Looks good! A suggestion for the left over brush. Put a pile of pallets on the ground, maybe 4-6 in a random pile and cover with the brush in a few different areas. This makes a good home for the rabbits.
It's likely I'm an outlier among your viewers - I'm a 65 y/o woman who bought an old farmhouse + 18 acres of land on an island off the coast of Maine a couple of years ago. I am in the process of cleaning up fallen trees, junk trees, etc. I am envious of all your toys. I have a lady-size chainsaw (12") so I have to hire someone with a bigger one for the large trees; perhaps I will graduate to a larger chainsaw as I become more experienced. I have an electric wood-splitter that is the most useful machine on my property. I heat my house with an antique wood cookstove so large pieces of wood don't fit or burn well. If I had my life to do over again I would work with wood - logging, cutting, splitting. It's my favorite activity on my property. Your videos are excellent - informative, interesting, and well-edited. Best of all, you are articulate. Thank you for the trouble you take to make quality videos.
I think you could be his second Mom!!! Thank you for appreciating Adam and his work on the channel. Your kind words mean a lot to me. (And I know Adam too). Good luck with your property and stay safe. It’s not easy …cutting, splitting, stacking, loading and burning it!!! I admire your moxie…
Beech is good for many uses , it makes good secondary wood in cabinets for drawer sides and backs . It’s used in furniture frames and is excellent for tool handles nany of the old type wooden planes used beech . It turns will on a lathe for round work like bowls , it make good utensils like wooden spoons too.
Not to mention it's great for kitchen utensils. A friend of mine works at a traditional dutch wind powered sawmill and they traditionally waterlog their wood. Just throw it in the water for 2 years or so, especially when it's spalted, it makes for awesome looking wood and incredibility stable. Last run I made about 25 medium sized spatula's and my family members were so nice to rob me of my stash :D
You are going to need some help with firewood production. You have good friends and good family. Hopefully you can form a good team and knock that out before it rots. What a massive stock of firewood it will make! The woods look amazing too!
What an amazing property to see. It is just getting better and better. I love the idea of camping on your own property. Safe place to go for the family and the children as they grow up but yet still close enough to be home to be safe and still as primitive or not as you want it to be....or maybe a few camping places. I love to see what is being done so thoughtfully into the generations to come.
Very nice job they did. You will find the habitat changing on your property as well, with the deer traveling a path of less resistance with less undercarriage. Those hardwoods are going to love the extra light and provide more forage as well. I think of these side benefits as an avid archery hunter🙂. If I drove past your property I would have wood envy with all those piles...Nice bud.
The forestry guy we had come to our farm said beech are "weed trees". He also said "I won't use the word eradicate....but..." I love beech for firewood, so I'm OK with cleaning them out of the woods.
I can’t believe how careful they were in the bush. Hardly a mark on any other the trees. That’s truly taking pride in what you do. Your property looks beautiful
Adam, what an awesome job the Timber Company did for you, I can't believe how many saw logs you have for Fire Wood, you won't have to worry for a long time, great Video.
It’s going to be a warm profitable winter. I am so thrilled for you and the opportunities that lay before you. Keep it going Adam! See you in the next installment.
Nice work Adam, it will a come back with a little Attention, just crown them a little. Nice chatting with you again at OHIOWOODBURNER, Take Care 🚜🪵👍🏼🇺🇸
Nice property! The results look good. You can expect a bunch of beech regeneration to sprout up from the roots. The beech regen will likely dominate the understory in a few years. You will likely need to clean the understory with a brushsaw or that mechanical brusher or herbicides (basal bark with Garlon) in about 5 years or so. That way you can free any desirable species of regeneration from the beech. Your beech look nice and clean. In our area (Ontario) our beech are getting beech scale and beech bark disease. Great you do not have that in your area yet.
Beech wood is excellent for turning and steam bending. It wears well, is easily treated with preservatives, and is used for flooring, furniture, veneer, and containers.
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@@AdamsMom921 Ahahahaha!! It's the perfect little song!! 💞👍 I truly sing it every time!! 😉💖 Adam is really great at making these videos!! He could get a position in getting channels started for others!! 👍
@@DDL2728 well he is getting Cline’s channel up and running… watch that and you can tell that it’s Adams work. I enjoyed it as there are several funny parts! Adam will be working with them for quite a bit… so it’s like bonus Hometown Acres
Speechless. Wow, that's a lot of wood and breath taking amount of work and future projects. I can't wait to see how this is going to work out! You, however have a method of processing all this in a very efficient way. Great Video! Thanks!
Adam wow is all I can say. Great to meet you earlier today and tanks again for the use of your scrench. I am more than willing to come down and help for a day or two.
Awwwsome footage az usual. Love seeing the chips fly. Am I right that y'all didn't get that much snow? I think the trails wood look aLOT worse if the ground had been wetter? The way you are selecting cuting worst first is a great way to show stewardship of your property. Folks and lumbering companies can lean by thiz harvesting. Good job sir!
Just a thought, you might want to put some water bars in your trails on the hilly sections to avoid erosion from rain. Easy to do with your excavator or possibly even with your tractor bucket. Otherwise, overall a very clean logging job from what you have shown in these videos.
If you do your logging in winter it saves getting mud plastered on your logs to dull your chain and annoy your customers. Limbs break off easier in the cold as well. Way less ground disturbance on the skid trail etc.
Adam, Like your channel ,been watching since the beginning. Beach makes great fire wood, it makes really good coals and a lot of heat. When you cut beach trees you should wait till the leaves are on. Once you cut the tree spray the stump with gylphosate, cheapest you can get. It stops the regeneration. One stump will grow one hundred new shoots or more. Keep the the videos coming.
ADAM, sure is gonna be nice! Got a lot of future projects in mind but that's what keeps ya young. Stay healthy so you can! Better talk to the Mrs. bout a few more siblings! Think yinz are gonna need more help!!! Lol
I like the fact that you are having the tops chipped, That only makes the soil better. I only wish that that was a requirement for all wood that is cut down. If you can make lumber or firewood it is a plus for the exercise and chipping the tops only makes sense. It looks like you have a number of hours producing firewood to fill your stands. Happy that you are making the decisions that you are doing with your homestead. 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻Amen!!!
looks like your going to br makeing firewood in the summer , they did a nice job . rhose beech logd shoulg make some nice boards they have a clean look to them
Cline Energy is up to 609 subs in 1 day after you posted this vid Adam. You are one of the few that will help new channels get started. That shows how unselfish you are.
Looks good and as long as your happy with it thats all that matters! You will have enough firewood for a while.Maybe Doug has a rotor tiller to clean up your yard
Adam, I think you'd be interested in what's called a Crawler Skid Excavator, made by Mecalac, it's an excavator, skid steer, and telehandler all combined in one, and it does all of those things well. I've seen it being used on a jobsite near me, they were using every feature of it. It has a boom made of multiple small sections, instead of one big arm, and it can flip its knuckle around to use it excavator or skid steer style (when in skid steer, it can rest the bucket against the blade to back it up with the frame of the machine). It's not a cheap machine, but it's really cool.
You’ve got a lot of hardwoods. I have mostly white pine… it’s high value for lumber, but not firewood! I wish I had more diversity - I’m working on that now. Fortunately there’s plenty of hardwood in our family’s 200 acre woodlot that my property abuts. Gotta love working (playing?) in the woods! Closing note: beech is dense like oak, but unlike oak is usually a nightmare to split for firewood… I like taking it when it’s still small (
Lol😂, as you were doing the pile count you said seven, I said more, you said more. Then my family was looking at me like I am stupid as I was laughing at this video exchange with myself.😅
Hey Adam go ahead and cut them beach logs makes good lumber I believe beach is in the pine family we used to log lots of beach I always loved burning beach for fire wood
Whew that is a pile or two of logs. As you were driving it still looked like some trees and potential firewood was left in the woods. With what you have in the wood yard what’s your plans for cleaning up the woods? Second question, in the little pocket you had them create it looks like just rough mulched it. What’s your plans for dressing that up to be maintained more easily?
You sure have your work cut out for you, not only in the log yard area, but back in the forest. There is also quite a lot out in the foret that could still be harvested and help the rest of the forest at the same time.
Nice forest management! Q is... When is your open house going to be :) - with all those logs needing proccessed. Much impressed with your Axis at Joes today. Danny is 10 x's better than a conveyor; just don't get in his way.
Too bad they didn't use a forwarder instead of a skidder. Dragging all that wood on the ground means that you will be sharpening saw blades for the next year.
Keep your eyes open for widow makers. You still have lots of good firewood out in the piles - perhaps you can use some of it for campfire wood - no need to move it far - and some for a skid road. It's your land, you make the decisions.
I noticed the skidder pulled bark off the bottom of some trees as it was turning around corners. Does that permanently damage the tree in any way, long term?
Yes and 2 things from what I understand. When it dries it is so hard you cannot drive a nail into it. The second reason is they are invasive. They can spread and overtake a forest
I flat sawed some Beech and all of it warped horribly. If you are going to saw it I definitely recommend trying to quarter saw it. Makes better firewood than lumber in my opinion!
would be nice while the forest floor is bare to light up some of those brush piles. we had our place logged and I didn't mind some brush piles but the larger ones blocking our view or that would take too long to rot in place, we burned just to clean up some but... I don't know how you will have enough time. lol Sooo many wood poles. you have the inventory of a full time lumber yard rather than a single worker operation. I guess like the saying goes... one bite at a time.
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Looks good! A suggestion for the left over brush. Put a pile of pallets on the ground, maybe 4-6 in a random pile and cover with the brush in a few different areas. This makes a good home for the rabbits.
Pretty cool they let you put a camera in the cab of their mini-ex, great vantage point on the rotating head.
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Same here. 2 things that come to mind, I wish I was younger and had land like his to experience the things he is doing.
Great video, Adam. The forest will be much more healthy n the future because of the thinning you’ve done.
It's likely I'm an outlier among your viewers - I'm a 65 y/o woman who bought an old farmhouse + 18 acres of land on an island off the coast of Maine a couple of years ago. I am in the process of cleaning up fallen trees, junk trees, etc. I am envious of all your toys. I have a lady-size chainsaw (12") so I have to hire someone with a bigger one for the large trees; perhaps I will graduate to a larger chainsaw as I become more experienced. I have an electric wood-splitter that is the most useful machine on my property. I heat my house with an antique wood cookstove so large pieces of wood don't fit or burn well. If I had my life to do over again I would work with wood - logging, cutting, splitting. It's my favorite activity on my property. Your videos are excellent - informative, interesting, and well-edited. Best of all, you are articulate. Thank you for the trouble you take to make quality videos.
I think you could be his second Mom!!! Thank you for appreciating Adam and his work on the channel. Your kind words mean a lot to me. (And I know Adam too).
Good luck with your property and stay safe. It’s not easy …cutting, splitting, stacking, loading and burning it!!! I admire your moxie…
Nice to see the brush being chipped. It definitely helps with erosion control and getting nutrients into the soil much faster.
Beech is good for many uses , it makes good secondary wood in cabinets for drawer sides and backs . It’s used in furniture frames and is excellent for tool handles nany of the old type wooden planes used beech . It turns will on a lathe for round work like bowls , it make good utensils like wooden spoons too.
I’m a custom furniture maker & cabinet builder. Your comment nailed. Beech wood is great.
Not to mention it's great for kitchen utensils. A friend of mine works at a traditional dutch wind powered sawmill and they traditionally waterlog their wood. Just throw it in the water for 2 years or so, especially when it's spalted, it makes for awesome looking wood and incredibility stable.
Last run I made about 25 medium sized spatula's and my family members were so nice to rob me of my stash :D
Clime Energy did a fantastic job for you. You have a beautiful piece of property. Well done.
Nice recap of all of the work that was done. 👍
You are going to need some help with firewood production. You have good friends and good family. Hopefully you can form a good team and knock that out before it rots. What a massive stock of firewood it will make! The woods look amazing too!
Yes, he has a LOT of work to do to get it all before it rots. I don't think the reality of how much wood is there has settled in yet.
What an amazing property to see. It is just getting better and better. I love the idea of camping on your own property. Safe place to go for the family and the children as they grow up but yet still close enough to be home to be safe and still as primitive or not as you want it to be....or maybe a few camping places. I love to see what is being done so thoughtfully into the generations to come.
Very nice job they did. You will find the habitat changing on your property as well, with the deer traveling a path of less resistance with less undercarriage. Those hardwoods are going to love the extra light and provide more forage as well. I think of these side benefits as an avid archery hunter🙂. If I drove past your property I would have wood envy with all those piles...Nice bud.
The forestry guy we had come to our farm said beech are "weed trees". He also said "I won't use the word eradicate....but..." I love beech for firewood, so I'm OK with cleaning them out of the woods.
I can’t believe how careful they were in the bush. Hardly a mark on any other the trees. That’s truly taking pride in what you do. Your property looks beautiful
Adam, what an awesome job the Timber Company did for you, I can't believe how many saw logs you have for Fire Wood, you won't have to worry for a long time, great Video.
What an awesome sunset to finish the video!
Looks great!
It’s going to be a warm profitable winter. I am so thrilled for you and the opportunities that lay before you. Keep it going Adam! See you in the next installment.
Thanks, Adam. Appreciate the work you put into the videos.
I was skeptical, but turned out great. With that much firewood to cut you won't be sitting around wondering what to do .
Nice work Adam, it will a come back with a little Attention, just crown them a little. Nice chatting with you again at OHIOWOODBURNER, Take Care 🚜🪵👍🏼🇺🇸
Nice property! The results look good. You can expect a bunch of beech regeneration to sprout up from the roots. The beech regen will likely dominate the understory in a few years. You will likely need to clean the understory with a brushsaw or that mechanical brusher or herbicides (basal bark with Garlon) in about 5 years or so. That way you can free any desirable species of regeneration from the beech. Your beech look nice and clean. In our area (Ontario) our beech are getting beech scale and beech bark disease. Great you do not have that in your area yet.
Beech wood is excellent for turning and steam bending. It wears well, is easily treated with preservatives, and is used for flooring, furniture, veneer, and containers.
Great to meet you, Adam!
Sorry I didn't see this before the weekend at Joe's.
Nice to meet you as well
Hometown Acres 🙌💃🙌 My hubby (more me 😉) & I have this little song we sing when we see you've posted a video - Hometown Acres, it's the place we want to be (Green Acres tune)!! 😍 Adam, you really are good with filming & editing these videos!! Deer/Campsite 2/Heaven!! #BLESSED!! We'll be watching for the company's channel!! Thanks for another enjoyable video!!! God bless you and your family!! ❤👍🙏
Oh my gosh that’s funny!!! I’ll have the green acres tune stuck in my head today!!! LOL!
@@AdamsMom921 Ahahahaha!! It's the perfect little song!! 💞👍 I truly sing it every time!! 😉💖 Adam is really great at making these videos!! He could get a position in getting channels started for others!! 👍
@@DDL2728 well he is getting Cline’s channel up and running… watch that and you can tell that it’s Adams work. I enjoyed it as there are several funny parts! Adam will be working with them for quite a bit… so it’s like bonus Hometown Acres
@@AdamsMom921 Whoop whoop - bonus Hometown Acres 🙌 👏 🤩 I've already subscribed to the channel - fixing to watch 👍⭐️
Speechless. Wow, that's a lot of wood and breath taking amount of work and future projects. I can't wait to see how this is going to work out! You, however have a method of processing all this in a very efficient way. Great Video! Thanks!
Very nice!!
Adam wow is all I can say. Great to meet you earlier today and tanks again for the use of your scrench. I am more than willing to come down and help for a day or two.
Awwwsome footage az usual. Love seeing the chips fly. Am I right that y'all didn't get that much snow? I think the trails wood look aLOT worse if the ground had been wetter? The way you are selecting cuting worst first is a great way to show stewardship of your property. Folks and lumbering companies can lean by thiz harvesting. Good job sir!
You definitely have a lot to keep you busy. They did a awesome job on your property.
Just a thought, you might want to put some water bars in your trails on the hilly sections to avoid erosion from rain. Easy to do with your excavator or possibly even with your tractor bucket. Otherwise, overall a very clean logging job from what you have shown in these videos.
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If you do your logging in winter it saves getting mud plastered on your logs to dull your chain and annoy your customers. Limbs break off easier in the cold as well. Way less ground disturbance on the skid trail etc.
Beech is one of my favorite looking woods to have from our woodlot. I really like the grain pattern of the lumber.
Looks great Adam and managing for the future!! Maybe get neighbor with the skid steer to help with those trails!! Stay safe Adam!!
Adam, I like your plan. Congratulations
Adam, Like your channel ,been watching since the beginning. Beach makes great fire wood, it makes really good coals and a lot of heat. When you cut beach trees you should wait till the leaves are on. Once you cut the tree spray the stump with gylphosate, cheapest you can get. It stops the regeneration. One stump will grow one hundred new shoots or more. Keep the the videos coming.
Wow, you have a lot of work to do!
Looks good they did a good job. I had my 34 acres logged here in NJ. Makes for a healthy woods in the future.
Looks like they left some wood to be cut up in the woods. But definitely cleaned up a lot and opened it up.
Love the channel, if possible, could you give a update on the pond. Thanks
Liked that guy on the skidder we had one of those to and a Franklin and a John deer skidders
They do a great job
ADAM, sure is gonna be nice! Got a lot of future projects in mind but that's what keeps ya young. Stay healthy so you can! Better talk to the Mrs. bout a few more siblings! Think yinz are gonna need more help!!! Lol
The perfect saturday morning, eatin some breakfast and watchin the boy's chop up wood.
HOLY SMOKES!! You have got your work cut out LOL!!
Those guys did a great job
I like the fact that you are having the tops chipped, That only makes the soil better. I only wish that that was a requirement for all wood that is cut down. If you can make lumber or firewood it is a plus for the exercise and chipping the tops only makes sense. It looks like you have a number of hours producing firewood to fill your stands. Happy that you are making the decisions that you are doing with your homestead. 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻Amen!!!
Love your lot ❤️ pretty good tell Jo He's a ham 💝 but I love him
looks like your going to br makeing firewood in the summer , they did a nice job . rhose beech logd shoulg make some nice boards they have a clean look to them
Good. Hope it didn't cost to muck$$$. But ya, I would start processing right away to get the firewood to dry.
I GUESS WE KNOW WHAT YOU WILL BE DOING ALL SUMMER?
That log pile with all that beech is a sight to behold!!
They did an excellent job in the woods, I've seen a lot worse in our area. I fore see a post and beam shelter in the camping area?
I have a funny feeling you are going to need more baskets 😂
Beach can be realy nice flooring , It's hard to find logs without defects ,but when you do it's realygreat to save them good luck with sawing them !!!
Love what you did here and it would be good to do at my property at some point
Cline Energy is up to 609 subs in 1 day after you posted this vid Adam.
You are one of the few that will help new channels get started.
That shows how unselfish you are.
Thanks Clint!
That's alot of good looking wood, those trails will shape up nicely
Quarter saw the beech and you have got a nice stable base wood
Looks good and as long as your happy with it thats all that matters! You will have enough firewood for a while.Maybe Doug has a rotor tiller to clean up your yard
Adam, I think you'd be interested in what's called a Crawler Skid Excavator, made by Mecalac, it's an excavator, skid steer, and telehandler all combined in one, and it does all of those things well. I've seen it being used on a jobsite near me, they were using every feature of it. It has a boom made of multiple small sections, instead of one big arm, and it can flip its knuckle around to use it excavator or skid steer style (when in skid steer, it can rest the bucket against the blade to back it up with the frame of the machine). It's not a cheap machine, but it's really cool.
Time for more sawyers!
Wow it looks really good. You should put rock down on the main trail. A section at a time
You’ve got a lot of hardwoods. I have mostly white pine… it’s high value for lumber, but not firewood! I wish I had more diversity - I’m working on that now. Fortunately there’s plenty of hardwood in our family’s 200 acre woodlot that my property abuts. Gotta love working (playing?) in the woods! Closing note: beech is dense like oak, but unlike oak is usually a nightmare to split for firewood… I like taking it when it’s still small (
Looks great, just drag the trails an areas add grass seed an deer plots
This was neat video. Cool to see the progress. The video quality while in motion was not very good. Curious what camera/compression you used.
Maybe you can get a higher volume processor (with a log deck) to process all those logs?
My favorite bullion coin is the Maple. Lots of security features and no milk spotting is the key.
The beech is worth more in firewood than milled. I’d buck it up and split it, but it’s your wood so you get to choose. Really enjoy your channel!
Thanks Brian
Super pretty ,might get brushy the deer will like that. Brush piles are good for wildlife and song birds.
Beech makes awesome flooring. I think you’ll be quite happy with it when you mill it.
Lol😂, as you were doing the pile count you said seven, I said more, you said more. Then my family was looking at me like I am stupid as I was laughing at this video exchange with myself.😅
Interested in seeing the beech cut up. I have some very large beech but have never milled any.
Looks amazing back there! Did they grind all the stumps or dig them out?
Hey Adam go ahead and cut them beach logs makes good lumber I believe beach is in the pine family we used to log lots of beach I always loved burning beach for fire wood
Wow.
I see you're using those new Bluetooth chaps while sawing :)
The woods are looking great. I am curious, are you planning on doing anything with all the stumps left in the ground?
Just leave them there to rot. Trying to dig all the stumps would be an extremely tedious and time consuming task
Beech furniture was pretty popular here in germany like 20 years ago
Hey bring some friends over and have a wood cutting party to cut that wood up!
Whew that is a pile or two of logs. As you were driving it still looked like some trees and potential firewood was left in the woods. With what you have in the wood yard what’s your plans for cleaning up the woods? Second question, in the little pocket you had them create it looks like just rough mulched it. What’s your plans for dressing that up to be maintained more easily?
You sure have your work cut out for you, not only in the log yard area, but back in the forest. There is also quite a lot out in the foret that could still be harvested and help the rest of the forest at the same time.
Nice forest management! Q is...
When is your open house going to be :) - with all those logs needing proccessed. Much impressed with your Axis at Joes today. Danny is 10 x's better than a conveyor; just don't get in his way.
He sure is!
Equipment can be like a red headed stepchild.
That is so much firewood
Given the sounds, when is the last time you "Tensioned" the tracks on your Excavator?
Sounds like they are loose...
Too bad they didn't use a forwarder instead of a skidder. Dragging all that wood on the ground means that you will be sharpening saw blades for the next year.
The cabinets we put in our new house were beach. They have a great pattern
Keep your eyes open for widow makers. You still have lots of good firewood out in the piles - perhaps you can use some of it for campfire wood - no need to move it far - and some for a skid road. It's your land, you make the decisions.
I see plenty of trees that can be improvement cut over a few years.
Hahahahah, when you said “seven pile, more” I was just sayin that simultaneously. You should be set on wood for a good while now dude!
I noticed the skidder pulled bark off the bottom of some trees as it was turning around corners. Does that permanently damage the tree in any way, long term?
The trees/logs with the smooth grey bark, is that the beech you mentioned in your last video? What makes beech a junk tree?
Yes and 2 things from what I understand. When it dries it is so hard you cannot drive a nail into it. The second reason is they are invasive. They can spread and overtake a forest
I flat sawed some Beech and all of it warped horribly. If you are going to saw it I definitely recommend trying to quarter saw it. Makes better firewood than lumber in my opinion!
Beech is very nice indoorwood, it isnt very rot resistent, it makes excelent floorplanks.
You should get some mushroom spawn and seed those mulch and brush piles.
would be nice while the forest floor is bare to light up some of those brush piles. we had our place logged and I didn't mind some brush piles but the larger ones blocking our view or that would take too long to rot in place, we burned just to clean up some but... I don't know how you will have enough time. lol Sooo many wood poles. you have the inventory of a full time lumber yard rather than a single worker operation. I guess like the saying goes... one bite at a time.