OnSite With B Scott Smith-Out of Bounds Ranch: Using the powerful FAE PT-300 with forestry mulcher
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- Опубліковано 6 жов 2024
- This time we take you to Carbondale, CO, to meet entrepreneur B Scott Smith at his Out of Bounds Ranch, a 4000-acre grass-fed cattle ranch that is dedicated to ranching sustainability and wildlife conservation. He and his manager, Max MacDonell, share with us why the FAE-PT 300 was their top choice when needing to clean up their densely vegetated land to create an environment that is safe from fires and friendly for their animals and wildlife. Discover what can be accomplished with this powerful tracked carrier, why it makes such a difference in the soil, and why successful landowners, like Scott, trust FAE and the PT-300 to be a key player in the long-term plans and vision for their business.
Scott is the Co-Founder of Fortune 300 Sonic Automotive, Co-Owner of Speedway Motorsports, owner of gGro Horticulture and co-owner of Tattoo Projects Advertising. He stepped away from the day-to-day operations of these large businesses recently to spend more time with the family, the ranch and his FAE PT-300!
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The day passes quickly when working on a ranch. No better feeling than finishing up a job and seeing the sun set.
Our family vacation property is right next to OB Ranch. Good to see it being worked.
With the enormity of what's there it looks like they need bigger and multiple machines to make any noticeable progress.
If they are just mulching dead trees, and the brush, he can probably get 5 acres done a day on his ranch maybe more.
Of course multiple machines would speed the process up but those machines are 500k a pop, and $500 in fuel a day, plus $1500 a set of teeth.
@@allamericanlandclearing6577 I well understand that . I have CTL with a Fecon head myself . Between fuel and maintenance things can get costly quickly .