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- Опубліковано 21 чер 2024
- Food Plot is Growing! Sawed some Lumber on the Wood-Mizer LT50 Sawmill for the Cabin, Early Morning Trip to the WV Cabin #wildwonderfulwv #smallbusiness #offgridcabin
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Levi's Tree ID Video ua-cam.com/video/lDJh144xX7g/v-deo.htmlsi=ag9NtkhYnt3omqFE
Awesome….Great video! Nice work Levi. Thank you!
Nice new hat..ha
Something that always comes out in your videos is that Levi is a worker. I’m sure it is a solid trait that rings true in your entire family but since Levi is a part of your day-to-day operation you just can’t help but see his strong work ethic. Every once in a while you mention Eva’s boyfriend working down at the wood yard. It would be nice to have his introduction. Thanks for sharing today’s video.
I love your choice of not having any intentions on buying anything. Everybody needs some of that stuff.
Dad & Son working together ❤️ I cherish the memories I have being with my Dad..we don't miss it until it's gone ❤
I really like Levi. He has a great personality, he works hard, and he’s very smart. The last couple videos he has had more time in front of camera and his presentations about tree species was very interesting. I suggest you have him more involved in your UA-cam videos.
I second that motion! 🙂
i said the same thing a few videos ago
Levi will be his succession plan. They’ll ensure that the channel continues as Mike enters his 60’s. We will likely see more of Levi.
Pretty sure he has his own channel.
@@Mr_diesel_97 he does. I’ve never looked at it.
Mike at my age that swing is as exciting as a roller coaster used to be in my younger days...LOL
Great upload! Love the final statement "I don't plan on buying anything" ...and then the 5.56 box. Love it! Atta boy Mike!
Levi smiles just like him mom. Such a great gift to have.
Exactly what I say, and just like that u come home with more pew pew feed! Definitely beautiful area. I miss Harpers Ferry
wow! What a TREE! A llot of years in that one. Love how you find something to share and your son giving a great overview of the work being done. Thank You for sharing.
That was a huge tree. I can only imagine the conversations that took place sitting under it! Some of your viewers probably saw a clothes line for the first time also.. Many times I helped hang laundry from a line this like this one... Thanks for the memories! Have a great week!
I always chuckle when I see a case of the good stuff go in the back of the truck. 👍👍
It's a good morning with Mike and coffee. Have to see Levi's video next. Love your version of window shopping.. lol.
Gotta be a Vermeer stand up mini-skid!
What a big difference in temps!! When will you ever have time to just sit in that swing and not have a project to get to? I think one day when all is done, Levi's family and Hunter, maybe one of the girls come, just to spend a long weekend. Ride the side by side, go canoeing, and have a cookout. Now that would make a fantastic video! Your field is looking greener. The deer thank you. Yellow and black, no idea. There's always great stuff to look forward to on your channel. I did some price checking at Midsouth and Midway last night. Loaded ammo is higher, but reload components are still sort of reasonable. Brass is the highest cost. Powder is double pre covid. I will continue loading my own. Im retired, not healthy. Projects done at my loading bench is perfect. May 17, pneumonia. At hospital they diagnosed me w Afib. Here we go. Test and more tests, xrays, new meds, blood thinner, oh boy!! I do so enjoy watching your projects, really helps my attitude. Thanks Mike. As always, i can't wait for your next post!!👍🚜❤️🙏🇺🇲🇺🇲
Thats why we love our place, cant see anything but woods surrounding us and every once in a while we hear one of two neighbors!, i love sitting and listening to mother nature!.
96.6 yesterday and i finished up limbing up trees that we mow around and the heat was just tough on this old man!. Its to hot to sit on the tractor and mow!, lololo. Great buy i just bought another 1,000 rounds.
I cant wait for tomorrow's video!.
Mike,
For a guy who is time conscience, your idea to hand sand your lumber for the cabin in W.V with an orbital sander...is to say the least going to take you a lot of time...I suggested you go to a cabinet or architectural shop and have them sand your wood...after thinking about it, that would not be a good idea...after loading, hauling, unloading, reloading, hauling and off loading...way to much of a waste of time. The only thing I can suggest is buying a 18" drum sander...then use it and when your finished, sell it if it's not needed. Grizzly makes a 18" 1-1/2 HP Open-End Drum Sander w/ VS Feed for $995.00..Good Luck and if you still are heart set on hand sanding with an orbital sander...Happy Sanding!
Hi Mike, Looking at the hat you are wearing. You must have purchased and Vermeer machine. I bet its ATX 960.
Mike, I know exactly what you mean regarding milling in the heat.I had the saw mill running for a good bit yesterday, and felt like a wet rag at the end of the day.
I would love to talk to Levi sometime. When I was getting my horticulture and landscape design degrees, we spent a ton of time doing tree identification. Loved it !👍
I’m glad you had Levi on to help identify the types of trees. We have a second home in Middle Tn, along with just over 400 acres of trees and farm land. About the only tress I can identify are oaks, hackberry’s , walnut and cherry. We have a lot more, so,I,look,forward to seeing Levi’s discussion. Stay well, and I enjoy your programs 1
I was super impressed with the capability of that wood chipper. Wow. 😮
Levi is an awesome dude we need more of him keep up the good work guys
Absolutely love Levi. He's a gifted young man with how he speaks and presents himself. You and Melissa have done an amazing job raising your children. It would be awesome to see more of Levi and also John one day. That was an enormous tree. Can't wait to see the new yellow addition. Have a great weekend
That porch swing looks like the perfect way to decompress.
Good Morning Morgan Family 🌞- Have a Fabulous and Blessed Day 🤠
I have figured out something. Levi was a great hire. That young man is a worker and a wealth of knowledge. Stay safe everybody
He had a great teacher. ;-)
I am excited waiting to see your new Kiln dryer where it will be located and operating success... I feel that Levi is an asset to your business and enjoy watching/learning about trees and plants.
Great vid, Mike. Thanks for taking us along on the journey, both figurative and literal. Nice score, btw. :)
It was fun to see Levi.
Fyi. Power company line workers go wherever there's line trouble. My nephew worked all over the U.S. when emergencies happened until he hit 45 then he got stuck in an office.
Famous last words before you enter the store. I know longer say them. It's great ro see how everything is going and growing.
The elbow on the fuel tank is rusting and staining your diesel tank. I would swap that part or coat it with something because that is a nice new tank. Seems like it would make a good video also. Cheers
Mike, I'm looking forward to seeing the new Yellow Machine tomorrow. Your wonderful son Levi is really sharp on his tree species identification .
Watched Levi 👀 video and very interesting. Strangely enough it's the first time watching Levi, he is definitely a great addition to your family video series, looking forward to more,.
Nothing better than waking up on a Saturday morning and you have a video posted. Thank you for another great video.
Hoping all of the Morgans have a great weekend.
Thanks for the wonderful content Mike!
Good Afternoon Mike! As a formor Mill foreman in my younger days, your attention to detail "sticking lumber" is spot on and extremely important to get quality straight, uniform boards. Do yourself a favor, put some "off fall" or waste boards on stickers on top of your last layer on the stickered pile as cover boards to prevent cupping and especially "sun checking" of your top boards. When you add to the stack, throw the cover boards aside and add to the stack then re-use the cover boards again. As always another Great video !! ENJOY YOUR DAY!!👍
Random comment here. I’m a long time viewer of your videos and absolutely love them. I’m from your area (Monroeville), a foreman for our Municipality, and former tree business owner, and excavator owner. We have a lot in common, for sure.
Anyways, music request for any upcoming videos. Try Zack Bryan for some of your sawmill and trail riding time lapse videos. I think it’d fit the overall feeling of the videos and connect with your viewers.
Just a thought! I look forward to meeting you someday! Take care!!
Good morning to ya Mike! You have so much going on. Building roads, sawing lumber, cutting wood, the cabin in wva, always something different going on. I always enjoy your videos. By the way that Levi is a real worker!
Good Saturday morning Morgan family! Hot several days here in SE PA. Hope you have a productive weekend!
Where are you from in s e pa
Just south of Allentown
Morning!
Southwestern Chester County here....Oxford.
Thanks Levi for all that great information and education on trees! Love them
Nice to see you relax for a few minutes. Love that cabin and location.
Hi Mike, you should keep your eyes open for some “scrap “ tin roofing to cover your lumber… big sawmills attach it to big pallets and move it around with a fork lift/loader…
Mike I just love your property there in WV. It’s beautiful there. Love all that timber! Good to see Levi today. Cool video! 👍❤️
Had a Box Elder Maple 6 ft across trunk.... huge and tall.. Invasive Norway Maples growing big too.
What I learned from this video...Don't forget your cell phone if you place it on the back of your truck! I've never done that (yet) but sure know others who have. Found brand new key fob along the road last week, was able to locate the new '24 matching Chevy pickup near by.
Love all your videos, thanks Mike 👍
Having many irons in the fire is great. It lets you chose which project ya to do. Funny how you “task moods” can change with each day. I’m sure the shredding in AC cab is good choice. I just shredded 5 acres and it’s Tarzan HOT, thankful to have put the canopy on tractor.
I think the last video at the end of my comment I suggested you stop and get more metal. Good Job! Liked the TYMs. I bought the TYM 25 hp 2 years ago for my small acreage and have done some projects with it. I can't say enough good. It's like a 30s hp frame. 1400 lbs. in the bucket. I straightened up places on the 4 acres I keep maintained with a 60" woods tiller. and loader The other use I have and didn't know is how many things I pick up and move with it! Weather sounds incredible at the cabin!
It is always nice to hear from Levi. Hi Hunter.
hi there all though i have a circular saw mill i spray everything including the blade with a diesel/oil mix after sawing , after pine because of the sticky ,and after the oak because of the oak metal thing , great show best to all john
Good morning y'all !!! Have a fantastic weekend, and hello from British Columbia !!! Go Oilers Go !!!
Mike, if you think an orbital sander is going to affect that lumber the way you want, best to try it at home 1st. One trip thru a dewalt planner and edger is what you need. That red pine makes for some quality lumber.Was a time when a man could sell his lumber products to local General Store. Was quite a few sawyers in my county when I was a kid. I can name 5 withing 5 sq miles of me, all long gone now. They ran the big blades powered by large diesel engines many times more powerful than required. Love your little Wild Wonderful Mtn get away.
Lol. Remember White oak species have rounded edges on the leaves and red oak species have sharp or pointed edges on the leaves. God bless. Love the videos.
always time for some peace and quiet, like the precious metal also never too much! have a great day
Hey Mike, put an “exclusion cage” out in your food plot.
It will show you how much the deer are eating!
Hi Mike. That the most biggest locust tree! I ever seen! 😮😮😮😳😳😳🥰🥰🥰😊😊😊👍👍👍 The biggest locust tree in Vermont & Upstate N.Y is 42 inches wide. They're live too. These trees are very straight. Beautiful trees too. Your in-law's tree is got to be 6 feet wide! That's amazing! Normally. Vermont's biggest trees are sugar maple, maple, & red oak. 4 to 5 feet wide. Some has wind damaged branches. Me & my brother at that time. We used pick up those damaged limbs for firewood. Completely dry wood. If they were " green." We take the limbs off. Then cut them 4 feet long for future firewood. 95% of trees are dry & dead. Apple tree are very difficult to "read." The new growth travels over the " dry limbs." I tackled 30 inch pear tree. It wood smoke was like " elm." Smells like " fresh leather." Those were the days. The locust trunk would make wonderful lumber. It's wonderful firewood. It leaves beautiful red coals. We cutting 4 to 5 inch dead locust trees. I dislike split locust fencing. ( It's a "novelty fencing" in Vermont & Upstate N.Y. 🤔🙄😬🤨😐😑😔) It's a waste of hardwood trees for fencing to me. Levi is great. He should be called T.H.E. Levi. ( The Hardwood Expert.) 😆😆😆😁😁😁🥰🥰🥰😊😊😊 It sounds like your cabin is in higher elevation? We had an apartment in a elevated area. It will be 90 in our city of Bennington, Vermont. We'll be 75 in our elevated area. We were 20 mins north of Bennington. This was back in the summer of 1981. Then we moved 3 places & found a house on an elevated area in July/1986. It was hot, hazy, & humid summer there.😅😅😅😅 We lived for 25 yrs. The house was Upstate N.Y. The dirt road was West Shaftsbury aka North Bennington, Vt. ( There was no post office in West Shaftsbury. It in North Bennington. Which was 10 mins away.) The Vermonters refers our dirt road as: "The Plateau." Your red pine lumber will dry very well there. Well. Say Hi to Melissa, Eva, & Hunter. Have a good Saturday everyone. 🥰😊😉👍❤️💜🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🌲🌳
Mike, I really think you should just run the boards through the planer for one pass on one side. It will clean them up and be much less work than sanding. God Bless, Daryl
Nice Mike, i really like your homestead, but West Virginia, is breathtaking to me, i could get on that swing, while i watch the brio cook a steak, then eat it, and fall asleep in the quit of the "Peaceful Paradise ", couple deer roaming, maybe a turkey or two.. Absolutely a sanctuary! Thanks for sharing.💯❤🙏
Morning Mike when I have two logs about the same size I cut them both at the same time,just a time saver 😎
Are you familiar with how black Locust will glow in the dark under UV light? It's pretty cool. And the best firewood!
Shout out to the Huntman, I'm sure he's jealous that you made a Sheetz run without him! All the best to the Morgan Family. Thanks, Brian - Prosper, TX
ole Prosper TX. I built a few swimming pools in Propser in the late 90's and early 2000's, then moved back east.
I need to get back to DFW for a visit and see how it has exploded
@@arresthillary9502 You probably don't want to go back there. The place is crazy overcrowded. So many vehicles on the roadways. 10 miles an hour on the interstate is no fun.
Good to see Levi. I will definitely check his postings.
Check out the forestry grapple, for the rear of the tractor from Woody Equipment. Best purchase I have made!
I will
I drive past the Wood-Mizer production plant in Indiana once a week, that place is huge!
Looks like Levi got his hair genetics from Mom. Another good video. Looking forward to watching Levi's video on the trees. I had my education in forestry and surveying. We had so many different species to identify on campuses for quizzes
When you put those boards on the wall, run those boards through a table saw and put a 45 degree bevel on the edges. This will let you overlap them slightly and you don't have to worry about gaps from shrinkage.
Good morning Morgans,Love the videos. Your red pine siding - have put up a bunch in hunting camps as interior paneling. Told you about sanding the boards, use 60 or 80 grit discs on a palm sander, 1 or 2 passes on the exposed side an maybe 1 on each edge. Check out Cabot stain and roll it on the exposed side, dry 1 day to touch, nail it on the walls over the construction floor covering that looks like butcher paper-no smell like tar paper.
I believe Shingle Oak is in the Beech family. I know nothing about trees, but for some reason I know this? Love watching this channel.
You’re right, it’s in the Beech family. I think they were asking if shingle oaks were in the red or white oak “group.” To that question, Mike was right; it’s in the red oak group.
Thanks guys. You nailed it. I’ve got a lot of learning to do on plant taxonomy.
We had huge white oaks on our hill. So much shade in the summer but made falls and clearing leaves a total pain. Dad eventually bought a vacuum attachment after my brother and I moved away to live our lives. Now they moved to the other coast and have to deal with Madrona leaves and bark
Can't ever have too much ammo, still praying for the family and Hunter have a day
GOOOOOOOD SATURDAY
MAAAAAAAAWNIN EVERYON!!!!… its sure is a miserably hot 🥵day here in Virginia Beach & even hotter tomorrow…I’m NOT a fan of these temps. Mike thanks for taking us along. Great video & fantastic editing.
Catch yinz tomorrow
Have a day
HELLOOOO HUNTER 😊
Good morning ~ Happy Saturday!! Enjoyed your conversation with Levi . . . I just subscribed to his UA-cam channel.
Wallenstein log grapple for the win...
You wont regret it.
I had a tree like Melissa's Dad; big, green and with a major flaw in the lower trunk. I decided either I could bring it down when and where I wanted, or some storm could bring it down when and where it wanted. When I did cut it, I found that almost 80% of the cross section of the tree at one point was dead and rotting with a crack across the grain.
I'm wondering what you guys in PA call "HOT" there, here in central AZ it was 115 most of he day friday, but only 18% humidity, so while it feels 'hot and uncomfortable' out in the sun, you really don't sweat, but I remember in FL when it was 95 and 95% humidity, it was unbearably wet and sweaty, but here if you are in the shade, it is actually comfortable and we try to remember what it felt like in our past lives what shoveling that cold, icy, wet, filthy, slushy snow with frozen ears, face, fingers was like ???
For the record my dad was right it is in the red oak group. Have a lot of work to do in learning plant systematics.
I flew in to Harrisburg at 6am today. Man did it get hot here today. Feels like the south east.
A thought to share. Add an used hog trough to collect the sawdust out of the black pipe and bag for horse stalls. Folks pay Good money for clean sawdust for stalls
I watched this video while we were stopped at the flamming Gorge in Utah.
Today we will go over trail ridge in Colorado.
So Mike, when will you be tying I. The shower house to the main cabin? And when do you plan on finishing the interior of the cabin?
I’m really looking forward to seeing those episodes!
Love watching your channel..::I don’t miss an episode! Keep it up!
My great grandfather helped the forest service plant red pine all over West Virginia.
Love the precious metals
Do love the peace and quiet at your cabin. Did you keep any of the limbs and trunk for yourself? Stay safe.
Shingle Oak is a member of the Red Oak family. We have lots here (Quebec, Canada).
That’s correct. I’ve got some work to do on plant taxonomy.
I really enjoy your and Melissa’s video. I enjoy seeing the kids too.Your are a wonderful family.❤️🙏
What a magnificent tree. We have one of those in the back yard. I hope it stays healthy as it provides a good bit of shade for the back yard . That little green machine moves well … time for another machine Mike ? lol.
Bless those Linemen for all they do to keep modern society running by keeping the juice on. Here in the PNW, it's typically nasty, wet, cold and windy when the lines go down and they head out and up onto the power poles to fix what nature brought down.
Interesting watching the porch swing sequences while I was watching it on my porch swing. My brain protested watching your footage and my environment moving differently at the same time. 😅
Lol
Good morning from Upstate South Carolina. That deer was close, but they know it's not deer season. Have another productive day.
P.S. The new machine is Vermeer, right? See hat.
Also, you might want to clean the bird droppings off of the swing before you sit on it. I don't plan on buying anything, just 1000 rounds of 5.56x45mm.
Mike I saw a picture of a wood mizer saw that was hooked to flex hose on saw dust exhaust that went up to the rafters of pole barn that hooked to some type vacum system then hooked to metal duct pipe ran a long way out into yard-- so no piles by saw
Hey Mike. I was at the Bass Pro in Morgantown on Friday. I walked all over the store looking for you. Didn't see you but I did see some bargains. Ha Ha.....
lol couldn’t help but chuckle! Always need ammo 😉. That is a beautiful patch of woods sir, “Almost Heaven, West Virginia “.
Should put a sheet of roofing tin on top of the stickered wood pile to keep the sun and rain off.
I’m sure that CAT will look good at the woodyard!!
LOL... "window shopping" I do the same thing whenever I go there. Regards from central Arkansas.
Thanks for sharing. Hot humid days here too in southern Illinois.
Good Saturday Morning Mike and friends..... rainy in Ontario....
Pete 🇨🇦
Hi Pete, Clear skies and warm here today. High of 97° F.
A bit of rain may be welcome after a few warm days Pete? We will get some summer temps this weekend. Go Oilers!
@stephendobie5013 morning Steve, certainly a relief, good luck Oilers.... it will be crazy downtown!
Good morning Pete , David and Stephen , Happy Caturday 😸😺
@@badcat4707 Happy Caturday! 🐈🐱
That was a huge tree and the cabin is looking good!
Sitting here at -4c in OZ at the moment and just wishing our 40c summer was here already. Can't stand winter.
Love your spoils of the window shopping!
Those 1st 4 off cuts of the logs on your mill...Long term camp ground guys salivate for those things if they can get them on the cheap. I knew some guys that would go around to the small mills like yours and pay the guy some $$ for a dump trailer load. The guys would use their own dump trailer then cut them to length at the camp ground...