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Micro covers like that fence row can really pay off at times, nice video Ty, glad you were still able to hunt being sick like that, crafty rooster tried sneaking out the back door on ya!!!

How do you like your wirehair? I'm considering getting one but haven't spent any time around them.

Great stuff, Ty! I'm looking forward to seeing the rest of your SD trip.

Thank you!

Idiots!

Good video. QUESTION - under the sink, the nut that keeps the handle assembly in place from spinning does not seem to have a locking washer or any other locking mechanism to keep it from loosening. I've had to re-tighten about once an month and the crappy plastic 1/2" hex tool to tighten the nut will fail at some point. Any ideas? I was going to check if i could place a locking washer between the nut and the sink hard stop, but I can't get a good look at it to see if that is prudent.

From bad and expensive failure lessons: if the mix is too wet when poured, it will have a lot of bleed water. Real "finishing" can't be effectively done while the bleed water is there. Burning one hard and getting a glossy finish seems to be a good band-aid. The proper "fix" is to have a mix out of the truck which isn't too wet to begin. Good luck getting labor to spread a stiffer mix or the truck driver to not flood the plant mix, washing his funnel with 20 gallons after getting loaded. Now that it's there, a heavier coat of densifier may work but, really, call the company, Dayton Superior, and talk to their CS for input. Ultimately, a film sealer may be the only remedy. Outdoors in the sun, epoxy is out as I am pretty sure there isn't a "UV-tolerant" epoxy...it's going to fail, sooner than later. A roughing and a smear of "concrete color hardener", maybe with a bonding agent, might solve it, too. But, when I have crappy, soft-surface, dusty concrete, it started with a mix with too high w/cm ratio. The time to have "fixed" it was when it got poured: use a drier mix. There are a number of products which increase slump while not requiring or needing any extra water when it's poured. That doesn't correct this problem, but it's good to consider for future jobs. Thank God it was your own and not for a customer.

Lots of pheasants in Montana again this year, saw a pile of them in September hunting sharpies and Huns.

Love them huns!!

That was a quick limit!! Nice Ty!

If your a thief or criminal turn this video off … Criminal: 🦻🏾👁️👄👁️🦻🏾

Wow! You need a schematic to keep those seasons straight. Looks like fun! I bet the freezer is full! 😊 🦅

Nice one mate , I assume these are wild birds with having a limit on the amount you can shoot , no limit over here , but we do release pheasant and partridge on shooting estates , ( I was a gamekeeper for a while on an estate ) we don’t have limits on anything usually ( unless in a wildfowling club , they impose daily limits) but generally we can shoot as many as we want, most are surplus birds that wander over from neighbouring estates, although generally we don’t get too greedy and only take what we need for the pot , same with ducks on the flight ponds ,, great video 👍👍🤠

Good Dog!🐕 🦆 🦜 Looks like a great day. I guess we know what’s for dinner! 😅🚜🇺🇸

It’s a good day when king post a hunting video

My favorite hunting TH-camr ❤

Love me some Huns!!!

Great stuff! Neat to see all the partridge.

those dogs are a little too loyal

Awesome! Looks like you need a camera guy😅 When do want to pick me up?😊 Good stuff! That was fun! Cheers! 🦅 🦅 🇺🇸👍

Here's a tip, get your compressor full first, then add a few drops of tranny fluid inside the quick coupler end before you attach it to the hose. It helps give the impact gun, a huge advantage to take off those stubborn nuts.

Way to make short work of those roosters! Montana is definitely on my bucket list when I get my next dog!

I’ve been waiting for this vid all summer

That was easy!! Nice work, Ty.

Beautiful country! Looks like fun! Was Waltz there with you, I hear he’s a pro with a shotgun 😅😂 Loving my hoodie 🚜🇺🇸

So Jealous!!

After that warning you have 16 starts before the vehicle stop moving

"cause everything should have a gun rack" that got my sub right there.

Thank you!

😂 BARUS! Good stuff! Gorilla glue, good pointer😅🚜🇺🇸

😅😊 Very cool! Maybe add red and blues when you are running around neighborhood, that will draw some attention!🚜🇺🇸

I've seen redneck engineering before, but this is a new level

😂😅🤣💪👍👊Awesome! I wish I had a bobcat 🚜🇺🇸

Tomorrow I’m going to tow my trailer because I just got my truck back 2 days ago from the 3rd oil leak and because I complained about the info center been locked up when towing and I believe what they did is to turn off the warning messages, speed decrease in my truck so I won’t complain again.

Right after the towing , oil leak from the front crank shaft seal . 6 months later , another trip with the trailer , the same thing, also oil leaking from engine seals again , another trip the same thing , don’t tow with those trucks .

The biggest issue you’re going to have is when towing, I own a 2023 Duramax 3.0 / max tow package 13,500lbs, from Florida to Washington State the truck used just under 5gl of DEF , on the way back towing a 7,800lbs travel trailer , it used 20gl , but the biggest problem is the info center locks up even when you fill up the DEF tank all the way to the top , it’s a nightmare

I haven't been in about thirty years. Watching this brings back how much fun it was. Guys I use to work with would get together and hunt. I changed jobs and lost contact. What part of Alabama do you hunt? We hunted in Shelby county around dairy farms.

Nice hunt! They were shooting a lot around my area this morning so they were moving good I guess. Love seeing the dogs work.

Good video mate , very similar to flighting woodpigeons over here , great fun 👍👍🤠

Lots of birds, looks like a blast! Very polished retrieving work too!

Wow! Lots of birds down there! I think you are correct about doves not having a lot of sent for the dogs.

😊 Very cool! Looks like fun. I still think my favorite part is seeing the dog action. 😅 Thanks for sharing! 🦅 🦢

Or throw it in the trash and buy another one for 20$

When is the very first Hydrahlic Fluid Change on a DK10SE HST ?? I thought it was 50-75 hrs or 200 hrs ? Thanks

One day ole Jeff Bezos will figure out how to drone ship our packages from local warehouses and it really will be just like this 8:23.

Lookin' good! I'm glad you had some supervision!

Would you be able to take a video of PTO running. looking from back to front of the machine, on my zt2000 belt seems to be jumping a lot. This is my first zero-turn, and I don't know if this is normal or not? Thanks in advance ...

Awesome, it would make a great area for wildlife spotting 👍👍🤠

DUDE!!! I built that shed!

Wow! Look at you getting all crazy on the tractor. I’d come help you, is there any time that it’s not hot and humid?😅😊 Looks like like an awesome food plot. Nice job!!!🚜🇺🇸 That bucket is pretty cool!