This Gets Better Every Year

Planting a food plot, scraping the driveway, and felling a snag.

[@eddie8279]

I so love that old Ford 3000 diesel! It is exactly like the one my uncle had when we moved to his farm in 1973. I was 12yrs old and it was the first tractor I learned to operate. This brings back many very happy memories of my childhood. Thanks for sharing, really enjoyed!

[@miguelamaya6246]

It must be awesome living in a place away from city sounds... very comfortable...

[@dannysummers122]

I'm glad to watch your videos and see the farm equipment that I build right here in Alabama then straight blade and this was built by

[@dannysummers122]

doobob at dale Phillips mfg

[@usapatriot4513]

Like watching you work your land never gets old! Good luck with your huntin this fall and thanks for sharing your videos with us and God bless

[@johnclarke6647]

Ferterlizer and lime really like to eat up plastic rotary spreaders. I hose my push rotary spreader off, good, after each use but the weight it has to tote gets to it and it does not last but a few years. I have thought about buying one of those Earthgrow spreaders but they can break my budget. You ought to get a small seed drill. Planting an acre by hand can get tiring. Just get a piece of chain link fence to cover your seed. Just drag it behind the tractor and it will smooth down your field, break up clumps and cover the seed.

[@petragloyn9759]

Message from Chris (Petra's Husband in New Zealand) Yes I am using my wife's account but at least it;s free LOL. I was raised in England and lived around farms all my life, I spent many a long hours watching the farmers working the land with their tractors and implements. One farmer used horses. I learnt to drive an old 35 HP Massey Ferguson and then a Ford 3000 like yours. The old tractors have character and I really enjoyed your video, I felt like i was in my home town watching the farmers again. I have a collection of model tractors in my home on our 15 acre farm block and hope one day to buy another tractor. Thank you for sharing it with everyone and I will be watching the rest as well. All the best in the future and keep farming.

[@EYALAVRAHAMI]

Love your videos man! Such a simple great life you have. May god bless you with many years of simple happy life.

[@The_Wood]

Another wonderful video, sir. The old 3000 still takin' care of business. Hard to beat an old Ford, ain't it? That food plot will surely bring in some grown-daddy bucks when it comes in. I appreciate you bringing us along with you in your day-to-day stuff as well as the lumber cutting. Most folks don't realize the work involved in maintaining a driveway or clearing a widow maker out of the way. You have a beautiful place up there and you are doing a fantastic job of taking care of it. Already looking forward to the next video. Take care and may God bless you.

[@arlodewald5378]

It's nice to hear and see a great U TUBER that makes an enjoyable to watch . THANK YOU 👍

[@arlodewald5378]

And a fairly recent shoot

[@randallweaver7718]

Great video as always. Thanks for taking us along for the ride

[@singleshot2218]

That was a full days work! Thanks for sharing your day!🎚🇲🇾🙏🇲🇾🇲🇾

[@1herbert100]

Thanks for taking us along, I didn't even get tired. haha, I am amazed at all you are able to do with your time. Great video. God Bless.

[@falllineridge]

Thanks, Mac!

[@dawndippery9277]

Thanks for sharing your week with us!

[@gurvinderkau1e5w18]

Always enjoy watching you doing variety of tasks!!! Another great video👍👍🔥🔥🔥

[@4115t41r]

Liked the Expression ( Gracious Plenty ) not heard that in 40 years, Usually used when you give out a big plate of Food. Using a wrench for a hammer, in the UK we call that an Irish Hammer, Something Like i have no Hammer, can you pass me an Irish hammer big enough for this task. England Ireland Scotland and Wales are always poking fun at each other. :)).

[@falllineridge]

I got that expression from a man in his late 80s. Maybe here I can call it an Alabama hammer.

[@davidward6626]

Looks good looks like you'll have a crop soon if the Lord blessed you with rain Amen

[@frankcherry3810]

Nothing like a late summer day on the farm. Hello from Thailand

[@johnd24]

Great video. Thanks for posting.

[@thebradleysoncatbirdhill6849]

I know you still love the old Ford tractor, but your L4701 with that grapple really gets the job done! Give my best to Howard! 🙏👍

[@davidward6626]

Enjoy watching your videos my friend

[@craigsudman4556]

Well that was certainly a harrowing video. Sorry had to go there. Great video Wes, thumbs up.

[@falllineridge]

Nice one.

[@d.j.robinson9424]

Great video, looked like a real fun day.👍👍💚

[@garylee190]

Always enjoy your videos. You have an incredible knack for setting up camera angles that a viewer loves to see but seldom gets to experience. Very entertaining. Thanks for sharing!

[@falllineridge]

Thank you, Gary.

[@electronwrangler5357]

I agree 2 camera shots I really enjoyed was 1 under the tractor as it was moving and the other right by the chainsaw. I liked that.

[@MrFHLH]

When all those seeds come up, something is going to have a lovely time munching on it and have some full tummies.

[@patriots1needed]

Anxious to see how the food plot turns out. Good luck.

[@wayofthewordwow7574]

Beautiful property

[@rockmack7343]

That dead tree looked like a Hickory to me, I hope that is not just getting trashed. With your woodworking skills, that could be some nice stuff.

[@ranchrestoration6582]

Great video! Thanks! You have a beautiful place. Those grapples are wonderful tools!

[@falllineridge]

That grapple does the work of several hard working men. It's amazing.

[@DDL2728]

Ahhhh, a true hunter - a bow hunter 👍🥰 You really do give us a great variety of views!! We appreciate your efforts!! Thank you!

[@falllineridge]

Thanks, Dianne. We will see how the bow hunting works out. This is my first year at it.

[@DDL2728]

@@falllineridge My hubby is a bow hunter, & I just always feel like you guys are the real men!! You'll do great. A deer is much bigger than that target!! I can't wait to see how well you do 👍 God bless you and your family!!

[@binky2596]

Enjoy seeing a variety of tasks. Glad to see that Zsa Zsa's tractor is continuing to serve you well. The only thing that could have made this better would have been seeing Little Man riding on the tractor with you but I can wait for a better time. M.Belinda Davis in NC

[@DDL2728]

Margaret, I'm with you!! I LOVE seeing his little boy on his videos!! He's so precious!!

[@jackaffleck427]

Another enjoyable video! Keep them coming!

[@symons666]

Damn that old blue tractor moves quick !! lol

[@rafibenavi4772]

Tell you what brother, how you take care of your family, the land and your life is an inspiration...I'd come down there with my Hoyt, Mathews and PSE anyday to hunt and work with you...I'll bring my tent, just feed me! 😆 🤣

[@teddie_schaefer1963]

I sure hope eventually we can have our property like this.

[@vittoesmith1]

I wish other people on You Tube had cameras with the clarity of yours. Love you vids.

[@falllineridge]

Thanks, Howard. I used my GoPro 8 for this one. I

[@trailcamgeorgia]

Love your videos. Wish you had them more often.

[@falllineridge]

Me too! Wish I had time!

[@stigmartinrnning6751]

Another nice one. The old tractor is nice

[@daveshsb]

Good plan on food plot - hope it brings the deer in for you!

[@rickharper1497]

Pond looks healthy, like the fish!

[@robertpepper2767]

Would really like for you to take us along on one of your hunts on the fed plot.Thanks Bop P.

[@SSGourmet702]

Love the sound of heavy machinery in the morning

[@leonardshultz4344]

Clover would be good for your bees. Clover honey is really good.

[@mountainviewturning5319]

Great video 👍

[@dwaynerobinson7629]

I can't find your video on the driveway. I'll drop an idea here that you can think over. We have a similar issue with drainage really tearing the driveway up. Several years ago my in laws built a slight berm that pushed runoff into a field across from our house. it worked wonders for us but he's since let it go again and we're right back in the same boat. lol Maybe you could try that at the top of your hill and push the water into the woods where gravity and the soil will take care of it.

[@davidward6626]

I have a Ford 3000 tractor my wife and I plant a garden it's so easy to till with a 6foot tiller

[@davidward6626]

Mine is a diesel too I had a little international tractor it was gas didn't like it the carburetor was messed up end up getting rid of it

[@jimp.4531]

hope you're getting and feeling better.

[@falllineridge]

Doing much better, Jim. Thank you.

[@Sword-Shield]

Making ya a nice rattlesnake den for the rattlesnakes 🐍this winter with them logs in the woods ? They are tasty on the grill with some good BBQ sauce... 😋 👍😁🤣✌🇺🇸

[@hughiecarolan8076]

Great tractor, don’t make them like that any more, the way you maintain it, will last forever, well done, you can make stabiliser bracket out of 4 inch angle iron where you can fit 2 studs so you can fit both stabiliser bars, good luck, regards Hughie from Ireland

[@mmoats4294]

Really enjoyed the video. Would love to own land like yours but these day good usable land for sale is hard to find. Many people are trying to get back to the farming/hunting lifestyle away from the city.

[@PurpleCollarLife]

Great work day! I love that old Ford tractor. -Chad #purplecollarlife

[@davidward6626]

Absolutely always get a good ways away

[@nickmastroianni5557]

Nice video. I would like to see that grain plot in about 6-8 weeks.

[@MrGeroth]

You were discing that field, just to let you know. Thanks for sharing.

[@dflur]

When planting sowed seeds, I like to harrow the ground sort of deep, then drag limbs or a tree top over the plot to cover it up. It smooths the ground and lightly covers the seeds. The harrow can bury the non-grain seeds if you are not careful.

[@falllineridge]

A pine limb with the needles would work great as a drag, thanks for that tip!

[@codyhellman4151]

What a cute cat

[@timc661]

going to be thick and green for sure

[@DBOWDEN56]

Always enjoy your videos !!!! I did notice that the seat sensor has been disconnected ;-)

[@falllineridge]

Assume you're talking about the Kubota. Actually I didn't unhook it, it'll give you a couple of seconds before it shuts down when you're going slow like that.

[@DBOWDEN56]

@@falllineridge I have a JD4105 and it is instant. I had a power outage which required me to hook up the pto generator. I thought for a bit I was gonna have to sit on the tractor during the storm ;-)

[@CCRider5312]

I got a bag spreader similar to that one. Gotta get that ground ready to grow some venison lol 😂 hey I hunt too. 👍😁👍

[@piledriver141]

Hope you get some rain soon! Good lookin winter plot if it comes up.

[@falllineridge]

3/10s last night! Already seeing some seeds sprout.

[@piledriver141]

@@falllineridge Amen, planted many an acre with those seeders over the years

[@dflur]

Do you like the stabilizer bar hooked up on all of your attachments? I only use a stabilizer when planting and cultivating. Harrows and mowers seem to work better for me when they can move around some.

[@falllineridge]

I like to keep implements from flopping back and forth so bad. Not sure if it's an advantage or not.

[@Mozart108.]

Muito bom seus vídeos, like🇧🇷🇧🇷

[@kennethgibbons2487]

It was good to see the old Fordson being used. My father used to have one of those seed spreaders (much older than the one you were using). Your decision with the tree to pull it with the chains was smart. Don't see enough of your farm but I guess you are a farmer not a video producer

[@johnhalter7287]

Watched the whole video waiting to see a Fordson but never did, a Ford 3000 and Kabota is all I saw.

[@4115t41r]

There is 4 years till the next Olympics PRACTICE.

[@falllineridge]

Ha! I'll get to work.

[@mikecornbread9542]

u keep doing and ill keep watching

[@chrismcgregor2316]

Love this! What other plans do you have for the upcoming winter? What you growing/how do you care for bees etc?

[@falllineridge]

I usually just make sure the bees are mite free and have plenty of food. More food plots and firewood soon.

[@chrismcgregor2316]

@@falllineridge thank you!

[@johnhalter7287]

If people knew how much better these old tractors are made over the new stuff you would never be able to buy one. That 3000 would pull most Kabota’s backwards and will be running still when they are junk

[@tractorandfarmingvlogs8931]

Whenever you are ploughing with disc Harrow it’s always best to plough in circular sections with steering left side. M also a farmer who use discs frequently in my fields. Also you should have made the plot smooth using a log tied behind Harrow

[@johnhalter7287]

lol, what? You disk in a circle? I guess before 3 point and hydraulics lift I did the circle but the wear and tear on equipment was very high dragging things sideways but that’s all you had.

[@charlessessions7293]

Nice video 📹 !! But I missed seeing ur lumber sawing ! :)

[@chetthejet3896]

19:30 I like what you did here. You used your brain and not your back

[@johnhalter7287]

Those leaners are very dangerous until on the ground, they have hurt many people. This one went good but have seen them hold on the bottom and flip right at you. A long chain for safety seemed like over kill but was very wise. Many times I push them over with loader in a hurry and that’s can be very dangerous.

[@jackmargason2594]

So Sweet Gum is only good for the burn pile? This variety pack was very enjoyable. Thanks Wes.

[@johnclarke6647]

Box blades can be inch, can’t they? Just be careful. I was pulling one one time with my 7740 and the corner of it caught a big oak root and it bent the shackles on it. I spent a couple of days with a torch and a sledge getting them back straight. A 7740 does not take prisoners and I was not grading that fast either.

[@danpeterson8957]

wondered if that other dead stumpy one was gonna go...

[@billlarrabee9436]

OK, could or are you going to use that tree for firewood? Looked like pretty good wood for even projects.

[@robinpearson4583]

I notice you use proprietory brands from well known seed merchants when you are planting your crop patch. I note that Chris from Letsdig 18, reckons that saw dust from the mill acts as an organic fertiliser in top soil, I just wondered if you had considered this as an alternative use for the large amounts you create with from your mill? Especially considering it will all be totally organic into the bargain. Regards Robin....

[@craigmooring2091]

I didn't think you had laryngitis; I just thought you were doing a Kenny Rogers impression. 😜 Hope that was short-lived.

[@falllineridge]

Was thinking more like Bill Clinton. Seem to be over it now thankfully.

[@jimwilloughby]

First, the picture of the Blue Beauty you used in the thumbnail is a great shot. With the rye, I thought you were going into moonshinin' , but then you ruined that idea with the oats and clover. The deer will fatten up nicely though. As soon as I saw that gum tree, I thought , get the chain, and you did, and last but not least, you might have to get a backhoe for the Kubby, and put in some proper drains for the driveway. Fall Line Ridge Construction , now in business.

[@allanpeters4403]

What camera do you use - its a great quality - shows clear crisp and sharp pic on my computer - love your videos - tks.

[@falllineridge]

It's a GoPro 8. Glad to hear it comes across good and clear.

[@davidglaum2538]

Like what you are doing with the camera shots.

[@Plrbear98]

What's the point of the bucket full of holes when you put the fertilizer/seed in the spreader?

[@falllineridge]

It gives support to the bag while I pour the seed or fertilizer in...otherwise the bag just flops over and spills.

[@tomp538]

Any Bass in the pond?

[@falllineridge]

Oh yeah, lots.

[@timc661]

are you going to mill those sweetgum logs?

[@mokush4me412]

Why you pour it in a bucket first? So you don’t spill it?

[@perryhorton5386]

Deer will walk thru corn and rye grass for oats

[@zandvoort8616]

Do you have your own health insurance? If so, is it fairly affordable?

[@davidward6626]

Lol he needs an easier spreader though hu 😁

[@kthwkr]

That is my favorite song that you use on your videos. I captured the whole song from your video about too many logs a year ago. I can play it on guitar now. And yet I still don't know who it is by. Who?

[@falllineridge]

It's called Freckles, and I think it's by a group named View Points. I got it off of Epidemic Sound. Here it is on KZbin: kzbin.info/www/bejne/npasqohrrJlof9E

[@frankcherry3810]

Whats the bucket for? Getting clumps out of the fertilized?

[@falllineridge]

No, it helps the bag stand up instead of flop over.

[@frankcherry3810]

@@falllineridge Haha, good idea. I always spill a lot trying to get it in the bag

[@chrissweeton8362]

Just asking. We're the logs to far gone to make anything on the mill?

[@falllineridge]

Sweet Gum isn't much good for anything...plus the mill is still at Eric's place with the pine logs.

[@chrissweeton8362]

@@falllineridge thanks for answering the question. I know nothing about what is good or bad to use. Love the channel.

[@randydobson1863]

HELLO FALL LINE RIDGE ITS IS RANDY AND I LIKE U VIDEO IS COOL THANKS FRIENDS RANDY

[@fredduncan1610]

With some of the great equipment you have, you have to do better with a spreader!😁

[@mauricekeithjohnson2598]

How do you get the red line at the bottom of a viewed post ? Thanks, I enjoy your posts.

[@falllineridge]

Thanks for watching! Are you talking about the progress line at the bottom of the video? As you watch the video it will fill in red.

[@mauricekeithjohnson2598]

@@falllineridge Ah !!-- I see now lol. Obviously a few I had not viewed. Will soon correct this !!

[@cecilchristopher5092]

I have a home in Emanuel county, which Georgia county are you in?

[@tomharrington1393]

👍👍

[@TALHA0632]

Ford 3000 güzel traktör.

[@bunkhindman3241]

What state are you in.

[@Iluvatar5970]

Which state are you live?

[@johnhalter7287]

Were is the video of the dead beaver,lol.

[@sharonromer6606]

👍

[@jasonbroom7147]

Excellent seed mix, but no need to really disc the soil for that type of planting. You can surface broadcast all of that, cultipack it and you're done.

[@falllineridge]

Wish I had a cultipacker...I like to hide it under the dirt some to keep the birds off of it.