Your not the only person that has said what you did about negative comments and on one UA-cam channel he said; It's my farm, I'll do what I want. Anyways, enjoyed watching you take out the fence and the work you did. I hope you have a nice weekend.
To the tree huggers...Pulling out cedar trees are no big loss. Another bird will sit on the new fence and deposit another seed and in 5 years you'll have the same tree. Nice work pulling out that thistle, Cole. 👍 Tell your mom her hollyhocks are as pretty as always. 🌺🌺🌺
Sonne Farm and Sonne Farm rules! Praying for rain. Finally got rain in Tucson and southern Arizona. 108 and an hour later it is 68 because it rained! God Bless Y'all 🙏.
Cole, the 10, or so, seconds the sounds of your day at the beginning of your videos lately are very nice... It makes me feel like I'm there, I'm helping or doing the work myself. Thank you for sharing your lives w/ us and let Brain, Tammy, your lovely wife, and (of course) the kettles know that you all (and the ranchers and farmers across the country) are in our thoughts.
Thank you for your common sense comment...It's our land, we'll do what we want with it. My yard looks like your Mom and Dad's yard. No trees. It's like being on vacation! No limbs to constantly clean up, no leaves to rake and remove. Keep on keepin' on!!! Great video.
Great Video!! Always enjoy you Videos. Thumbs on your comments about the trees. You have every right to do what you want with Your land. Keep the great videos coming.
Hard work whether it is hot or cold. You just do what you have to do. You are knowledgeable, experienced and wise. If you see that it is best to take out a few small trees then by all means, have at it. Who are we to give unneeded advice. Good on you young man.
The only trees that need left are the ones all them moo's was shadin under. Either that loader is lighter than I thought or those weed trees were well rooted. You get a lot done for a boy working alone. I hope those thunder heads make it too you. Good video. Pax.
Cole, your statement about this is your land cracks me up! I loved how you dealt with the nay-sayers. It is your land! Thanks for the video! I look forward to watching all your videos.
Cole, you are an outstanding farm hand. Your dad should be proud of you. As for the Tree Huggers. They would complain if they were hung with a brand new rope. Like you said, it is your land and you will tend it like you want to. Which is correct.
Lol!!!😂 I'm DYIN' !!! Was watchin' as always on my fire stick and had to come here special to comment...... "Have a glass of water. Take a nap. It'll be all right...". Haha....Laughing so hard my eyes are MOIST.🤣🤣🤣
Just passing through your country and saying at the KOA in Mitchell tonight. Nice farm country and the local people are so friendly. Enjoy the channel and more trees will always grow along the new fence in time
Cole, we love your videos.!❤. We have learned so much about farming (aka framing) from watching. You’ve taught us about raising cattle, as well as growing crops. So much of your show is brand new to us. We had no idea how much maintenance goes into the equipment. You have more drive and determination than any two people. Your dad is going to want to leave town more often because you get so much done when he’s away. Don’t worry about losing scrub brush. It’s fun to see you use the equipment to accomplish removing the fence. The roller that you invented and made is works well. Love your corny jokes. Love to see you laughing and having fun. Look forward to the song of the day. Hadn’t imagined that farmers listen to radio all day in the tractors 🚜. We’re praying 🙏 that you receive the weather you most need. We hope you’ll continue to make videos. You’re terrific! You brighten our day. Rejoice and be glad!
NICE handstands with the tractor!!!! Love your channel, God Bless you and your family. As far as the trees go, you need to do what is needed for your farm and animals.
Don't believe I ever hugged a tree in my life, but I was a forestry grad student, so I tend to lean in favor of trees. Still, I have to wonder how many of those trees are there ONLY because a random bird sat on a pre-existing fence and deposited some seeds below.
I would imagine most of those trees are invasive species. If you get too many complaints next time don’t share it. Just do it. Hate these arm chair farmers. Cheers
I'm all for saving trees, I really like having shade trees around...but sometimes a tree's just gotta go. Can't find myself upset about pulling a tree out of a fencerow. We pull 'em all the time at the family place...and they're mostly mesquites, which are basically just giant weeds.
loved how the Payloader REALLY hugged a lot of those trees real Tight!!! those trees were not so much a tree as just a pain in de Azzets!!! not like they provided any shade for the Cattle!!!! now if they were the big oaks, that would be different, most farms around me have removed all trees and fence lines between all fields but then they do not have livestock anymore! doing a Great Job while Ma & Pa Sonne Vaca!!!!
You got the right mind set. You have todo what is best for your land and animals. If my grand father was still alive and farming he would have done the fence the same way. I love the way you and your dad take care of your animals, land, and equipment.
Thanks for another great video. It was interesting and enjoyable. Tearing out old fence lines is not the easiest to do. You did a great job with the skid loader and payloader. You saved a lot of man hours by doing it the way you did. Now you are ready for the new fence line. Really like that fly sprayer you have in the back of the four by four. Works very well on your herd. Thanks for everything Cole. The Iowa Farm Boy.
Great video Cole! Love that payloader! We have some land in Northern Michigan and we cut 10-20 acres of trees every few years. It's amazing how many trees grow back from the roots! After three years we can't walk through the woods it's so thick. I totally understand you doing what you do!
Cole, I’m a fence contractor and we just tore out about 80 50-100’ trees for 1/4 mile of fence, displacing a family of two does and two bambis.. normal week of fencing. Trees sometimes gotta go to make room for new stuff! It’s ok they don’t mind they’re just trees.
Hey Cole, negative comments put as much $ in your pocket as positive ones. So, let the tree huggers comment to their hearts’ content!😂 In the south, we like oaks and other hardwoods (the bigger, the better) and the pine trees, well, we take ‘em or leave ‘em (their roots don’t run deep, so they are quick to uproot during high winds). Living at the foothills of the Appalachian Mountains, we seldom lack neither hills, mountains nor trees. We are thankful for those trees that are beautiful to look at, keep some of us warm during our cold winter nights and keep us cool during our hot summers. So, Cole, keep farming like you and Brian want. Some will keep hating anything that isn’t their own idea (and sometimes even if it is their idea). And, some of us will keep on swinging, while contemplating how to achieve world peace (or what we will cook for dinner). 😊
I didn’t interview today, Cole, when you were taking out the fence in between the trees. You had no choice but to take out some of those trees!! Some of those different types of trees are really jump trees anyway such as cedar in my opinion, and I really a pre-because they will spread like wildfire and steal the rooted soil for other types of trees!! I really appreciated you taking the time to pick up the tea post and all that wire to protect the cattle. You’re a hard worker. Cole , I don’t know why I haven’t been getting your videos, but I found a bunch of videos I haven’t seen so, I am going to spend extra time getting caught up and just watch for your videos every day from now on and if I don’t see them on today’s menu, I’m going to just have to do a search and type it in for Sonne farms. I have always enjoyed your videos.❣️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️
Ill never understand the reasoning of people who post demanding you do what they say you should do..... You're absolutely right Cole.... no ones telling them what to do with their possessions.
Here in Wisconsin we take fence lines out all the time fields back in the day were small but now with bigger equipment it's easier to take out the fence line and make 3 or 4 fields in to one big one much easier to farm
When it comes to farming fixing fence you got to do what you got to do. No job is easy. Nice 4 wheeling when taking out trees Now easier to put fence up. I remember those days Good Job Cole
Yesterday in Hot Springs, they got tennis ball sized hail. Broke some windows in my cousin's house. Sadly, lots of damage in town. Look at todays or yesterdays (don't know when you're reading this) Rapid City Journal for photos. Praying you guys get some rain this week.
Cole, you, your dad & your uncle work tirelessly making the best decisions for your land, crops, cattle and your families future. So many people on the internet have knee jerk reactions (“you’re cutting down trees! Save The Trees!”) and think everyone needs to hear every single one of their opinions all the time. It gets very tiresome. You’re giving us (the Peanut Gallery) the chance to see and learn about a lifestyle most have no contact with, aside from going to a farmer’s market or the animal barn at the State Fair. I like the respect and humor you show in all your videos. And you speak the truth that while there are many really tasty vegetarian dishes, adding cheese and/or beef can greatly enhance a dish, lol!
Opinions and butt holes are the same thing- everybody has one. What people do on their own ground is none of my business nor theirs about mine. I'm sure if they were building a house and tress needed to be taken down they wouldn't think twice. Neighbor guy that rents the farm next to me asked about trimming trees back along the property line. Like I cared but did ask for the wood since I burn it for heat. Life doesn't have to be difficult but it seems like people go out of their way to do just that. Nice job and you cattle will appreciate it
The Juniper trees out here in the west are pulled out in areas where water is a scarce issue. The junipers use up the moisture on land that's used for growing crops and in fields where cattle graze. You might want to talk to the local AG folks about the removal of all the Juniper trees so your ground has better moisture and there will be more ground water for other more important uses besides growing wind blocks.
With that fencing embedded in the trees you pulled, the trees were doomed and using a chainsaw to cut them would be in danger of accident when chain meets metal. Your removal was justified. Wishing you and your family a blessed week filled with gentle rains, seasonally appropriate weather and restful evenings together. Bless you bride for having the insight to get that pool allowing a cool evening soak. Peace brother
Cole its your land . Do as you please. What the tree hugger’s don’t realize is there are some trees that are PURE D TRASH trees. I couldn’t tell but those looked like Cedar trees totally useless and nothing but WATER GUZZLERS. . Your doing a great job Cole keep it up
Cole, you could probably sell those trees you pulled out to the governor of California. He will spread them around the forest so the fires have more fuel of when they start. 😏
If you look at old photos from the area there would have been almost no trees except for the river bottoms, you should be commended for planting all the trees! :)
I have a ton of trees and red cedar and I would love to have this land cleared off to Prairie status. Central Oklahoma if you’re wondering. not PO but I might take a nap. You gotta do what you Gotta do people don’t eat from lack of effort.
The trees you tore out were scrub pines and invasive junipers. You did the right thing for your cattle. Send the tree huggers to the Pacific Northwest. They'll be swaddled and coddled out there. I'm FROM there for a reason!
love this video.. my brother worked in the woods of Maine for years and he always said to the tree huggers "save a tree wipe your ass with an owl." I bet Ellie will be glad when her humans come home.
Great angle shots Cole. I would reccomend getting a back brace and use it when you do jobs like pulling up steaks and building gates. I was a merchandiser for 40 years and picked up 50lb boxes everyday. Today, I've had back fusion surgery, two total knee replacements, a hip replacement and a total shoulder replacement. All due to the abuse from my job. Please protect those joints. I'm sure you know better since you've had knee surgery. Don't become bionic like me😂
I’m in central Minnesota and last winter I was cleaning the edges of fields. They would be really crying I cut about 45 cord of logs but I do burn them in my outdoor wood boiler
Cole I didn't mind you pulling the trees out, I thought it was pretty cool watching you lift the payloader off the ground. I didn't have a glass of water, I had a beer. And it wasn't a Bud light! Thanks for the video.
Once again a very creative video Cole. If you ever wanted to stop farming I'm sure you could get into being a videographer. Understand having to take out the trees. Cows browsing in there getting into the wire very dangerous. Cows are the ranches livelihood. Your sure keeping yourself busy with your Mom n Dad on vacation. 😊
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Your not the only person that has said what you did about negative comments and on one UA-cam channel he said; It's my farm, I'll do what I want. Anyways, enjoyed watching you take out the fence and the work you did. I hope you have a nice weekend.
Thank you Sonne farms!!!
Any time!
To the tree huggers...Pulling out cedar trees are no big loss. Another bird will sit on the new fence and deposit another seed and in 5 years you'll have the same tree. Nice work pulling out that thistle, Cole. 👍 Tell your mom her hollyhocks are as pretty as always. 🌺🌺🌺
They should get rid of every tree on the farm. Not needed.
Thank you Cole for sharing your life!!!
Sonne Farm and Sonne Farm rules! Praying for rain. Finally got rain in Tucson and southern Arizona. 108 and an hour later it is 68 because it rained! God Bless Y'all 🙏.
Cole . You are such a dedicated Rancher. Thank you so very much for all you and your family do
Great Video Cole hope your Dad and Mom are enjoying their Holidays.
That was some rough work thank goodness for the heavy machinery to have to help you
Cole, the 10, or so, seconds the sounds of your day at the beginning of your videos lately are very nice... It makes me feel like I'm there, I'm helping or doing the work myself. Thank you for sharing your lives w/ us and let Brain, Tammy, your lovely wife, and (of course) the kettles know that you all (and the ranchers and farmers across the country) are in our thoughts.
Uncle Jeff and his family 'n critters, too!!
Thank you for your common sense comment...It's our land, we'll do what we want with it. My yard looks like your Mom and Dad's yard. No trees. It's like being on vacation! No limbs to constantly clean up, no leaves to rake and remove.
Keep on keepin' on!!!
Great video.
So many projects you are knocking out! Inspired by your motivation.
Plus great camera positioning and some fun.
Thanks so much!
Great Video!! Always enjoy you Videos. Thumbs on your comments about the trees. You have every right to do what you want with Your land. Keep the great videos coming.
You certainly are not sitting around "twiddling your thumbs". Thank you for showing your day.
Hard work whether it is hot or cold. You just do what you have to do. You are knowledgeable, experienced and wise. If you see that it is best to take out a few small trees then by all means, have at it. Who are we to give unneeded advice. Good on you young man.
Awsome content again cole.thanks.
Glad you enjoyed it!
Cole nice Extreme Loader Work! 👍👍
The only trees that need left are the ones all them moo's was shadin under. Either that loader is lighter than I thought or those weed trees were well rooted. You get a lot done for a boy working alone. I hope those thunder heads make it too you. Good video. Pax.
Cole, your statement about this is your land cracks me up! I loved how you dealt with the nay-sayers. It is your land! Thanks for the video! I look forward to watching all your videos.
Not sure why but watching you work is so relaxing ! Love the videos !
I always chuckle when there are people who have these big drives to plant trees. Leave trees alone and they will take over
Cole, you are an outstanding farm hand. Your dad should be proud of you. As for the Tree Huggers. They would complain if they were hung with a brand new rope. Like you said, it is your land and you will tend it like you want to. Which is correct.
I think they would whine if you used a silk rope!!
The hollyhocks are beautiful. You sure have a lot of equipment to take care of, and you do it well.
Cole...you a wonderful steward of the land God has allowed you to care for and to provide for you and your family!!! Ignore the naysayers!!!
Much appreciated
Great job taking out that fence for sure. You are right about the cheese and the Fixin’s on the grill look mighty mighty good. Great job, Cole.
Lol!!!😂 I'm DYIN' !!! Was watchin' as always on my fire stick and had to come here special to comment...... "Have a glass of water. Take a nap. It'll be all right...". Haha....Laughing so hard my eyes are MOIST.🤣🤣🤣
I laughed out loud when you dug up that thistle 😂😂
He needs a bigger shovel.
Brian and mum can take a longer vacation,no wories on the farm.all work is done 110 percent right.stay safe all.
I'm sure that Payloader is an asset to your Ranch. Wow! You pulled a lot of old fencing out, kudos. Have a "great" day!!!
Newmember here
Just passing through your country and saying at the KOA in Mitchell tonight. Nice farm country and the local people are so friendly. Enjoy the channel and more trees will always grow along the new fence in time
"have a glass of water maybe take a nap " I love it! If you're not paying the taxes you don't get a say. Great video.
Cole, we love your videos.!❤. We have learned so much about farming (aka framing) from watching. You’ve taught us about raising cattle, as well as growing crops. So much of your show is brand new to us. We had no idea how much maintenance goes into the equipment. You have more drive and determination than any two people. Your dad is going to want to leave town more often because you get so much done when he’s away.
Don’t worry about losing scrub brush. It’s fun to see you use the equipment to accomplish removing the fence. The roller that you invented and made is works well.
Love your corny jokes. Love to see you laughing and having fun. Look forward to the song of the day. Hadn’t imagined that farmers listen to radio all day in the tractors 🚜. We’re praying 🙏 that you receive the weather you most need.
We hope you’ll continue to make videos. You’re terrific! You brighten our day.
Rejoice and be glad!
NICE handstands with the tractor!!!! Love your channel, God Bless you and your family. As far as the trees go, you need to do what is needed for your farm and animals.
Cole, loved your "supervisors" today! So cute that the cows are curious.
That payloader is your favorite toy. You're like one together lol.
Morning Cole, this picture reminds me of the movie Cars, with tractor tipping. Haha! Have a good day!
Cole is one busy rancher, like the relaxed attitude pulling out the old bobbed wire fence.
Don't believe I ever hugged a tree in my life, but I was a forestry grad student, so I tend to lean in favor of trees. Still, I have to wonder how many of those trees are there ONLY because a random bird sat on a pre-existing fence and deposited some seeds below.
Thats 99% of them!
They aint trees they are bird shit that grew
I would imagine most of those trees are invasive species. If you get too many complaints next time don’t share it. Just do it. Hate these arm chair farmers. Cheers
Birds are handy with that, drop the seed, fertilizer and some moisture all in one package
I'm all for saving trees, I really like having shade trees around...but sometimes a tree's just gotta go. Can't find myself upset about pulling a tree out of a fencerow.
We pull 'em all the time at the family place...and they're mostly mesquites, which are basically just giant weeds.
A day in the life..... Very good narration on showing us the "Average" day.. Thanks for taking us with you! Keep on keepin' on!
loved how the Payloader REALLY hugged a lot of those trees real Tight!!! those trees were not so much a tree as just a pain in de Azzets!!! not like they provided any shade for the Cattle!!!! now if they were the big oaks, that would be different, most farms around me have removed all trees and fence lines between all fields but then they do not have livestock anymore! doing a Great Job while Ma & Pa Sonne Vaca!!!!
Great job and video.. You did good today. thank you Cole.
Cole, keep up great work. You are doing a fantastic job on your farm.
You got the right mind set. You have todo what is best for your land and animals. If my grand father was still alive and farming he would have done the fence the same way. I love the way you and your dad take care of your animals, land, and equipment.
Cole, you worked very hard today!!! I enjoy watching your videos!! 💪🚜
Thank you Cole for sharing
Lonely working by yourself, dangerous also. Cheesesteak sounds good. Praying for rain and clouds.
Thanks for another great video. It was interesting and enjoyable.
Tearing out old fence lines is not the easiest to do. You did a great job with the skid loader and payloader. You saved a lot of man hours by doing it the way you did. Now you are ready for the new fence line.
Really like that fly sprayer you have in the back of the four by four. Works very well on your herd.
Thanks for everything Cole.
The Iowa Farm Boy.
Great video Cole! Love that payloader! We have some land in Northern Michigan and we cut 10-20 acres of trees every few years. It's amazing how many trees grow back from the roots! After three years we can't walk through the woods it's so thick. I totally understand you doing what you do!
Cole, I’m a fence contractor and we just tore out about 80 50-100’ trees for 1/4 mile of fence, displacing a family of two does and two bambis.. normal week of fencing. Trees sometimes gotta go to make room for new stuff! It’s ok they don’t mind they’re just trees.
Enjoyed the video today!!! Loved how you dug up the thistle!!!! Try and stay cool.
Hey Cole, negative comments put as much $ in your pocket as positive ones. So, let the tree huggers comment to their hearts’ content!😂 In the south, we like oaks and other hardwoods (the bigger, the better) and the pine trees, well, we take ‘em or leave ‘em (their roots don’t run deep, so they are quick to uproot during high winds). Living at the foothills of the Appalachian Mountains, we seldom lack neither hills, mountains nor trees. We are thankful for those trees that are beautiful to look at, keep some of us warm during our cold winter nights and keep us cool during our hot summers. So, Cole, keep farming like you and Brian want. Some will keep hating anything that isn’t their own idea (and sometimes even if it is their idea). And, some of us will keep on swinging, while contemplating how to achieve world peace (or what we will cook for dinner). 😊
I didn’t interview today, Cole, when you were taking out the fence in between the trees. You had no choice but to take out some of those trees!! Some of those different types of trees are really jump trees anyway such as cedar in my opinion, and I really a pre-because they will spread like wildfire and steal the rooted soil for other types of trees!! I really appreciated you taking the time to pick up the tea post and all that wire to protect the cattle. You’re a hard worker. Cole , I don’t know why I haven’t been getting your videos, but I found a bunch of videos I haven’t seen so, I am going to spend extra time getting caught up and just watch for your videos every day from now on and if I don’t see them on today’s menu, I’m going to just have to do a search and type it in for Sonne farms. I have always enjoyed your videos.❣️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️
Ill never understand the reasoning of people who post demanding you do what they say you should do..... You're absolutely right Cole.... no ones telling them what to do with their possessions.
Here in Wisconsin we take fence lines out all the time fields back in the day were small but now with bigger equipment it's easier to take out the fence line and make 3 or 4 fields in to one big one much easier to farm
“Have a glass of water. Take a nap”. Wise, wise words😂
Bourbon 'n' branch...nap 'll come naturally... after a few...just sayin'
@@mmurphy2317 Bourbon straight up and a nap...
When it comes to farming fixing fence you got to do what you got to do.
No job is easy.
Nice 4 wheeling when taking out trees
Now easier to put fence up.
I remember those days
Good Job Cole
Yesterday in Hot Springs, they got tennis ball sized hail. Broke some windows in my cousin's house. Sadly, lots of damage in town. Look at todays or yesterdays (don't know when you're reading this) Rapid City Journal for photos. Praying you guys get some rain this week.
I can't believe you Cole, taking out that thistle. The trees are one thing but the Thistle! They are "pretty"! hahaha ;)
You are so my kind of people. I laughed for 30 minutes, thinking about you pulling out that t-bar post. I just love watching your vlogs.
Glad you enjoyed
God bless your week!
That payloader is rivaling the dump truck as the top purchase since your channel started. #3 would be the bale accumulator.
All very great tools for the farm!
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Hope Brian and lady Sonne are having a great time vacation, wish everyone well.
Cole, you, your dad & your uncle work tirelessly making the best decisions for your land, crops, cattle and your families future. So many people on the internet have knee jerk reactions (“you’re cutting down trees! Save The Trees!”) and think everyone needs to hear every single one of their opinions all the time. It gets very tiresome. You’re giving us (the Peanut Gallery) the chance to see and learn about a lifestyle most have no contact with, aside from going to a farmer’s market or the animal barn at the State Fair. I like the respect and humor you show in all your videos. And you speak the truth that while there are many really tasty vegetarian dishes, adding cheese and/or beef can greatly enhance a dish, lol!
Opinions and butt holes are the same thing- everybody has one. What people do on their own ground is none of my business nor theirs about mine. I'm sure if they were building a house and tress needed to be taken down they wouldn't think twice. Neighbor guy that rents the farm next to me asked about trimming trees back along the property line. Like I cared but did ask for the wood since I burn it for heat. Life doesn't have to be difficult but it seems like people go out of their way to do just that. Nice job and you cattle will appreciate it
The Juniper trees out here in the west are pulled out in areas where water is a scarce issue. The junipers use up the moisture on land that's used for growing crops and in fields where cattle graze. You might want to talk to the local AG folks about the removal of all the Juniper trees so your ground has better moisture and there will be more ground water for other more important uses besides growing wind blocks.
There’s a reason why they planted the windbreaks in the dirty 30’s
You sure know how to run That payloader. Geting the Most out of it. 👏👍
You go cole love it. You tell them.
I loved seeing you use that beast of a machine! Love your videos!❤
That was some precision thistle picking!
With that fencing embedded in the trees you pulled, the trees were doomed and using a chainsaw to cut them would be in danger of accident when chain meets metal. Your removal was justified. Wishing you and your family a blessed week filled with gentle rains, seasonally appropriate weather and restful evenings together. Bless you bride for having the insight to get that pool allowing a cool evening soak. Peace brother
Cole its your land . Do as you please. What the tree hugger’s don’t realize is there are some trees that are PURE D TRASH trees. I couldn’t tell but those looked like Cedar trees totally useless and nothing but WATER GUZZLERS. . Your doing a great job Cole keep it up
Hello Cole enjoy your weekend awesome video
Fully agree on the last part, if there is beef its always good, thanks and greetings from a Dutch dairyfarmer
Cole, you could probably sell those trees you pulled out to the governor of California.
He will spread them around the forest so the fires have more fuel of when they start. 😏
The Hollyhocks along the barn look gteat! Nice job Cole.
How would Gretta say it, Ooh the trees, the trees. Looking like a great burn pile!😂
Cole you will notice that the people complaining about the trees don't actually own any land . They just think they can use yours.
Lol
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That’s some nasty fence work today
Yes that has become the norm, it’s crazy.
Not like he’s clear cutting the land….
As always another great video Cole. Thanks for sharing.
Just add beef... Cole has the MEATS!!🥩🥩🥩🥩🥩
If you look at old photos from the area there would have been almost no trees except for the river bottoms, you should be commended for planting all the trees! :)
Looks like the birds have done their thing along the fence line.
Been watching your videos for Iver a year. Always good. The trees were not pretty or very big. No loss to anyone. Good job.
I have a ton of trees and red cedar and I would love to have this land cleared off to Prairie status. Central Oklahoma if you’re wondering. not PO but I might take a nap. You gotta do what you Gotta do people don’t eat from lack of effort.
on the plus side, everything looks nice and green
I doubt you have many tree-huggers watching your channel!! You’ve had a really good week while your Mom and Dad took a break!!
Your dad is great. Makes the video worthwhile!
The trees you tore out were scrub pines and invasive junipers. You did the right thing for your cattle. Send the tree huggers to the Pacific Northwest. They'll be swaddled and coddled out there. I'm FROM there for a reason!
love this video.. my brother worked in the woods of Maine for years and he always said to the tree huggers "save a tree wipe your ass with an owl." I bet Ellie will be glad when her humans come home.
I use to have a bumper sticker that said if you are against logging try wiping your butt with plastic toilet paper
Good days work Cole.
As the property owner you allowed those trees to stay.
The fence was there first.
Now your evicting them.
No worries 👍
4:52 Excellent work there....very satisfying to see - hate those things! Also on the list....Johnson grass, Ailanthus trees, and Japanese stilt grass!
Great video!
Like you say they are your trees!
There is nothing stopping the complainers getting some land and planting trees!
Oh my gosh Cole!!! You took out trees!!!! :). LOL
Great angle shots Cole. I would reccomend getting a back brace and use it when you do jobs like pulling up steaks and building gates. I was a merchandiser for 40 years and picked up 50lb boxes everyday. Today, I've had back fusion surgery, two total knee replacements, a hip replacement and a total shoulder replacement. All due to the abuse from my job. Please protect those joints. I'm sure you know better since you've had knee surgery. Don't become bionic like me😂
You can really tell it is dry when they’re not much dirt on the tree roots. Having way too much fun with the loader. Fun Fun 👍👍👍
I’m in central Minnesota and last winter I was cleaning the edges of fields. They would be really crying I cut about 45 cord of logs but I do burn them in my outdoor wood boiler
Cole I didn't mind you pulling the trees out, I thought it was pretty cool watching you lift the payloader off the ground. I didn't have a glass of water, I had a beer. And it wasn't a Bud light! Thanks for the video.
Once again a very creative video Cole. If you ever wanted to stop farming I'm sure you could get into being a videographer. Understand having to take out the trees. Cows browsing in there getting into the wire very dangerous. Cows are the ranches livelihood. Your sure keeping yourself busy with your Mom n Dad on vacation. 😊
Long time viewer from upstate NY. Got you covered on those 12 scrub brush trees bud. 😂😂😊
Hello! I'm watching your video, wish you happy weekend.❤❤❤🎉
you know what you tell em Cole if they don't like it.. " put it in the comments" lol nice job as always! work smarter, not harder!
As long as the cattle have adequate shade, for sure get rid of those junk cedar trees. 💯 They are no good, just trouble! 😊
Nice job on the fence row . No one will even miss that fence row brush.
3days ago 🤔 how y’all see this three days ago 😮
@@joshlane37you gotta be a member.