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Thumb Country Stuff
United States
Приєднався 26 січ 2022
People would watch Thumb Country Stuff to see what happens in the life of a chubby country boy in the Thumb of Michigan.
Відео
Frosty Sunday, farming season is over, what's next?
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Frosty Sunday, farming season is over, what's next?
Getting ready to bring the girls home for winter.
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Getting ready to bring the girls home for winter.
Adding a windbreaker to the winter shelter
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Adding a windbreaker to the winter shelter
A bumpy start to the 24/25 burn season.
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A bumpy start to the 24/25 burn season.
Added corner braces to the winter pasture fence.
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Added corner braces to the winter pasture fence.
Knocking the dust off the plasma table
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Knocking the dust off the plasma table
Second day of cleaning seed with the All-Crop 60
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Second day of cleaning seed with the All-Crop 60
So you're looking for some property to hunt-
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So you're looking for some property to hunt-
The girls are helping me plant a food plot.
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The girls are helping me plant a food plot.
Perimeter fence walk-around and repairs.
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Perimeter fence walk-around and repairs.
Trying a weedy patch of rye with the All-Crop
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Trying a weedy patch of rye with the All-Crop
Getting the All-Crop out of the shed.
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Getting the All-Crop out of the shed.
your picaroon/ hookeroon is too light and the handle shorter than should for your height .. needs a better angle of entry cut specifically for the top shelf .. swing hard/ then chook up on your grip and pull. What I see in this video is what I wrote, been hookarooning for decades so I love the work they do without wasted swings .. Lastly, if it's a pick on Oak you are doomed .. use a hook for aggression
Thank you! If/when I make another one, I will put that advice to work. Also, thanks for watching.
I love bald faces! They’re so cute.❤
Couldn't agree more! I'm excited to see what their calves will look like. Thanks for watching and the nice comment!
Thank you for the nice compliment. Best of luck to you!
Did you get a deer yet?
Just 1 doe so far. It's pretty slow all around the area. Weird weather.
Excellent
Thanks for watching!
Water?
Just a simple water tank and garden hose. Can't decide where to put a permanent waterer. Thanks for watching.
I like that set-up pretty cool.
Thanks. It's pretty handy.
Sweet setup wow! I have an old 2006 Johnson boiler I have been looking at the Edge 760 when it is time to upgrade. I think I still have a few years yet. But I love that roller idea ingenious. Im hoping to be out grazing until mid January this year but we will see.
Thanks for the nice comments and Thanks for watching!
Butnthey can roll out
Naw...
What do you use my eyes aren't good enough to see the label on the box
It's called Fresh Cab Botanical Rodent repellent. It works great. I purchased it at my local Farm store. I've seen it at the John Deere dealer. Smells nicer than moth ball. Thanks for watching!
very interesting, I have never seen a corner brace done like that before.
It works great. I have some muck ground, and a friend suggested it. I'll never do anything else from here on out.
See if you can adjust the clipping and muddiness in your mic. I see you are using an external one, so it's just a matter of adjusting the recording level (Gain) and to fix the muddiness it's possible either your post processing audio or microphone file is low quality, switching it to a higher quality (usually more KB/s) will help improve the muddiness.
OK thanks. I'm learning as I go...
@@thumbcountrystuff4215 no problem always happy to help!
That fence looks good 👍
Thanks for the nice comment and Thanks for watching!
Update: I found out who it was. He did feel bad about it. More ignorance than anything, our society, on average, is too far removed from our farming roots. Some people dont even know how plants work.
👍👍. They can't tell weeds from crops. I will say no more.
Especially in my field. Lol
just a question to learn from.... is it ok to hang your saw up by the bar like that, when feuling up? what a nice spot u have. cool set up!
I have done it that way for several years. It's flat and stable. Thanks for watching and the nice comments.
Get started already
Thanks
We have a woodshed 8' high x16x19' We have a "wet" side and a dry side,we alternate every year so we have wood that has sat for a year or more. Two more rows to go and we will be done. We had a mild snowless winter and had a good start on cutting til a spring snow hit,then lots of rain for two months. We played catchup for the last month.
Seems like I've been catching up all summer! Thank you!
Where do you get the wood from?
Wherever I can, but mostly the neighbors woods. I keep their hunting trails cleared and keep the wood in return. A good deal.
Got one of these and am going to sell or scrap it
Where abouts are you?
@@thumbcountrystuff4215 central Illinois
I was hoping you were closer.
@@thumbcountrystuff4215 our state tree nursery uses one to collect/clean seed,so I’m going to see if they need parts
Good use for it. What model is it?
Thanks for attending Soil Health Academy! We really enjoyed having you attend and I’m glad you got a lot out of it too. 😀
It was time well spent!
Awesome 👌
Thank you for watching!
Soak the spot you want to step the post in with a gallon of water and it’ll help it go right in
I'll try it. Praying for rain!
Powdery mildew. Too much humidity and dryness
OK. It's strange how it's only on the plantain. I did see it on some clover though. Thanks for responding.
Pollen?
It looks like pollen...
Watching that All Crop work brings back memories of my youth. I still live on the family farm but I don't do the work. I should try to take a more active role. As always, I am enjoying the videos.
Make new memories! Thank you!
I agree that’s how cattle should live. I am not trying to say my opinion is all that but when we go out west and see cows penned up waiting on dirt and piles of manure for their rations I truly feel sorry for them. Thanks from the other side of the state.
Thanks for the nice comments. Things need to change.
Love seeing happy cows.
How is it meant to be.
i want to talk with you.give me your email.
Are the heifers holstein& Angus cross.
Holstien/ hererord
Nice tour. Thanks for sharing. I am seeing a lot of auto hit deer in my area this year. I haven't checked my corn field near the woods yet but I'll bet there are some fat deer this fall.
Probably the fattest animals on earth!
I have 2 1952 all crop 60 with clover screen it's may be a little slow when grains are thick don't want to break anything but it sure does clean engineering at it's best.
That's great. I'm glad that I'm not the only one! Thanks!
Thanks for sharing 😊
Thanks for watching!
Nice seeing an old thrasher working, my grandfather had one just like that, last time I saw it working was over 50 years ago, I cut it up and scrapped it back in 2011.
That seems to be the fate of most of those.
beloit ia threshing days google it
Fixed on one until early 60's. Always rusted out under the cylinder, dad patched and brazed time an time again. Had it behind a 1955 60 JD with live PTO and power steering. Really uptown.
Mine has a hole worn through under the cylinder too. I'm leaving well-enough alone for now.
Good morning sir .The same wheat combine ,can use for rice please?
Probably could. That's why it's called an allcrop
Thanks. I wanna start a wheat production, how could you help me please?@@thumbcountrystuff4215
@@thumbcountrystuff4215 Good night. Do you have any wheat milling please?
Please tell us where Thumb County is. Is it USA?
The state of Michigan (yes, USA) is shaped like a mitten, and we're in the "Thumb".
Very interesting to see the old combine working. I'm old enough to remember the Reaper-Binders and corn ricks here in the UK.
Thanks for watching!
Great vid, do you know what variety of rye you planted
Aroostuc. (Not sure about the spelling)
@@thumbcountrystuff4215 thanks
I would have finished the field
It was pretty bad. I did the better spots.
Great footage from the field thanks.
Thank you!
I like it, and would like it better if you pulled it with an old AC
Funny you should say. My dad has a D-17 and a WD. That's the plan for next year. Thanks!
@@thumbcountrystuff4215 thanks for taking the time to reply and also thanks for the cool content. Good luck to you in all your endeavors
SIR PUT YOU MIC. ON YOU SHIRT SO WE CAN HEAR YOU YOUR TALKING BUT CAN'T HEAR NOTHING THANK YOU LOVE SEEING OLD EQT. R7NNING
Thanks for watching!
Yea it was not good , I turn on cc
I heard it all very well.
When all else fails get out the old All Crop. Still treasured by small seed growers. That Scour Clean makes a difference when it comes to cleaner grain.
It's fun to run. I'd like to get a couple more and have each one set up for special tasks. Thanks for watching!
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Those thumbs sure do come in handy. Too bad you couldn't mill that tree, it looked like the good old number one we used to get back in the day.
It probably would have made a nice counter top. I have some pre-borer ash in the barn. I should treat it tenderly.
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Thanks for watching
Just remember those repairs come Nov.15 and take some backstraps for your "revenge."
Year around management!
That’s quite the roller you have
Thanks! Winter project 2 years ago. Thanks for watching!
Just put the cattle out there. They will show you where it's off😂
If they're there in the morning, it must be working!
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I don't know what that says, but thanks for watching!
So that's what an ALPHA Cow look's like!😂 JK, couldn't resist though.❤
I'm their Momma! Thanks for watching!
I just use heavy duty nylon baler twine for my insulators. Easy to handle.....and cheap to throw away. Serves the same purpose !
That's a good idea. I'll try that when I run temporary wires through the woods. Thanks for watching