Your J bar does a good job and I love the drone footage especially the bird encounter and the end of your video was the most relaxing it almost put me a sleep there is hardly nothing more relaxing than sitting and watching it rain Thanks for sharing your videos and God bless
You really do such a great job with your videos. The slow motion shot of the blades - the different angles you capture - the music - just great, relaxing videos to watch!! I have no idea how you operate the tractor & drone at the same time - impressive!! Thanks! God bless y'all!
I am blown away with the camera angles and attention you pay to details, allowing us to see such neat shots. I can see how mowing out a pine orchard is so appealing. It's amazing how it makes it look - a continuation of your yard into the woods. The J Bar is no slouch when it came to eliminating those bushes... one second they were there, the next, gonzo. Some of the best drone footage I've ever seen in a channel like this. I just had to comment and tip my hat to you - thank you for sharing this wonderful content of your lives.
Bought a JBar 5’ Premier with slip clutch this morning to run behind my L2501HST. Found one in stock in orange too, looks like a 3 hour round trip this coming Saturday morning is in store!
Wow, I believe this is the best video I have seen of yours. All the shots of the mowing were so satisfying to watch and the music made it wonderful. Loved the rain at the end. So relaxing. Thanks, your videos are getting better, from a long time follower, but first time commenter.
Went over to Columbus Saturday morning to pick up a UTV from Extreme Power Sports. Thought about the Fall Line and your Channel. JBar doing a good job. Video footage excellent. Them Sweetgum sprouts take over.
Hello, just subscribed! Nice mower, we have the Bushog Squealer that we pull with a Kubota Mx5100. A nice combination like yours, watch out for bees, they are persistentLol🚜🪵👍🏼🇱🇷
I’ll be doing the same here in a few days. Clean up behind the hay man, around trees and anywhere he missed. Clover ☘️ patch is looking good 👍 Any pics on your trail cam?
great for such as that, but ive been warned to steer clear for actual brush cutting.. whats your take, love to hear, i need to purchase one in the next few days. thanks
I've cut some heavy stuff with it and it's been a beast. Now, if you need it for commercial use, maybe not. But a few times a year it'll do the job for sure.
Hey man can you give me your reasons why you went with Kubota over other tractor brands? I’m looking to get a tractor I have around 17 acres I mainly just need PTO so I can bush hog would need a front end loader with buck and also the grappler- would love to have the backhoe attachment but not 100% necessary
What type of pine trees are those, Wes? Do you have a plan for there use? Ann just said there is something calming about listening to the rain; great video, thumbs up.
Any plans to get rid of the dead trees? Just curious why you haven't cut them yet, if it's just time then I understand. I'm researching on reforestation and the whole process so figured I'd ask to see if there was a benefit to leaving them or not?
I don't know them outside of using them on TH-cam. You might be able to find more about them if you search them on TH-cam. I got the music off of Epidemic Sound.
Honest question, will using a tractor potentially compact the soil enough to harm the trees? I'd like to plant a pine forest on some new property but don't know much about clearing or maintaining the ground after planting.
No, the soil compaction won't hurt the trees. If you want to start a pine forest, check around the property to see if pine is growing anywhere near your property first. If not, then the soil may need to be tested and adjusted to support the pine. Not usually an issue, pine is very easy to grow but better to check before, it is easier to make changes to soil composition before you plant if it is needed. If you have a fairly dry and sandy bit of land you could test to see if it will grow Arbutus trees. They are actually an endangered tree species with limited area they grow in so if you can cultivate them you can get some financial incentives from government funds. They are known as a "brittle hardwood", useful for fine cabinetry detailing like rosewood is used for. Not so good for structural use though. The berries are edible, apparently bees love to use the pollens in their honey and it adds a nice flavour. They also have a unique thing when grown, they lose their bark. The tree keeps on growing, just without bark on it. Weirdest thing I ever saw, a street lined with them and no bark on the trees.
@@jaquigreenlees I'm in the coastal Southern US. I'd actually like to plant a Long Leaf Pine grove. Most of the land currently has juvenile southern yellow. Thanks for the advice!
Yuuup, the rain at the end was a GREAT finishing touch to this video. Also, who was the cameraman or was that done using a drone as well....? Certainly very lush at the moment - what part of the country are you living ?
Thanks for watching, Buddy. My videos generally post at 7am, I have lots to do during the day so I sit down later and reply in large batches. It's just not practical to check every 10 minutes for new comments throughout the day.
I must be missing something here. HOW is this an interesting video, and HOW THE FUCK do you have 255,000 subscribers who enjoy this enough to click subscribe?!?!?!?!?
Your J bar does a good job and I love the drone footage especially the bird encounter and the end of your video was the most relaxing it almost put me a sleep there is hardly nothing more relaxing than sitting and watching it rain
Thanks for sharing your videos and God bless
Always appreciate your comments, thanks for watching!
Fence it & put goats in there. They will keep clean, good to eat, & get good price at the livestock sale. I enjoy your videos.
Love the rain at the end, nothing like rain falling out in the country with no sounds of traffic or modern life disrupting it
I used to do the same for hours when I was a teen, I enjoyed it so much. Brings back memories.
I absolutely love this video. Great job, Brother. I could watch/listen to that rain for an hour. Thank you for that.
Awesome, thank you!
The slo-mo blade cam was a very interesting view.
The clover meadow looks awesome 👌.
It's coming along! Thanks!
Great Video! Makes me want to move back into the country.
mother nature at her most beautiful
You really do such a great job with your videos. The slow motion shot of the blades - the different angles you capture - the music - just great, relaxing videos to watch!! I have no idea how you operate the tractor & drone at the same time - impressive!! Thanks! God bless y'all!
Thanks, Dianne. I crash sometimes.
That was just a beautiful video! Terry
I am blown away with the camera angles and attention you pay to details, allowing us to see such neat shots. I can see how mowing out a pine orchard is so appealing. It's amazing how it makes it look - a continuation of your yard into the woods. The J Bar is no slouch when it came to eliminating those bushes... one second they were there, the next, gonzo. Some of the best drone footage I've ever seen in a channel like this. I just had to comment and tip my hat to you - thank you for sharing this wonderful content of your lives.
Wow!!! Loved the aerial view. It was breathtaking .great video njiyed a lotù
Beautiful photography !!!
I grew up on an old blue Ford. Kinda miss seeing yours
Great camera angles and editing!
Excellent work👍👍👍 . Thanks for sharing
Great video. Very relaxing. Thanks for sharing. God Bless.
I believe out of all of them your videos are the best.
Bought a JBar 5’ Premier with slip clutch this morning to run behind my L2501HST. Found one in stock in orange too, looks like a 3 hour round trip this coming Saturday morning is in store!
Wow, I believe this is the best video I have seen of yours. All the shots of the mowing were so satisfying to watch and the music made it wonderful. Loved the rain at the end. So relaxing. Thanks, your videos are getting better, from a long time follower, but first time commenter.
Most enjoyable! Thx for sharing!! :)
Excellent video and editing. Great demo of the mower.
Thanks, Mike!
Looks like a proper job, well balanced and no vibration. Bet the blades are opposite each other.
You are so lucky to have all that land, what a treasure and future for your little boy.
We are blessed more than we deserve.
Loved listening to the rain, reminds me of summers spent at my grandparents farm in Virginia.
You are right!! That was SO relaxing!! I love rain!!
Enjoyed watching!
A summer rain in Georgia, nice!
Beautiful composition man!
I bet the bee's, deer and rabbits just love all your clover.
Oh yeah, lots of pictures of deer in the clover plot.
Went over to Columbus Saturday morning to pick up a UTV from Extreme Power Sports. Thought about the Fall Line and your Channel.
JBar doing a good job. Video footage excellent. Them Sweetgum sprouts take over.
Cool! You'll have a blast.
Hello, just subscribed! Nice mower, we have the Bushog Squealer that we pull with a Kubota Mx5100. A nice combination like yours, watch out for bees, they are persistentLol🚜🪵👍🏼🇱🇷
Sounds like a great setup! Thank you for subscribing!
You made that look so relaxing good music very good vid keep them comming may good bless you and your faimly wish i was young again
Thanks, Johnny!
Great video. Whoever was operating the camera did a super job!
Thanks, Kent. It's a one man operation.
I love your channel. I watch every video you post. This one put me to sleep.
Glad you enjoyed it!
I can tell you are enjoying the L4701!!!💪
Beautiful video, Wes!
It's been a great machine so far!
Nice!!! What an enjoyable video!!!
That's some pretty fancy one-handed drone flyin' !
Only crashed twice! First crash was two handed.
Very nice work on the video. Well done.
Thanks! Appreciate you watching!
More than a TH-cam, brother!
Really satisfying to see those Sweet Gums being devoured. You are certainly multi-talented driving a drone and a tractor simultaneously.
One of my favorite activities is mowing sweet gums.
👍 From Cadillac Michigan
I believe those JBar Premiers can run 4 blades.
I’ll be doing the same here in a few days. Clean up behind the hay man, around trees and anywhere he missed. Clover ☘️ patch is looking good 👍 Any pics on your trail cam?
Oh yeah, lots!
Great camera work, congratulations
O WOW THAT SOUNDS AWESOME < SO SO DRY HERE < BRING THE RAIN HERE PLEASE 🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦 MANITOBA
Ah white clover great for bees
Hey Wes. Great video as always. What’s happening with the Xmas trees at the front of your property? Maybe give us an update ?
They're coming along. I'll try to include them soon.
That nice steady rain will really help your strawberries.
No strawberries here...just some tomatoes and corn and such.
Different but good.
Enjoying your channel.
Thank you, Dennis.
great for such as that, but ive been warned to steer clear for actual brush cutting.. whats your take, love to hear, i need to purchase one in the next few days. thanks
I've cut some heavy stuff with it and it's been a beast. Now, if you need it for commercial use, maybe not. But a few times a year it'll do the job for sure.
Clover honey... yes please!
How is the J Bar holding up after a year? I'm in the market now but the nearest dealer is 5.5 hours away.
Very soothing. M. Belinda Davis in NC
Have you had any issues with it?
Hey man can you give me your reasons why you went with Kubota over other tractor brands? I’m looking to get a tractor I have around 17 acres I mainly just need PTO so I can bush hog would need a front end loader with buck and also the grappler- would love to have the backhoe attachment but not 100% necessary
What type of pine trees are those, Wes? Do you have a plan for there use? Ann just said there is something calming about listening to the rain; great video, thumbs up.
Loblolly. Probably will end up milling them into lumber as needed.
Nice video.
Thanks!
Any plans to get rid of the dead trees? Just curious why you haven't cut them yet, if it's just time then I understand. I'm researching on reforestation and the whole process so figured I'd ask to see if there was a benefit to leaving them or not?
No benefit to leaving them. They will fall eventually...it's really best to cut them down and remove them. Finding the time is the problem.
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Why J-Bar over any other, like Rhino, JD, Brush Hog, etc?
He has a vid explaining that.
Thanks for watching! Check out this video: th-cam.com/video/efqaV53qboQ/w-d-xo.html
@@falllineridge - thanks for the link .. good stuff 👍
Love the music, can you tell me who the artists are, i am scottish and do not know these artists., they are great.
I don't know them outside of using them on TH-cam. You might be able to find more about them if you search them on TH-cam. I got the music off of Epidemic Sound.
Alistair Blanch - Download an App called *Shazam* which identifies music/songs.
What kind of drone is That and where can I get one Love your videos me and my mom watch Them every time New upload
It's a DJI Mavic Air. I got it off Amazon.
@@falllineridge ok thank you so much
Why did you mow ?
Brush control.
Honest question, will using a tractor potentially compact the soil enough to harm the trees? I'd like to plant a pine forest on some new property but don't know much about clearing or maintaining the ground after planting.
No, the soil compaction won't hurt the trees. If you want to start a pine forest, check around the property to see if pine is growing anywhere near your property first. If not, then the soil may need to be tested and adjusted to support the pine.
Not usually an issue, pine is very easy to grow but better to check before, it is easier to make changes to soil composition before you plant if it is needed.
If you have a fairly dry and sandy bit of land you could test to see if it will grow Arbutus trees. They are actually an endangered tree species with limited area they grow in so if you can cultivate them you can get some financial incentives from government funds. They are known as a "brittle hardwood", useful for fine cabinetry detailing like rosewood is used for. Not so good for structural use though.
The berries are edible, apparently bees love to use the pollens in their honey and it adds a nice flavour. They also have a unique thing when grown, they lose their bark. The tree keeps on growing, just without bark on it. Weirdest thing I ever saw, a street lined with them and no bark on the trees.
No, it won't hurt the soil at all.
@@jaquigreenlees I'm in the coastal Southern US. I'd actually like to plant a Long Leaf Pine grove. Most of the land currently has juvenile southern yellow.
Thanks for the advice!
Pine orchard?
Yes.
Is any of that you were mowing part of what you burned earlier in the year?
No, this section did not get burned.
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How many Yellow Jacket nests did you find while you mowed the woods?
None! Believe it or not.
@@falllineridge seems as if I always found them when mowing in the woods of South Georgia.
Yuuup, the rain at the end was a GREAT finishing touch to this video. Also, who was the cameraman or was that done using a drone as well....? Certainly very lush at the moment - what part of the country are you living ?
Did someone say "Georgia"...?
@@johnking8679 A drone operated by Wes, in Georgia!
You meant watch me use the J bar lol
You need some goats brother! Lol
That'd be handy!
Do you reply to any comments or is that just not important?
He is actually one of the more attentive content creators about commenting.
@@brucewelty7684 All I did was to scroll down the page to see if he had made any comments. I did not find any.
Thanks for watching, Buddy. My videos generally post at 7am, I have lots to do during the day so I sit down later and reply in large batches. It's just not practical to check every 10 minutes for new comments throughout the day.
🌹Good very Good beautiful 🌹
Сухостойные деревья на участке из-за весенних под палов.
Огонь не убивает сосны. Это им действительно помогает. Скорее всего, их убила какая-то болезнь или вредитель.
do you use SketchUP?
No I don't , Bruce. I got your email earlier though. I assume that was sketchup?
@@falllineridge yeah. I would have sent you the model so you could have looked at it better,
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I must be missing something here. HOW is this an interesting video, and HOW THE FUCK do you have 255,000 subscribers who enjoy this enough to click subscribe?!?!?!?!?
It has to be bred into the blood. From you comment its obvious your blood doesn't pump country.
I’m not hating on mowing, but shouldn’t you wait until all of the ground nesting birds are done? Or are the birds done nesting down South?
Well Karen that might be forever.
@@brucewelty7684 Thanks for the reply Bruce.
I think at this point in the year they're all done, so no worries there.
? ? ? So why did you purchase this brand over any other.
see comment to zigziggy
Hey salty, check out this video. I explain it here: th-cam.com/video/efqaV53qboQ/w-d-xo.html
The music is not necessary
Maybe but enjpy it anyway, or mute it