about narrative.

[@nazarenewatkins9204]

If you don't mind me asking are you from Australia ???

[@QuickCuts]

@@nazarenewatkins9204 yes, we are from Australia!

[@nazarenewatkins9204]

@@QuickCuts I knew it awesome that's so freaking cool people from Australia are the most amazing awesome people I loved your video it's awesome

[@laineparnell]

breaking the hearts of thousands of Christmas crafters seeing all those huge pine cones. This is a great cleanup video.

[@kelswan06]

It's like watching art being performed the way you two work together.. Love it! Thank you!!

[@MKCarol-ms7lg]

A morning ballet.

[@QuickCuts]

😀✌🤗

[@flipsforfun6116]

It’s amazing what can be done with a good old fashion rake. Love seeing this not many lawn care professionals use them anymore. Great job

[@tracyprince4905]

The way you two work so methodically together is amazing. Your jobs are always done perfectly and so tidy every step of the way. Another job well done!

[@maryr.k.1568]

MUCH BETTER! I’ve never seen a residential property with so many different building materials strewn all about their yard. What a mess! I’m amazed you didn’t run into snakes, especially in the decomposed pine straw. I’m in North Carolina, USA and snakes love that habitat here. Great job guys!

[@cheryleking6543]

Hi George and Brent, I couldnt believe how thick that was, wow. Imagine all the snakes that could have been under there. Maybe Brent might think of long trousers for a job like that...lol. Im only joking with you Brent. Dont take anything i say the wrong way please..lol. Another job done. Stay Safe ❤🙏👍❤🙏👍🤗

[@QuickCuts]

😀✌🤗🤗

[@srevero1]

No surprise that the transformation is magnificent! It is absolutely always a treat to watch your videos. Have to acknowledge Brent, always does work very hard. What a dynamite team.

[@jefferymitchell9574]

What a cleanup. Those piles of needles were outrageous. Great work as always guys.

[@waytoson]

Watching you 2 work is the most relaxing thing ever..... The end results are always fabulous but its the process for me that does it... Great job..TFS

[@marielbustosrodriguez8652]

Excelente trabajo.Los dos trabajan a la par.felicitaciones!

[@vanessamartin2186]

Wow! Hard to imagine how thick the pine needles were after being there for years! watching you two rake and bend over to pick things up had my arms, shoulders and back hurting!! Great job!! 👍👍

[@brianpatten]

Those pines are something else! I grew up with a species of pine on my parent's front lawn and they never dropped that many needles! You two did another outstanding job, the video was great and I'm sure the owner was quite pleased. Keep it up and thanks for the video!

[@sandramooso9400]

Back breaking work with the massive pine needle build up. Way to go!!!

[@barbmecca1136]

Pine needles are a fire hazard. Glad both of u connected and cleaned up his yard. Great job!

[@131dyana]

what a giganic mess. That pine nittiles must have been 4 feet deep. You guys did an excellent job there. God bless.

[@bevm1938]

Hi from uk, love watching you guys while having my Sunday morning cuppa. Never boring cos you do a bit of everything. This time the crafter in me was thinking of all the projects I could do with those pine cones and the wimp bit of me was thinking omg, snake threat! Another great watch though

[@MKCarol-ms7lg]

Ahh the pinecones. I wanted to reach out and grab a few. LOL

[@QuickCuts]

Cheers ☕👍🙋‍♂️

[@graciemaca6996]

BRAVO for such wonderful teamwork!!! Both working tirelessly; raking up those thick, heavy pine needles, hurrying back & forth to empty the waste, trimming the trees & disposing of all of unwanted materials, along with the tidy-up work of the numerous piles of metal & other debris. This was an enormous amount of work done to make that area look nice & be safer for all. Who knows what venomous creatures could have been living under there???

[@clydepodvin5026]

People need to understand that those trees when little are cute, but when they get bigger they are nothing but trouble. Great job as usual. Love ❤️ your videos.

[@paulinegoldsmith7301]

PG Tips such a good clean and clear up !!! Looked ten times better 🙏🏻🙏🏻👏👏👍🇬🇧🇬🇧

[@vivianramsay2527]

You guys did a bang up job with that cleanup! I hope some one or some recycle business will benefit from the green waste! Pine straw is a terrific mulch!🤩

[@comfortouch]

Pine needles are acidic and only good for killing other plants.

[@richardmiller3919]

Yes perfect for mulch

[@nancyjenkins3716]

Awesome work! All those hidden random things. You and Brent bring us something new all the time. Really enjoy your videos.

[@dorothyfranklin341]

Thank you for the photographs. You not only, look amazing knit you are MAGICAL and so CARING. I enjoy watching you transforming the massive gardens. Keep safe. God Bless. Elaine😇

[@minusminkers]

I agree snacks love places like that. our mesquite trees drop a lot of blossom and twigs. and it's not a little. good job, I love the results.

[@Richterjr104]

Bravo👏🏻👏🏻 you two worked miracles on this yard nightmare!!!

[@lornamclaughlin4823]

That looked like a ball busting job!! Well done guys love these videos keep them coming🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿👏

[@trelaniareader6562]

Beautiful back scenery and definitely nice and beautiful job. A very well done job. I truly enjoyed the video, Thanks 😊

[@santay2772]

All the pine needles and old branches were a fire hazard! Great job cleaning it all out.

[@michpich6319]

Bloody hell mate. I've heard of the phrase " What lies beneath", but I never expected taps, offcuts, scrap timber and tin, and general house junk that seems to collect 'unnoticed' in most backyards. Talk about tripping hazards, sticking hazards (nails,screws etc) and slipping hazards ( you could bust your ankle on one of them pine cones) But you guys come through - as you always do. They come to you shaggy and daggy, but leave looking nice ....in a trice. Good one fellas.

[@QuickCuts]

Cheers mate 👍✌

[@shqa574]

It's like a mine field. 🤣🤔

[@mariaandersson492]

Jeez, what a mess! And what a great difference you made! Great job, as usual!

[@kimlange6420]

Hi George & Brent - amazing job again - what a mess - your Co-worker schould be rewarded ore receive a massive bonus - really good job - God bless you - greetings from Germany

[@bobbaker5718]

You lads go pretty good. That looked like it could have turned into a headache. Well done again.

[@QuickCuts]

Cheers. I thought the same when we started, but we got through it in pretty good time 👍

[@roseorosco154]

Wow 😮 crazy yard! I love how you take on this ridiculous jobs and don’t panic on the size of job. You and the fella before and now don’t tell us how hot you are due to heat and humidity in Australia and you are very organized, you take little bites of the elephant in the room till you are done. I have other Australian guys I watch Sean and Tim. I enjoy watching their KZbin videos as well. With all the craziness going around our world, it’s nice to watch people working and getting the JOB DONE! You both work very hard and you give 💯% to all your jobs. God bless you guys and your families 🙏🏼🌟🌹😊

[@QuickCuts]

Cheers 👍

[@sabbieh.9898]

What a breath of fresh air for the Bottle Brush Tree. I bet in 3-5 months it will be back to its' lovely self.

[@just1islandgirl]

Great job. Love how you two work together. It turned out really nice👍🌻

[@QuickCuts]

Cheers. Brent has been with the team for nearly 6 months now 🙂

[@garyowens3687]

Wow you are right, never have I seen so many pine needles but as usual great job cleaning it all up.

[@ninagoldiloks]

Big cut needle and raking job. Tough. So well done. Tree pruned got a good shot at a sweet return. Yup. Thx. Luvd the peek. 👋❤

[@44bett]

Another great job. The ''Keep Left'' street sign reminds me of my college days. I had one hanging in my apartment. Thank you for sharing your video QC. No snakes were injured making this film.

[@ylay6036]

For years no one has taken care of this property.What a shame.Great job Georg and Brent 👏 From Switzerland 🇨🇭

[@lidijabirsa7768]

And the best part is, the owner wants to keep "anything useful" they find!? Those things have been literally buried there for years, because no one needs them!!! 😊

[@ylay6036]

@@lidijabirsa7768 Exact.Great Workers.

[@denniskazich7559]

Great job. Like night and day. Hoarding stuff created a much needed clean up. Very exhausting work plus done by hand.

[@reginab3219]

That brought back so many memories. This was how our yard was when I was a kid. We would spend our days raking pine needles in to as high a wall as we could. Take several pine cones especially the spikey unopened ones and lob them at each other over our well constructed walls. Of course this was when kids actually went outside and played, so many, many, moons ago.

[@jayneholmes6355]

Now your talking my language.. We have plenty of pine trees here in Washington, Oregon, Idaho. You may as well been in my backyard!! Nice job to you both. Here is to a great week ahead!!

[@QuickCuts]

hahaha, thank you 🥰🤗

[@jangw1954]

That was unreal! You did a wonderful job on this one. Kept me on the edge of my seat…. Crazy!!!!

[@alanatolstad4824]

Oh my aching back...glad all I had to do was sit here and enjoy the nice music! (I'll be tackling my own weeds, and likely my Mom's, later today!)

[@briardan9226]

I thought I was going to see a snake den. I pictured a dozen snakes in ball or scurrying off after their den was destroyed. Nice job cleaning the yard up!

[@sandraleishman878]

Nice job! A lot of crap found under those needles. Hope that little bush comes back looking beautiful! Such team work!

[@MKCarol-ms7lg]

I had one of those "little bushes' in my back yard. Doubt it was ever neglected but it was at least 20 feet tall. So messy.

[@LeoInAMillion]

The one thing I take away from all these clean up videos is to never dump stuff in your garden, it only seems to attract more trash! Great job 👏 👍 👌 🙌 😀

[@carrols.hawkins7770]

Wow! This was for me, watching a horror film at first. I kept waiting to see a big nest of snakes. 😵‍💫 You fellas really transformed the rubbish areas. Outstanding work. Thank you from N. Indiana, USA. 😊😊😊

[@jpats6124]

It's just as well the walk to the trailer was so short. What a disgraceful yard! Great job as always. I love watching you.

[@maryainsworth5022]

I have a pine tree in my front yard and the needles are endless. If a strong wind comes through it is massive pine needles that are dropped. I'm always raking reminds of my dearly departed grandma who had a pine tree and she spent hours raking in Texas. I feel you guys but you did an awesome job. BTW I love my pine it reminds me of being in Utah.

[@cposwn]

What a great transformation. Well done guys. It looks so much better now. Thanks for sharing.

[@giovannafabbri9033]

Great transformation! I think all the subscribers would donate a wheelbarrow to poor Brent , we are fatigued only seeing him working so hard ...

[@tbonemc2118]

Then he has to somehow empty the wheelbarrow into the trailer. I think he'd rather stick with the bin.

[@giovannafabbri9033]

@@tbonemc2118 I suppose It could be easily done by hooking a ramp to the trailer, going up, and turn over the wheelbarrov

[@QuickCuts]

hahaha, cheers. We have a wheelbarrow, but as previously mentioned they are too hard to empty into the trailer. A ramp works until it is half full then.........

[@giovannafabbri9033]

​@@QuickCuts Cheers! I couldn't take care of my garden without the wheelbarrow, anyways I must rely on your experience and take your word for it

[@michelledenise5096]

I was thinking at least get him a plastic bucket, it will reduce the weight a bit and every little bit helps!

[@guymarcgagne7630]

Kudos! You lads invariably seem destined for the nastiest clean-ups out there! Your steadfastness and diligence are commendable.

[@terrileyda5346]

What a mess! That’s like a job in a half! I’ve never seen pine needles this thick. What a job you guys did!

[@vivienbassiray5617]

We had a pristine large garden in Melbourne and had neighbours with tall pine trees overhanging our house. We were always cutting the overhanging branches but the pine needles were endless. It takes a lot of time and energy to keep your garden nice and tidy. Great job done here I feel your pain.

[@virginiaquiroga6631]

I recall this video as one of the first ones I saw of yours. I used to have 3 ponderosa pine trees but cut them down. Picking up cones and needles was a chore, especially before mowing.

[@cynthiaczornij2319]

You both are amazing. I love how thorough you are in getting rid of trash and overgrown clippings. You really work hard and do a fantastic job. What an improvement!! You keep me motivated to get rid of stuff - lol!

[@jeancarver6599]

You guys are some of the hardest working!!!! You also work well together!!!

[@sarinaedwards6705]

Awesome it's satisfying watching both of you work together, you both do a great job 👍

[@victoriasmith8814]

Great job-hope the owner will contour to keep this area clean and mowed! What a great large yard.

[@lariette856]

I LOVE tree pruning and fence clearing!! Great job!!!

[@RitaMurray-s3h]

You do great work. You need one of the aluminum snow shovels. You can move a lot of stuff with them. You make it seem easy but you guys work hard. Still number 1. 😊

[@suzannewilman7634]

Could watch you guys for hours. You are amazing workers and very entertaining at the same time. 😀👍

[@gregmaxfield4405]

Another job well done George. What a mess those pine needles make. Love to see the Rakes working overtime. 🙂🚜🐻 Bear Queensland Oztralia

[@janemiller2812]

You both work very hard on all Your videos. Backbreaking as it is but you two keep going like the Energizer Bunny. 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻my hats off to you two👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

[@suerobinson844]

I was totally captivated guys. Should have a truffle dog. Great mulch in all the stuff. A good example of bad planting. Really enjoyed this video thanks. Hi from Queensland 🐨

[@MKCarol-ms7lg]

Not sure what kind of tree that one was but it looked to be trying to escape from the pines with all that leaning.

[@QuickCuts]

😀👍🤗

[@debbieherring2644]

Absolutely awesome job on that property! I was worried big snakes would come out from under debris piles! All the pine needles and pine cones was sure a lot to handle. Here in the USA all that pine mulch would be a goldmine. Another fantastic job! Very well done!

[@Laura_Brock]

Spoiler alert!! No snakes. You two make an awesome team. Love watching your videos . Many of the landscaping plants there are grown in CA USA where I grew up so I find that to be especially interesting. Thanks for another awesome episode.

[@juampicabrera7198]

What a great job you always do, what a great duo, greetings from the other part of the planet, Argentina.

[@QuickCuts]

Cheers & hello 🙋‍♂️

[@gnomeincentralGA]

That was a back-breaker with all that raking!! Glad there were no snakes amongst all that trash. Good job as always. According to the map you live at about 43 degrees South. I live now at about 33 degrees North in central Georgia USA. Our little town was where a man named Jim Fowler first convinced farmers in the 1930's to start planting pines as a cash crop since cotton was no longer profitable. (Although some farmers still plant cotton on a small scale. At first they laughed at him, but now pines are everywhere! In fact, the Long Leaf Pines are also profitable as mulch as well a timber with needles 10-12 inches long. They are raked by hand, baled & used around shrubs & gardens in the Spring & Fall. Recently they have started using a machine which rolls them into round bales like hay. It is called "pine straw". So tree farmers get some profit for many years before the pines are large enough to be cut for timber.

[@pamcole2097]

Another great video!! You guys work so well together. Enjoy all your videos!

[@marythompson1212]

Beautiful job! Thanks for the views of the mountains off in the distance.

[@Hurrycane004]

Your attention to detail is absolutely fantastic

[@tantejopie268]

My first .. quick cuts .. video was the one with the steep driveway, that nearly killed one of the workers.. ! I've followed you guys since then, enjoying every single video. My favourite part of all lawnmowing videos, is the garden archaeology of finding the path / concrete. You guys did not disappoint me, thanks. Ex-pat here, in Western Australia atm. Don't know that I will return... keep up all your good work, I love it.. mary-joh.

[@QuickCuts]

hahaha, thank you 🙂🤗

[@terrywilliams7825]

I truly appreciate you all work very rewarding and thorough thanks for sharing 😊

[@thisisagoldengranny]

Excellent job, people! Enjoyed watching your work ethic and thoroughness of the finished cleanup. Lots of good fire pits (controlled, of course). One tiny suggestion is that the cones make great embers for outdoor cooking. Glad I stumbled across it and watched Thumbs up.

[@lisab.1595]

That was a lot of hard, hard work. Amazing job. Pretty property with a knockout view.

[@tammysue53]

I live in Arizona and in our plant nurseries they are introducing plants that are grown in Australia. Different kinds of Emu are one of my favorites. You guys always do a good job sprucing up Yards. 😃

[@helenpalmer869]

Correct me if I'm wrong but it seems to me that every property in Tasmania has an awesome view. I live in the UK so nice to see glimpses of these as well as your great garden makeovers😊

[@Hurricaneintheroom]

Hello from Phoenix Arizona. I'm glad that there weren't any snakes in that pile. You guys work hard. What a mess to try to clean up. That's a lot of pine needles for sure. I used to live in Washington State lots and lots of pines, cedar, etc. Needles everywhere. Pine sap too. Geez the owners really let the yard go and the fence as well. It's leaning haphazardly. Looks so much better.

[@QuickCuts]

Hello ✌🙋‍♂️

[@petemitchell3067]

I reckon you guys earned your money with this job. Well done.👍👏✌️👋🇬🇧

[@SoulsJourney]

What a job! I bet that bottlebrush feels better. LOL Must be such a relief for the owner to see it all cleaned up and opened up. Great work, both of you!

[@patriciaburdick3800]

Amazing, both of you are a super team! I don’t understand why the customer wants to keep any wood or wire, which they have lived without for a long time.

[@gingercox6468]

Pine cones make great tinder and pine needles are great for mulch. I bet you are raking up some good worms!

[@cathiwim]

When i do limb pruning, i have my helper pull the limb down farther so i can cut higher. I do my back cut to 1/3, then finish with the top cut

[@cindybanich4201]

Love the music. It stays in the background like it should. 😃

[@cathiwim]

I think Im gonna watch this twice and see how many times Brent bends over to pick stuff up. I bet his back is SORE after a days work!

[@QuickCuts]

hahaha, yeah, I know, I've told him it's not good for his back to bend like that 🤷‍♂️

[@patchayko721]

Absolutely amazing! It is a wonder that there was not a fire with so much on the ground. Good Job

[@firetopman]

Well done, Gents. You are a well-oiled machine.

[@gailatkinson1955]

Man, you guys are so much braver than I am!! What a mess!

[@marypettitt9150]

Beautiful work. With all those pine needles and cones decomposing over the years the soil underneath must be very acidic now. Perfect for blueberry bushes.

[@cherylcrenshaw6164]

I guess I have to add fearless to my list on you boys. I kept expecting a snake to jump out at you. I was on the edge of my recliner.

[@bobbyhall3949]

The home owner needs to move the shed and put in a deck, what a nice view from back there. Enjoyed this and all of your videos.

[@christinepionneau3620]

Hello from France friends... It's so nice a well maintained garden.. You have done a great job again.. Thank you for this pleasant moment...

[@sylviasanchez585]

This probably was one of the more physical workouts for Both but more so for Brent. It was definitely a clean up for the homeowners.

[@jlocey87]

Living in Maine... We do have our fair share of pine needles 🤦‍♀️👍. Wouldn't a tarp be much easier, especially with the back & forths. We utilize tarps a lot when it come to trimming pines. And during the fall season .. FYI... The needle-shaped leaves of conifers have tough external coatings of cutin, a waxlike substance that helps to protect and trap fluids inside the leaves. The fluids themselves act like "antifreeze" to keep the life-giving parts of the needles from freezing.

[@tomswindler64]

Y’all definitely had your work cut out for you,what a transformation.too bad it could not have been maintained over the years.as always you’ve come thru.great job keep it up 👍👍👍😎😎😎

[@karenheartoriginal3783]

Wow, just wow! I have never seen such a thick carpet of pine needles…does that make good mulch? And trimming the trees was like frosting on the cake. A job very well done!

[@QuickCuts]

Cheers, generally the pine needles are too acidic for normal mulch 👍🙂