Pond Rebuild: Just Burn It All!
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The snap, crackle, and pop of the wood as you moved it reminded me of what I sound like in the morning
🤣 that’s one reason I restarted doing ballet at age 65
We could be related because I sound like that all day. My body in full protest to any movement 😂
I'm about ready to start yoga but can't remember what box I stored my DVD player in.
@@catrivett1964😂😂😂😂😂😂
LOL
Thank you for taking care of the wildlife. If we don't, our grandkids and great grandkids won't know what wildlife is.
Fire, digging dirt, and working with big machines...all good stuff.
Big kid fun!
You are an awesome steward of your land. I never get tired hearing about what you are doing and I could listen to your voice all day.
I have absolutely loved wildlife my entire life, so you can nerd out about wildlife and nature all you want. It's all some of God's greatest gifts to us. Mike and I always wanted to have a big piece of property with a stream, waterfall and pond, but I guess it wasn't what God had planned for us. Perhaps that is why I enjoy watching you, Deejay, your family and critters so much. Your way of life is pure perfection and y'all sharing it with all of us is such a precious gift to us all. Thank you all for that. With prayers, love, and gentle hugs for y'all and your critters, too. God bless.......Donna Gulyas in Florida. 🌴
Your pond will look absolutely immaculate when it is finished I appreciate what you do for the environment
I really enjoy you “nerding” out about land management and such, it’s very educational to me!
I agree. Your ruminations about land management is the most sensible and correct way to manage land for all usages. And it's correct for dealing with invasive species too. Wish BLM and Forestry would pay heed. Forest/gov't is just realizing how fire works with the landscape and that the policy of 0 fires has backfired so badly. Nerd away on land/timber/water management, very entertaining and can tell it's a passion. Never put down your passion
I find it amazing that those trees stood for all those years through storms and such and are as brittle as they are. Then again there is a 400 year old ghost forest on the pacific coast that has weathered pacific storms still standing. I had thought it was the salt water preservation but I now believe it’s just the water.
Once your pond upgrade is completed, ya'll will have at least another 40 years before it needs cleaning again. Then it will be up to your kids or grandkids to deal with😅
I love that you’re cleaning up the pond, you will be much happier because of it. Love watching you work Daniel, and you are getting good with your equipment. It is going to be so nice when you get finished. ❤
Speaking of which… Daniel did you know how to operate farm equipment/heavy machinery when you were working on the police force or did you learn after you quit there and started vlogging full time? And who taught you? Did you attend a trades school?
You make it look so easy, like it’s just an extension of your hands and arms. Amazing to watch! 👍🏻👍🏻
We've certainly come a l.o.n.g. way in the camera world. I love that you get notifications on your cell phone !! Capture ALL the images you want from the comfort of home !!
Out around Gene Autry, I was trimming trees around the power lines. Decided to eat lunch under the bridge in the shade. Each side had large rocks piled up. I almost sat on a Copperhead.🤠
On the way back up to the road, we saw an all black rat/chicken snake. I believe these snakes also eat copperheads as well...
Glad your alright!
Them suckers can blend in so well
I just turned 60 and I became a great grandma in November last year. Best feeling ever.
I'm so glad to see somebody else who nerds out on wildlife. Our farm we have 200' front x 8 acres back, wildlife buffer zone. We don't mow it, it's a place for the wildlife to get back to a national forest. We have planted blueberries, blackberries, wild grasses, and some oak trees. We have seen deer, bears, lil critters, bobcats, and at the moment a mountain lion, in the buffer zone. We don't allow hunting on the farm either. Too many weirdos that can't tell the difference between deer and sheep. Keep loving the wild things Daniel.
HE KILLED it no
@@briztiahe killed what???
Showed my 4 year old great grandson you knocking down those trees. He said your lucky to drive that big 🦕 to bite those trees. He loves 🦕.
It’s so good to folllwo a channel that others don’t express their negativity towards the way Daniel intimately handled that venomous snake. Great job Daniel thanks for the video.
I love watching the trees pluk out of the mud.
Pulling splinters out of the land. ❤
So concerning your pump, if you took a 5 gallon bucket and drilled a lot of 1/2" holes in it.
then put your suction hose in the bucket and tie it in where it does not touch the bottom of the bucket.
The bucket will keep mud out from the suction line and should let the water in fast enough to suck the water out.
If you attach a rope to the bucket, you can then control the depth of the bucket. If you attach it to an anchor, point up on top of the bank.
Daniel we always put our suction hose in a 5 gallon bucket with lots of holes in it. To prevent from sucking so much mud
You are doing a great job of managing your property 👍🏻
Keep encouraging good land management. We need to take care of what God has given us. Not only do the animals live here but we do too. We need to take care of where we live.
The pond is looking good glad to see you taking care of the land and looking out for the wildlife
It looks like a dinosaur eating stuff!!! Bwahaha!!!
I’m 76 and a great grandma and I love it completely. My great grandson had me laughing in stitches this past week. He had loose bowels and told his nana he had backfired I thought but he no Mawmaw I backfarted. I thought that was so funny. He is only three and as cute as button. He loves to work with his pappy who is my son and stay right with him. I know when you have grandkids you will be an awesome grandpa. Have a glorious day and enjoy every minute of it and keep filming because you never know whose day you have brightened like you do mine.
Love the talk about wildlife management. What you are doing is very special. Taking care of what God has provided for us and protecting the resources he provided. God bless you and your family and keep up the good work. The pond videos are very good too. I really like them.
Take a 5 gallon bucket, drill it full of 1/2’-1” holes and put the pumps strainer into the bucket then put it into the muck. Gives you a little bit of a secondary filter
Thanks, Daniel, for taking us on another trip through your busy day around the homestead. I think you're getting quite a bit done around the pond. Good job. That new Hogeye is pretty cool. That'll help you a lot. Ole Bear looks like he's on vacation. He looks a little sad, tho. He's missing his working roll. You might have to get a few young goats just for him. Isn't it time for a new steer? It's been a while. You didn't mention your diet today. I hope it's going well for you and Dejay. Tell her and the kids Hi, and they're very loved by this fan. Have a great evening 😀 ❤. God bless you and the family.
Becky from Acre Homestead always we. I think she talks to us so much that she feels like we are right there with her.
Why were we not surprised when you said Dusty was over to help, with the burn! That young man is demented when it comes to burning things … he just llllooooovvvvvveeeeeessss 🔥! His eyes all light up on his VLOGs when he gets to talking about burns!
Looking forward to when that pond gets finished … it’s going to be way better!
God bless! 🙏🙌✝️✡️❤️
All the UA-camrs say we because it makes the viewers feel more involved and invested in the video.
My son often reminds me that I say "we" when it's him that gets to do things, and we are not content creators 😊
Hi, Daniel! I am enjoying your videos of the pond. It’s fascinating. I watch several farm/homestead channels and I’ve never seen any of them clean out a pond. You have taught me a lot. Thanks. Too bad your fishing buddy is back in school. He looked so cool driving the boat.
"I am going to bring you with me as I..." is a great way to start a video.
Daniel love you videos and enjoy watching them. May the lord bless and protect you working on the pond and burning brush
Good video, controlled burns are one of the best ways to help your wildlife. Looking forward to the next pond video.
Now you will have the pond just the way you like it Good deal. God bless.
Good evening from Syracuse NY everyone thank you for sharing your adventures and your farm
I was about to comment your like 45 minutes from where I am and then realized I’m thinking Saratoga instead of 45 it’s an hour 45
@@damianolsen6763 Hi my friend
The pond area is looking real nice Daniel. You will save yourself alot of expenses doing all that work yourself. Keep it up man.
Excellent episode. Especially the wildlife management part!!! May God continue to bless you and your family always!!!
@letsdig18 sure knows his stuff with excavation, especially ponds
Your getting there slowly but surely on the pond.....The Hogeye camera is awesome....Youve made a big difference on the land....stay safe and see you soon
Daniel, just pick 2/3 dozen and bury them 2"-3" in several spots, you'll get your patches started. Makes Good jam to, my grandma made the best.
It's good to get outside and see God's love in nature. Thank you for showing and telling us about it.
I'm from Southern California, and we had friends who had an orchard where they grew persimmons. My dad had a longtime business relationship with the man who owned that orchard, and we had permission to go in in the fall and harvest the persimmons. We had a pickup that we would load the 6-foot stepladder on and go get persimmons.
My Mum would take the persimmons and make preserves that we'd enjoy, and she'd take more of the persimmons and make pulp, to which she'd add raisins and make some delicious cookies every fall.
God rest her soul. I've got several of her recipes, but not sure if I have her persimmon cookie recipe. If I had access to persimmons here around my place in Oklahoma CIty, I'd harvest the persimmons and make cookies. I'll look and see if I have the recipe. If you're interested I'll share the recipe with you.
Hi Daniel and Family. Pond is looking good so far Love the new security system Always great to have protection for the property. God bless and love yall ❤❤
Daniel we're all helpIng you along the way. Looking good. I'm really excited for ya'll. God bless you and your family. Love you guys.
The burned wood ash would be a great suppliment for someone's garden soil.
I love wild persimmons so good when ripe.
You still have a beautiful wildlife acreage. Love to hear your prospective on land management. ❤️🇺🇸🙏
Thank you for editing out much of the horrible beeping noise when backing up your large equipment this time. It is really is appreciated.
I enjoy watching you play with all your different equipment for your farm
If you think saying Grandkids is weird, I'm 60 (61 next month) and just became a GREAT Grandpa. She's absolutely beautiful. Her name is Aruna Willow.
Congratulations!! I became a grandma 1 year and 1 day ago!! I'm only 47 years old!! Mind you my son is 26 years old!!❤🇨🇦❤🇨🇦❤
My aunts name was Willownova, that is a beautiful name
Congratulations I was a gggrandma at 58
I'm 71 and still not a great grandma.
Gotta be one of the youngest GREAT grandfathers I know of !! Congratulations !!
I'm one of the bird, hummingbird and squirrel feeder crowd. 😊
What can we say we love seeing things that most of us could never afford to do like this. We are lucky enough just to live near a creek or river or lake.
"Lets move this timber" Ok. By the time I got my gloves, you had it moved already.
Land Management, thats your calling on this earth, and you are very good at it.
Thank you for sharing your video with us.
My mom was just 40 when my sister, at 15, had her first baby. Hes 48 now. Mom has 4 kids, 12 grands, 37 greats and 1 great great grandson.
You got me beat. Lol
Your dogs and cats have the best life!
Emmallee and Houston are gonna have a great deer hunt🎉🎉🎉❤❤❤
Just love watching for the pond love you guys HERVEY BAY QUEENSLAND AUSTRALIA
Daniel I love 💗 watching all of your content I can’t wait to see a video come out no matter what it is about I love 💗 the pond videos because you are going to make the pond better and I love ❤️ when you Houston and Emily go hunting just keep on doing what you are doing love 💕 from Ohio Irene and god bless
I love learning about land management from you Daniel, between you and Jason @Gog hill , my little ol six aces in Alabama should start looking great , I'm pumped to watch the pond build, keep up the excellent content ❤
Daniel, I'm 50 and have 4 grandchildren. They are wonderful!
Hope you get your pond better than it was and hope you get ways you want your pond and very nice video of you working on your pond and love yall video
Daniel try drilling holes in a 5 gallon bucket and placing the suction pump in the bucket down into the water.
Howdy Daniel! Thanks for the video. I always enjoy watching your content. Take care,have fun and God Bless!!!❤😊🙏
Burn baby burn. get rid of that out stuff. Time for some new. Love how the pond is drying out.
You are doing a great job Daniel. That's one snake I would definitely dispose of. Not a friend of mine for sure!
❤ You did great progress today, great job. Fantastic video. Thank you.
I am with you buddy.
Appreciate your comments and wildlife and wildlife management very informing. Keep the good work up.
Daniel, you can never keep your family too safe. The Hog eye camera was a great idea. I was wondering why you didn’t have something like that at your gate like you do for the hog pens. Another great video thank you Daniel for all the great information. I think you should put one over at the Murch building.
Absolutely lovely seeing you look after wildlife....so important xxx
Would love to see a video with you working and enjoying the animals. There is always fun love and lots of good things that happen when you are with the animals Daniel. Thanks for sharing with us.
Hey Daniel, I have had excellent good fortune of controlling poison ivy climbing up trees by cutting the vines at ground level and up tree 2’!
I then put Torodorn killer on the fresh cut vines coming out of the ground that ends that!! Except for any new growth that you will see next spring. Be patient and you’ll win the battle!!
Pond area looking better - great new security system camera & all.
Glad you got rid of the copperhead - be safe.
God Bless
I appreciate both Dusty and you because you safely use fire to handle your property management. Thank you for being a great conservationists.
When watching your videos I feel like I'm "back home" where life was simple, loving and full of enjoyment. Thanks for sharing your life! Love seeing the kinship and love between you and your son.
Im 73 will be 74 next month have 18 grandkis and 11 greatgrand kids. Dont get to see them all. Love them just the same. I was in my late 30 when my first grandchild was born.
Hey Dan'l! I know, "apples/oranges", however, one of the guys on a gun forum I haunt has a Kioti DK260 tractor. His unit has brass Zerk fittings and he's finding heads snapped off when he goes to service it. IF you have a brass grease fittings, be watching for it.
The pond is lookin' good! And that burn area is bouncing back nicely. People are too afraid of managed fire to keep forests under control WA State's deer population should be great, but the underbrush is so thick NOTHING can wade through it. And the fire season makes a real mess of stuff since there's too much fuel down low and gets really bad, really fast.
I get excited when you have a pond video don't know why I just do enjoy it
Very kid loves digging in the mud. Stay a kid at heart.
Love All Of Your Videos Daniel … Have To Tell You … It’s 9-14-2024 & This Afternoon There Was A Big Doe That Walked Through My Front Yard , Then Down The Side Of My House … I Was Able To Get Some Pictures On My Phone & Watch It For A Little While … Before It Went Into My Landlords Field … It Was So Cool To Actually See A Doe … As Mostly I’ve Only Ever Seen Them After They Run Into My Vehicle …
When I Was Really Little I Used To Watch The Deer At Night From My Bedroom Window As Dad Put Salt Blocks Out & They Seem To Like Them …
Anyway Thank You & DeJay For Sharing Your Lives With Us…
Also Watching You Pick Up The Trees With That Claw Reminds Me Of That Claw Game
I love seeing people who actually manage their properties. I have 3/4 of an acre in Missouri completely fenced keep a cow or two on it that a neighbor manages. Here in Oklahoma panhandle, I have 1.4 acres that I can't seem to grow anything but those dang elm and cottonwood trees. I do a control burn occasionally but only in small piles like your doing.
Daniel...you are definitely a one man DO IT YOURSELF machine.
❤ You are progressing nicely on the pond project. Always interested in the land management and wildlife. 😊
Collect some of those fruit when they are ripe this winter and start some of the seeds out of them.
Great video. I love the pond brush fire… standing timber and waterlogged stumps seem to burn pretty well. The Hogeye camera looks like a really nice upgrade. Now you will know when Emily gets home at night from a date. Technology is moving forward in leaps and bounds… pretty soon your trail camera will be using AI to show you giant 18 point buck running through your land 😀. I love the amount of work and care you take with your land. Thanks for sharing!
Daniel, thanks for sharing this video, very entertaining. Keep-up the great work. That HogEye is a great addition to your security. Be Safe, and God Bless!
Say it because you know every one is watching or hope so so let's geter done 😂😂😂 love what you are doing g sofar hoping to see a larger pond full of water and fish once more in the future .God hot fire time fot hot dos 😂😂😂❤Goop sludge fertilizer.
Neat system now you are secure. Burning is good for the woods use to do it every where an now not somuch and woids get chocked with underbrush.
Dad was bitten by a copperhead as a boy approximately 1932. He was on crutches for over a yr. Foot opened up 4 times. He lived to be 94.5 yrs old.
Hey, you're getting good on that excavator!!!!!.....Love your land management mentality...property looks awesome!!!
Grandkids will be here before you know it!!!❤
Thanks for sharing.
Thanks for sharing and what you doing for the environment.👍. Blessings 🙏🫶♥️🙏
Thanks for the awesome video, Daniel. Great content!
Love & blessings ❤️~
Jo
Loved every second vid! You did great!
You need to put one at the merch building the camera that way you can keep an eye on the gate and your livestock
You're really building up your experience with your Kato there Daniel. You are doing good on that Pond.
Where there is 1 copperhead there are probably a few more as they seem to be bunched together alot sometimes
I was a wastewater treatment operator for years. We had drying beds of processed sludge that use to get rain water in the he beds. We used a plastic five gallon bucket that we cut slots and put the trash pumps hose in and it worked pretty good at preventing the screen from plugging.
I absolutely LOVE your channel & your way of loving life! ❤
Looking so much better! Great job! 👍👏❤😍🥰✨ YEEWWW! Copperhead! 😲🐍
wow at 3:15 - 3:25 that stump that was on the opposite side of the pile from you looked like a great halloween scarecrow. At first I thought it was a person on that side. Great job cleaning up the pond.