YOGI 123 ACRE FIRE
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- Опубліковано 13 жов 2024
- This fire had all the elements to go much bigger, but with mutual aid and the 3-C's: Communication, Coordination, & Cooperation, we were blessed to mitigate containment. Thank you for watching!
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It's Hammer TIME!
When ever there is a forest fire near my end of the valley in Southern Oregon. There is a group of helicopters that set up a small command center in a field 1 block away from my house. It interesting to watch them.
Always a Legend. Thank you, Uncle, for bringing a better day, once again.
As a volunteer fire fighter Texas a&m forestry service is a life saver!!
A dog named Tater:-) Gotta love that name.
Man. You guys down in the south west have been dealt such a crappy deck of cards in the weather condition department. Stay safe out there!
It's a beautiful thing when people come together like that to tackle a problem. 😊
Good job to all the firefighters..👍
To Scott and all firefighters around the world who have and are currently dealing with wildfires. Thank you for doing what you do you are all legends we are all proud of you and your hard work that you do when we need you the most and I would also like to thank your families as well. please stay safe out there and God bless you all ❤❤❤ #ScottieTheBrotherFromAnotherMother
Thank you for your service from firefighter to firefighter
So heartbreaking. Be safe out there Uncle.
Always great to have videos from you.
Here near the gulf coast we see neighbors helping neighbors during hurricanes. I think I'll stick with hurricanes and leave the woodland fires to you cousin. Great job and lucky to have folks like you thinking of us.
Thank you for everything you and your team does! Uncle Mullet videos are the best way to start my week.
Thanks for sharing your adventures, big LOVE and RESPECT, stay save, keep calm and be healthy, best wishes from here to there!
One of these days I'm going to make it out there to get jacked up on coffee and Vernon's cookies.
I'm in love with your narration of these events
🇬🇧🐶👮♂️🚒🚒🤟🏻 Can’t touch this! Thanks Scotty. Big Love from across the pond.
I recently read an article in our local newspaper about the Rodeo-Chedeski fire that happened 20 years ago this week. June 2002. The second largest wildfire in az history, the largest at the time. I was 4 at the time, and the only thing I remember from that was looking from our back porch at a giant sky of orange. We had to be evacuated east to St John's AZ. The entire town of Show Low was evacuated in less than 4 hours. 10,000 people. President George w bush even came to visit the fire crews. 9 years later, came the Wallow fire, east of us, and the biggest in AZ history. June-july 2011. The largest fire right now is the Pipeline and Haywire fires near Flagstaff, which thankfully have been mostly contained. I have serious respect for those fighting wildland fires.
It's great to hear from you, awesome.
Please, Hammer, don't hurt me.
Thank for the video Scott..
Thank you Lord for knowing their needs in advance and providing them the helicopter. Thank you to everyone involved in putting out this fire and the aftermath, and thank you Uncle Mullet for sharing with us. We appreciate all of you! PS-were the antique cars you mentioned ok?
Keep promoting the great positivity.
Darn it
Feel so sorry we cannot send you our rain.
We've only got respect, peace and love and prayers for all y'all out West.
From Western North Carolina.
Just because we are all related
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Such a great video, thanks for sharing.
great job guys
Wildfires are extremely resource heavy, time consuming and always different.
If you're nuts, this is the job for you 🤣🤣🤣 dark humour is the way forward Uncle!!
Don't quite have the same heat here in Northumberland, we do get a fair share of wildfire jobs, mostly in the hills and remote areas. Don't get helicopters at our jobs, unless it is a large scale incident. Last job we had a drone flying around, that was useful for spotting fire spread etc.
And yes, you do need a good wife or husband to back you up, it is just as hard on them as they don't really know what is going on or how long you are likely to be out....
Keep squirting the wet stuff!!!
Oregonians know a thing or to about wildfire XD
Be safe brother im esd3 in ellis county if u need any assistant give us a holler