Hi everyone ,, thank you all for you positive vibrations. we have all worked hard here and have something special ,, i love workin' for ya folks and comin' here ..
thanks for the info. ive been using a hookeroon for a while but i have never seen pulp hooks. im gettin some of them. your videos are great. keep it up
Buckin Billy thanks for the demonstration of the pickaroon, I need one of them for my dad for unloading firewood from the truck bed. Thanks for the great videos my friend! Peace!
I’ve never seen another group on UA-cam that is as positive as this one. It seems as though the internet often brings the worst out of people but this group and these videos fly directly in the face of that and I am thoroughly enjoying it! Thank you all and let’s be kind to one another!
For 11 years, in the Kootenays, and in my 70s, I managed to stay safe in felling & splitting our fire wood. Now elsewhere & caregiver to my wife in long term care with Alzheimer’s, your show helps me to deal with our terrible journey. Thank you.
My Pop introduced me to this one word and I will never forget it, I am 70 years old now and my Pop is long gone. Thanks for that one Pop. The word is “tough”. Look it up. “Strong and durable; not easily broken or cut, not brittle or tender.” “Capable of great endurance; sturdy; hardy.” This to me is the very definition of being a man. Respect for your fellow creatures and never be afraid to call a lier a lier to there face. Lying I consider being a major breach in any interaction with humans. Lie to me once we are done.
Merry Christmas to the Buckin family. Thank you for this place. Everyone here has been very welcoming to me. Thank you all for that! Keep up the goodwork biggin
Hi Billy, my name is Will and I’m from Ohio in the United States. I just wanted to say hi and thank you for what you do. What I like most is how upbeat you are it make me want to be a better kind to man. Thank you for all you do keep it up. Love you man.
Hey Buckin!! Man I really love watching your video's!!! Your attitude and energy towards life is infectious!! I've only been watching for a couple weeks now, and you're my favorite channel BY FAR!! Also, I've been going back and watching some of your older videos and came across one where you talked about turning your life around and getting off drugs and alcohol. Proud to say that we have that in common. January 2nd will be 12 years for me without one drop of alcohol or any drugs. God bless, Merry Christmas, and Happy New Year! I will keep watching!!
Buckin Billy ray, I have been watching you for quite a while now. Hands down the best UA-cam channel it's like watching a tv series you can't get enough of. Thank you sir.
Good morning to ya Billy Ray.I thought I would share a wood trick my Uncle Rondell taught me when I was 16. Always stack your wood bark side up to shed the water when it rains and your wood will be dry enough for the fire. That's the same day he tought me the flick. Thanks Uncle Rondell,I will never forget you. RIP 😔
great stuff.. ya when we wood do big jobs and buck all the wood i wood keep the rounds down like a log and not flip them for splitting until the time came .. uncle Rondell was a good man
Thanks for putting together this channel Billy Ray. I just bought some acreage of timber and my first chainsaw, your videos have been very helpful to me as I get my property fixed up. God Bless.
Man, it doesn't matter what you post, I just genuinely enjoy everything you post because of your outlook on life and the positivity you put out in the world. Your attitude brightens my day regardless of what's going on. So thanks.
I like the pickeroons for the truck picking too... if the dump gets some stuck on the side and it just makes you look like a professional wood guy!!! Keep er movin'!!!
Thank you once again for another great video Billy! Can't have enough wood management tools, so my "go to's" are a regular old hook like yours, a 12" hookaroon, a 28" hookaroon and a 36" pickaroon...all get fairly equal use, depending on the task... Peace all and Billy, keep the positive vibes coming...
You’re welcome Buckin!!! I have a lot of fun being here and being kind!!! Looking forward to the Roarin 20’s with the Army and fellow soldiers of kindness!!!
Thanks for the inspiration Billy Ray.You remind Me of my Late father who died 24years ago and he's my Best Friend! Following in your footsteps. Rock on Brother.🏆
Good morning from N.C. Buckin and Army!! I'm also working up fire wood today along with working on a echo cs-3000 top Handel saw and getting ready to make my 044 in to a ported 460 big bore hybrid :) I'm just happy to be doing what I love to do! Peace love and kindness going out to ALL!!
I wanted to take a minute to thank you for your chain sharpening video's. The difference is night and day the way my saws cut through a piece of wood. I've tried every gizmo and gadget and came to the realization that they are mostly a crutch and the lowly file does the best job. Once I spent the time to get a good straight stroke and know what to look for, WOW! Chunks are flying. I have several saws, some are cheep home owner saws and some pro grade, and they are all awesome tools to get the job done now. Thanks again!
Can’t wait to see what you’re going to be doing in 2020, hard to top what you’ve been posting so far. The best part of your videos is the real content and heart you put into them. It’s obvious you enjoy making them and I/we enjoy watching them. Thanks for your channel. Happy New Year to you and your family and the whole Buckin’ Army.
Watching your work really makes me appreciate my forklift,tractor,splitter and 20 ft flatbed with a lift gate. I am just starting out and here I'm whining about not having a dump bed or trailer. Much respect. I have one of those hooks for hay I'm going to try and I'm definitely going to buy a pickeroon thank you for demonstrating as both tools have their place.
I've been using a pickaroon to unload my truck for several years now. Best use for the tool that I've found, saves a lot of jumping in and out of the bed! Lookin fwd to what's in store for 2020! Cheers!
Thank you, Buckin, for all you do. For a guy who just wanted to show chain sharpening and sell 20 axes 😄, you've created a movement to make the world a better place.
I like the idea of a pickaroon for unloading firewood, I'm always having to climb up and down to unload where I could just snag them to side or back. Great advice thanks buckin!
Man, I’ve always pined after a new truck but after seeing what you can do with an old beauty of a beater, I think that’s the direction I will go! Great feel on the drums, can’t wait to learn that myself
those stacks are beautifull in many ways. security. warmth. aesthetic. stature. just the beaty of the wood. i bet the smell is great. what a life u got there man.
After I saw your first video showcasing pulp hooks for firewood, I searched Amazon and found picaroons. Then I was confused about which to buy and searched a hundred videos only to find your comparison video on the two in the end lol. Pulp hooks it is haha thanks!!
I get what you mean , the pickeroon makes you half stoop , guaranteed back ache , the hook makes you keep moving , easier on the old hinges . Great video 👍🇬🇧
Interesting how regionally names for tools vary. In Maine my grampa used 2 different pulp hooks. The first was called a birch hook. It was made from round stock was very sharp. They used them to toss white birch for the tooth pick mill. The big risk was the hook diving into a punky heart wood and wouldnt let go on the toss. The other pulp hook was usually made from flat stock ground to a point on the end. I have one of each that he passed down to me. Kinda cool!
@NH-Hill Billy I was wondering about that. I just received it yesterday and it seems pretty blunt! I live in Missouri and cut mostly hardwoods. The tip is not sharp at all. Any suggestions?
Hi billy Mike from Ireland I use a shorter handle pickeroon for picking logs up off the ground I wouldn't go no where without it stay safe love your vids
Don’t know how I came across this channel but I love the positivity& interesting content. My grandma used to tell me be kind all the time so i got it tattooed recently pretty cool to see it in your videos . Keep up the great work . Jamie from CT
Buckin, we in Europe (Germany, Swiss, Austria) are using the „Pikeroon“ very often. We call it „Sapie“. There are normally 2 handle Sizes. Short and Long . You are using a Long one.
I use a pickaroon all the time to skid wood to, and to pick up wood onto my hydraulic splitter. I'm only in my 40's but, I have the back of someone in their 80's. Repetitive bowing kills my lower back due to prior back injuries.
I've stared making my own wood. I'm looking for picking tool for me. I think that hook supoused to be longer. To reach split and stay higher. I think you are right. Hook looks better and I had the same thoughts when seller show me in store. Now crazy stuff. I feel like I have been using this tool a lot:) like axe. I grab it as a teenager and first hit and I felt the same. Father was proud of me when he saw that after few hours of work I was like like a pro. Proud of my father was more courious than my abilities;]
Oh boy, Billy has new editing software to play with...all these messages on the screen it's like I'm cracking open a visual fortune cookie. Just wish he showed what my lucky numbers are. BTW, your driver side brake light is out.
hey buckin' , ive been a subscriber for a VERY long time but i rarely ever comment and i dont know why....but i would like to thank you for everything because i have learned oh so very much from your videos. This channel is good for my soul...living in southern california can be hard on the mind and i use your channel to escape. Thank you brother!
Watching this was kind of nice. I saw little gestures and movements you used with you pulp hook that I use when I use a spike back tomahawk for the same purpose. What works for you is the best way. Glad you are happy with your method I'll get a pulp hook for next season and give it a bash
Buckin' Billy Ray Smith Yet another great video. Love it all, if only the world had more people like you. Merry Christmas to you and your family and all BC. Keep them coming the TV is xhit over here in England. Ps liked and subscribed as requested. You have just shortened the longest day Thanks Mark
I find a pickaroon pretty handy rolling logs on a firewood pile or dragging heavy pieces back so you have room to cut again. Also handy if your picking firewood in the woods in some brush. Grandpa would always grind the tip like a sharp hook. Sticks better on hardwood. Nice for standing big pieces on end for splitting. Lots of different tools for different applications. A day on the firewood pile is a good day. Enjoy the content on your videos.
Hi everyone ,, thank you all for you positive vibrations. we have all worked hard here and have something special ,, i love workin' for ya folks and comin' here ..
Buckin' Billy Ray Smith Yer on! Let’s move some mountains! Booyaah 💪❤️👍
thanks for the info. ive been using a hookeroon for a while but i have never seen pulp hooks. im gettin some of them. your videos are great. keep it up
we love ya billy. See ya this year at Buckinstock!
Buckin Billy thanks for the demonstration of the pickaroon, I need one of them for my dad for unloading firewood from the truck bed. Thanks for the great videos my friend! Peace!
We couldn't ask for a better human to lead this army. You hold a special place in EVERYone of our hearts buckin Billy Ray!
I’ve never seen another group on UA-cam that is as positive as this one. It seems as though the internet often brings the worst out of people but this group and these videos fly directly in the face of that and I am thoroughly enjoying it! Thank you all and let’s be kind to one another!
Hard to hate on this guy, he is special.
I’m really high and every time a buckin-inspirational quote pops up I feel like god is talking to me
😂😂😂I gotta try this.
The modern religious experience 😂
Modern problems require modern solutions
Hahahah Best comment I've seen in a year and half..
Moi aussi!! (Me too!!)
For 11 years, in the Kootenays, and in my 70s, I managed to stay safe in felling & splitting our fire wood. Now elsewhere & caregiver to my wife in long term care with Alzheimer’s, your show helps me to deal with our terrible journey. Thank you.
My Pop introduced me to this one word and I will never forget it, I am 70 years old now and my Pop is long gone. Thanks for that one Pop.
The word is “tough”. Look it up. “Strong and durable; not easily broken or cut, not brittle or tender.” “Capable of great endurance; sturdy; hardy.” This to me is the very definition of being a man. Respect for your fellow creatures and never be afraid to call a lier a lier to there face. Lying I consider being a major breach in any interaction with humans. Lie to me once we are done.
Thanks for sharing. I'm taking that to heart
“Practice listening, instead of thinking what you’re gonna say!” Great advice for the young and old! Love it!
Merry Christmas to the Buckin family.
Thank you for this place. Everyone here has been very welcoming to me.
Thank you all for that! Keep up the goodwork biggin
Hi Billy, my name is Will and I’m from Ohio in the United States. I just wanted to say hi and thank you for what you do. What I like most is how upbeat you are it make me want to be a better kind to man. Thank you for all you do keep it up. Love you man.
Welcome Will!
Great to have you along on the Buckin Billy Ray experience!
What part of Ohio are you from?
Be Kind Friend!!!
these are the comments that keep me fueled welcome friend
Im from akron ohio . billy where are you ? Sounds like nova Scotia. Bernie Livingston ring a bell ?
Hey Buckin!! Man I really love watching your video's!!! Your attitude and energy towards life is infectious!! I've only been watching for a couple weeks now, and you're my favorite channel BY FAR!! Also, I've been going back and watching some of your older videos and came across one where you talked about turning your life around and getting off drugs and alcohol. Proud to say that we have that in common. January 2nd will be 12 years for me without one drop of alcohol or any drugs. God bless, Merry Christmas, and Happy New Year! I will keep watching!!
GOOD FOR YOU
Awesome!
That’s a fantastic achievement
Thanks guys!!
Hey buckin you have a brake light out on the drivers side.
Thank you, I appreciate the time you spend making these videos and sharing them with us.
Never in my life of watching UA-cam have i ever felt so welcomed to a channel, honestly. You really are something special brother god bless🙏🏼
Buckin Billy ray, I have been watching you for quite a while now. Hands down the best UA-cam channel it's like watching a tv series you can't get enough of. Thank you sir.
You've a heart of GOLD! Thank you from the U. S. A. !!!!
Good morning to ya Billy Ray.I thought I would share a wood trick my Uncle Rondell taught me when I was 16. Always stack your wood bark side up to shed the water when it rains and your wood will be dry enough for the fire. That's the same day he tought me the flick. Thanks Uncle Rondell,I will never forget you. RIP 😔
great stuff.. ya when we wood do big jobs and buck all the wood i wood keep the rounds down like a log and not flip them for splitting until the time came .. uncle Rondell was a good man
I got 4 axe handles for Christmas! for my grandpa’s old splitting axes & hatchets!
Nice work!!! It's definitely enjoying watching you get after the wood pile nothing heats like wood.
Thanks for putting together this channel Billy Ray. I just bought some acreage of timber and my first chainsaw, your videos have been very helpful to me as I get my property fixed up. God Bless.
Cheers to you and yours Sir Billy. Thank for sharing your wisdom, you always make a pile of sense to me. Peace and love to all✌️❤️😊🌞
Man, it doesn't matter what you post, I just genuinely enjoy everything you post because of your outlook on life and the positivity you put out in the world. Your attitude brightens my day regardless of what's going on. So thanks.
buckin that truck is a beauty and she needs some ospho. let her live free from rust eating away. give her the ospho hug she deserves
Buckin I am so thankful to be here! I told my wife we are going to buckin stock 2020! I’m saving my dollars!
Awesomeness see ya in Mishawaka!
Brent_Auctions_Indiana woohooo
billy getting out of his truck 30 yds away saying “haha, it worked!”.. made my day.
I like the pickeroons for the truck picking too... if the dump gets some stuck on the side and it just makes you look like a professional wood guy!!! Keep er movin'!!!
Thank you once again for another great video Billy! Can't have enough wood management tools, so my "go to's" are a regular old hook like yours, a 12" hookaroon, a 28" hookaroon and a 36" pickaroon...all get fairly equal use, depending on the task... Peace all and Billy, keep the positive vibes coming...
Goodness, kindness, love! I'm drawn to it as a moth is to a flame. Thank you for putting yourself out to us. Beautiful!!!!!
I love seeing these old trucks used. They always work awesome and look downright mean doing it.
A quiet tongue gains wisdom without judgment. Hope all are doing great! Love from the Ozarks.
You’re welcome Buckin!!!
I have a lot of fun being here and being kind!!! Looking forward to the Roarin 20’s with the Army and fellow soldiers of kindness!!!
Thanks for the inspiration Billy Ray.You remind Me of my Late father who died 24years ago and he's my Best Friend! Following in your footsteps. Rock on Brother.🏆
Good morning from N.C. Buckin and Army!! I'm also working up fire wood today along with working on a echo cs-3000 top Handel saw and getting ready to make my 044 in to a ported 460 big bore hybrid :) I'm just happy to be doing what I love to do! Peace love and kindness going out to ALL!!
This is the best channel on UA-cam. When I watch it it makes me want to go do stuff.
Hi Billy Ray it's great that you are sharing your time and vision for work. A great positive friend.
That was a great video Billy ! Thanks for always putting up great content, your the best and a pleasure to watch !!
I love watching the firewood videos great job buckin keep em coming!!!!!
I wanted to take a minute to thank you for your chain sharpening video's. The difference is night and day the way my saws cut through a piece of wood. I've tried every gizmo and gadget and came to the realization that they are mostly a crutch and the lowly file does the best job. Once I spent the time to get a good straight stroke and know what to look for, WOW! Chunks are flying. I have several saws, some are cheep home owner saws and some pro grade, and they are all awesome tools to get the job done now. Thanks again!
I love the redness of that wood, beautiful firewood!
Every time I watch I learn something new. Keep it up. Happy Holidays everyone!!!
Stumbled on you, and your videos are great and positive.
Can’t wait to see what you’re going to be doing in 2020, hard to top what you’ve been posting so far. The best part of your videos is the real content and heart you put into them. It’s obvious you enjoy making them and I/we enjoy watching them. Thanks for your channel. Happy New Year to you and your family and the whole Buckin’ Army.
Watching your work really makes me appreciate my forklift,tractor,splitter and 20 ft flatbed with a lift gate. I am just starting out and here I'm whining about not having a dump bed or trailer. Much respect. I have one of those hooks for hay I'm going to try and I'm definitely going to buy a pickeroon thank you for demonstrating as both tools have their place.
I've been using a pickaroon to unload my truck for several years now. Best use for the tool that I've found, saves a lot of jumping in and out of the bed! Lookin fwd to what's in store for 2020! Cheers!
The Right Tool For The Right Job Brother
What an inspiration you are!!! Stay strong. Godspeed
Inspirational ....much love & kindness from UK....you are a good man...
Thank you, Buckin, for all you do. For a guy who just wanted to show chain sharpening and sell 20 axes 😄, you've created a movement to make the world a better place.
Jeff . you have been here a long time, isnt that crazy
Awesome video billy. thanks for the content!
Thank You Buckin! Great videos, great friends on this channel and have a brilliant New Year to you and the all the family. Graham 🇬🇧🇬🇧❤️❤️🍺🍺
Another great video the axe 🪓 man. Looking forward to 2020. Thank you Buckin Billy Ray for all your time and hard work !!!
I just love that classic Ford truck of yours!I was taught that tool is a hay hook, I'm gonna try that!
Discovered your channel. Dude...you are doin' it right on all cylinders man. Keep to your truth sir and thank you.
I have learned from you.
Welcome!
Great to have along on the Buckin Billy Ray experience!
Be Kind Friend!
Good morning Buckin’ 🤩 Merry Christmas! 🎄
Another fantastic video! 👍👍
I have mad respect for you brotha!
That pulp hook is nice, I will have to try it. Thanks Billy. Take care.
Hey great stuff ! I'm learning so much and I love working with wood too! You are inspiring me to keep dreaming and keep moving!
I like the idea of a pickaroon for unloading firewood, I'm always having to climb up and down to unload where I could just snag them to side or back. Great advice thanks buckin!
Man, I’ve always pined after a new truck but after seeing what you can do with an old beauty of a beater, I think that’s the direction I will go! Great feel on the drums, can’t wait to learn that myself
those stacks are beautifull in many ways. security. warmth. aesthetic. stature. just the beaty of the wood. i bet the smell is great. what a life u got there man.
Thanks Buckin love this community. Thank you everyone here for being supportive and real about life and life lessons. 🌲❤🌲✊
Love the channel! Amazing positive energy!!!
After I saw your first video showcasing pulp hooks for firewood, I searched Amazon and found picaroons. Then I was confused about which to buy and searched a hundred videos only to find your comparison video on the two in the end lol. Pulp hooks it is haha thanks!!
I get what you mean , the pickeroon makes you half stoop , guaranteed back ache , the hook makes you keep moving , easier on the old hinges . Great video 👍🇬🇧
Interesting how regionally names for tools vary. In Maine my grampa used 2 different pulp hooks. The first was called a birch hook. It was made from round stock was very sharp. They used them to toss white birch for the tooth pick mill. The big risk was the hook diving into a punky heart wood and wouldnt let go on the toss. The other pulp hook was usually made from flat stock ground to a point on the end. I have one of each that he passed down to me. Kinda cool!
very kool Mr lunt .. charish those
Billy your firewood is beautiful, I'm used to pin oak, locust, maple, ash, hedge apple but nothing as beautiful as that fir. Love the video.
Love your videos. Good morning friends and Buckin love and happiness to all your family
Good morning Buckin. Doing great.
I ordered a pulp hook based upon your recommendation and it will be here Tuesday.
@NH-Hill Billy I was wondering about that. I just received it yesterday and it seems pretty blunt! I live in Missouri and cut mostly hardwoods.
The tip is not sharp at all.
Any suggestions?
@NH-Hill Billy OK, so I was coreect in thinking the blunt end should be almost knife like in appearance?
@NH-Hill Billy Thank you, and have a happy new year!
The hook is me too Billy:). I also have a little hook on the tip, helps to hold the wood. Great info:)
Just the other week there was only 100k subs, it’s good that this channel is growing. Keep up the good work mate
Hi billy Mike from Ireland I use a shorter handle pickeroon for picking logs up off the ground I wouldn't go no where without it stay safe love your vids
HELLO HOPE ALL IS WELL
I like the pickaroon for loading the tractor bucket the wood is to heavy to throw. Hard maple.
Don’t know how I came across this channel but I love the positivity& interesting content. My grandma used to tell me be kind all the time so i got it tattooed recently pretty cool to see it in your videos . Keep up the great work . Jamie from CT
Awesome beats at the end BBR !
Buckin, we in Europe (Germany, Swiss, Austria) are using the „Pikeroon“ very often. We call it „Sapie“. There are normally 2 handle Sizes. Short and Long . You are using a Long one.
Buckin I love the kustom bend on the merc's antenna!
You are a maniac! Love it!
Love watching you make sharpen axes chainsaw chains big shout out from Newfoundland
I use a pickaroon all the time to skid wood to, and to pick up wood onto my hydraulic splitter. I'm only in my 40's but, I have the back of someone in their 80's. Repetitive bowing kills my lower back due to prior back injuries.
Dude, that hooks deadly!
Your drum solos are appreciated!
I've stared making my own wood. I'm looking for picking tool for me. I think that hook supoused to be longer. To reach split and stay higher. I think you are right. Hook looks better and I had the same thoughts when seller show me in store. Now crazy stuff. I feel like I have been using this tool a lot:) like axe. I grab it as a teenager and first hit and I felt the same. Father was proud of me when he saw that after few hours of work I was like like a pro. Proud of my father was more courious than my abilities;]
Oh boy, Billy has new editing software to play with...all these messages on the screen it's like I'm cracking open a visual fortune cookie. Just wish he showed what my lucky numbers are. BTW, your driver side brake light is out.
hey buckin' , ive been a subscriber for a VERY long time but i rarely ever comment and i dont know why....but i would like to thank you for everything because i have learned oh so very much from your videos. This channel is good for my soul...living in southern california can be hard on the mind and i use your channel to escape. Thank you brother!
Awesomeness Friend!
Be Kind!
I really really enjoy your videos Buckin, God bless you and your family and Merry Christmas !
Really liked the massages throughout this video they absolutely hit home buckin.
Wait!!!!you got massages....no fair ...OH!!! mEssages i got ya, LOL
Hope your Well Friend!
Be Kind
@@AuctionIndiana dang phone lol.
Well this video settled it. No money spent on a pickaroon. I’m going to give the hook a go. Thanks. Love the truck
i always watch your videos and i love them
I never use my pickaroon or hookaroon on split wood. Just rounds. Thanks for the great informative videos and positive attitude towards living life.
Good show mate have a good new years 😆👍👍
Omg 89.4 subscribers. Less then 10k to go. Kindness is taking over this channel. Love you all. Welcome to our growing family all the newcomers.
Awesome drum playing
Watching this was kind of nice. I saw little gestures and movements you used with you pulp hook that I use when I use a spike back tomahawk for the same purpose. What works for you is the best way. Glad you are happy with your method I'll get a pulp hook for next season and give it a bash
I've been holding off on buying the china cymbal to my set. Hearing yours now I think I'm gunna go ahead and order it
Buckin' Billy Ray Smith
Yet another great video. Love it all, if only the world had more people like you. Merry Christmas to you and your family and all BC. Keep them coming the TV is xhit over here in England. Ps liked and subscribed as requested. You have just shortened the longest day Thanks Mark
I find a pickaroon pretty handy rolling logs on a firewood pile or dragging heavy pieces back so you have room to cut again. Also handy if your picking firewood in the woods in some brush. Grandpa would always grind the tip like a sharp hook. Sticks better on hardwood. Nice for standing big pieces on end for splitting. Lots of different tools for different applications. A day on the firewood pile is a good day. Enjoy the content on your videos.
You are great your videos are educational learning how to split wood
Awesome cab stack tip.
Wow that wood hook is key.
Thank you Billy Ray for being a true friend!