The cows are sure liking that job, kind of a moo-ving experience. Your cows were also watching you when you were playing with Strawberry Cheesecake at home. Nice to have an audience that doesn't criticize your work. As for the turtle, he's just hoping you make it snappy!
Awesome video Chris, cool to see you an big John back in a pond working, you guys know you're stuff when it comes to ponds that's for sure, you do dang good work, proof is in the pudding, thanks for sharing an look forward to seeing the next video 💪🇺🇸
After rough start to my project due to wet clay I had here in Montana today, unfortunately this video brings me comfort knowing even the best get sidelined from time to time due to extenuating circumstances. Thanks!
Cows are curious. I’ve had more than a few bovine supervisors over the years, especially when fixing fences and working pastures. I’ve found them to be pretty friendly too. I enjoy watching your work. You are very creative.
If I had the money I would go get my own excavation machines like these and start a business a lot of money can be made in this kind of work. This guy is so skilled at his machine. Really inspiring!
Looking up to the right from the soft spot at the fence, you can see it's actually at the bottom of a pretty wide natural swale, hence the soggy ground.
How IT Feels to be THE Best Operater ON YOUTube. IT IS Amazing. I wish I could Afford ONE OF your Cap, I wear it Proudly. I don't Miss A SINGLE ONE OF your Videos. Keep Doing what you Doing.
Pond dam dam and what you have dug looks awesome as always Chris! I always like watching the 250 and haul truck work, that huge bucket does some digging! Thanks for sharing, another good video brother! 👌🏻🤙🏻🤙🏻
You are a great operator for sure. that place reminds me of a farm we worked on between Wilson and Clayton years ago nice place, its a lot different than here along the cost,
The enormous satisfaction one gets when watching workers who know exactly what it is they are doing. I enjoy immensely your videos keep making them although it is I know the time it takes to edit and upload them that adds to your day but all the same just bloody brilliant.
Grace and peace to you and your family. You make operating an excavator look..”easy “; So when you say it’s “hard to do”… I completely believe it’s borderline impossible for us to imagine. I have total respect for your skill. ✝️
Looks like it's time to get one of those LD18 AMI rotating bucket setups for the 250 like you have on your personal machine. Would have been perfect for the front face of the dam.
Chris, good video! the last wet pond clean out I did was kinda like that. I have an old tandum dump truck that I use off road and the guy driving it got stuck so many times and even backed into the front of my service truck. Hell of a mess! 😀
The sounds of the 250 crushing stumps in the morning, music to my ears. Big John want's to use his body to take care of problems then Chris use's the excavator to take car of the issue.
That is when you need a whole lot of mats and build a wooden highway. Find an old pipeline that is complete and they often give them away for anyone who will haul them.
Fun job…pond reminds me of Mississippi ponds….green with turtles. I thought you were going to take camera out grading with dozer but it made it. Nice work.
I would say look into getting a Volvo long boom arm for when you need it. They aren't too difficult to change out. I'd also recommend a forestry cage on your Volvo.
I follow a couple who built a house out of shipping containers. It is in TX and has a nice (now) pond on it but it was so green you could've about walked across it on the algae. They installed an aerator on it and hooked it up to a solar panel and after a couple days, it was clear as can be. If your cows will be drinking this maybe you should do that too? But then I fell way behind on your videos so who knows, by now you may have figured it out yourself. lol Back to my binge watching. I only have 167 more to get to where you are now.
Good to see Uncle John. Hopefully he's fully recovered from the operation by now. Might be a good idea for the owner of the pond to get a solar power water pump and aerator... could help keep the water clearer and get rid of that nasty algae. HAB's, cyanobacteria, can kill cattle.
When you said "...Off To A Rough Start" I thought 'Oh no!..What broke down now? Or did something slide off the damn and go swimming?' Nope.... 3/4 of the way through the video,...the truck decided to go slipping and a sliding like a kid with a snowboard at a ski slope! I bet the cows enjoyed the show.
What a beautiful day you had. That pond might be classified as a bio hazard because cows do not have good manners. :) Love your open line "my favourite audience".😄
Was a little rough going there wasn't it !! lolol... But, nothing ever really goes as planned anyway, ya know it ?? lolol... Great as always Chris, Have a Great Evening , and, On too the Next !!
When I was little dad and my uncle caught a snapper in the Wabash River as big an upside down washtub On a trot line. They can live way past a hundred years and continue to grow their entire life.
@@deconteesawyer5758 I am from Louisiana, we eat just about anything that will not eat us first. Turtle is very good eating, providing it is cooked correctly.
@@bobbywelch6035 25% of the entire USA production of corn could be put on our empty grocery shelves if the eco-terrorists in the White House allowed us to be energy independent like we were a year ago, and quit mandating corn be burned in our cars and instead made bio-fuel out of them.
"AND, my kinda spectators.".......as the camera pans to the cow pen........what a Director! 👍😎
It's always good when the Moo Crew takes an interest :D
Great mooovie.
Moooovvellous video .
The cows are sure liking that job, kind of a moo-ving experience. Your cows were also watching you when you were playing with Strawberry Cheesecake at home. Nice to have an audience that doesn't criticize your work. As for the turtle, he's just hoping you make it snappy!
Awesome video Chris, cool to see you an big John back in a pond working, you guys know you're stuff when it comes to ponds that's for sure, you do dang good work, proof is in the pudding, thanks for sharing an look forward to seeing the next video 💪🇺🇸
How are you @derrickMegan Pettit
As you are saying to 250 has the power, You can hear it crunching the stump. Love it!!
Cattle will always ensure one has work to do especially when is comes to water storage. Rough job for sure. Yes, pretty and well maintained country.
The pond master strikes again, looking good Chris. More mud pies!! Graham🇬🇧🇬🇧👍👍
Good morning @Graham Allen
I could not believe the ruts from the haul truck Thanks for sharing Chris 👍
Chris great video! Thanks for sharing. Kevin
This looks like a good job. No trees to remove first (except dead ones on dam). Cant wait to see finished.
After rough start to my project due to wet clay I had here in Montana today, unfortunately this video brings me comfort knowing even the best get sidelined from time to time due to extenuating circumstances. Thanks!
Great job. Looking forward to Part 2
I always enjoy seeing big John out there getting done 👍
Cows are curious. I’ve had more than a few bovine supervisors over the years, especially when fixing fences and working pastures. I’ve found them to be pretty friendly too.
I enjoy watching your work. You are very creative.
Always curious. We had hand reared heifers that would walk up behind you and stick their heads under your arm to see what you were doing.
Such a beautiful sound when those stumps come out of the ground.
If I had the money I would go get my own excavation machines like these and start a business a lot of money can be made in this kind of work. This guy is so skilled at his machine. Really inspiring!
I'm right there with u buddy j would love to have my own business
Damn that pond is so full of algea I bet someone to swing in that
Nice work today Chris. Sweet Smooth and Classy.
Looking up to the right from the soft spot at the fence, you can see it's actually at the bottom of a pretty wide natural swale, hence the soggy ground.
I am thoroughly impressed the dozer made it thru the face of the dam w/o slipping into the pond.
I love that you are talking more and we can hear you!!! Good direction on the mike!
Them ol snappers going to be happy as a clam you are digging out their pond...
I had similar spectators on a recent project - a small herd of elk took a particular interest in what I was doing.
How IT Feels to be THE Best Operater ON YOUTube. IT IS Amazing. I wish I could Afford ONE OF your Cap, I wear it Proudly. I don't Miss A SINGLE ONE OF your Videos. Keep Doing what you Doing.
Day off watching on the big screen love the videos and the amount you work keep it up 👍 thanks from mike in Truro Nova Scotia Canada 🇨🇦
It’s fun to watch a professional work.
Pond is looking great Chris. You had a good plan with the dam. Looks super.
Good morning another job well done as usual Have a great day God bless
Every job is a new adventure
My little girl and I love watching you work! Keep up the good work
Awesome job I can hardly wait to see part 2
Pond dam dam and what you have dug looks awesome as always Chris! I always like watching the 250 and haul truck work, that huge bucket does some digging! Thanks for sharing, another good video brother! 👌🏻🤙🏻🤙🏻
Well that is right up the Pond Doctor alley, looks awesome Chris
Thanks Chris, good job. I remember the other job where haul truck kept getting stuck. Ugh,
You are a great operator for sure. that place reminds me of a farm we worked on between Wilson and Clayton years ago nice place, its a lot different than here along the cost,
Great video!!! You need to convince John to purchase one of the AMI tilt buckets for his machine.
The enormous satisfaction one gets when watching workers who know exactly what it is they are doing. I enjoy immensely your videos keep making them although it is I know the time it takes to edit and upload them that adds to your day but all the same just bloody brilliant.
The 220 is nice and all, but I really enjoy watching you work that 2Fiddy!
Should put a field tile line through the wet area, will get the water to the pond and dry up that area of the pasture.
Grace and peace to you and your family.
You make operating an excavator look..”easy “; So when you say it’s “hard to do”… I completely believe it’s borderline impossible for us to imagine. I have total respect for your skill. ✝️
The Cows need the Water and GOD knows they drink a Lot of Water daily. Nice Updates to Pond.👍
Wow.. that equipment weighs quite a bit so to see it pitch you down when you grab a stump shows just how well rooted trees are. Great operator btw
Ol mr turtle 🐢 is gonna love you when you are done with his home. Bigger is better
You really know your trees my friend.
Alot of work done in one day nice job men 😎👍👍
Looks like it's time to get one of those LD18 AMI rotating bucket setups for the 250 like you have on your personal machine. Would have been perfect for the front face of the dam.
Good morning@beardyeighty
Man that’s a nice looking Heard of Herefords. 🇺🇸🤜🏽🤛🏻🇺🇸
Chris, good video! the last wet pond clean out I did was kinda like that. I have an old tandum dump truck that I use off road and the guy driving it got stuck so many times and even backed into the front of my service truck. Hell of a mess! 😀
I wouldn’t swim in that pond either, looks like coolant!
Yup, straight up antifreeze !
The sounds of the 250 crushing stumps in the morning, music to my ears. Big John want's to use his body to take care of problems then Chris use's the excavator to take car of the issue.
That is when you need a whole lot of mats and build a wooden highway. Find an old pipeline that is complete and they often give them away for anyone who will haul them.
My guess is that the rain runs down into the pond creating some soggy nasty soil plus the cow crap adds to the softness
Patience pays off. Watch your videos to remember. Thanks.
Everytime you do a job bro it's always an amazing job you do when you complete it
You know your in there when you drag the diffs on the haul truck in the mud.
You are the man , with a plan , for the dam , good work again buddy 👍
"Hey moos" love it. The cows did not care about that big excavator running about.
fun to watch the old gal' yank those cedar stumps up. Just like flipping an egg over in a frying pan.
Cheers from Louisiana.
Evening all from the UK🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧👍👍
Jesus Chris.....that's one sensitive mic you got...man the crackle is AWESOME SOUNDING!!!
Cows and snappers for an audience, such a pity they can not give a thumbs up bro. Safe travels up your way
you make this look so effortless and what a great job you do!
The pond man. They always my fav.
I thoroughly enjoyed the video.😀👍
Chris
U r a very experienced operator
Hats off to u
I salute
Chris, thats a mighty set of "Cow bells" you have taking that dozer over that dam at that angle lol
Great video. As with most pond jobs the situation is often very fluid 😬!! So decisions must be made as conditions dictate
you need wider tires for your dump truck , you should look at a tracked dumper with low ground pressure mud tracks if you ever get one for your self
Fun job…pond reminds me of Mississippi ponds….green with turtles. I thought you were going to take camera out grading with dozer but it made it. Nice work.
I would say look into getting a Volvo long boom arm for when you need it. They aren't too difficult to change out.
I'd also recommend a forestry cage on your Volvo.
It's a pleasure to watch a skilled operator. Love your vids.
You need to get a set of tracks for the rears on the haul truck like they use in the woods.
Nice job Chris, love it. Bob NZ.
Second/third passes with the dozer... yikes! That was steep!
I felt my behind slowly sliding of the chair.... 😂😂😂
I follow a couple who built a house out of shipping containers. It is in TX and has a nice (now) pond on it but it was so green you could've about walked across it on the algae. They installed an aerator on it and hooked it up to a solar panel and after a couple days, it was clear as can be. If your cows will be drinking this maybe you should do that too? But then I fell way behind on your videos so who knows, by now you may have figured it out yourself. lol Back to my binge watching. I only have 167 more to get to where you are now.
Great video Chris. Take care.
So accustomed to watching the videos with the 220, which is a great machine....but that 250 is a beast
Good to see Uncle John. Hopefully he's fully recovered from the operation by now.
Might be a good idea for the owner of the pond to get a solar power water pump and aerator... could help keep the water clearer and get rid of that nasty algae. HAB's, cyanobacteria, can kill cattle.
Yeah, that pond has some green, doesn't it ? Lol.
When you said "...Off To A Rough Start" I thought 'Oh no!..What broke down now? Or did something slide off the damn and go swimming?' Nope.... 3/4 of the way through the video,...the truck decided to go slipping and a sliding like a kid with a snowboard at a ski slope! I bet the cows enjoyed the show.
I TOTALLY ENJOYED WATCHING THE VIDEO CHRIS 😊
Excellent work on that slope. Made me work buttom holes in my chair.
What a beautiful day you had. That pond might be classified as a bio hazard because cows do not have good manners. :) Love your open line "my favourite audience".😄
Your in a rut Chris 😂 great content really enjoy watching you build these days.
Looking at that pond reminds of ghost busters it even has creatures lurking in the green plasma
Was a little rough going there wasn't it !! lolol... But, nothing ever really goes as planned anyway, ya know it ?? lolol... Great as always Chris, Have a Great Evening , and, On too the Next !!
Love that cruuuch sound!!!
Hello Chris, We are Volvo FAMILY ;)
Good to see another great operator :)
When I was little dad and my uncle caught a snapper in the Wabash River as big an upside down washtub
On a trot line. They can live way past a hundred years and continue to grow their entire life.
Que the music- “ Never fear, Pondmaster is here”
Unknowns usually expose obstacles. You got this.
Yeah those spectators probably thought you were there with feed! lol 😂
@Kirk good afternoon
"There's the ruts." lol! And yeah, I think if you tried to step out in that pond for a swim, you'd probably bounce.
Wow pond looks great
Stuck trucks are commonplace. I wanted to see a dozer slide into the pond. LOL. Glad it worked out.
Nothing stops old BRUTUS what a machine
They've got penty of water - it's just not in the pond!
That snapping turtle would make a big pot of stew!
Don't even think about it if you got store bought teeth.
@@deconteesawyer5758 I am from Louisiana, we eat just about anything that will not eat us first. Turtle is very good eating, providing it is cooked correctly.
@@bobbywelch6035 Folks at the top end of the river would sure appreciate it if ya could be convinced to eat up all the Asian carp swimming upriver.
@@deconteesawyer5758 now that I won't eat, knowing. That said, them fish could be used as bait.
@@bobbywelch6035 25% of the entire USA production of corn could be put on our empty grocery shelves if the eco-terrorists in the White House allowed us to be energy independent like we were a year ago, and quit mandating corn be burned in our cars and instead made bio-fuel out of them.
Keep it coming Chris
You know fall is here, when the guys in NC are wearing sweat shirts in the am...
nice to be here in the first group. Love the vids.
"That's a real pretty pond..." . Yeah, if you ignore the prehistoric occupant with the 4-inch neck!
Turtles probably had a roll in that pond dam deteriorating also