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Pete and Repeat Outdoors
เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 30 ธ.ค. 2021
Pete & Repeat Outdoors
Join twin brothers Mark and Luke as they cover all things outdoors. From hunting and scouting to hiking and camping, Pete & Repeat are here with thorough gear reviews, recommendations, and tips for the everyday outdoorsman.
Join twin brothers Mark and Luke as they cover all things outdoors. From hunting and scouting to hiking and camping, Pete & Repeat are here with thorough gear reviews, recommendations, and tips for the everyday outdoorsman.
Luke’s Second Self-Filmed Buck Hunt
Luke’s most memorable hunt. An action-packed morning in Mid-Michigan. 10/23/23
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Winter camping in Northern Michigan-Manistee River Trail
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Mark, Luke, and friends head north to the Manistee River Trail on their annual winter backpacking trip. Enjoy some beautiful views from the banks of the Manistee River.
Double Up Bucks - The Rut is ON! Nov. 2022 Michigan Bow Season
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In this hunt Fred, a close friend of Luke and I (Mark) went out hunting together the morning of November 9th 2022, on a piece of Private property in Lower Michigan. Fred hand an eventful morning hunting in a swamp bedding area. I hope you enjoy the recap of this hunt.
MICHIGAN SELF-FILMED BUCK HUNT
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Join Luke on the last day of archery season in Michigan and his first self-filmed hunt. Watch as he bags a buck from his tree saddle.
MARSUPIAL BINOCULAR HARNESS VS MYSTERY RANCH BINOCULAR HARNESS COMPARISON
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In this video I compare the differences between the standard Marsupial Bino Harness, Marsupial Enclosed Harness, and the Mystery Ranch Bino Harness. www.marsupialgear.com www.mysteryranch.com/bino-harness-10x Chapters: 00:00 Intro 00:25 Shoulder straps 02:16 Magnets 02:42 Pockets 05:10 Padding and protection 07:14 Accessories 07:40 Fit 09:56 Conclusion
Timber Frame Barn Build: Barn Raising Days 5-7
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In the summer of 2022, we built a timber frame barn on our property. This video features the final three days of construction during which we finished siding, framed windows, hung doors, and put the roof on. Watch as a Mennonite crew helps us raise our barn.
Timber Frame Barn Build: Barn Raising Days 3-4
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In the summer of 2022, we built a timber frame barn on our property. This video features the third and fourth days of construction during which we set the remaining bents, sided the lean-tos, and added roof purlins. Watch as a Mennonite crew helps us raise our barn.
Timber Frame Barn Build: Barn Raising Days 1-2
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In the summer of 2022, we built a timber frame barn on our property. This video features the first two days of construction during which we started framing the lean-to and bents. Watch as a Mennonite crew helps us raise our barn with a few mishaps along the way.
Timber Frame Barn Build: Barn Footings
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In the summer of 2022, we built a timber frame barn on our property. This video features the preparation of the barn footings that serve as a foundation for the barn. Watch as we dig, set Sonotubes, and pour concrete to create the footings for the barn.
Timber Frame Barn Build: Steel Plate Joinery
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In the summer of 2022, we built a timber frame barn on our property. This video features the fabrication and assembly of the steel plate joinery used to hold the large beams in place. Watch as we cut, weld, grind, and paint steel to fabricate our own joinery.
Timber Frame Barn Build: Site Prep
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In the summer of 2022, we built a timber frame barn on our property. This video features the site preparation required before construction. Watch as we survey, excavate, and level the barn site to prepare for the build.
Camera Arm Upgrade: C.A.M Strap by V.G.O.
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This upgraded camera arm strap is simple to use and is very light. it works with any versa button style camera arm on the market. Choose from 3 different options made from Amsteel to upgrade your camera arm setup. Buy here: www.vitalgroundoutdoors.com/product-page/camera-arm-mods
Distill Friction Hitch one sticking
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Luke goes over how he uses the distill friction hitch to back up his Mad Rock Safeguard.
How to Add EWO Ultimate Platform to Muddy Pro Stick
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How to Add EWO Ultimate Platform to Muddy Pro Stick
One Stick Method: Rappelling with a Mad-rock Safeguard and a Figure 8
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One Stick Method: Rappelling with a Mad-rock Safeguard and a Figure 8
Staying Warm ALL Night - Winter Backpacking
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Staying Warm ALL Night - Winter Backpacking
GENESEE COUNTY FAIRGROUNDS MULE TRAIL RIDE
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GENESEE COUNTY FAIRGROUNDS MULE TRAIL RIDE
PLATFORM STRAP COMPARISON: New PSH Strap VS. Daisy Chain VS. Rope Mod
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PLATFORM STRAP COMPARISON: New PSH Strap VS. Daisy Chain VS. Rope Mod
Nicely done
Congrats, just found your channel from the one sticking video...just subscribed
1 stick is stupid. Just srt its much safer.
Thanks man
You can use the 8 as an ascender. Just clip into the big hole anchor side with your carabiner
Nice video! When using the dasi chain. Rotate the platform in a way to put twist in the dasi chain and tighten the platform.
I just purchased this platform for my Muddy pro stick and mine didn’t come with and Bolts. Did yours come with the bolts or did you go buy some?
@@TinesPinesOutdoor The platform came with bolts that I used.
I still recall a joke someone asked me in 3rd grade: "If Pete and Repeat are in a boat, and Pete jumps out; who's left?" "Repeat" "If Pete and Repeat are in a boat, and Pete jumps out; who's left?" Thanks for the reminisce.
Nice build. Was this a kit and if so from who? Thanks
As mentioned in the comment section of a different video, this is a kit from Barn Geek.
@@hervedelnorte7928 Yes, the plans are from Barn Geek. I took them to a sawmill that is familiar with timber frame barns.
I’m about ready to start lifting bents into the brackets- this is a good reminder to be very careful.
What are the wall heights?
The side walls are 10’. The main door opening for the barn is 11’ tall. I don’t remember right off how tall the end is.
What is the pitch of the main roof and the shed roofs? Looks like about 10/12 and 3/12.
Yes you are correct. Main roof is 10/12 and shed roof is about 3/12.
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Hey new subscriber here great video mate will catch you on the next one😊..benny
Thank you!
@@peteandrepeatoutdoors7220 youre welcome buddy🙂
That one guy that was helping track looked like he really knew his stuff!
Like a regular hound dog!
Great looking trip fellas!
Thanks 👍
Hello thanks for yhe video,you dont make any concrete foundation?
Hi, thanks for watching. Each post is sitting on a 16” x 48” concertante pillar.
Very nice barn, I grew up in Sanilac and st.clair counties and helped build quite a few pole barns around the county , never built a beautiful barn like this though. 👍
Thanks for the video! Is the wood green?
Thank you for watching! Yes, the wood was cut one or two days before we used it.
@@peteandrepeatoutdoors7220 just like our forefathers! It’s amazing so many folks don’t think it is possible. We have a TH-cam channel Freedom Ranch Homestead that will document our build if you care to follow. Thanks for the info!
@@chuckanderson1770 Thank you! I’ll check it out.
Look forward to more on this!
What kind of hitch did you guys say you use to ascend the tree? I couldn’t make it out
Thanks for watching. It is the Distel hitch.
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Are you going to put a floor between the 10' bents? If so, what are you going to use at what spacing, etc?
Yes, I’m putting a floor in at one end. I’m using 2”x8” oak board spaced 14” on center. I will be using 1” pine boards for the flooring. Still haven’t got it done yet but that’s the plan. Thank you for watching
Finally, a video that shows a not so perfect tree that has no limbs. Great vid guys
Thanks for watching!
The posts, beams, and trusses, are they all 6x12's? Q2- How long is the side wall post, that go all the way up to the trusses??
Most of the beams are 6”x8”. The main beam that is 20’ by 6”x10”. If you have any other questions let me know. Thanks
@@peteandrepeatoutdoors7220 tks but, My Q was about the posts not the beams. Size of the posts??? How tall is the tallest post???
@@AnotherCritic100 the side posts are 6”x8”. The tallest beam is just under 17’.
How far apart are your bents? Are those 2x6 purlins?
We are getting ready to start on ours as soon as the grading is done😊
The bents are 10’ apart. Yes the purlins are 2x6 and the girts are 3x6.
Where did you get the sewn aider for the bottom step? Did you sew it yourself?
Thanks for watching. Yes, it is a diy aider. I did a video on it here. th-cam.com/video/UbYv3QZW8Ok/w-d-xo.htmlsi=r4LB_zKADcf-yEP7
CAN YOU SHARE STRUCTURAL DRAWINGS OF THIS BARN? WHATS THE SIZES OF POSTS AND BEAMS
Thank you for watching, most of the beams are 6”x6” and 6”x8”. Anything specific you are looking for in the drawings? There are quite a few pages
According to Madrock, the Safeguard is not rated for 8mm and can only be backed up from above the device.
Yes, you are correct the Madrock is not rated for 8mm rope.
What is the length and width of that barn? I love that style of barn.
The barn is 40ft wide by 60ft long
I really appreciate you demonstrating this method in the snow and with cold weather hunting gear on, as most other videos are in good weather and seem to be further south. I'll be one sticking in the northern snow soon!
Good luck and be safe!
Very informative. How high do you typically hunt? About how many feet is the rappel rope/tether?
Hi @ajdrew252, thanks for watching. It all depends on the tree and how much cover there is. Here in Michigan lately I’ve been hunting around 15’ in the early season. When the leaves fall off I’ll normally hunt around 20’. My rappel rope is 35’.
Where did you get the hand warmer?
It’s also a marsupial gear item.
What kind of stick are you using?
Thank you for watching. Luke is using an Eastern Woods ultimate one stick with a flat Scout platform on top. Mark is using a Muddy Pro stick.
Do those gusset plates you made take the place of needing to do mortise and tendon joints where the wood meets?
Yes, they take the place of the mortis joints.
@@peteandrepeatoutdoors7220 sorry for basic Q's, just learning., So this is more "Post and Beam" type building?
@@atubeviewer4942 Yes, I would say it’s more of a post and beam than a traditional timber frame barn.
At 3:57 you have enough slack to break bones and get internal bleeding from the fall onto static rope in case the ladder breaks. If you use hyperstatic aramid/dyneema rope like oplux, the result is even worse. You could put in the linemans before advancing on the steps, hold on the linemans and skip it up on every step as one would do when using spurs and linemans belt to climb a pole.
Nice video
Thank you!
Excellent video shooting both methods in a safe and concise manner. I will save this video to refer others to who are considering one-stick climbing.
Update?
Have some ? For you barn build,do you have a email?
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Why didn’t you do it on a slab?
Thank you for watching. The main reason was cost.
@@peteandrepeatoutdoors7220 Cool video! I'm looking at building something similar, do you think you would still need footers like this if you were building on a slab?
@@WKJFilms Thanks for watching. Yes from what I’ve heard is you will still need footers under the slab as well.
How wide and deep is that center section? How wide are the 2 side sections?
Center is 20’x60’ Sides are 10’x60’
Cool video. Only thing keeping me from one sticking is the fear of dropping my stick and having to figure out how to repel lol.
It takes a little practice to get comfortable one sticking and rappelling but we have definitely benefited from it. Good luck to you this season!
This was exactly what I was looking for. Thanks for the great review. Sawtooth 45 looks money for carrying sticks and extra gear for colder days while also using in western day hunts. Needed this!
Glad I could help! And thanks for watching.
Thx for sharing
Very nice video, you can always learn something. Is there a closer view out there that shows a closeup of an auto-blocker when repelling?
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Awesome video guys. I plan on using the figure 8. What size diameter and length of the distel hitch rope? And where did y’all get the ones you used? Thanks
Thanks for watching! We use 6mm Sterling TRC rope for the Distel hitch. A 4 foot piece is what you need for length. You will have to tie a double fisherman’s knot for the loops on the end. Let us know if you have any other questions. We bought ours from Eastern woods Outdoors. doublesteps.com/product/sterling-6mm-trc/
Good stuff
Thanks Fred!!