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How to Kill Weed, Vines and Poison Ivy in 14 days!
Weeds and vines took over 8 acres of my property. I purchased a product on amazon to see if it would do the trick.
It exceeded my expectations.
Amazon Links:
AGRICAS 1.3 Gallon Lawn & Garden Sprayer with Pump and Wand, 5L- amzn.to/453KxE3
Southern Ag Crossbow Specialty Herbicide Low Volatile Weed & Brush Herbicide, 32oz -Quart - amzn.to/3OhPHFO
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Finding a 6 Week Old Fawn on my Trail Camera with Her Mother
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After several attempts to catch a view of this 6 week old fawn, I put up a trial camera and got more than I hoped for.
How to Build a Cheap and Easy Garden Fence with Deer Netting
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Follow along while we build a fence with deer netting for the garden. Products: 2 4x4's (8 Feet) SilkaPost Fix (similar product) - amzn.to/3o1kWvq Garden Posts (check local home improvement store for possible cheaper prices (amzn.to/41ar2rA) Post Driver - amzn.to/3KIYn7n Zip Ties - amzn.to/40K7Elj Deer Netting - amzn.to/40Y8L0P
Starting a Fire with a Homemade Fire Starter
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Learn how to start a basic fire with a homemade fire start involving only a toilet paper roll and some lint from the dryer. Amazon Associates Link for Products Used: Kindling Splitter: amzn.to/3RZUQDR Sledge Hammer: amzn.to/3YwHjWT
How to Make an Outdoor Movie Theater!
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Making an outdoor movie theater screen is way easier than you think. Follow along and watch this short video on how to set one up for yourself! Products: Outdoor Movie Projector: amzn.to/3IRy9iO Outdoor External Speaker: amzn.to/3kicF4n Silka Post Fix (for non structural support): amzn.to/3H4HPFc Ceiling Hooks: amzn.to/3w5wf6p Post Hole Digger: amzn.to/3w42anA
A Beginner's Guide to Setting a Post
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A beginner's guide to setting a post with Silka Post Fix Mix. Products Used: 8 Foot (or length of your choice) 4x4 Silka Post Fix Mix - amzn.to/3Xd6NaA Level - amzn.to/3k3BDEs Post Hole Digger - amzn.to/3GyLbiq
Review of the Husqvarna Leaf Blower (It's a Hurricane on Your Back!)
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See my review of the Husqvarna Leaf Blower. It is the only leaf blower you'll ever need. Husqvarna Leaf Blower (This one is actually an updated version which is more powerful than the one demonstrated) amzn.to/3TeTbcT
Time Lapse of Zion National Park and Bryce Canyon
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Follow the beauty of God's creation in these time lapse videos of Zion National Park and Bryce Canyon
How Much Firewood Can You Get From One Tree?
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Follow along and see how much firewood you can get from one 85 foot tree. Follow Accidentally Country Instagram: Accidentally_Country Facebook Group: This is Accidentally Country
Make a Workbench in 1 Hour!
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Learn how to make a 1 hour workbench made only from 2x4's and one sheet of plywood. Cut List 33 inch 2x4 cut for legs (8 times) 66 inch 2x4 cut for length of the bench (4 times) 30 inch 2x4 cut for depth (4 times) Plywood cut is 66 inches by 30 inches Items Used: Circular Saw: amzn.to/3DlxnaP Clamps: amzn.to/3RRvB5m Ryobi One Drill: amzn.to/3xfDauE
How to Make an Outdoor Pizza Oven for $50!
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Find out how to entertain friends and family with this easy $50 outdoor pizza oven. Project 58 bricks Two 24 x 24 concrete pavers
How to Make a Rain Barrel in 30 Minutes!
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The average household uses a hundred gallons of water a day on outside watering and gardening. Follow along as I share how to make a rain barrel and save money while helping the environment. What you'll need: 32 gallon trash can with lid 1 3/8 inch hole saw Hose bibb 3/4 inch bulkhead fitting Silicone sealant Sealant tape 4 inch drain
How to Make an Elevated Vegetable Garden
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Ready for your first vegetable garden? Learn how to make an elevated vegetable garden in about an hours time.
Accidentally Country Goes to Oatman, Arizona to See the Wild Donkeys!
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Come follow along as we attempt to feed the wild donkeys in the former Ghost Town on Route 66.
Watch an Evening "Night-Lapse" with a Go Pro 10
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Accidentally Country just got a Go Pro 10. Watch the evening stars move across the sky in 1 minute.
A Beginner's Guide to Starting Seedlings Indoors with a Grow Light
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A Beginner's Guide to Starting Seedlings Indoors with a Grow Light
Accidentally Country's First Snowfall in 5 Years! (Georgia)
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Accidentally Country's First Snowfall in 5 Years! (Georgia)
Easy Indoor Worm Composting Bin (Vermicomposting)
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Easy Indoor Worm Composting Bin (Vermicomposting)
Protecting Your Strawberries During the Winter with Wheat Straw
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Protecting Your Strawberries During the Winter with Wheat Straw
Trying to Catch a Rat with a Trap Door Bucket
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Trying to Catch a Rat with a Trap Door Bucket
How to Make a Humane Mouse Trap for Under $5!
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How to Make a Humane Mouse Trap for Under $5!
Two Weeks with a Trail Camera! You Won't Believe What it Caught!
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Two Weeks with a Trail Camera! You Won't Believe What it Caught!
Create Your Own Burn Barrel! It's Easy, Cheap and Safe!
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Create Your Own Burn Barrel! It's Easy, Cheap and Safe!
Chasing a Runaway Piglet!
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Chasing a Runaway Piglet!
The Best Hike You'll Ever Do! The Narrows at Zion National Park.
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The Best Hike You'll Ever Do! The Narrows at Zion National Park.
Accidentally Country Hikes Bryce Canyon Country.
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Accidentally Country Hikes Bryce Canyon Country.
Angels Landing in Zion National Park Utah. 5 Minute Video Ascending to the Top!
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Angels Landing in Zion National Park Utah. 5 Minute Video Ascending to the Top!
Cutting Down a 100 Foot Tree in 1 Minute with Drone Footage #SHORTS
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Cutting Down a 100 Foot Tree in 1 Minute with Drone Footage #SHORTS
How to Cut Down a Large Tree (Approximately 100 feet tall)
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How to Cut Down a Large Tree (Approximately 100 feet tall)
How to Season Firewood 101
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How to Season Firewood 101

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  • @PaulBooth-ve3qz
    @PaulBooth-ve3qz 12 годин тому

    If you gotta be told how to do it you shouldnt be burning

  • @BuckyHoover
    @BuckyHoover Місяць тому

    The posts for the structure can just be used instead of buying 2x4s.

  • @chriss6787
    @chriss6787 Місяць тому

    The best part about this whole video to me was you can still have fun but keep it safe good stuff I subscribe to your channel first video I've seen but will not be the last God bless and have a good day sending Tennessee Love your Way.

  • @chriss6787
    @chriss6787 Місяць тому

    The best part about this whole video to me was you can still have fun but keep it safe good stuff I subscribe to your channel first video I seen but will not be the last God bless and have a good day sending Tennessee Love your Way.

    • @accidentallycountry
      @accidentallycountry Місяць тому

      Thank you so much. I used to live in TN and loved it. Appreciate the follow. I'm going to start getting some more material on here soon. Thanks for following!

  • @marykidd5666
    @marykidd5666 4 місяці тому

    I have one. When I press the trigger, it blows itself out

  • @Lou_Mansfield
    @Lou_Mansfield 6 місяців тому

    Does that make them go away? Pretty neat idea

  • @Lou_Mansfield
    @Lou_Mansfield 6 місяців тому

    How do we make sure the rack doesn't fall and the stuff hit our car?

  • @Lou_Mansfield
    @Lou_Mansfield 6 місяців тому

    I got only half acre of lawn and i hate mowing it every week. I'm going to reduce my lawn with trees and some pollinator plants. So glad i don't live in an HOA

  • @Lou_Mansfield
    @Lou_Mansfield 6 місяців тому

    Cool, thanks for showing what happens each day and the end result. seems like a great way to get rid of invasive shrubs and vines

  • @surroundedbyjaggoffs
    @surroundedbyjaggoffs 6 місяців тому

    A little salt , a little pepper , some garlic, you’re good to go!!!!

  • @stephaniehaynes27
    @stephaniehaynes27 9 місяців тому

    Thank you for not making this complicated!

  • @victorm7274
    @victorm7274 10 місяців тому

    I’ve been doing worm casting for at least 20 yrs now. I presently have 3- 4x24 ft worm bins and a few of those smaller bin you have there. No offense but I could always tell when a person doesn’t know about worms. And are doin a video for the sake of just doing a video. Worms don’t eat food scraps. I’m sure you’re confused now. Let me explain, The worm eat bacteria that the decomposing food provides. Bacteria love to eat food that are high in sugar. Example: sweet ripe banana. Which is why worms congregate around a ripe banana which looks like the worms love bananas but in reality it’s the bacteria they’re after. Now compost is a good source of food, it has ton of bacteria for the worms to eat 👍🏼. FYI: leachate is NOT good for your plant. It has nasty anaerobic bacteria which is not what you want to put on your plants. Worm tea IS good for your plant . Leachate and worm tea are not the same thing. In 20 yrs I’ve never used a light. Light to keep the worms in is not needed, if they have moisture and food (bacteria from manure). I promise you they won’t leave. In fact I just started a small bin today with out a light. I provided moisture and food in a form of compost which had a ton of bacteria. Happy worms stay 👍🏼

  • @samwimpy2600
    @samwimpy2600 10 місяців тому

    W/ regard to covering the wood...I plan to use a tarp. Did you say that one should have a vertical distance between the top of the firewood stack and the tarp? Or, can I just lay the tarp on top of the stack and secure it down w/ multiple sticks of firewood?

    • @ciphercode2298
      @ciphercode2298 3 місяці тому

      You can lay it directly ontop of the wood stack, but to be honest I cut mostly red oak in early spring and by fall it's down to between 15% -20% moisture content. I only cover mine when we get into the snowy season. Rain just runs off it and cant absorb rain moisture easily

  • @jaxxonbalboa3243
    @jaxxonbalboa3243 11 місяців тому

    Let's go scorched earth!

  • @Cbenz280
    @Cbenz280 11 місяців тому

    FYI, this now cost sixty dollars

  • @melindamontgomery9337
    @melindamontgomery9337 Рік тому

    I made four of these wood racks and they work great! Thanks for the great idea

  • @Arman-ck6zj
    @Arman-ck6zj Рік тому

    *Promosm*

  • @DonLuc23
    @DonLuc23 Рік тому

    I have these in strategic places around my house. My garden is also quite a ways from my house. I carry the water in smaller containers on a wagon to the garden. Works great.

  • @desertrestnv
    @desertrestnv Рік тому

    I'm a new subscriber. And planning to move off-grid soon. I'm enjoying your how to"s and tips and tricks videos very much. Thank you and keep up the great work, even with the bloopers!

  • @mariamansilla4772
    @mariamansilla4772 Рік тому

    Thank you for your information is very helpful, I’ll do my own 👍👍

  • @Tomlubatti
    @Tomlubatti Рік тому

    How does it do against myconnections tags?

  • @brianbuckwalter9706
    @brianbuckwalter9706 Рік тому

    Will it kill poison ivy?

  • @emilybh6255
    @emilybh6255 Рік тому

    I set mine up like that and it has fallen over twice. The pieces of wood are exposed to the weather though and we have had a lot of rain and the cinder blocks have probably sunk into the ground unevenly. Either than or a squirrel or other critter may be climbing it and its weight may be causing it to tip over. I'm going to have to relocate it to a cement slab.

    • @KevinDando
      @KevinDando Рік тому

      Oh man. So sorry. Mine fell over once in two years but I stacked it too high and didn’t distribute the weight evenly. Hope the slab works better for you.

  • @ClassicTV4U
    @ClassicTV4U Рік тому

    I always find it cool to see slight mods/updates on products that are sometimes based on what region of the country the product was manufactured; my BT150 has a red DOWN for CHOKE, UP for RUN POSITION switch, and the priming bulb is located on the bottom of the machine. REGARDLESS, these are great leaf blowers, and this video was put together really well!! Congrats...

  • @wfemp_4730
    @wfemp_4730 Рік тому

    My mom has some of those fire starter logs. You only need a very small piece of it to get your fire going, so I broke it up into several small pieces. Also, since I live in a heavily wooded area, I gather several small branches and twigs to use for kindling.

  • @georgeingridirwin6180
    @georgeingridirwin6180 Рік тому

    Excellent we have plenty of scrap wood around & tons of jar. We may even have the 'eye' to hang it with.

  • @glenhunter4020
    @glenhunter4020 Рік тому

    You did drill a hole in the bottle cap, didnt you. You might need to mention that for some people.just saying...

  • @bgh1047
    @bgh1047 Рік тому

    Do you have to bait the trap?

  • @PaulHainesNJ
    @PaulHainesNJ Рік тому

    If you're going to drill through the mason seal lid, use a step bit and avoid the rough blowout. For mine, I didn't use the lid and screwed through the mason band.

  • @brianbirtcher431
    @brianbirtcher431 Рік тому

    Mine has been up for 3 Days haven't caught one bee

    • @KevinDando
      @KevinDando Рік тому

      Sometimes it can take a few weeks but when the first one goes in, the others follow. Hope it works out.

    • @PaulHainesNJ
      @PaulHainesNJ Рік тому

      I read that if you manually kill one, throw the dead bee in the jar to attract others. Otherwise give it time or pick up some carpenter bee lure

    • @mcring543
      @mcring543 4 місяці тому

      Season the jar with saw dust.

  • @sb-ux5lq
    @sb-ux5lq Рік тому

    Cheap and easy!!!!......and my favorite poster 🍷

  • @alaysiakayebutler6299
    @alaysiakayebutler6299 Рік тому

    I was just going to read an article about seasoned firewood, when your video about that task started, and your humor stopped me in my tracks! That was the video I needed, after the chuckle. Went to your channel page, looking for this video, but first got to see you carry out every parents fantasy, what they'd love to do with a t.v., lol.. the humor plus serving straight details..love it. So, new sub here. UA-cam has been flooded with a lot of nonsense, so channels like yours are a real blessing, thank you!

  • @alaysiakayebutler6299
    @alaysiakayebutler6299 Рік тому

    Lol, great concise info! Impressive, too😂

  • @johnvaldes8725
    @johnvaldes8725 Рік тому

    You are an AWESOME DIY handy guy. Thank you so much. I believe you solved my deck nuisance problem.

  • @sb-ux5lq
    @sb-ux5lq Рік тому

    I enjoyed K..🍷

  • @J0shua029
    @J0shua029 Рік тому

    Thank you for this awesome tip!!!! I’ll try it soon!

  • @robotsdonotsmile7676
    @robotsdonotsmile7676 Рік тому

    Great idea. I made mine even cheaper by cutting six small pine trees, removing the branches, peeling the bark and they work like a charm.

  • @RONALDB62
    @RONALDB62 Рік тому

    I'm having a full rack of wood delivered which everybody knows is 4X4X8. 2 of these racks one behind the other should handle it right? Thanks!

    • @accidentallycountry
      @accidentallycountry Рік тому

      In my experience, it should. I think they will both be pretty full but it should do the trick. Good luck!

  • @jaylattay9352
    @jaylattay9352 Рік тому

    Made a 6 footer w/ your idea!! Thanks

  • @rob5763
    @rob5763 Рік тому

    Awesome idea. Gonna do that. Thanks

  • @TrungNguyen-gw3gp
    @TrungNguyen-gw3gp Рік тому

    Took your recommendation and visited Zion and thank you for the awesome tips. One of the best National Park to visit IMO.

  • @TrungNguyen-gw3gp
    @TrungNguyen-gw3gp 2 роки тому

    Not a cookie hahaahaha

  • @cindydando7049
    @cindydando7049 2 роки тому

    How heavy is it? Is it hard to handle?

  • @rawrevelations2002
    @rawrevelations2002 2 роки тому

    Thank You for such clear pointers! I'm just a beginner at this and needed this info!

    • @accidentallycountry
      @accidentallycountry 2 роки тому

      Thank you. I’m a beginner at everything and learning as I go. Glad you found it useful. Stay warm this winter!

  • @robink.981
    @robink.981 2 роки тому

    Phenomenal video. The views are absolutely breathtaking

  • @johnstanley354
    @johnstanley354 2 роки тому

    This was stunning! And the music! Two thumbs up!!!!!!

  • @calartian85
    @calartian85 2 роки тому

    A box of screws will cost you 28 dollars today. eff jay bee

    • @accidentallycountry
      @accidentallycountry 2 роки тому

      The cost estimate is definitely dated. Haha! Thanks for watching.

  • @Tomlubatti
    @Tomlubatti 2 роки тому

    More like ax-identally country

  • @TrungNguyen-gw3gp
    @TrungNguyen-gw3gp 2 роки тому

    Sadie is too funny! lol

  • @TrungNguyen-gw3gp
    @TrungNguyen-gw3gp 2 роки тому

    Very nice table. Love that we are both Ryobi fans :)