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Being a good land steward of one's property requires knowledge of the local ecosystem. As a native Oklahoma boy and the Arms Family homestead, I am VERY confident you are a good land steward. Keep up the good care of your land. 👏👍✨❤
Good morning Daniel and DeJay! Wishing you and your lovely family a blessed and beautiful day! ❤️
Good evening Daniel, you do wat you want to do, you do NOT need to explain yourself to anyone, you already told us all we needed to no in your vlogs, thank you for your part in helping your land our world xx
Another great video, Daniel. Good land management is important for you and your family, for the wildlife, and for the native plants, and you are to be commended for that.
God bless you and your family.
I'm constantly amazed at how many people think their way of thinking and doing things is the only way anyone should ever be allowed to think or do things.
Wish I could like this comment a few hundred times
Well most of them don’t even have a clue about what they’re talking about
@@richardrobinson675 exactly, most of them probably don't have homesteading/farming land, livestock, or a house with a fireplace, let alone ever used a fireplace or chopped wood for one.
Wiser words, I have not read online in years!
😂 I know right !
People are so quick to give their opinions. The older I get the less I care what people think.
Amen
Amen, Kim. Liberating isn't it.
Amen
Amen! 💖🇺🇸
Amen
I was one who had a question about the cedar trees growing back so thanks Daniel for explaining that they don't grow back.
Very well stated, Daniel! Some people will complain no matter what you do! You know best!
You are blessed to have equipment to help do the heavy work. My husband and I did control burns, but by hand and hard labor it always made the ground good. Burn it brother, some people just do not understand.
Hi Dan, it is NO ONES business what you do with the wood! What you are doing to make your place what you want and need is your business and no one else! Your place look's amazing and I am happy to see all aspects of what you do, including burning "garbage plants/brush/trees" !! Thank you for your video's!
Dusty did such a great job with his control burn with all the proper precautions needed. I am sure that Daniel will do the same ✅😊
I DONT WATCH YOUR CHANNEL TO TELL YOU WHAT TO DO ON YOUR PROPERTIES, IM HERE TO LEARN EVEN IF I NEVER USE IT...THANK YOU
That’s a beautiful piece of property. Only gonna get better with proper land management practices that Daniel implements.
Glad you are getting help an going to get every thing burnt with help!Will help get rid of some creapy crawlies an snakes always glad to see land cleaned up!
Hi Daniel. Great video. Can't wait for the big burn will be cool to see. Your going to make the property great. God bless and love yall 💖💖
We all want to see beautiful upgrades beneficial for Earth, Daniel, THANK YOU ARMS FAMILY ❤️💗👍😊
Way to go Daniel you do what is good for wildlife
Well that was fun. This may sound funny but I really enjoy watching other people work…lol Don’t worry about the negative people they will always be with us. This is a positive vlog. You all do a great job keep on keeping on!
Daniel, you do a great job with your farm and animals, you don’t need to explain to the negative people! They just need to listen and watch! You teach me a lot in your neck of the woods in the United States! Thank you for what you do!😀🔥
I'm looking forward to your control burn. I watched dusty's and those guys did a great job.
Love your videos and enjoy watching them every time they come on. May the Lord bless and protect you and your family and the animals
Good on you Daniel for excellent property management
I don’t comment often, but this ruffled my feathers regarding “strangers” attempting to dictate how you should run your homestead. I live in Michigan, but lived in Oklahoma for 4 years and can ATTEST to what you explain about eco systems that vary from state to state. No one is entitled to attempt to shame you about anything. Keep up the good work.🐓
You are beautifying and improving your land. That’s awesome!! You are also improving the growth of your more mature trees. Keep it up!
Yeah, Daniel has a burning desire to get his property under control I love to watch it thank you Daniel for being the person that you are
Growing up on the ranch in central Florida, we had the Forest Service come out every couple of years to draw up a burn plan for our property. The regrowth after a controlled burn is astounding! Within weeks, things begin to green up and deer & turkeys multiply. We also have a native blueberry that only produces after a burn and I so looked forward to stuffing myself with those.
You're doing the absolute best thing for the land, Daniel!
Here @ my house, privet is my enemy. I used to love clearing off & burning. It was a good days work all manually. I can’t get out & do it anymore & the privet has taken over! I understand what you’re doing. Keep up the good work!💖🇺🇸
Can’t wait to see it all cleaned up, soil tested and fertilized and watching how fast it transitions from unusable brush patch to gorgeous food plots for wildlife 😎great work my friend
Daniel I love the way you do things. Don't let those who have no idea what it takes to take care of land need to hush
Good evening from Syracuse NY everyone thank you for sharing your adventures and your farm
Fire makes brush go away faster than any other method! We use the same method in MN all the time. Makes sense to me. When you want firewood, you make split logs. When you want the problem to just go away, you light a fire. Thanks for the great content!
Keep up the good work! God provided the property for you and you are doing an AMAZING job taking care of it! People that don't own and live on property have no idea just how much work and time goes into the upkeep.
Daniel, I, for one would never even think of telling you what to do, how to do it, or what not to do! I have watched your channel long enough to know that you are a very intelligent man and you are MORE than capable of thinking through anything you may do or not do on your farm!!! People never cease to amaze me that they can be so darn critical of people who have You Tube channels and it's frankly ridiculous!!! You know what you are doing and I hope one day (soon) the Lord brings me a man who has wonderful common sense like you do because that's becoming a rarity these days. I love every video you post and will love every video from this point on as well!! God bless you, Daniel Arms and your precious family!! 💜❤💜❤💜❤💜
Keep up the good work!! You are a common sense kind person! Thank you!!
Fire is a great tool if used as a tool. It is amazing to see how it works. I totally agree with the controlled burn idea. Can't wait to see how green it gets after the burn is done.
Lol, “how many people I can make mad for burning dead trees.” 😂😂😂 I know some folks booty hole will pucker up real tight but they’ll live!😂😂😂
I'm always intrigued by how much understanding you have of proper land management in your area. I don't make judgement calls on social media because I learn more by keeping an open mind. Also believe busy bodies are tedious and short sighted. You and Deejay provide wonderful content which I enjoy immensely.
Well stated. You don’t have to explain yourself to anyone. You do what is best for you. Thank you for doing your part in doing what is best for your land and the ecosystem. Love to all❤️
You know what you are doing, doing right by nature. Can't wait for the big control fire 🔥 it's going to look beautiful when you are done beautiful prairie grass and maybe some wild flowers.
Great job! It always looks so much better after burning.
I remember Dusty's control burn at the Ponderosa. I think it would make the Mill Creek Property look fantastic in the Spring! I never knew that about Cedar trees! Thanks for the info!
I wish I could get our field cleaned up like that
It’s very common here in So Tx to burn brush! You continue to do what you think is best for you and your family and property!!
Good evening from Eastern Ontario, 🇨🇦
Thanks for sharing your busy, daily adventures.
Keep doing things your way and share it with us.. no matter what you do someone is not gonna like it or try to tell you to do it differently..
Forget the haters, fire is essential, brings new growth
Love you channel and your family!
Hi Arms Family Homestead and all others. Daniel thanks for another wonderful video and i enjoy watching them everyone stay safe have a bless weekend. 😍😍😍
Sounds great, can’t wait to see the land this summer.
I love watching everything you an Deejay get into an it's always a bonus when Huston , Emily and Weston are all together in y'alls videos. I think cause I've been watching y'all from the beginning an seeing where y'all have come thru the years makes a big difference. The newer crowd should honestly go back to the beginning of y'alls videos and I think they would appreciate all y'all do more !
Much Love and warmest wishes from an ol' country Granma from Coastal North Carolina. 💯🙏❤🇺🇸
Good evening Daniel ! Doing a control burn would so much , you explain as Dusty did before his burn the value of the new growth . Some people just done understand the value of it ! And doing a control burn is safer and consumes more grown than doing brush pile burns . Can’t wait for it ! Blessings to you all!
Great video love these property improvement videos, love it
Your land, your trees, your idea. You only have to explain it to your family.😀
Well said, Daniel. You cannot educate but you tried. I have always held to the fact; 'Don't argue with an IDIOT, some folks won't be able to tell the difference'. Keep the vids coming and help DeJay with some womanly chores from time to time! LOL 😁
Do not argue with idiots, they will likely beat you, due to experience. And onlookers may not be able to tell the difference. That's the way I learned it, anyway.
Great job Daniel love watching and listening to you!
I am with you Daniel, we burn dead trees and pine’s that we have on our land. So our grass will grow because it is getting sunshine. Do what you have to do 🔥🔥🔥
I used to be a farmer until I retired. We did the exact same thing with control burns and burning brush piles. I could care less what other people think.
You have to live in Oklahoma to understand. I live here and totally get what you are doing. Good job Daniel! Keep it going.
Glad you are doing what is best for the land - and natural for your part of the country.
I remember back in the 1960’s I would visit family in the country. Certain times of the year my BIL would burn the ditches, sides of the roads and fields and areas such as you. Farmers have burned for lots of years.
I saw rangers with firepots setting the woods on fire at the Grand Canyon Park. Fire is an effective tool .
I really enjoy ur videos, much love frm Ireland ☘ 💚
Daniel, my grandpa called his burning, rejuvenation of the land. He had a farm his whole life in Oklahoma. He did burns up till he got to sick to do them anymore. I remember riding on the tractor with him doing his burn. You have to give the other tree's room to grow and for there to be food for wildlife. Great explanation you gave!
I have such respect for anyone who takes the time to learn how to properly clear and look after their property. Sadly in Canada the Indigenous people have been trying to explain for years how to do controlled burns to help with forest fires. Only now the government is starting to listen..YOU ARE DOING A GREAT JOB.......your properties are so beautiful and peaceful looking.
I just want to say thank you to you and your family. I am a fairly new subscriber and over the last month or two you all have taught me so many things I didn't know before. I think that is one of the reasons I enjoy watching because you are always trying to educate people. Even though you are not required to explain why you do things you do it anyway to help everyone understand the reason you do what you do. I hope you all continue to prosper and them farm babies. See y'all on the next one.
you are doing what i call property maintenance keep doing what you do.
You are the steward of that land don’t let the haters bother you
Keep on what you're doing. My family loves how you take care of your property. Thank you, a lot of people could learn from you we use to live in the pacific north west if they would take care of the forest like they should they wouldn't have wild fires every year
Daniel Just Keep Doing What You Need to Do , On Your Family Farm !!! You Live There and You Know What It Takes To Keep Going !!! More Power To You !!! I Enjoy watching Your Videos Everyday !!!
You and your family are awesome!! Too many people think they need to put their 2 cents in what to do or how to do it. Keep doing your best and forget the rest 💞💞💞💞💞 oh one question why does Bear hang out in the pin with the animals, security reasons or he just rather be outside instead of inside the house?
Bear was born and bred to be a security guardian. He can get out of the fence anytime he wants, but he always goes right back because he knows his job. He is awesome.
Daniel, you may not realize that you are like a “lesson” to a lot of people when you explain what you’re doing and why you are doing it. You’re so right that depending on where you live, just the thought of starting a fire is scary. But without fire, seeds from some trees won’t even sprout. It sounds weird, but it’s true. You were so right that Smokey the Bear did a REAL good job of making a lot of people scared of fire. Thank you for doing this public service announcement to explain about your reasons for needing to burn sometimes.
Lucky from NC you doing a good job keep working hard Prayers to you ALL
I agree with you about the trees!
You can make biochar from all that timber. The Hollar Homestead do it. It’s great for the vegetarian garden
You do a great job of taking care of your properties. People who don't live in/on land don't understand the maintenance and time it takes to keep it properly cared for. I have a small acreage but it still requires constant maintenance. Keep up your good stewardship of your land Daniel.
It is your property not ours we watch your channel to learn from others .... Proud of you guys
Keep doing what you're doing ☺️
Darn looks like we have to wait to see the burning LOL
If you can't use it for firewood, burning it up to go back into the soil to help improve the soil is a great alternative. Can you landscape rake the under growth of leaves and burn that up, and than reseed grass for grazing?
Better to burn being watch than it being out of control. Isn't it interesting how everyone seems to know. Daniel you just do you. You know what is best for the land and area your in. Blessings Arm's Family 🙏
Burn off's are important for many reasons. My dad did the same thing in Missouri. Thanks for sharing your lives! Love watching!
Another great video Daniel have you ever thought about getting a dozer blade for your skid ster or tractor?
Daniel, I think you are right on the money…..most folks just don’t understand why things are done the way they are in your area…..don’t sweat it. You gotta do what you gotta do…..if someone watching doesn’t like it…….just keep on scrolling and watch a different video…..no sense in trying to create drama and upset. That is great you have all those tractor implements to help you move things around on the property. Have a great week! Keep smilin! Lynn in AZ 🌵
What people doesn’t understand is the ashes will help out the soil. Love your Videos
I live in a county that is 80% National Forest. They have controlled burns several times a year burning 100s of acres of forest at a time. It cleans up the forest floor and encourages new growth. Thank you for being such a good steward of the land
Love watching you vlogs and greetings from Phoenix az,
Amazing... you're inviting people into your life....keep doing you, Daniel !!! On second thought, do it your way!!!
Hi love your vid’s 🎉
Daniel my dad was a woodcutter in the winter months. In the spring and summer months he would mark dead & diseased trees. We would go into the woods in the winter and cut those trees down. We stacked the wood we would need first, then stacked more to sell. Dad sold a lot of wood each year. My siblings and I would ride along on delivery runs and help unload the wood. Also, my dad would burn the brush piles after each round of harvest. He said the ashes would feed the soil which would help new seedlings grow. Dad would replant 2 seedlings for every tree he cut down. Sadly, our family does not own the property any more. That 10 acres of woods is filled with sugar maple, black walnut, a dozen variety of pines, apple, oak, hickory and poplar. I know Dad is looking down at those woods smiling knowing he did his part in helping the land grow up healthy. 🥰
Controlled burns are so beneficial and getting rid of fuel that a wildfire would use is reason enough to do this.
For over 32 years I went through Oklahoma twice a week and I watched the controlled burning that rehabilitated the medians and acreage it went from overgrowth to beautiful grass I loved seeing the transformation... Have a great week... hope to meet you soon at the farm and machinery show ❤️🤗
Sometimes I want to be mad about some things you do but wants the use. I don't have to watch if I don't want to, it's just that simple. The other thing is, you and DJ don't seem to have mean bone in your body and don't believe it's ever your intent to offend. You're just living your life. I'll enjoy what I enjoy, when I'm not having a good time, I'll wait for the next episode. Love yall and all the animals. Blessings friends
As long as you know what you’re doing it’s all good, Daniel😊❤
And another time in this country, you could’ve invited your neighbors to come out and get all the firewood they needed, but in today’s world, you can’t do that because of the liability! Somebody could come out and do something totally stupid on their part and then sue you for everything you have! Daniel, you just keep doing what you’re doing! Your channel is still my favorite!
True. Some folks build a stand out by the road to put firewood in.
It works on the honor system with a locked box.
But it's a ton of work & you're not really going to make much of anything.
💝 Watching the fire also warms the soul❣
Love me a good burn 🔥
I can remember back in the old days, my parents and relatives was burning the fields after the harvest was done, and it was safe to get rid of those big tufts of tall grass or small bushes that had sprouted between the fields. Back in those days they all had goats to help cultivate the land. Goats will take care of a field in no time and remove all that they want to eat, leaving an open field without any bushes or such. My uncle had a big barn with many goats and they used to herd them onto my other family's farm to grase there for a while to help fertilise the land and clean up bushes. It is still interesting to see the shepherd dogs doing the fantastic job by themselves. The goats are let up on the hills in the morning, and the shepherd dog guides them down again when it is time for milking. Those dogs are very well trained and really good. They can run much faster than any goat and understands how to guide the herd down safely in a slow controlled pace, and eventually get them into the barn area, and even shutting the gate behind them. These days we see the lack of domesticated animals in the fields, with the result that the tall shrubs has become trees and the elk has moved in..
Wood ash is a valuable resource. You can use it in the garden, or when you do plant in those areas - it will help those plantings.
Take care. Blessings ❤
When I was growing up we used to have burn barrels for the leaves and burn piles for the twigs branches all that I love it 😀 that is what homesteading is all about👍👍👏👏
Your doing what you want to on your property, people need to understand that. Take care, enjoy yourself ❤️🙏❤️
I remember once when I was younger my family was driving through the countryside and we happened upon a field afire. There were people already there to fight the fire and trying their best to control it. My grandfather stopped and talked to some men who were discussing the situation. He came back to the car and told us that a lightning strike caused the fire which burned several acres of the poor farmer's crop. A controlled burn is a much better plan as firebreaks can be established and weeds which wear on fence lines are destroyed thus saving fencing and also the fence line can be checked for breaks that are not supposed to be there. The burn-off can also keep you as a good neighbor as your property is not a pain to the neighboring farmer's or landowners.
You are spot on and that is the reason why we have so many devastating bushfires.