Your'e NOT doing me a Favor! You are doing yourself a Favor

[@kennethcoder2989]

Your Welcome Mike. Its like visiting an old friend and I need that. I"m 89 and am going to Red Lobster today for my birthday dinner. Thanks for the visit.

[@OutdoorsWithTheMorgans]

Well Happy Happy Birthday!

[@snooks5624]

Happy Birthday !! Enjoy your dinner with family :) Birthday Hugs !!

[@vaughnmaurt5013]

Morgan’s hot line message board…lol

[@honkingdonk3981]

Happy birthday!

[@jeffhartmann2469]

I absolutely love the Red Lobster…eat some Chesapeake Bay biscuits for me too! Enjoy and HAPPY BIRTHDAY. Hope you have many more happy and HEALTHY birthdays.

[@richardhoskins9140]

Hello Mike and Melissa from Central Florida. A note of appreciation for the hard work you do at home, making a living and in making videos. My husband has enjoyed wood working from a young age. He was hoping to retire and get a mill, make his own lumber, and make heirloom furniture for our family and friends. Alas, he was diagnosed with diabetic retinopathy by an ophthalmologist. He didn't even know he was diabetic, only that he kept needing stronger glasses. He is now legally blind, with only slight peripheral vision. He lives his dream through your videos, often commenting what a beautiful piece a particular cut is. With the help of our sons and a friend he will be making another, larger, dining table for our family and friends to gather about. He comments that he hopes you may get into wood working more. He works on smaller pieces these days, boxes, bowls, candle sticks. Congratulations on all your endeavors and achievements. Sincerely, Mrs. Richard (Nancy) Hoskins

[@terryclement9811]

Got a paving story for you. When I was a young boy in the early 70s, a paving crew stopped by my grandparents house and said hey we had some leftover asphalt from another job, would you like you driveway paved for free? Sure, why not. They backed in, dumped the load and drove off. Then panicking, they called dad, he hooked up the scrap blade and up the mountain to their house. Spread that asphalt and did a very good job. That driveway is still there today with dad's tractor tire tracks in it. Turned out ok, but shame on those guys for taking advantage of old folks!!!

[@Kim-n-Brian]

I live in Punxsutawney and Phil is only 10 minutes from me and has a pretty sweet setup.. He has the nicest home a Groundhog could have with plenty to do and it's also a climate controlled area. He eats , lives and is treated better than any Groundhog I know.😊

[@LaLaLucky7777]

Did you even get a Punxsutawney Burger!!!! Omg so good

[@dougyurecko6500]

Good morning Mike. I wonder how many viewers have been affected by your videos. I for one have. A couple years ago I had some logging done on our farm. The loggers left a lot of tops, good firewood going to waste so I bought a processor to go on my skid steer and got into the firewood business. Then a dump trailer. In 2023 we sold 40 cord, that's not a lot, but in 2022 we only sold 12. We also have been clearing cedar, hate to see it go to waste so we know have a small sawmill, LX 55 and are about to be in the cedar business. So thanks for help, now when retirement comes in a couple years I have a new job. Keep up the great videos, best to you and the family.

[@OutdoorsWithTheMorgans]

That is absolutely awesome

[@johnsadler8637]

@@OutdoorsWithTheMorgans I concur! I wish I and the farm were close enough together to do some of that.

[@johnchorney5929]

Good Morning Morgan's, Mike, early this morning while I was watching KZbin, a "Short" video clip came on about a wood processor, called "SPLIT FIRE 2265", I thought of you immediately. Hello Hunter!

[@jackleedy1870]

Thank you Mike. Please keep putting out fill length vids .I hate KZbin shorts!

[@dansouthers8945]

Watching you and family is like being with family. This just shows how we are all alike in this way. What a great group of viewers and love all of you i’m retired. Was a farmer and worked in town as well. 72 years old and I still love going back to my woods and Cutting, splitting, and burning wood in my workshop. One of my favorite places to be is watching and listening to all of you, all of your comments.

[@gregeiler6755]

White oak, red oak, walnut, and cherry - I'm jealous, LOL. A woodworkers dreamland.

[@markgrassman6238]

I know, Mike mentioned, very casually about 3500 bd ft of walnut. Sure set my dream machine in motion.

[@LaLaLucky7777]

The Best smelling wood to cut hands down ! Old reclaimed Heart Pine!!!!!!! Now your talking my language! I have worked with every kind of wood you can name! But Heart Pine is my favorite! Black walnut will make your nose run

[@daletalkington9743]

Hay Mike I don't comment every video I watch 99.9 % of them .from 604 to now thank you and your family for taking all of us on this ride with you.

[@diamondharp]

Morning Mike and Melissa. Thank you for this channel and all the effort you put into it! We just love starting our day with a new video from the Morgan family. We started watching your channel in the fall of 21 after I had a knee replacement done and have been doing it religiously ever since. Now I am 75 and retired. I can’t tell you how much we look forward to starting our day drinking our coffee and watching a new Outdoors With The Morgan’s video. Thank you for sharing your lives with us and letting us be part of your family! Just wish we were closer and could see you in person from time to time. Hope we are able to do that someday. Please tell Hunter hello from the Harp family down in Taylor County Texas. Have a great week!

[@jimputnam2044]

You are spot on with the 1/4 inch lumber. I worked 50 plus years ago in a old rotary saw mill. The carriage which held the log moved 1/4 in with each pull of the handle which moved the gears to pull the log into position for the saw to go through.

[@mariusj8542]

Even though we've been using the metric system in Scandinavia for ages, we still measure timber using the imperial system. A curious blend of tradition and modernity.

[@danmacdonald4903]

It's the same in Canada.. A 2X4 is still a 2X4.

[@deebryan4954]

Mike.... Dee, from Louisiana here , just a short note to let you know watching your videos every week ,has become part of my retired life , i look forward to them each and every week.Thank you !!! Oustanding job !

[@Tdale85]

Good Sunday morning Morgan family! Have a fantastic Sunday. Thanks for the great content!

[@timwilcoxsr2712]

I have been here for years, and I have stuck around because your entire family is very down to earth and real. You do many of the things I love doing myself, except you don't have cows like I do. I would like to say Thank You all for the hard work you put into all of your videos.

[@barryd.thomassr.9156]

DO NOT , Love Stone, Cut trees ,make lumber , Do Woodwork , make Firewood , Have Equipt, Cannot hunt any More, But this is STILL my Favorite Channel ? Maybe its just "The Morgans"

[@doughaynes1048]

Stone on the driveway would be a great idea , if possibly could you show putting it down ,have a great day . 😀

[@davidbickford2539]

Yes! You have mastered the art of bucket spreading gravel, that I only wish I could do half as well. My driveway is about 800 yards with sweeping curves and some elevation changes near the end up towards the house. I know it takes practice and I’m getting better! Again, thanks for the great content! I see about 14,500 views as I write this at 9am central time, Sunday morning! Have a great day!

[@RobertMassey-nq4vl]

Hello Morgan’s! I was turned on to your channel by a neighbor when I was searching to buy a tractor. Mike, you have a way of explaining things that puts people at ease. Wonderful Down-home Good natured appeal. Keeps me coming back. And having the Whole family involved is by design. Keeps you Grounded❤️ You have a wonderful family! Keep doing what you are doing ! 100,000 is by no means your limit! I did end up buying a Kubota. B2601 smaller than what you have. I like the 3 ranges vs just High & Low like you mentioned. We don’t have Sheets by us but Culver’s started in WI❤️👍 Enjoy every video, esp WV property & camera pics/videos. You really scored when you purchased that piece of Heaven👍 Can’t wait to see what you & family do next. Take Care & Enjoy every day! Bob

[@johnpyle8027]

I was here almost in the beginning. I think the first video I watched you were next to the pond on your Kubota starting a new trail kind of diagonal to the trail/dam. No Rk's in the picture yet and I became a faithful that night. You were a crotchety guy working 12 hour days and getting done what you could after work and weekends. That's not a bad thing, most of us are like that. I couldn't wait to watch you skidding logs up from the gullies cutting rounds right there in the woods. Then you and Melissa loading the Polaris, the tractor bucket and the red trailer with the rounds. I absolutely loved the log yard outlined with stacked firewood and the deer feeder down there. Everything changed. It looks like a bomb went off down there and turned into a million dollar commercial operation. I understand the need for change to grow, but I look at some of the old videos and there is change and then some. You hated the camera in the beginning and now at the end of each video it's "Fireside with Mike for 10 minutes." You're right the watch rate is great! I just wonder though if you were still out in the woods doing things and less plugging equipment and merch and talking? I have left and come back several times. You and I are the same age, I just turned 58 in January and I don't think I would repel down into a holler to winch out a 2000 lb tree every day. For instance, a video of you dredging out the pond and putting a proper concrete stand pipe with a rebar trash rack would be a hell of a video that could be 30 or so episodes. Not digging at you, just suggesting. After all I am back again looking for changes. Good luck with whatever you have in the works.

[@stevecarney6750]

I'm glad to hear that we are going to have an early Spring being as soon as 6 Short weeks, as opposed to 6 long weeks.😊

[@mr.soundtek5793]

Mike, I have also been the recipient of someone doing me a favor. The county graciously bought land off of me to increase the right of way for a new bridge. I didn't really have a choice. I had over 500 trees on the property, only a few real large ones. They cleared the trees, built the bridge, and paved an approach to my property across the bridge into my lot. I live in the woods across the road from a county Blue Herron Aviary. The drive basically became a pull off for every random vehicle that wanted to use it. I did not ask for it nor did I want it. BTW: no parking or no trespassing signs did no good. Oh well, Good video.

[@tommcmillan3143]

Thank you Mike! Thanks for sharing great content and sharing your experiences and how you manage the wood lot, it has helped me more ways than I can count!

[@keithburch5506]

You've never published a bad video, that's why you get so many views. Being outdoors and including your family is also a reason. The very first time I watched a video of yours, you and Melissa were running the sawmill together. A wife who helps her husband work outside? Very cool. I was hooked. Gosh, what, 6 years ago? I've not missed one since and rewatched older videos often. It's just always good stuff. Real life stuff. I check for your video every morning. I am so grateful to you for sharing your life w us. ❤️ Thanks for today's video.👍🚜❤️🙏🇺🇸🇺🇸

[@bobraymond6135]

I’m ready for spring myself. Another nice stone job Mike. You are a master with that tractor. Have a great week Morgan’s!!

[@kenvanness2828]

I was just thinking about some 6/4 Walnut material before I clicked the notification from your video. Made me smile. Thank you!

[@doughershberger4285]

Congratulations Mike. Looking at the grain of that walnut sure makes you miss the beautiful wood stocks that use to come on firearms.

[@thomasstrout1738]

I won’t own a firearm unless it is walnut. I am just old fashioned I guess

[@herbward5240]

My Dad used to buy well used Winchester Model 70’s in various calibers. We would take the metal parts to a gunsmith for a variety of upgrades and refinishing . In the meantime , my Dad would look for custom stocks in the most interesting grained Walnut. I learned all the aspects of wood finishing from my Dad and we built some really handsome guns with just fabulous Walnut stocks. Good times !

[@stevencjones5236]

MIke! I check every morning, hoping for a new video, because YOU ARE REAL! You seem so comfortable with just who you are. No fluff... no BS! I'd bet the majority of your viewers sense that same thing, and it's a major reason we all keep watching. You share your life with us... including everyone in your family. You courageously share your beliefs and thoughts about controversial things happening in the world. I marvel at the variety and amount of things you accomplish... EVERY DAY! And what you choose to work on is often for others. I admire what you do, but more importantly, I admire you!

[@adubbelde1]

We have deer up close to the house all the time. Our dog is in a fenced yard and the deer pay no attention to her and she none to them. We're just finishing our family room downstairs. It has a patio door and window that look over our meadow. We see more wildlife from there as it is at ground level.

[@billobermeyer660]

Happy Birthday Ken, and many more! Thanks Mike for another great video! It's nice we can appreciate each other for just being who we are🎉

[@scott5952]

Hi Mike, I am one of those viewers that has been watching for years but I have never left a comment. In my case, you are like a younger brother that I never had and family as well. I don't know if you realize how much your channel and you, inspire all of us. After seeing you grading and moving around on the track loader without tearing up the landscape and the ability you have at holding grade, I traded my wheel Bobcat in for a track unit. I can't believe how much easier it is to hold grade and am now able to get out on the landscape without rutting and tearing things up. It also has exceeded my expectations plowing snow. Many thanks to you. I am in the upper west area of Illinois not far from Iowa. It is always a pleasure to watch your channel. Scott

[@DanKlein_1]

You are correct about the viewers being like family. For me at least, I don't check out or look for specific content of each video. I just check in everyday to see what the Morgans are up to. No different than checking in on family or a favorite neighbor. Along with that I do pick up some ideas for driveways, firewood, buildings or builders, tote sales, etc. since I live relatively in the same area of western Pa.

[@jimthomas3072]

Good morning. I saw your video planning for another woodshed. Just a suggestion. Build a shed that holds your baskets. Would maybe be able to stack two baskets high? That would keep you from stacking and then restacking.

[@martharock8377]

I look forward to Sunday morning coffee with the Morgans. I love the smell of wood and dirt and gravel and grass and i can practically smell all my favorite things on your channel. ❤

[@aaronbaum2542]

Your very welcome Mike!! Thank you so much for always taking us along in what you are doing!! Always learning something new and enjoy your way of life!!😊

[@brynthomas3484]

You are a professional on that mill Mike I bet you get a lot of enjoyment out of it 😊

[@jimkempton5568]

Heck Mike, thank you buddy! Y’all make my day a little nicer with these videos. I’m 82 now so it’s always nice to see another Outdoors with the Morgan’s notice pop up. It means I get to put off working outside until after I view the video. It’s a win win scenario.

[@johnthomas8797]

I like to tail gate it right off of whatever you are hauling with. Mike i have seen you do this in the past, it is such a time saver.

[@paulfrew6291]

Good morning all love that walnut it looks beautiful Thank you Mike and family you all do a great job your video is the highlight of my day here in New zealand We are in full summer . Have a great week❤

[@stevealldred4424]

Good Morning Mike! It was good to see Nuts319 home and live the other day. Thanks for the quality content and sharing your lives.

[@Gooditalian]

What would be the hold up on last years gravel contest. We’re two months in a new year.

[@scottcusick6274]

Good morning from Pleasant Hills, PA. I really enjoy watching your KZbin videos. The walnut logs that you are sawing are beautiful. 🇺🇸

[@terrygander7960]

Hi Mike. I know nothing about how you get the material for your fire starter but can you use some of that off cut wood from the saw mill to supply the fire starter? You would have less waste that way and a cheaper wood source for your starter.

[@dirtbikeheaven1129]

That walnut is beautiful wood. Let’s see more of the sawing.

[@olddawgdreaming5715]

Good morning Mike , hope you made it again today. Thanks for sharing with us. Stay safe and keep up the good videos and fun around there. Fred.

[@damogranheart5521]

Good afternoon, Fred😊 We have a bright sunny day here in Central Minnesota 😎 I hope that you have a great week!🥧🧘‍♀️🫖🐈‍⬛🥌📚🖖

[@keithbeynon3878]

Morning all, we all like watching what you’re getting into Mike. Walnut is a beautiful wood, makes me sneeze when I use it in the wood shop.

[@brianhildom9372]

Morning Morgan's, going to be a beautiful day here in western NY. Need to get into the woods. I had to laugh when I saw you using the rake in the woods shed,Don't see Mike using hand tools to often with all that equipment. Have a great day everyone 😀

[@floathi]

There is certainly a reason behind the numbers......just plain down to earth content that is presented in a wonderful way. Thank you all !

[@ronaldwestover8990]

I enjoy your videos very much. I am a former heavy equipment operator in the coal mining business and love watching all of what you do.

[@davidrush8283]

Most boards we got in 1/4s in cabnit shops were a 1/8 big to help with keeping the size after dry. all so it would beruff sawn wood

[@btrent9244]

Hello from southern Ohio. That walnut is beautiful Mike. It will make someone a very nice live edge table with a couple of those together with a lazy river of sorts running between them. Might be a nice table for your building. We have a small sawmill on our farm, mostly to cut our own lumber for projects on the farm as well as upgrading other structures. Our forest areas have shag bark hickory, black walnut, red and white oak, sycamore, beech, poplar, buckeye, box elder, birch, and maple. There’s a certain satisfaction when completing a project using our lumber instead of making a trip to the big box stores and a good savings. Our little mill has long ago paid for itself. Your channel is excellent. Your experience and education in the field of construction and blasting has turned into wisdom and I / we appreciate what you do and how you strategize your efforts for success. Thanks again for good clean entertainment. Might catch up with you at the Paul Bunyan show this fall. Keep up the great channel. Hello to Melissa and the Hunt Man. Trent 👍🇺🇸🚜

[@johnviewer2305]

40 yr mechanic here...when pre loading trl for next day delivery lower jack on trl and take the load off the truck springs...sticky note on steering wheel to raise jack when leaving...great video...

[@joangibson859]

French Creek Freddie at the WV Wildlife Center near French Creek in Upshur County, WV predicted an early spring.

[@LaLaLucky7777]

Heck yeah! Pennsylvania mountains we need a early spring

[@johnsadler8637]

Good morning! Funny that my first observation about your project was eventually the explanation for your title. That asphalt skin looked out of place in the Mike Morgan world. You’re right about it always breaking up on the thin end. Water runs off and wets up the aggregate under the edge, and traffic at first pumps it out from under the skin, then breaks off the piece that hangs out over the void. There’s a reason proper edges are thicker and usually reinforced. Has anyone had experience with black walnut sawdust? I understand it can be toxic to plants and definitely not good to breathe. I don’t know if it could be ok for chicken runs or pet bedding. Black walnut does make some pretty hardwood. There’s a place just south of my farm that sells walnut to the edible market, at a big scale. Hammon Products in Stockton Mo is said to be the world’s biggest supplier. Started in 1946 and depends still on the thousands of individuals who pick up wild nuts in the fall and sell to them for spending money. You could tell who did this because their hands would be stained dark for a couple weeks from the deteriorating husks. There are wood products companies scattered around the area too, for bowls, cutting boards, and some furniture. Cool stuff.

[@reidargundersen9309]

Good morning Morgan family! Thanks for the entertainment every morning with my coffee it’s alway a pleasure watching and what you have to say about things, Have a blessed one,

[@MargoandChrisAndersen]

I am an oldie from Vancouver Island (89) ,have been watching for a while, and this is becoming my favorite channel. Thank you Mike.

[@TwoCaptainsOneShip]

We are so fortunate to have found you and your channel and lucky you have welcomed us to your home. I never miss a video. I enjoy sitting in my chair on Sunday night and catching up with you! Have a great week Mike!

[@evilbrat5376]

Just got here and saw that Black Walnut, WOW. What a hunk of wood! 😃

[@markschlegel1036]

You're welcome mike, thanks for being you and doing what you do. We come back day after day like its a family thing.

[@billbrown4878]

Make sure Melissa is in them. Love her positive attitude and enthusiasm. She should be good for an extra 10,000 views. 😀

[@brianmyers2368]

MIKE a while back you were talking about adding another wood shed. Since you have what looks like a big elevation drop behind your wood bunker did you ever think about making it bigger and putting a roof over that. If you dug out behind it. Looks like you could double or triple the amount of wood you could stock in the bin. Then no need to handle it by hand you could just let it cure in the bunker. And next year you could just use the skid load to load the trailer. I know you're not my age but labor is labor if you can do it with a machine it's usually always faster and less expensive labor. Was just a thought it may save you from loading and unloading all that wood twice. Don't know what you spent to build the bunker maybe to expensive to expand it but just thought I'd put it out there for a option. just put a couple of courses again down below and you could put wood sides on it to save money over concret.

[@johnaddis1022]

Good Morning Morgan family, this was a great video, you were absolutely right that guy did not do you any favor now if he had dug out the apron to the driveway and put 4 inches of asphalt down 10 feet back that "may" have been a favor. I agree that they need to leave Phil alone PETA is just jealous they are not being as well cared for as Phil- always some one trying to change tradition and I will just bet his home is a guarded area. That was some beeeeutiful walnut lumber, Old timers (well I'm an oldtimer too)used to put walnut in their attics to "season out" for many years before they would use it, guess that was their kilns back then. Ya'll keep putting out video's and shorts and I will be watching them. Stay safe stay warm and enjoy life. John Toccoa GA

[@johnmastin7620]

Hey Mike, thanks for clearing up the 1/4 inch measurement for me on rough cut lumber. Next month I’ll be 70 years old. So being that age you feel like you should already know the reason for it. And having said that, you’re too cautious to ask anyone for fear they might think I’ve been living under a rock. So thanks again for the info. Be safe and have fun.

[@billdillon3886]

It's the quality of your work. It is always instructional, functional and entertaining Most of what you do resonates with people, like me, who dreamed of doing what you do or are trying to do what you do. It all boils down to you and your wonderful family practicing common sense living and loving what you do.

[@JLPrice-nu8ju]

Mike I REALLY enjoy your videos. In fact I seldom miss any of them. I’m 70 years old and enjoy the type of videos you make. I owned and ran a sawmill for years. I burn wood to heat my home, I do some woodworking, and enjoy equipment. So keep up the good work. From an old hillbilly from Western Tennessee. Thanks, Lynn Price

[@J_Besozzi]

Good morning from Massachusetts. Thank you, Mike! I look forward to every one of your videos, I hope to have a similar operation someday!

[@rogerl8488]

Mike, the one thing I get from your videos is that you inspire me ! Meaning, look how you have grown and the things you have built and actually kinda fast!! It's doing something or one project a day, and you fulfill it!!! I know I have center times I get on and see what you have posted its always interesting and fun to watch, and l learn from you so you and the family keep them coming! Thank you!!

[@lynbren]

Have you ever checked into the welding slag from the steel mills for driveway gravel. Never used it myself but my neighbor does a lot of driveway and once he tried it, wont use anything else.

[@tim_g3478]

My in-laws used to live outside of Baltimore, MD. My FIL used to buy slabs from a mill similar to yours near Hancock, MD. He would let it season for a year then burn it. It made awesome firewood. He didn’t heat with wood, just burn it in evenings in a fireplace.

[@lawrencetirrell8414]

Your welcome Mike. I enjoy your videos & your " Hunter's stories." 😂😂😆😆😁😁 You've a " down to earth" wife Melissa & daughter Eva. I'm learning the "ropes" of managing your woods & machines of your business. I'll ❤ to do what your doing some day. I ❤ the concept of take dry lumber trees down. To make lumber &/or firewood. During my 37 yrs of the family's firewood logger. I had to leave dry huge trees. Too big to move without a tractor. I've dragged them w/ chains. I'm the " tractor." I used sleds in the winter. ( Winter was the best season to move firewood.) We would sometimes get firewood from professional tree removal services too. For me. Your videos are learning & understandings. Of lumber, firewood, & the machines you use. The walnut is very beautiful grain. 😍😍🙂🙂😉👍I believe. Your going have some beautiful dry walnut lumber. 😍😍🙂🙂❤️❤️😉😉👍👍 The driveway is looking great so far. I agree on patch work of concrete. My best friend had leftover concrete. They spread into front of the former cow barn. It was breaking up & falling apart after 2 yrs. It caused them some grief too. 😡😠😤🤔 You may have to break it up & start a newer driveway's entrance? Just my thought Mike. I like say: Thank you Mike. For doing your videos & teaching me the " ropes" of managing your woods & machines. Looking forward for more near future videos. Say Hi to Melissa, Eva, & Hunter. 🙂😉👍❤️💜🙏

[@wolfpack4128]

I had the same sort of "favor" done for me on a piece I own. The local hospital owns a right of way through my property. When they had their parking lot redone, the paving company, put their extra over a pathway on my property. Right over top of clover I had planted. They also left me a bunch of litter to clean up as well.

[@OutdoorsWithTheMorgans]

Yea isn’t that nice

[@nuclearcharlie6867]

Hi. Mike. Hope all is well. Just a thought, You could use one of those hand held metal detectors To check the saw log that you suspect Maybe save the blade .

[@HortonHill]

Been subscribed and watching every video of yours for years. Your a lot of the reason I have the confidence to take on the projects we have on our property. Great job!

[@lorenturner4838]

I rarely comment, I don’t do logging, firewood, sawing or dirt work but this channel is in my top three videos I watch. It is just an interesting varied activity that you do that is of interest.

[@MJWance]

My wife and I spent most of our lives in Central PA before relocating to NC 17 years ago. Watching your videos is like a bit of home for me. Keep on doing what ya do. 🍻

[@richardbrowne1679]

Good Morning Morgan Family 🌞- Have a Wonderful and Blessed Sunday 🤠🇺🇸

[@jamesknox4612]

Morning Mike, it’s nice to see other people with the same thoughts and interest as our self it makes us feel normal.we enjoy being productive and needy so we look at you for our next idea (thanks)😊

[@DelbertQuentin]

I was one of those subscribers who only occasionally watched your channel. Not any more. You, your family, your "chores" and the great chit chat has made me a loyal watcher of almost every video. Thanks and be safe.

[@michaelfreehling1914]

Thanks for the video Mike. I think your groundhog meant there will be an early spring after six more weeks of winter 😂

[@traveller9625]

Found you several years ago and haven't missed a one. You and Malissa make the channel. Your outlook on life is very spot on. When I comment I try to keep it short, you got allot of reading to do.

[@donaldpereira2652]

My Dad started working in a sawmill in the late 40s, as a "Setter", riding on the carriage, and setting the log out to what the sawyer indicated. He would indicate this by holding up the number of fingers, representing 1/4 " per finger. Thus 8 quarter for a 2" set.

[@samsiryani9023]

Well deserved sir, you and your family are just beautiful people and your common sense about life and business is a Blessed thing to hear and see.

[@noviceadventurers]

If you could do a series on why you use certain implements vs others and how to use them properly. Maybe a compilation Kubota or Messick’s. That would be awesome.

[@RB-pl7hw]

I can watch you saw Walnut all day long! Gorgeous wood!

[@kipjohnson3768]

Although I seldom comment I just wanted to let you know that I watch almost every one of ODWTMs and spend a rainy day off catching up on some I have missed. I enjoy your videos and wish you to remain constantly above the 100,000 mark in your future. Know that there are many of us who share most if not all of your views on life in general. Stay well and keep on “living the life” that you choose. ❤

[@budcanter9747]

Ever consider asphalt or concrete for your driveways? Probably cost more up front but then you wouldn’t need to constantly bring in stone and grade! Looks like several of your neighbors have them. 👍🇺🇸

[@rodleak7605]

Hi Mike,, I very seldom make any comments on videos, but as I listened to what you were saying I thought I'd speak up and say hello from the dead center of Nebraska. I have enjoyed your videos for several years now. I am a retired carpenter contractor since 2012, and I also have a sawmill, cut and split firewood, so Outdoors With the Morgans is the first thing I look for when I turn on the computer.

[@BG-vq9fd]

First time I heard Bluru, I like the name. Facebook for the area I live in had a picture of Phil wearing a life preserver and a caption of get your boats ready.

[@dennispoley6005]

Thank you Mike for making videos that we love to watch. We look forward to checking in with you and your family to see what you're all up to.

[@jamesdooley1624]

Mike, that's some beautiful lumber. Please explain how to calculate board feet, I think that would make a great video .

[@davidhuffine5084]

Nice walnut . My wife even said pretty wood . The wood shed is looking good . Nice work on the driveway .Looks better than my spread sstone . I used to spread stone at the stone quarry . I used a big front end loader with a 10 ton bucket . It did not look as nice as yours , MIke .

[@Cerrutil]

Mike, I don’t often comment, but your video is the first thing I look for every day! Keep up the great work!

[@mauso12012]

Good morning Morgans. Another great video with excellent content. OBTW your F250 is looking sweet with the new bed cover.

[@kimberlycampbell7613]

Hi Mike, I watch your channel because I think you’re the epitome of the all-American family good honest, hard-working people, I don’t usually comment on your videos, but I never miss watching one of them. I don’t live in the country and I don’t have anything to do with wood product but I just enjoy your channel. Thanks for posting !

[@davidedwards3734]

Beautiful wood!! Can't wait to see the end result!! Stay Hydrated and Have a Safe Day

[@retrosteve6715]

Mike and Melissa, I love what you share. Your mutual respect for each other is a blessing!

[@joehuinker7009]

Speaking of woodchuck Mike. Looks like a perfect place for a burrow under those wood floors. Call PETA.

[@tee-steel.0158]

Great morning to all 🎉 Watching your videos. Therapy for my day 😂 they have a way of motivation to my day. The Morgan’s are just great people. 🎉 Like always thank you for sharing 😇

[@randymaule6295]

I enjoy all your videos Mike.. Thank you very much for making them. I really like seeing the Kubota KX-57 working. Someday I’d like you to show me how to operate it 🤠

[@nathanbrodeur]

Mike the paving company probably seen the stone erosion at the end of the driveway and wanted to repay your kindness for letting them park the equipment on your property

[@billwood5502]

I don't always comment on the videos, but I do watch. Very much like seeing good wholesome content that I can relate to. Thanks for what you and your family do for us.

[@jeremyj612]

Love this ending chat. Congrats Mike! I'm very thankful for the sanity you and your family provide!