You are sincerely gaining in soul touching artistry, documenting so much more than your work with bees, but rather something deeply important about Americana, family and friendship as it stands in 2022, which I wish more people could see. You deserve a lot of credit for the hard work and thought you put into your work and your tremendous works of art that you call a simple video edit. I’d put this up against a first year UCLA film school student reel any day.
It's like I dont care about nothing man... Roll another blunt... Ooohh La da da da la da da la la da da I was gonna clean my room until I got high I was gonna get up and find the broom but then I got high My room is still messed up and I know why (why man?) 'Cause I got high Because I got high Because I got high
Your videos have so much soul as do your photos. You capture the southern environment very well. I feel like I’m looking at my own area of the south when I see your photos. Well done as always.
Couldn't believe there was still a phone booth with a telephone in it. I enjoy your photography as much as I do the bee removals. Every picture tells a story indeed.....wait.....sounds like a Rod Stewart song to me!
Good to see your notification come up!! Yours and JP’s videos got me started following all you bee wranglers. Thanks for sharing and letting me tag along!
I enjoy the stories your photos tell. I wonder if the tenant had cornbread and honey. I know I would. And that young boy will have a memory to share with his kids one day. You made his day.
Been watching your videos for years Randy. Recently took up a wildlife control job after I graduated college where I deal with bee hives regularly and thanks to your videos I've dealt with them successfully. Thanks for the content and knowledge. Keep up the content I appreciate it.
the photography shows how life really is in some parts of the world. as a northerner, i have never been south beyond maryland and florida. even when we had a pit stop in georgia i never left the airport. so i never got to see how people lived outside my own environment. these still lifes really bring a piece of your world into mine and showcases places, situations that are similar but also things i haven't seen before. so thank you for that mini vacation.
I found your channel just over 2. Years ago and absolutely loved it. Couple moths later i went and bought myself 2 hives. I've had ups and downs with it but I love every minute of it. So thank you and keep the videos coming. You do a great job.
Nothing wrong with Rooster old school honesty, to each their own. Those saws make that so much easier, nice to see right skills right tools. Ty Randy good to see a pro in action. Blessed Days buddy...
dirt rooster just something to remember is that some people can not handle alcohol same goes for weed many of us smoke it as a means of keeping medical issues like Multiple Sclerosis and Seizures at bay as the commonly prescribed medications have many side effects that make life very unpleasant .
Love your beekeeping videos you're being knowledge as well as all your photography. I wonder if that is a school that my kids went to back when I was at keesler Air Force Base in 1980 Thanks Randy for showing us the area the beauty and the beast
Thanks for another great video. Just got into the business and I am hoping for my first cut out some day. I keep watching you to learn what messes I am getting myself into. Keep up the good work!
My father was a photographer as his retirement occupation. He photography took him all over the world before cancer took him in 2015. I've enjoyed the still shots you have begun including in the videos.
Enjoyed watching this Randy! Ok, man I'm going to need to find out how to do an extension cord the way you did. That was awesome. Love the photography you did. I like doing Landscapes too. I bet some of those run down city pictures would look awesome in black & white too! Thanks for sharing.
Your bee videos are enjoyable to follow and seem to display a simple way about handling hive not where humans tend to believe a hive ought be(e)! Not only are your bee videos enjoyable, but you also have a fine sideline with your photography. Any chance on your next city scape episode that you could include some camera details? Thank you! -Bob...
I too love you’re photography as much as your bee removal. You document so much more than bee removal. Through you, we get to see the sad story of the American South and much of America in general. It’s a sad story, one where we are all characters. I’ve got to ask a question. Has anyone heard the old wives tale where when a bee comes around you-you say I have no news-? The strangest thing is, the bees do go away! I have bright pink garden gloves that attract bumble bees. They usually land on them, I let them set a bit, then I’ll say thanks for visiting, but I have no news and every time they go! I think it has to do with the saying-busy bee-I just can’t be the only one who’s heard this…🐝
Now you raised my curiousity. In areas that are legal, how would the bees behave if you actually used ganga in the smoker to calm them down. Of course you would have to avoid getting high yourself and having an accident otj.
Hope that never happens at my house! If so I am paying you to fly to where I live, amazing how you and the bees get along. I really like your photography. Wonderful shots, you have a good eye Rooster. Keep shooting!
The stills in the end of the video are amazing, dont sell yourself short. You should make like a coffetable book of your photos, I would buy it for sure!
4:58 That discoloured siding along the wall - tells me that could well be where them B's are at. Ever thought of using a stethoscope to "listen" - as that way you could "trace/map the activities, long before busting open exterior verandah's (to see oops not there)
I used to work in places like that when I worked for the cable company in Atlanta, so I know you keep one eye on what you're doing and the other on everything else. Thanks Randy!!!
I edited out a little more commentary along those lines. I figured enough people would be butt hurt about my weed comments. I've worked in rough areas all my adult life so it's nothing new to me but most people would be very hesitant to work in a place where there was a shooting the same day. That has been the scenario twice this year alone. One of those instances was in the same apartment complex that's in this video. On this job there were a couple of guys eyeballing my truck when I got there on the second day. I made a comment about being safe and watching your vehicle but decided to cut it out.
@@628DirtRooster I understand. I was in an apartment/projects in "The Highlands" downtown Atlanta and heard some guys saying they were going to roll the cable guy(me) but I was in the head man's apartment so he told them not to f@$# with me. That was the closest I was to being messed with. It makes you extra cautious foe sure. Be safe my friend!
Mr Ed is gonna get sponsored now by DRIP. Who is you on UA-cam, 628. I busted out laughing. Should carry some Donuts in places like that. They'd be like here comes that 628 Donut man.
Randy, your pictures are marvelous. You are way too modest. I loved the ones with the vines and wires in the side of the tall building. What happened to these bees? Did you keep ‘em, give’em to your bro or your Dad? I love that the bees get a chance to live someplace where they aren’t considered pests!
This is the first of your videos I’ve watched alone. My 90 yr old momma just moved to heaven & she was one of your biggest fans! She was old school preachers wife & she remembered to pray for you (& Mr Ed) regularly. I’ve no idea your beliefs but hope u take it as a compliment & blessing that even w dementia my momma could remember y’all because it was important to her to pray for u. We both always got such a needed uplifting with your videos & photography. We had planned to drive up when u said u would b at a trade show but last minute health issues didn’t allow it. Maybe I will get to say hello in the future. I Simply wanted u to know your channel brought joy into our home & I’m so grateful! Your kind way w people & nature is a wonderful testament imho. Have a blessed day & keep posting. U make a big difference in peoples lives! PS- I would frame & hang several photos of yours I’ve seen!😁
Another good vid Thanks. I drill a small hole in the sheet rock where i SUSSPECT the bees are and put a long Philips screwdriver in the hole push up as far as it will go and if it comes out with honey I found them. The screwdriver is about 20 " long.
@@dennisbarney869 It was the broken end of a flag rod but I like it because it's a little flexible and I don't have to worry about hitting bare wires in a wall or something.
Love the beat of all the music you were playing. LOL Randy you probably missed it, but the guy in the home made me laugh! 19:05 "Man I been told you about messing with those booty chicks. Man get you a girl from around the way." Too Funny. That Big blue thing in the photos-was that Bigfoots cell phone? HAHA.
GoPro is the devil. Mine started dropping audio too. Third time I smashed it to smitherines. Now I have a DJI Osmo Action. Love it. You ARE an excellent photographer. One Winged her 🤏. Nice job.
@@628DirtRooster Hey Randy,doin well😊. Your heat caught up to us Folks in the Green Mountains 😨. Hot as the hammers of Hell! I hope you and yours are staying Cool as you can . I finally broke down and got Air Con 🐦. JO JO
Find Dr. Andrew Huberman's channel. He has a podcast on cannabis that might change your mind. Smoking it daily does permanent brain damage. The safety cutoff is once or twice a month
A guy passed me in the ditch yesterday only to pull into the same gas station I was going to. He was in a hurry to get some Black & Milds and I think that's all he got. Had a "buy here pay here" car lot sticker on the back. All I was thinking is when they finally repo that thing they'll have to scrap it. It'll be beat to pieces and smell like a skunk.
The world we live in is a sad place. Folks really need to start examining their own sins before worrying about calling out what they perceive are someone else's. Check yourself before you tap that send button, folks, I beg you.
Seeing that old school is pretty creepy because that's the exact style of my old Elementary and Jr High schools in north Florida (which are both still open though). Love seeing your video because they remind me so much of growing up on the Gulf Coast, in the part of Florida that we called "Lower Alabama".
When I first looked at it about three weeks before the job I couldn’t find a heat signature. After I opened that porch soffit and hit an air ball I went looking with the FLIR again and found a slight heat signature above where I found the hive.
I see areas like that, then come home to my modest middle class area where everyone keeps their yards maintained and looking nice with flowers and everything and wonder what has gone wrong in some parts of the country? We need a return to local pride, even if what goes on more broadly makes us angry. It begins around home.
If you get this message. It probably a stupid question but how did you start rolling up that power cord. My husband and I enjoy all your videos. You have such a calm, peaceful voice. Your videos are enjoyable and family oriented. Thank you you’re really cool Mr. rooster.
Start by laying your cord out. Double it and start braiding from the looped end working toward the plugs. Grab the loop end and tie a simple knot to start or flip it over your hand to start. Basically you just make some kind of a loop to start. You can unbraid as much or as little as you need for the job and rebrand it when you’re done. Your cord doesn’t get tangled up with this method.
seems like a few neighbors could fix that gate and clean up those weeds at the playground. It wouldn't cost anything and it would be great for the kids there. times have changed I suppose. that lady seems really fun.
These days kids don't go outside to play they set at a TV or laptop n playgames u don't see em in parks anylonger I remember going outside all day sometimes playing all over or I'd take off n go to the creek or woods and try catching turtles snake frogs what ever I could find
You are sincerely gaining in soul touching artistry, documenting so much more than your work with bees, but rather something deeply important about Americana, family and friendship as it stands in 2022, which I wish more people could see. You deserve a lot of credit for the hard work and thought you put into your work and your tremendous works of art that you call a simple video edit. I’d put this up against a first year UCLA film school student reel any day.
Thank you Alan for the incredible compliment.
I was gunna get me some bees but then I got high..... sing it with me!
I got high. . So high. . Gimme a Donut and get High . . LOL
It's like I dont care about nothing man...
Roll another blunt...
Ooohh
La da da da la da da la la da da
I was gonna clean my room until I got high
I was gonna get up and find the broom but then I got high
My room is still messed up and I know why (why man?)
'Cause I got high
Because I got high
Because I got high
Gonna shake a swarm from a tree, but then I got high…
Now I got no honey, and I know why..
Hey hey, cuz I got high, cuz I got high, cuz I got high…
Your videos have so much soul as do your photos. You capture the southern environment very well. I feel like I’m looking at my own area of the south when I see your photos. Well done as always.
Couldn't believe there was still a phone booth with a telephone in it. I enjoy your photography as much as I do the bee removals. Every picture tells a story indeed.....wait.....sounds like a Rod Stewart song to me!
I'd be surprised if that phone still worked, they probably ended its services a decade ago.
Good to see your notification come up!! Yours and JP’s videos got me started following all you bee wranglers. Thanks for sharing and letting me tag along!
Hi Mary Jane 🙂
@@BugFarmerBees hey ! Better watch that heat out there!!
Awesome! Thank you!
I enjoy the stories your photos tell. I wonder if the tenant had cornbread and honey. I know I would. And that young boy will have a memory to share with his kids one day. You made his day.
Those bees seemed gentle. Oh wait, they were probably high😆
Good one!
Been watching your videos for years Randy. Recently took up a wildlife control job after I graduated college where I deal with bee hives regularly and thanks to your videos I've dealt with them successfully. Thanks for the content and knowledge. Keep up the content I appreciate it.
the photography shows how life really is in some parts of the world. as a northerner, i have never been south beyond maryland and florida. even when we had a pit stop in georgia i never left the airport. so i never got to see how people lived outside my own environment. these still lifes really bring a piece of your world into mine and showcases places, situations that are similar but also things i haven't seen before. so thank you for that mini vacation.
A man who who knows how to gather his extension cords. Not a twisted mess around the elbow. 👍🏻😆
That's the mark of a pro
He'd would be good at crochet or knitting. 😆
The resident seemed like a nice lady.
I like your second camera vantage point this time. Gives audience a good look on the hive as it’s disassembled
Would it be more impressive if I told you I shot all that on one camera? :)
I found your channel just over 2. Years ago and absolutely loved it. Couple moths later i went and bought myself 2 hives. I've had ups and downs with it but I love every minute of it. So thank you and keep the videos coming. You do a great job.
Your urban photographer is wonderful….best light is early morning…late light. Wow….you really have the eye for this.
I love to get out early on Sunday mornings when the streets are pretty much empty.
I really enjoy the photography montages at the end of your videos, please keep posting them.
That was fun & I learned a new way to tie up cords! Thank you for bringing us along
💜🐝💜
Yeah, I have never seen that technique before, definitely going to use that one in the future.
my father did that, I always thought it was something he learned in the Navy during ww2
@@ErinneKennedy my Dad is the one who showed me how & he was also WWII veteran.
Great pics. You don't see many of the old public phones around anymore.
And here you thought the only things buzzing were the bees.
Nothing wrong with Rooster old school honesty, to each their own. Those saws make that so much easier, nice to see right skills right tools. Ty Randy good to see a pro in action. Blessed Days buddy...
Never a surprise to smell a whole lot of weed at those places. I think Dirtrooster got a little contact high at that joint 🤣
dirt rooster just something to remember is that some people can not handle alcohol same goes for weed many of us smoke it as a means of keeping medical issues like Multiple Sclerosis and Seizures at bay as the commonly prescribed medications have many side effects that make life very unpleasant .
The guy smoking the cig was my favorite shot. Them bees are sneaky making you do two days work.
Love your beekeeping videos you're being knowledge as well as all your photography. I wonder if that is a school that my kids went to back when I was at keesler Air Force Base in 1980
Thanks Randy for showing us the area the beauty and the beast
I like to see old places of the past , brings back old memories , great video Randy
Thanks for another great video. Just got into the business and I am hoping for my first cut out some day. I keep watching you to learn what messes I am getting myself into. Keep up the good work!
LOVE your videos , Randy! You are talented at video / photography.
My father was a photographer as his retirement occupation. He photography took him all over the world before cancer took him in 2015. I've enjoyed the still shots you have begun including in the videos.
Enjoyed the video especially the photography. Thanks and take care.
Glad to get a video from 628! Bless you brother...
Your photography skills are good, keep em' coming!
Great video love the pictures they always tell a story
Great pictures, thanks for sharing!
nice little video... great photo montage you mentioned "retro" sad, but it looks pretty "current" to me IJS
Enjoyed watching this Randy!
Ok, man I'm going to need to find out how to do an extension cord the way you did. That was awesome.
Love the photography you did. I like doing Landscapes too. I bet some of those run down city pictures would look awesome in black & white too!
Thanks for sharing.
The extension cord thing is a crochet starter chain. Easy and a LOT faster to unravel than a big ole knot!
@@camckenzie Thanks. I will definitely look into that. I appreciate the reply!
Your bee videos are enjoyable to follow and seem to display a simple way about handling hive not where humans tend to believe a hive ought be(e)! Not only are your bee videos enjoyable, but you also have a fine sideline with your photography. Any chance on your next city scape episode that you could include some camera details? Thank you! -Bob...
I too love you’re photography as much as your bee removal. You document so much more than bee removal. Through you, we get to see the sad story of the American South and much of America in general. It’s a sad story, one where we are all characters.
I’ve got to ask a question. Has anyone heard the old wives tale where when a bee comes around you-you say I have no news-? The strangest thing is, the bees do go away! I have bright pink garden gloves that attract bumble bees. They usually land on them, I let them set a bit, then I’ll say thanks for visiting, but I have no news and every time they go! I think it has to do with the saying-busy bee-I just can’t be the only one who’s heard this…🐝
The shot looking up from the bottom was pretty cool! Love the videos bro. Keep it up!
I think your eye is amazing. I could look at your photography all day.
Excellent photography.
I hope someday you publish them.
A true picture of some folks lives.
Some day I'll put out my favorites.
North of where I live a bee keeper bought an old school like that one and they turned it into a honey extracting building and storage,etc etc.
I love your photography. I like taking pictures also. You horizon shots are what I always remember.
Nothing like a good cotton candy cloud sunset for some great photos.
I loved the photos you added. very nice captures.
Keep doing it. looking good!
Thank you! Will do!
Now you raised my curiousity. In areas that are legal, how would the bees behave if you actually used ganga in the smoker to calm them down. Of course you would have to avoid getting high yourself and having an accident otj.
On the other hand, would they start making crazy comb after a few exposures?
It wouldn't have any different effect on them.. Just cost you more money than pine straw.
Hope that never happens at my house! If so I am paying you to fly to where I live, amazing how you and the bees get along. I really like your photography. Wonderful shots, you have a good eye Rooster. Keep shooting!
Keep the eves maintained and you should be in good shape.
That pay phone is something you don’t see anymore great video Rooster 🐓 be safe and GOD BLESS y’all Amen 🙏
I was shocked when we went out to California. They still have them out there and in good condition.
Good stuff my friend. Removal was fairly straight forward. Love the photography. Nice job!
I was an easy one if I hadn't opened the porch ceiling first. haha
Cool to learn about your passion for photographing urban decay! AWESOME!!!
It is so very sad that kids have to live in that environment. So very good of you to give the honey 🍯 to them
Randy, really miss your more frequent videos. Good to see you. Your voice sounds funny, are you ok.
Great photos! I loved the one of the guy smoking the cigarette and the last one! I too shot with a Nikon.
I love my Nikons. That one met with a tragic end. It’ll be in an upcoming video.
Cookie crisps and purple haze….
The stills in the end of the video are amazing, dont sell yourself short. You should make like a coffetable book of your photos, I would buy it for sure!
Awesome job Mr Rooster. Nice swarm for the apiary.
You bet
Thanks Randy. Love your photography too.
My pleasure!
Just learned me a new way to lace up my extention cords, thanks. 😎
Nice job on the editing and the other pics and shots of the surrounding areas and communities makes me want to do better on mine lol. Thanks
Do it. I need the competition to make me push harder. I coast if there's no one to compete with.
4:58
That discoloured siding along the wall - tells me that could well be where them B's are at.
Ever thought of using a stethoscope to "listen" - as that way you could "trace/map the activities, long before busting open exterior verandah's (to see oops not there)
Thanks
Your photography is getting better and better!!!✌️
Thank you 🙌
I used to work in places like that when I worked for the cable company in Atlanta, so I know you keep one eye on what you're doing and the other on everything else. Thanks Randy!!!
I edited out a little more commentary along those lines. I figured enough people would be butt hurt about my weed comments. I've worked in rough areas all my adult life so it's nothing new to me but most people would be very hesitant to work in a place where there was a shooting the same day. That has been the scenario twice this year alone. One of those instances was in the same apartment complex that's in this video. On this job there were a couple of guys eyeballing my truck when I got there on the second day. I made a comment about being safe and watching your vehicle but decided to cut it out.
@@628DirtRooster I understand. I was in an apartment/projects in "The Highlands" downtown Atlanta and heard some guys saying they were going to roll the cable guy(me) but I was in the head man's apartment so he told them not to f@$# with me. That was the closest I was to being messed with. It makes you extra cautious foe sure. Be safe my friend!
@@rodneymiddleton9624 I'm glad you had the right guy for a customer.
Artful urban decay man! Interesting
Nothing is ever easy. Nice shots man 👍 good health and God bless
Some jobs make you use your gray matter more than others.
dang...sorry about your foot!! I love the way you video all of your work...good job hon..
Thank you!
Mr Ed is gonna get sponsored now by DRIP. Who is you on UA-cam, 628. I busted out laughing. Should carry some Donuts in places like that. They'd be like here comes that 628 Donut man.
Mr. DRIP and his merry band of misfits...
Randy, your pictures are marvelous. You are way too modest. I loved the ones with the vines and wires in the side of the tall building. What happened to these bees? Did you keep ‘em, give’em to your bro or your Dad? I love that the bees get a chance to live someplace where they aren’t considered pests!
My dad taught me how to crochet an extension cord. It makes life so much easier.👍😊
This is the first of your videos I’ve watched alone. My 90 yr old momma just moved to heaven & she was one of your biggest fans! She was old school preachers wife & she remembered to pray for you (& Mr Ed) regularly. I’ve no idea your beliefs but hope u take it as a compliment & blessing that even w dementia my momma could remember y’all because it was important to her to pray for u. We both always got such a needed uplifting with your videos & photography. We had planned to drive up when u said u would b at a trade show but last minute health issues didn’t allow it. Maybe I will get to say hello in the future. I Simply wanted u to know your channel brought joy into our home & I’m so grateful! Your kind way w people & nature is a wonderful testament imho. Have a blessed day & keep posting. U make a big difference in peoples lives! PS- I would frame & hang several photos of yours I’ve seen!😁
Another good vid Thanks. I drill a small hole in the sheet rock where i SUSSPECT the bees are and put a long Philips screwdriver in the hole push up as far as it will go and if it comes out with honey I found them. The screwdriver is about 20 " long.
I have a 4’ fiberglass rod I use for that.
@@628DirtRooster Good idea will put one in my tool pile.
@@dennisbarney869 It was the broken end of a flag rod but I like it because it's a little flexible and I don't have to worry about hitting bare wires in a wall or something.
@@628DirtRooster Yea the anti shock thing is a good idea could be much worse than a bee sting lol
Love the beat of all the music you were playing. LOL Randy you probably missed it, but the guy in the home made me laugh! 19:05 "Man I been told you about messing with those booty chicks. Man get you a girl from around the way." Too Funny. That Big blue thing in the photos-was that Bigfoots cell phone? HAHA.
I did miss that. That's funny.
Bees love Hemp plants, and that's way better than being a drunk, or drinking that nasty ass beer and liquor.
Thank you for sharing !
Now there’s a fellow who knows how to organize his extension cords.
Dirt Rooster the no tangle master.
Help keep them from getting tangled in everything.
GoPro is the devil. Mine started dropping audio too. Third time I smashed it to smitherines. Now I have a DJI Osmo Action. Love it. You ARE an excellent photographer. One Winged her 🤏. Nice job.
Great Shots Brother, 🤝🏾🇺🇸💪🏾
You took the words right out of my mouth LMBO xxz.
JO JO IN VT 😆💕
What's happenin Jo Jo? Hope all is well.
@@628DirtRooster Hey Randy,doin well😊.
Your heat caught up to us
Folks in the Green Mountains 😨.
Hot as the hammers of Hell!
I hope you and yours are staying Cool as you can .
I finally broke down and got Air Con 🐦.
JO JO
As someone who smokes weed on a daily basis, weed does not make you stupid it just has the unfortunate effect of attracting stupid people to it.
Find Dr. Andrew Huberman's channel. He has a podcast on cannabis that might change your mind. Smoking it daily does permanent brain damage. The safety cutoff is once or twice a month
Good video, Great photography!!!! ✌🏻
Glad you enjoyed it!
Dude, I smoke weed all the time, and my car isn't wrecked at all. (yet)🤣
Haha! You must be an excellent driver.
@@628DirtRooster Or smart enough not to drive stoned.
you are absolutely right !!!!!!!! smells like a^^ and turns people into one at the same time
A guy passed me in the ditch yesterday only to pull into the same gas station I was going to. He was in a hurry to get some Black & Milds and I think that's all he got. Had a "buy here pay here" car lot sticker on the back. All I was thinking is when they finally repo that thing they'll have to scrap it. It'll be beat to pieces and smell like a skunk.
@@628DirtRooster 🤣
The world we live in is a sad place. Folks really need to start examining their own sins before worrying about calling out what they perceive are someone else's. Check yourself before you tap that send button, folks, I beg you.
22:18 is that one of those rare pay phones ;-)
Yes sir and I think it still works.
Seeing that old school is pretty creepy because that's the exact style of my old Elementary and Jr High schools in north Florida (which are both still open though). Love seeing your video because they remind me so much of growing up on the Gulf Coast, in the part of Florida that we called "Lower Alabama".
That’s funny about school style Ives thinking the same thing and I’m in Southern California.
It's a dirty job but someone's got to do it. Great angle with the camera when you were cutting the hive down.
Thank you for this upload, DirtRooster. Very enjoyable. Great photos. See you soon.
Portland low income housings has all nice leased BMW's and Audis type cars in them... as well as weed
Those bee's listen to rap for sure
They have no choice
Bruh you are so much better then I am with cutting out ceiling. Not the same line of work tho.
They don't call it "dope" because it makes you smart!
Awesome video Dirt Rooster the kids loved the idea of being on tv
You didn’t hit it with the FLIR?
When I first looked at it about three weeks before the job I couldn’t find a heat signature. After I opened that porch soffit and hit an air ball I went looking with the FLIR again and found a slight heat signature above where I found the hive.
I think your photography is pretty good!
I see areas like that, then come home to my modest middle class area where everyone keeps their yards maintained and looking nice with flowers and everything and wonder what has gone wrong in some parts of the country? We need a return to local pride, even if what goes on more broadly makes us angry. It begins around home.
Enjoyed the video. Awaiting the next one.
Coming soon!
If you get this message. It probably a stupid question but how did you start rolling up that power cord. My husband and I enjoy all your videos. You have such a calm, peaceful voice. Your videos are enjoyable and family oriented. Thank you you’re really cool Mr. rooster.
Start by laying your cord out. Double it and start braiding from the looped end working toward the plugs. Grab the loop end and tie a simple knot to start or flip it over your hand to start. Basically you just make some kind of a loop to start. You can unbraid as much or as little as you need for the job and rebrand it when you’re done. Your cord doesn’t get tangled up with this method.
You should come out with some Dirt Rooster shower caps. 😂😂. Tap into a totally new market.
seems like a few neighbors could fix that gate and clean up those weeds at the playground. It wouldn't cost anything and it would be great for the kids there. times have changed I suppose.
that lady seems really fun.
love the photos
These days kids don't go outside to play they set at a TV or laptop n playgames u don't see em in parks anylonger I remember going outside all day sometimes playing all over or I'd take off n go to the creek or woods and try catching turtles snake frogs what ever I could find
What's the highest number of queens you ever found on one comb?
Two
You have a good eye for photography.
well you found and evicted them good job buddy