Building ROLLERS With No Additional Dirt - Mountain Bike Trail Building

In this time-lapse video I build 3 rollers with no additional dirt. The current dirt in the ground is nice and light, a little sandy/clay mix which is perfect for building MTB trail features! The chickens also stopped by a few times to visit - they were pecking around for worms.
Tools I used:
-A rogue hoe to remove sod, move dirt, and pack the rollers
-A rake to shape the rollers
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Hypnotizer by Justin Smith
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[@TheBlip01]

No additional dirt , but plenty of additional chickens.

[@2slow5oh]

Look at all those chickens

[@apersonnotaperson-bs2ki]

thanks so much, cant wait to build myself

[@owenchabot]

The second he got that rake out, I could instantly see the shapes of everything taking form. Great video, I'm about to build rollers on our backyard downhill bike trail.

[@carmendevilliers2760]

WOW THEY LOOK REALLY FUN

[@jackpolcen2199]

Looking Good

[@MTBHoltOutdoors]

Thanks Jack!

[@Samuel_Wien]

Siick

[@leifchampeny1734]

nice

[@weyburnmountainbikers9881]

Those are awesome! From one trail builder to another, how often do you need to touch them up?

[@MTBHoltOutdoors]

Never. Just weedeat or weed killer when grass grows up.

[@Cliftyman]

Love it, but how did these turn out after a big rain?

[@MTBHoltOutdoors]

Thank you, this was built on top of a hill and the dirt contains a good bit of sand/clay mix. Also the dirt really absorbs the water no problem, so a lot of rain does not affect it at all.

[@NicoCkling]

Niceeee

[@everywherelocal]

cool 🤙

[@blakef.8566]

How tall are they, and what's the distance between the peaks? I'm going to build some rollers soon, this video was very helpful, thanks!

[@MTBHoltOutdoors]

They are about 9ft from peak to peak and were probably about 1 ½ ft tall when I first built them.