Kentucky land 190 acres bush hogging rotary cutter PART 1 Father's day weekend
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- Опубліковано 14 жов 2024
- Join me for PART 1 of my Father's day weekend deep woods adventure at our Western Kentucky 190 acre farm as I take out the old tractor to start bush hogging the road system so that I could show the property to a couple of prospective hunters who might wish to lease this farm for fall deer hunting here in Western Kentucky. Join me in the tractor cab to see the beautiful sights and hear the sounds of bush hogging, aka brush hogging, as I clean up the several miles long trail system with the tractor and Bush hog BH26 HD 6 foot bush hog mower. I concentrated on the perimeter road of this beautiful 190 acre parcel, which is probably close to 2 miles long around the entire loop. I encountered at least 8 to 10 downed trees along the way, as well as many other obstacles, and steep ditch crossings along the way. I'm sure you will enjoy some beautiful scenery and tractor cab time if you join me for today's episode! If you enjoy this kind of stuff please like, and subscribe and don't forget to hit the Bell icon to get all of the updates of our land management projects and country living adventures! We are a Very unique channel unlike any other's that you will find out there on this platform! Thanks for joining us! Stay tuned for more adventures. Kapper Outdoors, living the dream, one acre at a time.
Old Hank Jr my favorite singer
Mrs Kapper is camera shy well well GOD BLESS bless
I like the song at the beginning
Never get tired of watching you bush hogging.
It is kind of luck splitting and stacking up firewood! A sense of accomplishment! Thanks man
It's good to see the Kentucky place, looking forward to more videos from down there...
you bet it was nice to get back there. The lease guys should really love it!
Nice work and thanks for taking us along take care
Thanks and thanks for joining us
@@kapperoutdoors No problem Kap 👍🏻
That Kentucky farm is really nice and looks like lots of decent roads to get around it... You and Curtis should get a place where you can hunt black bears as well.
yes it is a very beautiful farm for sure, thanks! Just had another back ablation, and let me tell you, don't feel like any kind of hunting right now!
So TractorDash has a place in Kentucky too now ehh. Boy that’s a beautiful piece of heaven you folks have Kap
Yes it is a beautiful farm for sure! I have a VIP membership now that follows me around wherever I work!!
Nice to see u back at Kentucky have to say the farm is lookin well 👍👍
Nice singing, I enjoyed the concert. Yep, fawns and ground nesting birds are a concern, stay safe, be careful, take it easy and keep dry.
lol thanks! Good thing I had mostly the voice over!
Looks like that would make some good hay
Beautiful piece of property!!
It really is! The new owners are loving it! We had to part with it, but we now live on our IL farm. Thanks.
The ground is looking better every year and there looks to be plenty to eat for the deer and turkeys. Mowing never gets done but I sure see less tree seedlings poking up in the grass and that's great.
I have hired out the whole farm mowing. They do it once in the spring. Saves me tons of work.
Love intro with hank jr
Joe looks like some trees along the driveway need to be cut down
Kapper one of them Bush hogs they call bat wings that folds up be safe Kapper and Mrs Kapper and GOD BLESS y’all Amen 🙏
Great video Kapper GOD BLESS
Thanks man you too.
I wish I had a fast forward button I could push on my tractor and 6ft bush hog! Sometimes it can be fun, but mostly it's a dirty chore.
lol I agree! Its fun for the first few minutes of seeing that first strip cut, then after that it's just work!!! :)
Nice day for some bush hogging. Good thing there wasn't any mice in the tractor.
You got that right! Thanks
Kap, we used to put mothballs in cool whip bowls, punch holes in the lids, put them in engine compartments, cabs of grain trucks, combines,, and tractors weren't going to use over winter. Corners of your shed also. Mice hate the smell.
Might have to try that. Have tried those 'mouse' packets before, did not work all that well! Thanks.
A big thumbs up for Charlie Daniels!
That was Hank Williams Jr. :)
@@kapperoutdoors Ooooopa. sorry. I get those good ol boys mixed up sometime!
I wish I could come and work on your property and run that excavator of yours, even if it is a bobcat. 😁
I love running mini excavators. 😃
I agree, the mini ex is just awesome to operate!
I’ve got some Bush hogging to do on my lease soon
Better keep your eye on your tractor and other things a mouse will eat the plastic off the wiring
I've been hollerin at my wife for some TractorDash service, but no response. Huh. I guess they haven't made their way out east yet...
Right now before the nationwide rollout it is an exclusive VIP club... members only... :)
Kapper don't leave that Ford parked in the tall grass like that. It'll think its abandoned and start rotting away lol!
Ohh no shots fired Kap
Ha ha!! Good one!
Watch for fawns that’s perfect for a doe to bed her little one down
I'm about to start bushhogging a small 3 or 4 acre piece myself but mine doesn't cut anywhere near as good at that one!
Give your blades a little sharpening with the grinder! Will whip it right back into shape! Good luck
Hey Kapper
How much where you asking for your hunting lease? I just purchased 45 acres and I’m wanting to lease hunting rights to help out with the mortgage
I think the going rate is supposed to be like 20 to 25 bucks an acre, but I always got at least double that, with land that was improved with food plots and such.
WHY NOT GO BIGGER/DOUBLE WITH THE HOG BLADE?!?
That mower is for clearing the wooded trails and just smaller mowing. Don't really need a batwing down there, at least not now. I hire out the bush hogging one time every spring. Next episode will be the deep woods trails with lots of obstacles! Thanks.
Whats the name of the song in the begging?
Are the Branson and Kioti similar HP?
The Kioti is 73hp but much bigger and heavier. The Branson I think is 65 hp.
My question ? When land prices are as high as they are...why arent these acres planted ??? Trees / brush everywhere ! Here in Iowa with land selling for 18,000 dollars per acre....and trees ? Your talking about hunting ? Looks like productive land to me ! If nothing else.........fence it ! Fencing is cheap ! But I did visit Kentucky back in 1980. I first hand notices...people there dont move too fast ! Tomorrow ..........might come !
Well land is much more affordable down here and many folks are very serious about deer and wildlife habitat so the 'need' to farm or produce income is not nearly as high as it is by you! But dang, 18k an acre!!
@@kapperoutdoors Yes its at 18 k per acre and I was offered 22k for a clean flat high quality patch of land. But.....never accepted it. Well..... people around here are very serious about deer hunting........and wild life also ! But thats put towards " unfarmable " land. But even thats selling at 10,000 dollars per acre. However there are still those farmers that have that " tree syndrome. Trees/ brush in the fence lines and extending into the field over 40 feet. Then complain they cant make a living farming..
Regardless of the price of land. Im sure you could make a lot more money farming it ! ( with out the trees / brush )
How often do you have to sharpen the mower blades?
Depends on how many rocks and big branches you hit. I don't sharpen them unless I can notice they are starting to get really dull.
Thought about having a farmer pay you and bale some of that for hay.
190 acres ? with a bush hog ? you have too much spare time !! Obviously you need to go back to a scythe !
It’s a 190 acre property total. He’s not bushogging 190 acres.
@@curtisrogerslandbroker That makes more sense !
yeah just use that for the road system, lots of deep woods trails to mow in there too!
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