you would be surprised how helpful neighbors can be. I had an upstairs neighbor knock on my door one day. I don't talk to anyone here, and I rarely am out and about. Turned out, he wanted to know if it was my garage just outside my unit. I said yes and he let me know he saw a large snake go in there under the door. He didn't know what kind of snake, but he knew it went inside and was big. Turned out after opening the door using the remote, I had 2 snakes in there all cuddled together right next to the door to my truck. If I did decide to go somewhere, i would have stepped right next to them with no idea they were there due to some cardboard scraps they were hiding under. Keep in mind this wasn't farmers helping farmers. This is in an apartment complex in San Antonio. Eventually pest control guy came and needed help with the snakes. Another neighbor helped him catch them even though he lives on the other side of the building upstairs. I met 3 neighbors in one day because they were concerned about a snake in my garage.
That truck should have had Superman's cape superimposed over it, the way it came flying across the field to save the day! No hesitation, no self-concern, just doing all they could to help out. That is just damned impressive to see. Hats off to you guys, you win the day!
Might be the coolest clip I've ever seen on TH-cam: A semi with spray tender barreling into the fray. Way to get. it. done. boys! Nice. A fire like that stays small with water coming that quickly. Otherwise it can get nasty big.
Man watching that semi pulling the sprayer tender on it hauling into the field like that gave me goosebumps. Almost brought a tear to my eye as well. That's how community's should be. Just like that. God bless them guys and the fire department. The things those awful city folk could learn from rural people. The world would be a much better place.
I agree. It's like in the old western movies. Here comes the Cavalry to the rescue. John Wayne would have loved it. You guys should give the neighbors a 7th Cavalry decal for their truck.
Socialism!!! Neighbors being social and helping neighbors! Also, drop with the city vs rural bs, most neighbors are helpful with a good helping of Hatfield and McCoys scattered around
by helping others they help themselves, if a fire like that gets out of hand, everyone can lose everything in the neighborhood, those fires can get ugly real fast if the wind picks up
@Richard Cranium "If this was socialism - they would have let it burn, because its not their problem" or they would have taken the rest of the hay, sold it, and claimed it burnt up. just as happened to all the spare parts for the semi, the tractor, and half the harvest. gotta love it.
Rural firefighting is the best!!! Guy on the back of the squad truck was in jean shorts. Gotta love it!!! I'm glad, all things considered, it was minimal damage, especially with the swather. Well done everyone!!! Cole, may be time to upgrade to a 30 gallon sprayer...
i live in a rural tennessee farming town with a volunteer only fire department, if there is a fire, its nothing for the boys to roll up to the station driving tractors, semi trucks, whatever piece of farm equipment they are using, because they may be closer to the department than their personal vehicle
You got some awesome neighbors. Glad they had a water tank on their semi. Fire department was quick too. You, Brian and Jeff did some quick thinking. Glad you got it under control and didn't lose too much hay. Talk about commitment and dedication - Jeff out there stomping on the fire when you drove up.
Believe it or not Cole, you hitting the forward flames did help quite a bit. That with the combination of your dad dragging saved the fire from spreading massively until the fire department arrived. Gotta be thankful for such wonderful neighbors. The importance of having them can never be underrated. Having said all that, the most impressive display of lessening the spreading of the flames goes to Jeff and his fancy footwork. Glad to see it didn't get out of hand.
I remember when I was really young, early 1970's; Right at dinner time our neighbor called in a panic; their barn was on fire and she couldn't get hold of her husband who was in town getting feed. My Dad and one of my older brothers dropped what they were eating, ran out the door, jumped in our stock truck and headed to the fire. The neighbors two tractors were in the burning barn. They got one started and out of danger. The other one wouldn't start so they wrapped a chain on it and drug it out as the barn started to collapse. There weren't any animals in the barn. The neighbor followed the fire trucks out to his farm. Since he had no idea it was his barn on fire he was just following to see where it was. Once the fire trucks, and the neighbor got there my Dad and brother came home, ate dinner then went about their day. The neighbors were very grateful to my Dad and brother. Then again, this is farm country it's what we do; help each other.
You never know with farming what will take place during the day everything changes in minutes. And to have neighbors drop everything to help you out. Great video with extra excitement and nothing damaged or anybody hurt. A special thanks to your neighbor and the Letcher Fire Dept. Well done to everyone.
@@farming4g Yes, I did give it some thought and I agree. It gave it some worry here in Minneapolis because everything was browning out. Like other people we don't water. and there was a great chance of fire. There wasn't any rain before the 4th and the usual fireworks were going off. Thankfully we've had some good rain after the 4th. Even the temp has gone down. Thank you for your interest in helping me understand why a little rock is big business.
That is a true " Oh Crap" moment - "The hay field is on fire!" That is why country life is for me. Neighbors are just extended family. You don't have to ask, they will just come.
Jeff was cutting the field and a blade on the cutter made contact with the rock. That produces a small spark which in dry conditions is enough to grow into a big fire.
Rock + Metal = Sparks Mowing with a disk mower those blades are hauling ass spinning so when you come into contact with a rock it’s going to make sparks.
This drought is hurting everyone. To see this happen to a farm like yours is devastating even though you say it was just a Bales worth. A bale is a bale. But to see neighbors jump up to help one another in a time like this is amazing and TBA this sea Hardened sailor shedded a tear but was happy to see the fire under control quickly. God bless your family and neighbors and the fire fighters.
J. Cole and Brian this is Mike and Sherrill from Phoenix Arizona, just watch your small fire on your latest TH-cam video. We are grateful that nothing more happened to your hayfield. Call keep up the great work with your therapy, you’re looking good. Thanks again for all you guys do we really appreciate your videos and have a great day.
Us farmers, here in Australia understand how fast fire take off with our dry, Dusty, windy and hot temperatures from start October through to March. Good see everyone safe plus the JD.
What a great community of people. The Christopher's wow. They didn't wait to be asked to help. They saw a need an emergency and jumped right in. Of course the Son. Alarm for morning fire dept. They go in ever day with the chance of risking their lives. True hero's, and people to admire! Sincerely Ed from Chicago 🙂
very sorry about the fire. Hope y'all didnt lose much. And beleive me Cole, your 25 gallons of water did alot. you put of fire that no one else did. You are still lookin good. Knee looks like it is healing good. Love your video and dad and Jeff did good today
I'm wicked glad that you guys got on that fire so quickly, and the loss was minimal. Prairie fires / grass fires are just one more risk that comes with farming. I started a grass fire when I was bull cooking for a road construction outfit - didn't mean to, of course. Boss said to use a 45 gal grease drum for a burning barrel. I put the thing on a dirt pile, because I'm smart enough not to put in the grass area. I threw a bunch of garbage paper in and lit it. So proud of myself. What I didn't realize is that the residual grease would melt and become little rivers of fire running out of the vent holes I had punched in the bottom of the barrel. Of course, they ran into the dry grass with a strong wind blowing. The village and curling rink were down wind and here was me with a piece of plywood trying to fight it, and getting burned in the process. Luckily, there was a dozer nearby and someone with some smarts that knew what to do with it. He turned that fire back very quickly, and all was calm again. That's how I felt when I saw you guys go after that fire ... you knew what you were doing. No hand wringing, just kill that sucker. Yeah, well done guys.
Wow, Farmer Tyler Ranch had a lot of his hay go up too. His neighbor was mowing and hit a rock or something. Rough year. Glad it wasn't worse! Props to your neighbor!
Thankfully it wasn't as bad as it could've been! Y'all did well to keep it as it was til the fireys got there. I think Jeff has some fancy footwork - Dancing with the Stars could soon be calling! 😉 Here in Australia we've had similar droughts but also ridiculous floods, life sure ain't dull. Glad everyone is ok. 👍
Was a volunteer fireman and EMT while in college in Moscow Idaho. Fought a few field fires in stubble but no standing grain we and the farmers got it under control. One the old timers told me about a really bad field fire in standing grain during high winds. Multiple department and farm family. The fire jump one mile across a highway 95 road cut. It burned around 50,000 acres. Glad no one was hurt, equipment lost, and not much of the hay burned. It is nice that neighbors helped. I appreciate this channel and videos. Funny stories, animals licking or nosing the camera. Seeing you, your dad, and uncle working together well and mostly enjoying things. Honest hard work. Thanks for bringing us along.
Cole , “I want to be a fireman when I grow up 🚒 “😂😂 . Quad with a sprinkler verses a juggernaut with big tanks . Lovely to see the neighbours helping out . Makes for a lovely community. Good job there wasn’t much wind blowing 😅😅
I remember a fire on my grandparents ranch. I was probably around 10 years old. I was astounded at how quickly the neighbors responded! It was out in no time thanks to the neighbors helping neighbors ethic in the farming/ranching community! It’s something I’ll never forget. When the fire was out, everyone came to the house where my grandma had a big pot of coffee, cold milk, and a variety of cookies and pies! Every one sat around and talked about the fire in order to bring their heart rate down I’m sure!!! I thought I was so lucky to have been out checking on cattle with my grandpa so I got to see the action!! So many teenagers were there too with their dads etc. and worked hard right next to the older men.
So glad you got that fire out!!! That's what it's like in Northern California right now and the last 5 years! Mowing and vehicle fires have started a majority of our fires recently (arsonists too☹️). The largest one (Mendocino Complex) started with a guy driving a metal post without having a water supply with him. Evacuated for almost a week. Jeff's advice about mowing in the morning is right!
Glad all is ok it could have been much worse ! Thanks the lord for good neighbors & close community & volunteer fire department !!! Daniel from central Mississippi
Smelt something once got off tractor and some hay was smoldering on the dtiveline. Of course I pulled it off so the tractor didn't catch and it burst into flames and I dropped it. Grass caught instantly. I stepped on it had 2 fires. Stepped again had 4 fires. Luckily I caught it as soon as it happened and my bladder was full cuz I got that sucker out . Those grass fires are just scary because they jump and split so easy. But your neighbors what good people they are
I’m so glad that you guys didn’t lose a ton of hay! Plus you’re neighbors are awesome to come and help!! It’s great to have neighbors who come running when you need them! I hope y’all get some rain soon!! Much love from Oklahoma!! 💗💗💗
Glad fire got put out. Just a tip from the SW....make Flappers. Take a long wooden handle weld a T bar up and attach a piece of conveyor belt or old stall matting about 12-15 inches wide and two inches longer than width to the wooden handle. Beats flames out faster than you imagine. Probably can order them. That's all I have to say! God Bless Y'all 🙏🙏
Glad it went as fine as possible! It was kinda nerwrecking just to read the title of the movie....Glad you got some really fine neigbours, and that you all kept calm and therefor organiced. Thumbs up to all of you 👍😊
I have seen the catalytic converter set fire to long grass when they park on it. When I saw Jeff park his truck, I thought that might have been a problem. Glad that wasn’t the case and that your fire was so quickly extinguished. Keep the videos coming, luv em!
Thank the LORD you guys and the neighbor who helped you I started thinking we were going to need to have a hay drive I think Jeff has the right idea to cut in the morning
My least favorite part of ACL repair therapy is when my therapist would extend my leg and lean on the knee. Lol. Good thing she was cute, otherwise...well, I'd have cried. I think the doc cut the patella ligament short, and figured: "yeah, it'll stretch" SOB. LOL.
Hi Cole thank you for sharing everything.Hi Cole’s Dad hope you are doing good today.Cole hope your knee is getting better every day. I enjoy watching you your Dad and Jeff.God bless you all.Hope you get some rain soon.
This drought will have an affect on all of us. But you farmers mostly. Prayers are going up for rain for all of you up north. Are you deep breathing while you’re doing your exercises? It truly will help with the pain and healing. My nephews are firefighters. Take care all of you. Thanks for sharing. Hi Brian. Hi Jeff.
Great job getting the fire out it could have been worse it’s not Jeff’s fault just happens. It’s cool and great feeling when you have great neighbors who come help you without thinking twice. I know who my friends are. I love farming community’s. Stay safe out there guys God bless and keep farming.
Leg is doing well. Thanks to the Christophers and Letcher Fire Dept. Good job by pops and Cole and uncle. Praying for rain for America otherwise we may not have much to eat. Thank you FARMERS.
Glad to see everyone is ok and not a lot burnt up, glad your neighbor farmer had his water tanks filled I'm sure that was a huge help, you all take care and be careful!
Your name in German means sun! I'm glad you were able to extinguish the fire before it went out of control. We have fires here in Rocky Mountain House Alberta Canada from idiots with cigarettes, or 4 wheeling or even the trains. So thankful for the neighbours assistance! In a small community people pull together in times of crisis. God Bless all of you!!!
When I was a young lad we always had pairs of old jeans in 5 gallon buckets scattered about. Whackin the ground with a wet pair of jeans (hold from the bottom, use the waist area as a wet club) is a lot more effective then trying to stomp it out. Glad you guys caught it so quick and kept the damage to a minimum. Be safe.
Neighbors helping neighbors. If only more of America acted like this, think of how much greater this country would be. Much respect.
you would be surprised how helpful neighbors can be. I had an upstairs neighbor knock on my door one day. I don't talk to anyone here, and I rarely am out and about. Turned out, he wanted to know if it was my garage just outside my unit. I said yes and he let me know he saw a large snake go in there under the door. He didn't know what kind of snake, but he knew it went inside and was big. Turned out after opening the door using the remote, I had 2 snakes in there all cuddled together right next to the door to my truck. If I did decide to go somewhere, i would have stepped right next to them with no idea they were there due to some cardboard scraps they were hiding under. Keep in mind this wasn't farmers helping farmers. This is in an apartment complex in San Antonio. Eventually pest control guy came and needed help with the snakes. Another neighbor helped him catch them even though he lives on the other side of the building upstairs. I met 3 neighbors in one day because they were concerned about a snake in my garage.
For some reason they frown upon us shooting the bad guys not much area to compost them in the urban areas
The fire's not going to stop at the fence.
This is why I love the midwest / mountain states. People tend to help each other when in need.
That truck should have had Superman's cape superimposed over it, the way it came flying across the field to save the day!
No hesitation, no self-concern, just doing all they could to help out.
That is just damned impressive to see.
Hats off to you guys, you win the day!
Mad Respect to the Christopher's Coming in HOT with the Semi
Might be the coolest clip I've ever seen on TH-cam: A semi with spray tender barreling into the fray. Way to get. it. done. boys! Nice. A fire like that stays small with water coming that quickly. Otherwise it can get nasty big.
love your lecs smile/joke,on theimprove after surgery i hope mate,all the best brian,cheers gnz
They definitely earned a couple bottles of nice Scotch or Whiskey.
That's a small town farm community. Everybody comes running to help. Glad the damage was minimal.
Man watching that semi pulling the sprayer tender on it hauling into the field like that gave me goosebumps. Almost brought a tear to my eye as well. That's how community's should be. Just like that. God bless them guys and the fire department. The things those awful city folk could learn from rural people. The world would be a much better place.
I agree. It's like in the old western movies. Here comes the Cavalry to the rescue. John Wayne would have loved it. You guys should give the neighbors a 7th Cavalry decal for their truck.
Socialism!!! Neighbors being social and helping neighbors! Also, drop with the city vs rural bs, most neighbors are helpful with a good helping of Hatfield and McCoys scattered around
Gotta love it. Barreling across a hayfield to bail out a neighbor in need
by helping others they help themselves, if a fire like that gets out of hand, everyone can lose everything in the neighborhood, those fires can get ugly real fast if the wind picks up
@Richard Cranium "If this was socialism - they would have let it burn, because its not their problem" or they would have taken the rest of the hay, sold it, and claimed it burnt up. just as happened to all the spare parts for the semi, the tractor, and half the harvest. gotta love it.
Let's hear 3 cheers for great neighbors and the local fire department! Hip hip hooray!
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Seeing that sprayer trailer coming in "hot" had to be a relief!
That was sick. Full send.
Rural firefighting is the best!!! Guy on the back of the squad truck was in jean shorts. Gotta love it!!! I'm glad, all things considered, it was minimal damage, especially with the swather. Well done everyone!!! Cole, may be time to upgrade to a 30 gallon sprayer...
Lol it's not a squad truck that's a brush truck
@@jonathanupton3744 same difference
It sure is. I used to be one, and I miss it every day.
@@WEMS20 Like Thomas the Tank Engine.
i live in a rural tennessee farming town with a volunteer only fire department, if there is a fire, its nothing for the boys to roll up to the station driving tractors, semi trucks, whatever piece of farm equipment they are using, because they may be closer to the department than their personal vehicle
Community, community and friends are a man's fortune.
DAT'S COMMUNISM REEEEEEEEEE
If urban society only understood about "community" like people fo in middle and rural America.
You don't have a choice-- it's survival.
You got some awesome neighbors. Glad they had a water tank on their semi. Fire department was quick too. You, Brian and Jeff did some quick thinking. Glad you got it under control and didn't lose too much hay. Talk about commitment and dedication - Jeff out there stomping on the fire when you drove up.
Believe it or not Cole, you hitting the forward flames did help quite a bit. That with the combination of your dad dragging saved the fire from spreading massively until the fire department arrived. Gotta be thankful for such wonderful neighbors. The importance of having them can never be underrated. Having said all that, the most impressive display of lessening the spreading of the flames goes to Jeff and his fancy footwork. Glad to see it didn't get out of hand.
My neighbors just laugh
I like the way your neighbours jumped in to help, that's what community spirit is all about.
I remember when I was really young, early 1970's; Right at dinner time our neighbor called in a panic; their barn was on fire and she couldn't get hold of her husband who was in town getting feed. My Dad and one of my older brothers dropped what they were eating, ran out the door, jumped in our stock truck and headed to the fire. The neighbors two tractors were in the burning barn. They got one started and out of danger. The other one wouldn't start so they wrapped a chain on it and drug it out as the barn started to collapse. There weren't any animals in the barn. The neighbor followed the fire trucks out to his farm. Since he had no idea it was his barn on fire he was just following to see where it was. Once the fire trucks, and the neighbor got there my Dad and brother came home, ate dinner then went about their day. The neighbors were very grateful to my Dad and brother.
Then again, this is farm country it's what we do; help each other.
My respect to your family
You never know with farming what will take place during the day everything changes in minutes. And to have neighbors drop everything to help you out. Great video with extra excitement and nothing damaged or anybody hurt. A special thanks to your neighbor and the Letcher Fire Dept. Well done to everyone.
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Nothing beats good neighbors and a good fire department 👍
Safety first - so happy everyone came out okay. Happy the loss wasn't too much. Your neighbors are terrific. Rock?
Blade or something moving fast hit it and threw a spark into the dry grass
Doesn't take much to make a spark from a rock and having ample dry material for it to catch. Can happen with really any haying equipment.
@@farming4g Yes, I did give it some thought and I agree. It gave it some worry here in Minneapolis because everything was browning out. Like other people we don't water. and there was a great chance of fire. There wasn't any rain before the 4th and the usual fireworks were going off. Thankfully we've had some good rain after the 4th. Even the temp has gone down. Thank you for your interest in helping me understand why a little rock is big business.
When that semi came charging through the field it brought tears to my eyes, neighbors are the best. So glad it wasn't worse.
That's what this country is REALLY about. Neighbors helping Neighbors! Amen! Prayers for rain still going up.
Try praying for forgiveness for Gitmo and Vietnam neigborino.
Wow, huge thanks to the neighbors and firemen who showed up so quickly and helped get things under control.
Mr Christopher certainly came in at some speed with that spray truck, mad respect
Don't underestimate your role in the fire. Every bit helps when its burning. The boxscrapper too. You have great neighbors and fire department!
Thank you Christophers and Fletcher FD!!!!
Thousand gallon water trailer or truck with a way for a person to spray and drive is so IMPORTANT on dry years
That is a true " Oh Crap" moment - "The hay field is on fire!" That is why country life is for me. Neighbors are just extended family. You don't have to ask, they will just come.
Props to your neighbors and the FD lots of good people had your backs that day!!
I'm glad it was small and everyone is safe. So scary.
Thanks to all that helped out.
Soo cool to see your neighbors come ripping in that field like it was theirs. They said to hell with this truck we are putting that son of a gun out!
Maybe in the next video you can provide more detail on how the rock started the fire. Or it could be that I dropped off when you explained it.
Jeff was cutting the field and a blade on the cutter made contact with the rock. That produces a small spark which in dry conditions is enough to grow into a big fire.
Hitting a rock can spark.
Rock + Metal = Sparks
Mowing with a disk mower those blades are hauling ass spinning so when you come into contact with a rock it’s going to make sparks.
Sparked very common
Amazing when you're neighbors come to help thanks people amazing job
That's what I love about farmers..They just show up to help without being asked because it's the right thing to do.
Thank you to the Christopher's and fire department and Cole Brian and Jeff Sonne farms was saved... Prayers for all 🇺🇸👍🙏
This drought is hurting everyone. To see this happen to a farm like yours is devastating even though you say it was just a Bales worth. A bale is a bale. But to see neighbors jump up to help one another in a time like this is amazing and TBA this sea Hardened sailor shedded a tear but was happy to see the fire under control quickly. God bless your family and neighbors and the fire fighters.
J. Cole and Brian this is Mike and Sherrill from Phoenix Arizona, just watch your small fire on your latest TH-cam video. We are grateful that nothing more happened to your hayfield. Call keep up the great work with your therapy, you’re looking good. Thanks again for all you guys do we really appreciate your videos and have a great day.
Thank God for good neighbors and FIREMEN!!! 🙏🏼🇺🇸❤️
Praise God y'all didn't lose any more than that I think you and your dad did an awesome job
Have set a grass fire myself, burning fertilizer bags and know that feeling of panic. Farm community is the best! Wishing the best for you boys.
Us farmers, here in Australia understand how fast fire take off with our dry, Dusty, windy and hot temperatures from start October through to March. Good see everyone safe plus the JD.
Thank God for good neighbors and convenient big water tanks.
What a great community of people.
The Christopher's wow. They didn't wait to be asked to help. They saw a need an emergency and jumped right in.
Of course the Son. Alarm for morning fire dept. They go in ever day with the chance of risking their lives.
True hero's, and people to admire!
Sincerely Ed from Chicago 🙂
very sorry about the fire. Hope y'all didnt lose much. And beleive me Cole, your 25 gallons of water did alot. you put of fire that no one else did. You are still lookin good. Knee looks like it is healing good. Love your video and dad and Jeff did good today
I'm wicked glad that you guys got on that fire so quickly, and the loss was minimal. Prairie fires / grass fires are just one more risk that comes with farming. I started a grass fire when I was bull cooking for a road construction outfit - didn't mean to, of course. Boss said to use a 45 gal grease drum for a burning barrel. I put the thing on a dirt pile, because I'm smart enough not to put in the grass area. I threw a bunch of garbage paper in and lit it. So proud of myself. What I didn't realize is that the residual grease would melt and become little rivers of fire running out of the vent holes I had punched in the bottom of the barrel. Of course, they ran into the dry grass with a strong wind blowing. The village and curling rink were down wind and here was me with a piece of plywood trying to fight it, and getting burned in the process. Luckily, there was a dozer nearby and someone with some smarts that knew what to do with it. He turned that fire back very quickly, and all was calm again. That's how I felt when I saw you guys go after that fire ... you knew what you were doing. No hand wringing, just kill that sucker. Yeah, well done guys.
Wow Garth Sheane I hope you weren't badly burnt! Everyone makes mistakes n I'm sure you leant from it. 👍
@@bellasamantha237 ... just scorched and singed, thankfully. Did I learn from the mistake? Big Time!!
Loved how your neighbors semi came ripping in !! World should have more neighbors like that !! Gotta love the farming community!!
Glad it didn’t get worse and thanks to your neighbors to rush over there and help
Great video 👍
Glad you enjoyed it
Wow, Farmer Tyler Ranch had a lot of his hay go up too. His neighbor was mowing and hit a rock or something. Rough year.
Glad it wasn't worse! Props to your neighbor!
Glad everything worked out thank God nobody got hurt or equipment burned up you have a good neighbors and volunteer fire department great video Cole
Put Irish Spring bar soap in the bobcat and it will keep the mice away and it will smell better!
Urinal biscuits too... don't ask how I know this 😂✌️
@@vegasbattleborn1594 🤣😅😆😅😂🤣
It's so dry. So hot. I could feel late last winter. No snow. Hoping for more rain for us all. Sorry about the fire guys. That's a terrible feeling.
Farmers helping Farmers plus the volunteer fire dept. !
Thankfully it wasn't as bad as it could've been! Y'all did well to keep it as it was til the fireys got there. I think Jeff has some fancy footwork - Dancing with the Stars could soon be calling! 😉
Here in Australia we've had similar droughts but also ridiculous floods, life sure ain't dull.
Glad everyone is ok. 👍
So glad your neighbors came to help!! Bless y'all.
I’m glad that you got the fire under control and it only did minimal damage.
I also admire that you always keep your equipment clean.
Glad y'all didn't lose more then you did.
Was a volunteer fireman and EMT while in college in Moscow Idaho. Fought a few field fires in stubble but no standing grain we and the farmers got it under control. One the old timers told me about a really bad field fire in standing grain during high winds. Multiple department and farm family. The fire jump one mile across a highway 95 road cut. It burned around 50,000 acres.
Glad no one was hurt, equipment lost, and not much of the hay burned. It is nice that neighbors helped. I appreciate this channel and videos. Funny stories, animals licking or nosing the camera. Seeing you, your dad, and uncle working together well and mostly enjoying things. Honest hard work. Thanks for bringing us along.
So scary!!
Cole , “I want to be a fireman when I grow up 🚒 “😂😂 . Quad with a sprinkler verses a juggernaut with big tanks . Lovely to see the neighbours helping out . Makes for a lovely community. Good job there wasn’t much wind blowing 😅😅
I remember a fire on my grandparents ranch. I was probably around 10 years old. I was astounded at how quickly the neighbors responded! It was out in no time thanks to the neighbors helping neighbors ethic in the farming/ranching community! It’s something I’ll never forget. When the fire was out, everyone came to the house where my grandma had a big pot of coffee, cold milk, and a variety of cookies and pies! Every one sat around and talked about the fire in order to bring their heart rate down I’m sure!!! I thought I was so lucky to have been out checking on cattle with my grandpa so I got to see the action!! So many teenagers were there too with their dads etc. and worked hard right next to the older men.
So glad you got that fire out!!! That's what it's like in Northern California right now and the last 5 years! Mowing and vehicle fires have started a majority of our fires recently (arsonists too☹️). The largest one (Mendocino Complex) started with a guy driving a metal post without having a water supply with him. Evacuated for almost a week. Jeff's advice about mowing in the morning is right!
you still did a great job fighting that fire cole, hope you all get some rain soon
Glad all is ok it could have been much worse ! Thanks the lord for good neighbors & close community & volunteer fire department !!!
Daniel from central Mississippi
Smelt something once got off tractor and some hay was smoldering on the dtiveline. Of course I pulled it off so the tractor didn't catch and it burst into flames and I dropped it. Grass caught instantly. I stepped on it had 2 fires. Stepped again had 4 fires. Luckily I caught it as soon as it happened and my bladder was full cuz I got that sucker out . Those grass fires are just scary because they jump and split so easy. But your neighbors what good people they are
I’m so glad that you guys didn’t lose a ton of hay! Plus you’re neighbors are awesome to come and help!! It’s great to have neighbors who come running when you need them! I hope y’all get some rain soon!! Much love from Oklahoma!! 💗💗💗
Thank god for great neighbors and a speedy fire dept
Glad fire got put out. Just a tip from the SW....make Flappers. Take a long wooden handle weld a T bar up and attach a piece of conveyor belt or old stall matting about 12-15 inches wide and two inches longer than width to the wooden handle. Beats flames out faster than you imagine. Probably can order them. That's all I have to say! God Bless Y'all 🙏🙏
Glad everything worked out and it didn’t do more damage than what it did.
Glad it went as fine as possible! It was kinda nerwrecking just to read the title of the movie....Glad you got some really fine neigbours, and that you all kept calm and therefor organiced. Thumbs up to all of you 👍😊
Uncle Jeff is a legend! 💯
Thank God for great Neighbors it’s a blessing 🙏🙏🙏💚
I have seen the catalytic converter set fire to long grass when they park on it. When I saw Jeff park his truck, I thought that might have been a problem. Glad that wasn’t the case and that your fire was so quickly extinguished. Keep the videos coming, luv em!
So happy everyone is safe. It’s such a blessing to have good neighbors!
Thank the LORD you guys and the neighbor who helped you I started thinking we were going to need to have a hay drive I think Jeff has the right idea to cut in the morning
Honestly that semi zooming across the field literally choked me up. God bless those that came to help.
It was an amazing sight!
This would be a good year to keep a full water tank, pump and hose loaded up and ready to go.
My least favorite part of ACL repair therapy is when my therapist would extend my leg and lean on the knee. Lol. Good thing she was cute, otherwise...well, I'd have cried. I think the doc cut the patella ligament short, and figured: "yeah, it'll stretch" SOB. LOL.
LOL I'm with you. I had a handsome 6'4" PT holding me up. I told him if it didn't hurt so much, I'd be wanting to dance.
Hi Cole thank you for sharing everything.Hi Cole’s Dad hope you are doing good today.Cole hope your knee is getting better every day. I enjoy watching you your Dad and Jeff.God bless you all.Hope you get some rain soon.
This drought will have an affect on all of us. But you farmers mostly. Prayers are going up for rain for all of you up north.
Are you deep breathing while you’re doing your exercises? It truly will help with the pain and healing.
My nephews are firefighters. Take care all of you.
Thanks for sharing. Hi Brian. Hi Jeff.
God bless your farm and family. Prayers for rain relief. Glad everyone is safe and loss was minimal. From Texas The Lone Star State 🌟
Great job getting the fire out it could have been worse it’s not Jeff’s fault just happens. It’s cool and great feeling when you have great neighbors who come help you without thinking twice. I know who my friends are. I love farming community’s. Stay safe out there guys God bless and keep farming.
Thank God for good people around ya.
What a awesome sight to see the neighbors stop what they are doing and come to help. That’s what it’s all about
Glad everything came out okay👍scary situation gets the adrenaline flowing🔥Aloha from Hawaii🤙😎🏝
Yeah us N.D. people would take that this year for sure. Love the channel
Small town community. Glad they helped you out. Lord bless you guys.
Leg is doing well.
Thanks to the Christophers and Letcher Fire Dept.
Good job by pops and Cole and uncle.
Praying for rain for America otherwise we may not have much to eat.
Thank you FARMERS.
Man the guys in the Pete saved the day!
Glad to see everyone is ok and not a lot burnt up, glad your neighbor farmer had his water tanks filled I'm sure that was a huge help, you all take care and be careful!
Your name in German means sun! I'm glad you were able to extinguish the fire before it went out of control. We have fires here in Rocky Mountain House Alberta Canada from idiots with cigarettes, or 4 wheeling or even the trains. So thankful for the neighbours assistance! In a small community people pull together in times of crisis. God Bless all of you!!!
It truly does take a village. Thank God you're part of a good one! Cole can't dance, so I'll do a rain dance for you.
The dump truck is sure paying for itself
Well handled friends thanks to the FD an the Neighbor's love from TEXAS
The folks in that semi are AMAZING! Talk about intuitive!
I’m glad you guys finally got some rain on July 6. Looked like it rained most of the day! And maybe more tomorrow.
Grandpa always said “a dry June will scare you a wet June will kill you” better things are coming
why is a wet june killing you?
I always say you always get rain after a dry period . 🤔
@@rbg01 it will not be good for the crops
Thank God for awesome neighbors and volunteer fire fighters!!! I'd say ya owe the neighbors a case of beer!!
That’s a good neighbor! Glad everyone was safe. 👍👍
That's one way to get the field watered.
When I was a young lad we always had pairs of old jeans in 5 gallon buckets scattered about. Whackin the ground with a wet pair of jeans (hold from the bottom, use the waist area as a wet club) is a lot more effective then trying to stomp it out. Glad you guys caught it so quick and kept the damage to a minimum. Be safe.
People in the country got the best neighbors. My man came in hauling ass over that field for ya. Nice save guys
Glad it wasn't worse than it was. Good neighbors show you are good neighbors.
O no I'm so sorry hun to see this. My prayers go out to you.