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My dad has wanted to make a video out of this clip for a while. He wanted it set to a waltz go to with the turns and of course picked his favorite, Enya! Here he's doing some post-season boll weevil work on a field with another power-line going through it. Starting at about 35 seconds you can see the power line that will be ducked under for the rest of the vid. This one is interesting in that t...

A hazy morning with the rising sun lends itself to an atmospheric feel that fits perfectly with Enya's "A Day Without Rain"

While I was filming the Thrushes one day, some Air Tractors were working off the field too. Nothing (except maybe a Mustang) sounds as good as those big radials! Compare it to that roaring Garrett in the background while the AT lands!

Unedited footage of crop dusting cotton in a field with a high-line. The pole at 5:00 couldn't be much more in the way. Crop Dusters have to deal with obstacles like these on a daily basis. New edited videos on the way too.

Most of you know my airplane videos (more crop dusting vids are on the way once the season starts!), but we also like to have some good ole fun with firearms too.

Heritage Fight with a P-40, an F-16C, an F-15E, and an F-22. It was dedicated to Tex Hill. After the break they all did high speed passes, especially the F-16!!! It was awe inspiring to watch.

The Japanese attack on Ellington Field (Pearl Harbor, at the time) at Wings Over Houston. As seen from the field! The school bus is there for the Thunderbirds.

A landing in less than 1000 feet, you can hear the reverse come in after the wheels hit. At the beginning of the video you can see the runway on the left side of the screen. Then reverse thrust is used to back the plane into the hanger.

Apparently by popular demand: Taking-off and spraying in the morning. Unedited and uncut (except for the boring ferry). In this video the lightbar shows up very clearly.

This video is for all the people who enjoyed my Crop Duster Compliation, but wanted to see some uncut footage without any music. The video is self-explanatory.

The aircraft in this video are Ayers Turbo Thrushes, except for the AgCat seen briefly at the beginning. The clips were shot throughout several different days, so that is why the planes switch between booms and spreaders. I just didn't have enough time to film them landing enough while they were spraying. The video of the 2003 Japanese Aerobatic Championships influenced how I wanted to make thi...

Moving over as the line scoots closer to the field while setting up a racetrack pattern.

Turbo Thrush