Huge tree! So interesting to see it cut - and crash to the ground. Amazing to watch. And watching the horses dig in and pull that huge log up the hill - really neat. Thanks for taking us with you!
My granddad was a tree hugger too. He would close his eyes and hug a tree and then tell you how many board feet would be in the tree. When asked how he knew, he told people because he had talked to the tree about the harvest and it told him. He was usually right to within a hundred board feet on a contract.
I too was a tree hugger. I could sit out looking at them and once one pecan tree began to shimmer at me. I blinked and rubbed my eyes and looked again. Yup. Shimmering. I asked it what do you want? I was instantly answered. " I'm thirsty." Added drip hose. No more shimmer. Thank you tree for telling me.
I have no idea why but I look at Buck and it just makes me feel nostalgic and I love the way he is going grey, lots of character, Ken is a really great looking horse too. what a team. My respect for you both Jim and Brenda as you load and unload that kit.
I am really jealous of you guys, a husband and wife team out working in the forest together with your equine partners in the sun. What a beautiful life
That's a huge log for those big "ponies"😘 to pull! They do a great job though! That area is so beautiful with all the snow covered trees. Makes the black Percherons look even more beautiful all hitched up as they're dashin' through the snow!!!🥰
Such an informative video today (for me !!) Once again, I salute you, Brenda !! Sore knee or not, you're there !! You could see those horses were pulling hard with all the steam coming off them at one stage !! Impressive !!
Ken & Buck looks like they're discussing a plan too! It is beautiful in them woods! you didn't hear me, because the saw was running, I said" Jim, you're going to pinch the saw!"
I always check out the description part. Thank you Brenda and Jim. Both of you are such honorable teachers. It's a gift and a calling. We're blessed to have you on our screens. It always makes me feel like I'm almost right there with you.
If you come back in the spring when the snow is gone, you might find your key. But if a raven sees it first, it will wind up in the raven's nest. Maybe if you let the college know, one of the students may find it when they are in there working. You need to learn to hot wire that skid steer. Sometimes those skid steers all use the same key.
Dear Jim and Brenda! Thanks for downloading this video! It was right on time! Having a frustrating moment and I needed to watch my favorite… KEN!!! What an amazing horse!!!
What a great trailer! I love the sliding "man-door" or whatever it's called. Very helpful to have. Love to see tge horses' neck arch with their stylish RED blankets! You always think of your horses and take such good care of them. It shows your LOVE for them!
My family lived on my grandparents farm. We had a field and woods on another road. They had loggers come in and took logs out and they used mules to pull the logs out of the woods. They looked like they were drafts. I have never seen mules that size again.
I can’t wait until Jim can start workin his Suffolks in the woods! I under the 2 year olds aren’t old enough yet, but I look forward to at the very least Barron can start coming along maybe as the 3rd horse to do a little work! Thank you! Jim and Brenda for another great video!
You have had some great videos but this one beats them all.What a beautiful day to be in the woods!! The snow and sunshine ☀ are so white and bright. A perfect day to be in a beautiful woods.This is one of the things I miss about the farm I grew up on and later farmed.We had two small wood lots.I miss days on the farm that like this. Thanks 😊.
Greetings from the Netherlands. Trinity dairy and Working horses with Jim are my favorite relax moments for years, before I fall asleep. Very interesting as I love animals and especially horses, as well as tractors. Keep up the work and stay healthy. Adriaan de Kam
Thirty years ago my dad had a small saw as yours and he could take all the lumber possible out of a log and it wasn’t long he could estimate how much a log was in board feet. When he got lumber logs from a logger he measured which was well that he did because those loggers would tell you had more lumber than you sawed. When he showed them he too could measure they took his word then.
Your videos are never too long! I was hoping to see Ken and Buck pull out the butt log and suddenly the video was over. 😮😮 Those boys can pull. It’s going to take Barron quite a while to get in that kind of shape.
So grateful that you took us along for this lovely day in the woods! The horses’ harnesses and bridles make them look like they are decked out for a show - the red and silver against the black coats is absolutely beautiful.
My grandfather was a logger well into his 70s! Although he was a career Army Cavalryman and farrier at Ft. Sill, OK, we didn’t have horses, unfortunately, but willing to bet he would have LOVED working with them.
You never need to apologize for a long video. I enjoy every minute and am sad when it ends! So many times I watch it again! ♥️🙏🏻🙏🏻♥️ 🐴 🐴 The blacks look stunning in the snow!
So LOVE a beautiful Winter day in the woods .. how wonderful to share horses and all with all of us, many of whom can't even go outside any old time anymore. God Bless and keep you and all your loved ones (including hairy, furry and feathered etc) safe and well and happy. Many thanks :)
Beautiful day! Watching these videos makes me think of my ancestors (many carpenters and cabinetmakers) and how the wood they used would have been harvested and processed. Thank you.
Love and care for the team is great! Watching the steam rise up when the horses rested indicates that the get warmed up. Can remember the smell of horse sweat from when I was younger! Great video as always.
Lovely day in the woods, thanks for the nice video. I actually liked that Brenda got on the skid, nice view with the horses ahead. Fantastic winter day and of course working with horses, always a pleasure.
Your horses stay pretty calm with all the noise. I guess they've heard it all before. They just seem curious about what you are doing. Probably wondering why you would want two logs instead of one.
Well the boys seems to like the new trailer. So glad everything is working out. Jim you are awesome. Brenda I know you are the one that keeps it all together.
It is such a pleasure to watch the horses work! Thank you for making these videos so consistently!! I was wondering how long Jim thinks it will take to train Baron, Duke, and Earl so are ready to work in the woods? A year? Two or three? Or longer?
Your new horse trailer is amazing you’ve done some really good things in there, and I bet the horses right even better and you keep everything separated with those little compartments of yours thank you have a good evening you and your family
Yet again another great video..always something new to learn n see..my stallion in his best..( not doing anywhere near the work you do) but on a heavy load he would stop take 3 deep breaths then 3 steps n repeat till he got it where we wanted it.. horses are just amazing...
Excellent vid folks. I'm always dumbfounded about how much there is to being a knowledgeable teamster. Thanks Jim, for passing on all your hard earned experience. I imagine that Buck and Lady would make one peppy team. Do you ever pair them up at horse pulls?
Watching your videos and you said that this is longer than most people like but watching them the time goes by so quick I guess that's because Brenda and you are doing a great job
So interesting to watch and for some reason it is beautiful to watch❤😊makes me think of the hard working people who settled America. God Bless the USA 🇺🇸
Now that's a sizable tree, my goodness, and you are wise to make your horses stop ever so often. They are willing to pull through, but that could damage them.
Nice video. Thanks for explaining things thoroughly. Is there many loggers in America who use horses ? I wasn’t familiar with any of this till stumbling across this channel. I assumed heavy machinery was used in logging these days. I like that you use horses. Seems more natural. Thanks for the videos Jim & Brenda :)
Forgive me for forgetting the horses on the rights name when you say carful step he gets low in the harness and digs in . He tries hard he loves what he does. Really fun to watch
hello jim and brenda to be honest i could watch ur videos all the time i think its very interesting how u train the horses and the little bit i have seen and well behave the horses are
Could I recommend 'hitch-in farm' to people who like Jim's channel? It's a bit different, more touristy... But a lot of fun and I think they deserve more views
If NH skidsteers are anything like bobcat there is one key that fits them all. I keep a spare in the truck. Hind sight is great! Lol. I was right on with 450 bf guess. Love the logging videos. Beautiful woods and logs.
That's right Brenda...'temporary--it didn't come to stay'--By HIS STRIPES YOUR ,and my knees ARE HEALED.,,IN THE NAME OF JESUS. Love from South Alabama.
that really is a beautiful day, clear skies and snow on the ground, I found it really interesting that you have a snow plow on your truck ( utes to us) coming from a place where we never get snow it is really an eye opener. I have no idea what it would be like working in those conditions, the closest I have come to that was when we were on holiday in Sweden and went into the woods to see moose. ( which we were lucky enough to find).
Beautiful video on a stunningly beautiful day. Re resting the horses, I have seen horses broken winded, and one that literally busted a gut and died at an early endurance ride, back in the 70's. When they get their blood up, over excited and too keen, they can easily kill themselves, and its all about wind. Jim knows this, those little stops are so they can catch their breath. No amount of sweat will hurt a horse, unless it is tied up wet, wet and cold = pneumonia, and so the red rugs for when they have to wait about.
Absolutely beautiful scenery, the trees are stunning when covered with snow A beautiful day to be in the woods.. thanks for sharing , great to see you all again .much love from dry, windy ( a brisk N/E wind creating quite a wind chill factor of 4°C )..N/E Spain.🌞🥶
Great video! I'm enjoying my calendar!!! Love the smell of fresh cut pine. Take care and be safe. The wife needs to go and get that knee looked at please!
You have talked about when the horses are pulling a heavy load and it’s time to stop them, and how you know when that is. But how do you know when they are ready to go again? Is it how they’re breathing?
hi Jim, Brenda, Jim, that is some tree, you just cut down!! i noticed ken, and buck, stood great while you cut the tree, with the chainsaw running. good horseman. What a day to be in the woods, with horses. great video .. thanks... GOD BLESS ...Jim Nova Scotia Canada.
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Huge tree! So interesting to see it cut - and crash to the ground. Amazing to watch. And watching the horses dig in and pull that huge log up the hill - really neat. Thanks for taking us with you!
No need to apologize for length of video. Love them.
i personally don't mind the longer vidoes, i just enjoy watching you work with them horses
And Brenda if the horses see Jim hooking a big log they think "Jim thinks we can do it so let's prove him right."
My granddad was a tree hugger too. He would close his eyes and hug a tree and then tell you how many board feet would be in the tree. When asked how he knew, he told people because he had talked to the tree about the harvest and it told him. He was usually right to within a hundred board feet on a contract.
Impressive!
I too was a tree hugger. I could sit out looking at them and once one pecan tree began to shimmer at me. I blinked and rubbed my eyes and looked again. Yup. Shimmering. I asked it what do you want? I was instantly answered. " I'm thirsty." Added drip hose. No more shimmer. Thank you tree for telling me.
I love those "old tales" !!
Love how the boys always pay very close attention to Jim!
I love how you pace the horses and rest them…you know your horses so well.
I have no idea why but I look at Buck and it just makes me feel nostalgic and I love the way he is going grey, lots of character, Ken is a really great looking horse too. what a team. My respect for you both Jim and Brenda as you load and unload that kit.
Amazing how they are not really bothered by the running of the chainsaw. shows how Jim has been able to train them.
I noticed that, too. They didn't flinch for a second. They are obviously used to that sound !!
I am really jealous of you guys, a husband and wife team out working in the forest together with your equine partners in the sun. What a beautiful life
That's a huge log for those big "ponies"😘 to pull! They do a great job though! That area is so beautiful with all the snow covered trees. Makes the black Percherons look even more beautiful all hitched up as they're dashin' through the snow!!!🥰
Such an informative video today (for me !!) Once again, I salute you, Brenda !! Sore knee or not, you're there !! You could see those horses were pulling hard with all the steam coming off them at one stage !! Impressive !!
Ken & Buck looks like they're discussing a plan too! It is beautiful in them woods! you didn't hear me, because the saw was running, I said" Jim, you're going to pinch the saw!"
Looks like the new trailer is working really well! What a beautiful day in the woods . I enjoyed this video as always 💕🐎
I can't believe how much weight your horses can pull. But you know how to work them. Great job
I always check out the description part. Thank you Brenda and Jim. Both of you are such honorable teachers. It's a gift and a calling. We're blessed to have you on our screens. It always makes me feel like I'm almost right there with you.
Jim, I pushed snow for 18 years...never plowed snow while pulling a loaded horse trailer. Lol
Really enjoyed being with all of you in the snowy woods thank you sooo much . respect for this proffesion.
If you come back in the spring when the snow is gone, you might find your key. But if a raven sees it first, it will wind up in the raven's nest. Maybe if you let the college know, one of the students may find it when they are in there working. You need to learn to hot wire that skid steer. Sometimes those skid steers all use the same key.
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I hope Brenda’s knee improves quickly and she finds her hard hat. What a beautiful spot and such a lovely sunny day. 👍👍😁
Dear Jim and Brenda! Thanks for downloading this video! It was right on time! Having a frustrating moment and I needed to watch my favorite… KEN!!! What an amazing horse!!!
He is a good one!
One of your best videos. The horses and woods were BEAUTIFUL together in the new-fallen snow and the sunshine. Would make GREAT Calendar pictures.
What a great trailer! I love the sliding "man-door" or whatever it's called. Very helpful to have. Love to see tge horses' neck arch with their stylish RED blankets! You always think of your horses and take such good care of them. It shows your LOVE for them!
My family lived on my grandparents farm. We had a field and woods on another road. They had loggers come in and took logs out and they used mules to pull the logs out of the woods. They looked like they were drafts. I have never seen mules that size again.
Thank you Jim for explaining how to use a hitch like your, I am thinking about getting a hitch for my car like your.
Thank you so much and I hope Brenda’s knee gets to feeling better. God Bless
I can’t wait until Jim can start workin his Suffolks in the woods! I under the 2 year olds aren’t old enough yet, but I look forward to at the very least Barron can start coming along maybe as the 3rd horse to do a little work! Thank you! Jim and Brenda for another great video!
You have had some great videos but this one beats them all.What a beautiful day to be in the woods!! The snow and sunshine ☀ are so white and bright. A perfect day to be in a beautiful woods.This is one of the things I miss about the farm I grew up on and later farmed.We had two small wood lots.I miss days on the farm that like this. Thanks 😊.
Greetings from the Netherlands. Trinity dairy and Working horses with Jim are my favorite relax moments for years, before I fall asleep. Very interesting as I love animals and especially horses, as well as tractors. Keep up the work and stay healthy. Adriaan de Kam
Beautiful scenery, so restful and such a wonderful example of the Creator's handiwork
We hope Brenda's knee gets better soon. Another great video folks.
All the best
Thirty years ago my dad had a small saw as yours and he could take all the lumber possible out of a log and it wasn’t long he could estimate how much a log was in board feet. When he got lumber logs from a logger he measured which was well that he did because those loggers would tell you had more lumber than you sawed. When he showed them he too could measure they took his word then.
Always love seeing your love for one another and the life you’re living Thanks for sharing
Your videos are never too long! I was hoping to see Ken and Buck pull out the butt log and suddenly the video was over. 😮😮
Those boys can pull. It’s going to take Barron quite a while to get in that kind of shape.
So grateful that you took us along for this lovely day in the woods! The horses’ harnesses and bridles make them look like they are decked out for a show - the red and silver against the black coats is absolutely beautiful.
Sure does look great !!
My grandfather was a logger well into his 70s! Although he was a career Army Cavalryman and farrier at Ft. Sill, OK, we didn’t have horses, unfortunately, but willing to bet he would have LOVED working with them.
Don’t worry about the length of you videos. I so look forward to seeing them and enjoying them.
Got my calendar today. Thanks. Brings back memories of when I was young and working horses and mules with my dad.
Wow! Really enjoy watching Jim and Brenda work as a team logging with the team of horses. So absolutely fascinating!
NOTHING bothers those horses! Sweet!
You never need to apologize for a long video. I enjoy every minute and am sad when it ends! So many times I watch it again! ♥️🙏🏻🙏🏻♥️ 🐴 🐴 The blacks look stunning in the snow!
So LOVE a beautiful Winter day in the woods .. how wonderful to share horses and all with all of us, many of whom can't even go outside any old time anymore. God Bless and keep you and all your loved ones (including hairy, furry and feathered etc) safe and well and happy. Many thanks :)
What a beautiful day! What a joy to view and spend time with all of you.
Beautiful day! Watching these videos makes me think of my ancestors (many carpenters and cabinetmakers) and how the wood they used would have been harvested and processed. Thank you.
Love and care for the team is great! Watching the steam rise up when the horses rested indicates that the get warmed up. Can remember the smell of horse sweat from when I was younger! Great video as always.
What a beautiful video, with the blue sky, snow and black horses!
Awesome video Jim and Brenda what a nice tree , horses are awesome they really do a great job for you.
It certainly looks lovely just watching you drive through the woods!
Thank you Jim and Brenda. The first day of a move is always a set up day. A little winch would help getting the cart in and out.❤❤❤❤
Lovely day in the woods, thanks for the nice video. I actually liked that Brenda got on the skid, nice view with the horses ahead. Fantastic winter day and of course working with horses, always a pleasure.
Beautiful to see how you and your horses work together
Your horses stay pretty calm with all the noise. I guess they've heard it all before. They just seem curious about what you are doing. Probably wondering why you would want two logs instead of one.
Well the boys seems to like the new trailer. So glad everything is working out. Jim you are awesome. Brenda I know you are the one that keeps it all together.
It is such a pleasure to watch the horses work! Thank you for making these videos so consistently!! I was wondering how long Jim thinks it will take to train Baron, Duke, and Earl so are ready to work in the woods? A year? Two or three? Or longer?
Great to see really rough trees, a lot of sawn timber is made from these.
The woods, snow and sun are beautiful! I love going on the ride with Jim and Brenda.
Really enjoying the longer videos!! Keep up the great work!
Jealous of your snow and blue skies! Grey and barely freezing in southern WI. A pleasure to see you working the horses.
Your new horse trailer is amazing you’ve done some really good things in there, and I bet the horses right even better and you keep everything separated with those little compartments of yours thank you have a good evening you and your family
Yet again another great video..always something new to learn n see..my stallion in his best..( not doing anywhere near the work you do) but on a heavy load he would stop take 3 deep breaths then 3 steps n repeat till he got it where we wanted it.. horses are just amazing...
Can you do a video on how and when you got your current horses Jim and Brenda? Love your videos. 👍✌️🇨🇦❤️
Excellent vid folks. I'm always dumbfounded about how much there is to being a knowledgeable teamster. Thanks Jim, for passing on all your hard earned experience. I imagine that Buck
and Lady would make one peppy team. Do you ever pair them up at horse pulls?
It is so amazing to see how much they can drag. wow
46:42 is a perfect 2024 Calendar photo!
Watching your videos and you said that this is longer than most people like but watching them the time goes by so quick I guess that's because Brenda and you are doing a great job
Thanks for the most enjoyable video. It was great to have you enjoying yourself and laughing at yourselves. Your concern for the horses is remarkable.
Your videos are enjoyable and relaxing. They are not too long. Thank you for sharing your lives. I grew up just north of you in Massena.
Sounds like a beautiful place, with the locks and all. Aluminum plant.
Very nice.
Indeed it’s a beautiful day. The background shots show a crisp blue sky😊
Beautiful looking pine 450 board ft . Be nice ones you get your logging road built Jim .
So interesting to watch and for some reason it is beautiful to watch❤😊makes me think of the hard working people who settled America. God Bless the USA 🇺🇸
That blue sky was absolutely gorgeous!
Thanks for the News Letter. And thanks for the video at the Saw Mill.I really liked seeing that Band mill
Great video. Hope your leg gets better soon Brenda and hope you find your hard hat .
Now that's a sizable tree, my goodness, and you are wise to make your horses stop ever so often. They are willing to pull through, but that could damage them.
Absolutely stunning views in todays video. Perfect for a calendar 😉. I hope Brenda’s knee feels better soon.
Nice video. Thanks for explaining things thoroughly. Is there many loggers in America who use horses ? I wasn’t familiar with any of this till stumbling across this channel. I assumed heavy machinery was used in logging these days. I like that you use horses. Seems more natural. Thanks for the videos Jim & Brenda :)
What a beautiful setting. Thank you for sharing.🐴🐴
Forgive me for forgetting the horses on the rights name when you say carful step he gets low in the harness and digs in .
He tries hard he loves what he does.
Really fun to watch
That be "Buck the Great!"
hello jim and brenda to be honest i could watch ur videos all the time i think its very interesting how u train the horses and the little bit i have seen and well behave the horses are
Ken and Buck think that log is a tooth pick😂😂😂
Could I recommend 'hitch-in farm' to people who like Jim's channel? It's a bit different, more touristy... But a lot of fun and I think they deserve more views
If NH skidsteers are anything like bobcat there is one key that fits them all. I keep a spare in the truck. Hind sight is great! Lol. I was right on with 450 bf guess. Love the logging videos. Beautiful woods and logs.
I love the videos I just close my eyes and listen to horses work it’s so soothing
That's right Brenda...'temporary--it didn't come to stay'--By HIS STRIPES YOUR ,and my knees ARE HEALED.,,IN THE NAME OF JESUS. Love from South Alabama.
that really is a beautiful day, clear skies and snow on the ground, I found it really interesting that you have a snow plow on your truck ( utes to us) coming from a place where we never get snow it is really an eye opener. I have no idea what it would be like working in those conditions, the closest I have come to that was when we were on holiday in Sweden and went into the woods to see moose. ( which we were lucky enough to find).
Beautiful video on a stunningly beautiful day.
Re resting the horses, I have seen horses broken winded, and one that literally busted a gut and died at an early endurance ride, back in the 70's. When they get their blood up, over excited and too keen, they can easily kill themselves, and its all about wind. Jim knows this, those little stops are so they can catch their breath. No amount of sweat will hurt a horse, unless it is tied up wet, wet and cold = pneumonia, and so the red rugs for when they have to wait about.
Never too long a video.
wonderful to watch you work those beautiful horses.
Love the longer videos. Great job in the woods.
Absolutely beautiful scenery, the trees are stunning when covered with snow
A beautiful day to be in the woods.. thanks for sharing , great to see you all again .much love from dry, windy ( a brisk N/E wind creating quite a wind chill factor of 4°C )..N/E Spain.🌞🥶
Well had a lady down hope knee feeling better soon
Both of you's guys work great together. 👍
Great video! I'm enjoying my calendar!!! Love the smell of fresh cut pine. Take care and be safe. The wife needs to go and get that knee looked at please!
You have talked about when the horses are pulling a heavy load and it’s time to stop them, and how you know when that is. But how do you know when they are ready to go again? Is it how they’re breathing?
Good show could’ve watched all day beautiful scenery with the snow and your narration
hi Jim, Brenda, Jim, that is some tree, you just cut down!! i noticed ken, and buck, stood great while you cut the tree, with the chainsaw running. good horseman. What a day to be in the woods, with horses. great video .. thanks... GOD BLESS ...Jim Nova Scotia Canada.
I loved the way that they seemed to be watching Jim and thinking, "Is he going to get us to pull THAT" ?
Haha, maybe that is what they are thinking!
Yes, thank you
The horse on the right. Was cute stomping his feet like he was thinking hurry up dad I’m ready to pull
385, I love it, Brenda.