A Lesson in Farm Physics and Hand Signals brought to you by Onyx
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- A Lesson in Physics and Farm Hand Signals brought to you by Onyx
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Zach, it is interesting watching you and your Dad interact. He encourages you to give advise and present your ideas. Now you are doing the same thing with Onyx when you and he are working on a project together. You encourage Onyx to give his input on a subject and you don't put him down for what he is thinking. You can clown around with him but you also do listen to his suggestions and that will help Onyx make good decisions later on in his life. You boost his self-confidence when you encourage him and listen to him. You and Becky are great parents. Blessing to you all.
Onyx takes his hunting to heart, it’s a great way to continue learning about the outdoors. In this day and age people tend to forget about family, I’m truly happy that you and Becky are involved with all of the kids. They are blessed to have you as parents.
“What, were you gonna go catch it”? That was said in the best sarcastic dad voice ever! I laughed my ass off because it sounded just like something I’d say to my two boys!
Bought a Traeger 4 years ago . The wife was skeptic about , but now does all the grilling . We love it.
I still use a george foreman grill
Just because he does a commercial for it doesn't mean it's the best, it means they gave him one and paid him to fawn over it.
@@RealJeep man those new XL are like 3800$ for a pellet grill !! I can’t say much I spent almost twice that on an offset I got a year ago but I can sell it today for what I have in it.
The straight face becky had saying that at the end of the video was priceless!
Culver's in River Falls, Wisconsin used a plastic hunting shack for their second drive thru order window during the pandemic. My guess is they got it from Fleet Farm. His shack reminded me of that.
Been through the wind flipping stands over. Get some T-post and drive them at angles at the base of the 4 legs then either drill holes in the post and screw the legs to them or wire them to the post. May need to put screws in the legs so the wire does not slide.
The only other option is mobile home screw anchors. If you get those under the stand it may hold, but best is away and anchor at angles. This gets in the way of mowing.
Good Luck on this year's deer season. Got a little dicey at the end. Onyx was devouring grilled meat like a cannibal invited to a missionary picnic, and the mannequin head was the stuff of nightmares.
Zach that was classic! Loved how you let your son come up with ideas on the deer stand tilting. He's gonna be just like you. Good thing he didn't try to catch it. I was rolling on the floor. 🤣🤣🤣
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Your dad had me laughing with the lifting the motor with one hand, nice to see the funny side of Nate!
It's a tough job and I appreciate your sacrifice testing the Timberline grill.
The humour was definetly on point today 😁
Hi Zach. I have been following you for sometime now. I have grown fond of your efforts to bring farm safety to forefront in your videos at times. I recently started my own TikTok account and posted a video on safety, filling silos and entering silos with dangerous gases. Unfortunately, today we lost three community members due to silo gases. A father and two sons. I want to say thank you for your efforts to bring safety talk to your videos.
Sad loss, the Amish don't do tik tok or youtube. It is too bad we have elected a government that trys to shut down an Amish farmer selling meat in the name of safety. It would be amazing if the government lead the charge on farm safety and helped get the message out.
Zach keep up the good work, absolutely priceless knowledge.
We just had 3 farmers died in a silo accident in center county. A 14 a 16 and 42 year old died.
Great fun watching you guys toy with gravity.
Saw the Traeger sponsor note at the beginning, Great! My wife got me one about 6 years ago for Father's Day. Loved it since. One of her favorites for me to make, smoked SPAM. Yes. There is a way to cut the SPAM block into connected fingers to have lots of smoked surface area. That and a plate of pancakes with maple syrup - Yumm! A smoked pizza is a treat also. That's after doing all the other stuff - pork beef chicken ribs roasts sausages fruit fish beans - most anything tastes incredible when smoked. Enjoy.
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When I was in high school, we were having a clean up day at the football field. I was using the weed-eater in some overgrown shrubbery and discovered that bumble bees will also nest in overgrown shrubbery. They will also swarm a weed-eater as long as it is making noise. Even after it runs to the other end of a football field, with its handler getting stung multiple times. It is harder to hit a bumble bee with a weed-eater than it is for a bumble bee to hit a weed-eater handler. I learned a lot that day.
That mower is Glorious
I like the pulling into the invisible shed bit.
Zach. When you watch your kid, with his patience and disposition it’s like looking at your dad at a lot younger age
When built our deer stand, we put them in 30" deep holes w/ cement bags unloaded straight into the holes. Ground moisture will cemen
t them in well enough, 35 years and 80mph winds and it';s still standing.
I have that same fridge and freezer combo in my house. Love it!
DEER STAND, 4 fence post 1 on each corner, baling wire, keeps them standing. I like to drill holes in the posts and shoot 3 inch # 12 screws makes it more solid
Every now and then Nate just comes out with the funniest things. Love him in the videos. 👍🏼
I can't tell you all the adventures I have had moving tower stands with a tractor and forks, always fun!! Go drive him some stakes in the ground and camp them to each leg so it does not fall again.
Winds kickin our asses too!
Dad, Dad, Dad tree stand most important... Gotta have that! Good luck in the season young man 🦌👍
Anchor that stand down ,ours used to blow over all the time ,bit of a learning curve lol .keep up the videos , we're all done corn here in MD
1 screw anchor -1 rachet strap, screw the anchor in the ground below the middle of the stand, attach the rachet strap to the bottom center of the stand & the other hook to the top of the anchor tighten up. Stand stays up year after year!
Even in high winds, & Maybe not a tor-nader. Some find a 55gal drum and fill with rocks & also attach a rachet to it.
Zach LOVES the strip tiller...
We need more Mrs MFer, she's hilarious
Off the husk has a lot of her and she is hilarious
She would have too be hilarious if she married Zack. Hahahahahaha.
Zach, when you store your strip tiller you should try putting fluid film on all the moving parts. Really helps prevent corrosion from the fertilizer.
That is something to really be proud of. So many even ur dads age don’t know what a lot of those mean but ur dad has done awesome passing what he learned to u
Need to use a A frame to lift your deer stand. A couple of 2x4 ca be used and rig a rooe to middle of stand over A frame and pul up with a tractor. We use to erect new stands like that.
I watch another Blog' and They Talk to Us, but they talk and show what the Machine is Doing, I enjoy Seeing the Machine work. Thank You.
Onyx is a awesome deer Hunter Zack you raised him right. My boy is the same way. That is gonna be a nice pole barn can’t wait to see it going up. Trees are looking good. Stay safe and and positive.
It’s nice not hearing the dryer all the time but it is about time. Can’t wait for harvest!
Down here in tx we put big twist anchors for trailer homes in the ground under our deer stands with a cable and tensioner
To fix the oil leak at your tractor engine oil drain plug, plumb your shop vac into the crankcase ventilator to put a vacum on the inside of the engine. You then can pull the drain plug and only lose a few drops of oil while you quickly fix the seal and reinstall the drain plug. That is unless the new emisions prevents that. Also works well to do the vacume trick when changing oil, it lets you get the drain plug completly out without making a mess. After the drain plug is completly removed, just turn off the vacum, and it drains.
I love you working with Onyx and giving him a voice. Good job Dad.
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Franklin BBQ is the book to get to learn how to do brisket right. I also like Steven Raichlan's BBQ Bible recipes. GL with the new grill!
You know I walked away from my phone at that last little bit and just listened to it then came back and there's an eye staring at me😂😂😂😂
Zach to the strip tiller: "I just can't give you up!"
Before the crazy starts back up we would love an updated equipment tour for this season!!
Awfully close to 1 mil :D
Congrats Millennial Farmer
The $3800 grill sure better do something a home range doesn't...))
Glad to see your son coming up with ideas of his own out in the field.
even though the stand had a hole in the bottom, amazin how much water it had in it! No wonder stuff doesnt last. Would love a traeger.. keep fighting the impulse purchase temptation.
to keep those hunting stands upright we use one of those concrete blocks used for erosion control, approx 4' long 2' thick and 2' to 3' hi we hang it from the center of the floor and lift it in the air just a touch with a heavy duty ratchet strap
I look forward to every year when you strip till because my day seem a lot better. Thanks once again Zach.
put long ground anchors on every leg of that deer stand. wont go anywhere til you decide to move it again. or screw the legs onto the pallet so it'll be easy to move it around? then throw some sand bags on top of the pallet lol
Kudos to you Sargeant Zack for making sure to report back on the grill performance! Way to go above and beyond!
My son has one of those pellet cookers and he makes kick ass tasting meats on it. A big step above a regular grill, and no gas to buy.
I appreciate your sacrifice for the channel and "what she said".
Yet another video in the series "Awesome dad being awesome...also with some farming and grilling." Who'd have thought a Millennial could do it all, but somehow, you manage. Thanks for the content. Especially Peter Griffin. Nice touch.
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Menards sells a rebar sized tent stake pocket you mount to a 4x4. I lag screw them to the legs and then use the machine to push the big stakes down, keeps it legs down in the wind and storms...mostly.
to be completely honest the last thing i expected was a traeger sponsorship but traeger grills are amazing my dad bought my mom one when her rheumatoid arthritis started getting really bad about 10 years ago now and shes had one ever since their so easy to use and cook amazingly
The cooking part of the video is a nice new subject of the farming business, it’s like going all the way from soil to the table. Maybe Shawn Baker will show up to test a few steaks on the barbecue….😊
My son got me a Traeger Pro-34, the front shelf and the cover for Father's day 3 years ago. I've cooked so mu with it that during the summer we don't use the stove in the house.
Traeger has an amazing Brown Sugar cured Smoked Salmon recipe. I make it often on my pellet smoker.
Until reading these comments, I never knew there were so many "deer stand anchoring experts" on earth!!! TH-cam, you never cease to amaze!
That kid is on the ball! Awesome job dad!!
About a year ago I was made aware of Andy Detwiler, The Harmless Farmer. By you. Thank you. I’ve enjoyed both his and your videos on TH-cam. Was sad when I awoke this morning to the news that he had passed unexpectedly.😢
I too, was sad to hear about the death of the harnless farmer . As a leagaly blind retired farmer , he sure was a insparation to me.He will be missed , rest in peace Andy.
Unexpected? I think they knew there was that chance, he had cancer. An I’m not trying too be mean or callas*.
Pellet smokers are awesome. Makes you into a good cook
Such a Millennial with his fancy gas grill that sends alerts to your phone. This Gen-Xer just uses Oak Lump Charcoal, in a Weber Grill like a cave man. :p
For me, anything "brought to you by Onyx" ...is MUST SEE TV.!!
You know how to do it let your little man think for himself. It’s the only way he’ll learn to do for himself. Mistakes have taught me so much lol. He seems to have a pretty good head on his shoulders for his age or as we say common sense something many do not have anymore!
That is the best Traeger commercial I have ever laid my eyes on
Picked it up with one hand!! Gold
Just wanted to say, I love the podcasts and I’m so glad you guys have released another one, I listen to them all the time, especially when I’m at work. Please keep them up with the regular crew, they’re so brilliant !
That shed is gonna be huge.
Thank you for taking time out of your day to do the dirty work and test the grill out...must be a hard life
No dig against Traeger, but I have issue with using wood pellets for cooking food over.
Depending on manufacturer, the pellets can consist of recycled wood pallets, to soft wood that is ground and mixed with hardwood. At one time, additional glue was added to keep the pellet together.
I used a pellet stove for accessory heat for close to 15 years, and noticed that the last few years the quality of the pellets decreased as the pellet wasn't as much "hardwood" as earlier years.
Oh the after credits are awesome as always
Time to do a "cognac butter injected" Bison Tenderloin. Have fun with the new grill! Oh and by the way - I once had a student ask what to do if your parents are throwing rocks and poking yellow jackets/hornet/bumblebee nest during a beekeeping presentation. My reply was to grab your phone and video the results and post it online - I see the results are about what I expected in your example. Very glad you did not react to the sting and were able to enjoy your tasty meal.
I love it. I'm interested in this working place, what can you do for it? Trucks are so cool, I like everything about it. Trucks are something we use and need for anything, how fascinating. Today we use trucks like fire trucks and garbage trucks to help us work. I can imagine this in history while using a monster truck
Just a tip. Place one of those giant precast concrete blocks that crete companies make with leftovers under the middle of it and strap the stand down to it.
Need some anchors on that deer stand.
Next time on those chops. Brine for about 4 hours. 2 qts cold water, 1/4 cup kosher salt, 1/8 cup brown sugar. Stir it up and throw them in. After 4 hours, rinse and rub with your preferred seasoning. Smoke at 225 until IT of 140. Then a nice hot sear on each side to finish them off.
A couple of mobile home anchors and a bit of cable would probably keep the wind from flipping the stand
I went to school with the Traegers that started the company. Small town in Western Oregon home of Oregon's original Oktoberfest.
Thank you so much for not cutting out your lovely daughter saying she wasn't going to eat pork chops. I have heard that more times than I can count. Solid work on the deer blind. My son just rebuilt his after a wind storm ripped it from the ground and made it unrecognizable. He now built a new one and is ready to drop "his" buck also. Cheers.
That Woods mower is awes
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You need to buy earth anchors for the 4 corners of the deer stand. Use chain or wire rope to secure the stand to the earth anchors.
3-4 anchors with ratchet straps.
My wife just bought me the same grill. I love that thing!
Cant wait to see some of that special Zach Johnson cabcorn this fall XD. Glad to see all is well with you guys. Love your videos 🙂
NOBODY does cab corn like the actor that plays Zach Johnson
Zak on the stade drill some holes at a 45* angle and pound in some 3/4 rebar to lock it into the ground.
You need to be prepared to lift something top heavy like that. I like straps. @27’ 3333 lb working load, 10k breaking @$10. Couple 800 lb working load @15’ @$4. (They all have doubled in price)
Reach over from base, hook as high as possible. Lift, as backing up.
Looks like a tough job to test that grill. Hope y’all enjoy it.
Awesome Zack! She'd will be Awesome!! Luv ur videos!!
Glad to see you still upload! Really great content!
They need to give you one to give away to a lucky viewer. My Cook Shack is ready to be upgraded.
That new shed is a nice size!
Bumble bees will definitely sting but don't get them confused with carpenter bees. They are just a nuisance and love to make holes.👍👍
Try chicken wings coated in a seasoning called yard bird. Smoke at 250 for about 1.5-2 hrs until down. Turn every 30-45 minutes. Best tasting chicken you’ve every had.
I will never go back to gas grill. Love my Traeger pro series. I so want that timberline though.
4:32 Apparently the actor that plays the Millennial Farmer also plays Peter Griffin.
I love my Louisiana smoker that I got this May. Have done a lot of smoking on it.
Love the Timberline 850 I purchased earlier this year!
You, Onyx and the deer stand was priceless. Love seeing the 2 of you together.
Love the Nate original dad joke!
I believe we need a "Cooking with Becky" segment in the videos now.
For bee, wasp, hornets, etc. stings use the juice of an onion.... Learned that from Ann Landers, newspaper columnist
Wow! You learned from Ann Landers? Were bees around that long ago??