It's a special joy to see mules or horses plow. As you said about your wife, there is nothing worth more to a man than a GOOD woman. They are truly hard to find.
I think so too! It is one of my favorite things to do with a team. Thank you so much for the kind words, and also for taking time to watch and comment! Take care and do come again.
You and your wife live a wonderful life,like you l love being outside in the fresh air come rain or shine.Thankyou for introducing Marcy,l hope we see her again.l believe she likes gardening l think you said and she has a greenhous.The reason l bring this up is l grow all my own vegetables and some fruits so maybe she could show or talk about her gardening 😊 just a thought.Joyce uk England ❤
Thank you ma’am! She’s a true jewel 💎. I love her dearly. She’s a master gardener for sure. She can grow about anything. I will do that sometime about getting her on here with her greenhouse and flower stuff. Thank you again for taking time to watch and comment. Take care and do come again, please
We appreciate the time that you put into each video. We also appreciate how you address people as "Mister" or "Misses" out of respect. Reminds me of my old country Dutch grandmother who was always respectful of her contemporaries. We can all learn from your example. Thank you Mister Odom.
I surely do appreciate that! My grandparents pretty much raised me, and they always taught me to respect my elders for sure. And any woman gets a yes ma’am or no ma’am regardless of her age. It’s just simple respect. Anyway, thank you so much for such kind words and thank you for watching our videos! It means a lot to me. Take care my friend and do come again, please
Man, I sure appreciate that! TH-cam has allowed me to meet some wonderful people such as yourself. And for that I am grateful. Thank you for such kind words and taking time to watch and comment: I surely appreciate it. Take care and do come again, anytime! Please
Mr Odom this is a really nice job on this farm, and Mrs Marcy did an awesome job on her first time hand plowing. I was impressed with her skills and all it takes to do this kind of fun work. I enjoyed the tutorial on how you get the plow set up for you,Kate and Alice. They look like they were having some fun work too. Very nice of the ladies providing lunch and all the trimmings. Another great video, thank you.
Yessir we had a great time! Blessed far more than we deserve! Thanks for the kind words my friend, and for watching and commenting. I surely appreciate it. Take care and do come again, please! Anytime..
Once again, I have traveled back in time to watching my Grandfather work with his mules! Awesome video my friend and Miss Marcy done a great job too! So glad that I found this channel! Y'all stay safe and God bless you all my good friend!
Hey thanks my friend! I surely appreciate the kind words about me and my wife! She’s a true jewel for sure. She puts up with me no doubt even when she shouldn’t! Anyway, thank you kindly and thanks for always watching our videos. Take care buddy, and do come again! Anytime
While we now know that frequent plowing may not be the best for the soil structure, it is always great to watch and pleasant to do it oneself. Especially if one has a good team of horses or mules, like you.
Thank you sir! I have been in and around farming all my life. There are benefits to no till and also working ground. There are times to plow and times not too. Rotational crops is always best imho. Thank you for the kind words and also for watching!! And thanks for taking time to watch and comment as always. Take care and do come again, please
Great video everyone having a nice day ,your right about hearing things when plowing . To me the plow sounds like a giant zipper. Thanks for bring back wonderful memories .
Yessir you’re most welcome and thanks a bunch a for the kind words and for watching! I am glad ya enjoyed it. That makes it worth doing. Take care and do come again, please!
That was nice seeing plowing fields, wife liked your video she knows how to drive carrage or wagon, I guess that's why she likes your videos thank you for sharing your time we enjoyed it
Cool 😎 I am proud you both enjoy the videos and give your wife a thumbs up on carriage driving for me 😉. Thanks for the kind words as always and thank you both for taking time to watch and comment. Take care and do come again, please!
Good tutorial on the plow hitch. One important thing to add is the evener width. 12-inch plow needs a 33-inch evener, and a 14-inch plow needs a 38-inch. Also, if the lead mule drifts out, a short check line from lead mule bit to the furrow mules hame helps to steady the lead mule. Good plowing.
Yessir you’re right. And thank you. I plan to do an in depth walking plow video at a later date and will include the eveners and why. But I tried to keep this to just an overview. Thanks for watching and taking time comment. Take care and do come again. Anytime! Thx
I hate that brother. I put it out on the channel last week and Facebook. If I had thought about it, I’d have text ya. I apologize buddy. Brush Creek Plow day is coming up on Melber KY May 11th. Put that on your list! It’s a good one too. Anyway, you’re right on the evener too. I plan to do an in depth video soon on walking plows and really get deep into it. But I just wanted to give an overview on this time. Thanks for watching my friend and taking time to comment. Take care my friend and do come again, anytime!
Zach you put another great video you are looking like a pro with your video and contacts you have Kat and Alec looks great thank you for sharing your video with us you are a great friend thank you and you have a great family god bless them and you think you I will go now be safe take care your friend Billy
Howdy Billy! Thx brother for the kind words as always and thanks for taking time to watch and comment. You’re faithful my friend. I surely appreciate it. You take care of yourself and come back when ya can!
Yessir I am quite fond of them all myself. I am proud of them. Thanks for the kind words my friend and thanks for taking time to watch and comment: I surely appreciate it. Take care and do come again, please!
My plow is a 12” wide plow, and you always wanna plow 1/2 as deep as you are wide. So I was trying to maintain 6” depth. Thank you for the kind words and for watching as always my friend! You’re a jewel! Take care and do come again, please!
She said, “thank you sir!” And I say thank you sir also! We appreciate you and appreciate you always taking time to watch and comment! Thx. Take care and do come again, please!
Thank you sir! So on a hillside, you’d really wanna start at the bottom and plow back to back going uphill. So you avoid dead furrows and back furrows. A two way plow is needed in that situation. Hope that helps answer your question. Thanks for the kind words and for watching my brother! Take care and do come again, anytime! Please
Hey thanks! And I am so glad ya enjoyed it and could learn a little from it. Thank you! And thanks for taking time to watch and comment. I surely appreciate it. Take care and do come again, please!
Thanks for letting us see how it used to be MY gramps told me he wood put a young horse with a old mule to hold it in line the way caeye is in the trouth to hold the line. what great memory
Yes he’s right for sure. I am so glad you enjoyed it and thanks for taking time to watch and comment! I surely appreciate it. Take care and do come again, please!
Thank you ma’am. I thought she did a right nice time especially for her first time. She’s a good hand with a horse or mule. I am thankful for her no doubt. She’s a jewel. 💎 thank you for the kind words and thanks for taking time to watch and comment. Take care and do come again, please
Thank you sir! I don’t use one on this particular plow. You don’t really need it if you set it right. This plow is well balanced. I have a big pioneer walking plow, and it has a gauge wheel. But it’s really heavy, and doesn’t balance as good. Gauge helps a little on it. Especially when you hit a soft spot and keeps the plow from nose diving. When you set a gauge wheel, it just sorta needs to be hitting the ground every now and then while plowing. Not riding on it all the time. It’s for just when you hit those soft spots. Anyway, hope this answers your question and thx a whole bunch for taking time to watch and comment! I appreciate it. Take care and do come again, please!
Yeah buddy, sad to say but you’re right. And you’re right on the 4k plow too. I’ve got a nice white horse riding plow I bought from a buddy used, but I still prefer my old walking plow. Thanks for watching brother, and taking time to comment. Take care and do come again, anytime!
Awesome! Glad ya like it, and thanks for the kind words as always!! Thank you again for taking time to watch our videos and comment. I surely appreciate you. Take care my friend and do come again!
Something is wrong in this picture, you and your wife are the only ones that are walking the guys with the 4000 lbs team they were sitting down with no difficulty with their plowing, but the way neither of you had troubles with your plowing. As always very interesting and still educational for a farm boy only used machinery.
Mine do pretty well with my 12” riding plow although it is more load and requires more breaks than my 12” walking plow by far. The style of the point on the two plows are completely different and make the riding plow pull harder. It is more modern type plow share. Anyway, thank you for such kind words and thanks for taking time to watch our video! Take care my friend and do come again, as always!
We definitely had a good time! Little bit of work and a lot of talking and mingling 😃. Thank you for taking time to watch and comment! Take care my friend and do come again, please!
I noticed the gentleman with the spotted drafts had a left hand plow. Makes for a lonely day, you can't plow with everybody else. LOL I have an Oliver 23 two way. Don't get to use the left bottom much unless I'm at home alone.
Yessir that’s true although he did sorta plow with everyone just in the wrong direction. It was more like a drag race lol. Anyway, thank you for taking time to watch and comment! I appreciate it. Take care and do come again, please
My walking plow is a 12”. Now most of the riding plows were 14’s. If I was gonna plow a right smart with a riding plow and especially a 14”…I’d opt for three mules or horses. They’ll just handle those bigger plows better. Especially if the ground is a little tough. Walking plows usually pull a little easier especially a slat wing like mine. Less friction. Anyway, hope I answered your question. And thanks for watching! Take care and do come again, anytime!
I need to dig my Massey #51 out and get a pair going on it. I was talking with an old gent I was working for once and he farmed in stony ground and hard clay, he said in the fall time he had 2 giant bruises and scrapes on each side of his ribs from the plow handles smashing into him, beat him black and blue every time it hit a boulder. There are no plow days anywhere near me that I know of in Ontario, but when I was a teenager we went to one each spring and fall and had lots of fun.
Hey there! Yes, plowing with a walking plow in hard ground or rocks is tough! With a riding plow it’s just as dangerous or worse because it’ll throw you off of it at times. So you just have to be careful. Thanks for watching and the kind words! Take care and do come again, please
Yessir, you’re most welcome and thank you for the kind words as always! And for watching and commenting! I surely appreciate it. Take care and come back when ya can, please
That’s what I was going for at least! Thank you ma’am and thanks for always taking time to watch and comment. I surely appreciate it. Take care and do come again, anytime! Please
I’d say logging just because the pulls are harder most times. Short pulls but harder heavier pulls. Whereas farming is slow steady work! Both is good for a team. Thanks for the question and also, thanks for taking time to watch and comment. Thank you! Take care and do come again, please!
Gee, if I showed up at one of these plow days when you are there, would you show me how? I have always wanted to learn to plow, but I had no one to help me. My team didn't know what they were doing, I didn't know what I was doing, and we didn't even get in the ballpark.
I am always willing to help anytime in anywhere I can. So yes ma’am, of course! It is hard going when the teamster and the team both are green at a certain task. If one or the other is experienced… It makes things a lot easier. Thank you for taking the time to comment and watch! Take care and do come again please
Yessir. They’re nice not having to make rounds. Just go back and forth. Of course you gotta get your animals use to both of them walking in a furrow. Sometimes it confuses them lol. Anyway, thanks for watching and commenting. Take care and do come again, please
Haha, oh yeah! She always has outran me :) thank you for the kind words and for taking time to watch as always! I’m glad ya enjoyed it! Take care and do come again, please
Thanks for sharing the video Zach. Enjoyed watching Y'all plowing and the other teams. Never had a chance to plow with a horse or mule but plowed a lot with a tractor. Very nice hearing how to set them. Take care and God Bless Y'all.
Thanks brother! I surely appreciate it. I’m glad ya enjoyed it and thanks a whole bunch for taking time to watch and comment. Take care buddy and do come again, please
🤣🤣🤣 yessir I think you’re right lol. Thanks my friend for watching and taking time to comment. I surely appreciate it. Take care and do come again, please sir
It's a special joy to see mules or horses plow. As you said about your wife, there is nothing worth more to a man than a GOOD woman. They are truly hard to find.
I think so too! It is one of my favorite things to do with a team. Thank you so much for the kind words, and also for taking time to watch and comment! Take care and do come again.
great tutorial on the walking plow, easy to understand and follow, thanks
Awesome! I’m glad you enjoyed it and could get something from it. Thank you for taking time to watch and comment! Take care and do come again, please
You and your wife live a wonderful life,like you l love being outside in the fresh air come rain or shine.Thankyou for introducing Marcy,l hope we see her again.l believe she likes gardening l think you said and she has a greenhous.The reason l bring this up is l grow all my own vegetables and some fruits so maybe she could show or talk about her gardening 😊 just a thought.Joyce uk England ❤
Thank you ma’am! She’s a true jewel 💎. I love her dearly. She’s a master gardener for sure. She can grow about anything. I will do that sometime about getting her on here with her greenhouse and flower stuff. Thank you again for taking time to watch and comment. Take care and do come again, please
We appreciate the time that you put into each video. We also appreciate how you address people as "Mister" or "Misses" out of respect. Reminds me of my old country Dutch grandmother who was always respectful of her contemporaries. We can all learn from your example. Thank you Mister Odom.
I surely do appreciate that! My grandparents pretty much raised me, and they always taught me to respect my elders for sure. And any woman gets a yes ma’am or no ma’am regardless of her age. It’s just simple respect. Anyway, thank you so much for such kind words and thank you for watching our videos! It means a lot to me. Take care my friend and do come again, please
Zach when I get to watch your videos I have nothing better to do. I appreciate the time you spend sharing this content with us.
God’s speed to ya bro
Man, I sure appreciate that! TH-cam has allowed me to meet some wonderful people such as yourself. And for that I am grateful. Thank you for such kind words and taking time to watch and comment: I surely appreciate it. Take care and do come again, anytime! Please
Mr Odom this is a really nice job on this farm, and Mrs Marcy did an awesome job on her first time hand plowing. I was impressed with her skills and all it takes to do this kind of fun work. I enjoyed the tutorial on how you get the plow set up for you,Kate and Alice. They look like they were having some fun work too. Very nice of the ladies providing lunch and all the trimmings. Another great video, thank you.
Yessir we had a great time! Blessed far more than we deserve! Thanks for the kind words my friend, and for watching and commenting. I surely appreciate it. Take care and do come again, please! Anytime..
Once again, I have traveled back in time to watching my Grandfather work with his mules! Awesome video my friend and Miss Marcy done a great job too! So glad that I found this channel! Y'all stay safe and God bless you all my good friend!
Hey thanks my friend! I surely appreciate the kind words about me and my wife! She’s a true jewel for sure. She puts up with me no doubt even when she shouldn’t! Anyway, thank you kindly and thanks for always watching our videos. Take care buddy, and do come again! Anytime
While we now know that frequent plowing may not be the best for the soil structure, it is always great to watch and pleasant to do it oneself. Especially if one has a good team of horses or mules, like you.
Thank you sir! I have been in and around farming all my life. There are benefits to no till and also working ground. There are times to plow and times not too. Rotational crops is always best imho. Thank you for the kind words and also for watching!! And thanks for taking time to watch and comment as always. Take care and do come again, please
Great video everyone having a nice day ,your right about hearing things when plowing . To me the plow sounds like a giant zipper. Thanks for bring back wonderful memories .
Yessir you’re most welcome and thanks a bunch a for the kind words and for watching! I am glad ya enjoyed it. That makes it worth doing. Take care and do come again, please!
That was nice seeing plowing fields, wife liked your video she knows how to drive carrage or wagon, I guess that's why she likes your videos thank you for sharing your time we enjoyed it
Cool 😎 I am proud you both enjoy the videos and give your wife a thumbs up on carriage driving for me 😉. Thanks for the kind words as always and thank you both for taking time to watch and comment. Take care and do come again, please!
Good tutorial on the plow hitch. One important thing to add is the evener width. 12-inch plow needs a 33-inch evener, and a 14-inch plow needs a 38-inch.
Also, if the lead mule drifts out, a short check line from lead mule bit to the furrow mules hame helps to steady the lead mule. Good plowing.
Yessir you’re right. And thank you. I plan to do an in depth walking plow video at a later date and will include the eveners and why. But I tried to keep this to just an overview. Thanks for watching and taking time comment. Take care and do come again. Anytime! Thx
Wish I had known about the plow day great video also the length of the evener contributes to s walking plow marcy did Great
I hate that brother. I put it out on the channel last week and Facebook. If I had thought about it, I’d have text ya. I apologize buddy. Brush Creek Plow day is coming up on Melber KY May 11th. Put that on your list! It’s a good one too. Anyway, you’re right on the evener too. I plan to do an in depth video soon on walking plows and really get deep into it. But I just wanted to give an overview on this time. Thanks for watching my friend and taking time to comment. Take care my friend and do come again, anytime!
Zach you put another great video you are looking like a pro with your video and contacts you have Kat and Alec looks great thank you for sharing your video with us you are a great friend thank you and you have a great family god bless them and you think you I will go now be safe take care your friend Billy
Howdy Billy! Thx brother for the kind words as always and thanks for taking time to watch and comment. You’re faithful my friend. I surely appreciate it. You take care of yourself and come back when ya can!
Your a lucky man Zack ! great wife and a great team ,,
they are all keepers, LOL LOL
Yessir I am quite fond of them all myself. I am proud of them. Thanks for the kind words my friend and thanks for taking time to watch and comment: I surely appreciate it. Take care and do come again, please!
How deep were you plowing ? What a great video , the talent shows thank you , stay safe .
My plow is a 12” wide plow, and you always wanna plow 1/2 as deep as you are wide. So I was trying to maintain 6” depth. Thank you for the kind words and for watching as always my friend! You’re a jewel! Take care and do come again, please!
Good Job, Marcy!!
She said, “thank you sir!” And I say thank you sir also! We appreciate you and appreciate you always taking time to watch and comment! Thx. Take care and do come again, please!
Zach...that was a smooth plowing lesson, with the plow cutting through the soil with ease. How would that have been on a hillside? Just wondering?
Thank you sir! So on a hillside, you’d really wanna start at the bottom and plow back to back going uphill. So you avoid dead furrows and back furrows. A two way plow is needed in that situation. Hope that helps answer your question. Thanks for the kind words and for watching my brother! Take care and do come again, anytime! Please
Great video and I learned a lot thank you so much!
Hey thanks! And I am so glad ya enjoyed it and could learn a little from it. Thank you! And thanks for taking time to watch and comment. I surely appreciate it. Take care and do come again, please!
Thanks for letting us see how it used to be MY gramps told me he wood put a young horse with a old mule to hold it in line the way caeye is in the trouth to hold the line. what great memory
Yes he’s right for sure. I am so glad you enjoyed it and thanks for taking time to watch and comment! I surely appreciate it. Take care and do come again, please!
Nice to get to see your wife marci
Thank you ma’am. I thought she did a right nice time especially for her first time. She’s a good hand with a horse or mule. I am thankful for her no doubt. She’s a jewel. 💎 thank you for the kind words and thanks for taking time to watch and comment. Take care and do come again, please
Good job.do you every use a gauge wheel on the plow
Thank you sir! I don’t use one on this particular plow. You don’t really need it if you set it right. This plow is well balanced. I have a big pioneer walking plow, and it has a gauge wheel. But it’s really heavy, and doesn’t balance as good. Gauge helps a little on it. Especially when you hit a soft spot and keeps the plow from nose diving. When you set a gauge wheel, it just sorta needs to be hitting the ground every now and then while plowing. Not riding on it all the time. It’s for just when you hit those soft spots. Anyway, hope this answers your question and thx a whole bunch for taking time to watch and comment! I appreciate it. Take care and do come again, please!
It’s a dying art. Your videos help keep it alive. This shows you don’t have to have a 4k dollar plow also.
Yeah buddy, sad to say but you’re right. And you’re right on the 4k plow too. I’ve got a nice white horse riding plow I bought from a buddy used, but I still prefer my old walking plow. Thanks for watching brother, and taking time to comment. Take care and do come again, anytime!
I love this
Awesome! Glad ya like it, and thanks for the kind words as always!! Thank you again for taking time to watch our videos and comment. I surely appreciate you. Take care my friend and do come again!
Something is wrong in this picture, you and your wife are the only ones that are walking the guys with the 4000 lbs team they were sitting down with no difficulty with their plowing, but the way neither of you had troubles with your plowing. As always very interesting and still educational for a farm boy only used machinery.
Mine do pretty well with my 12” riding plow although it is more load and requires more breaks than my 12” walking plow by far. The style of the point on the two plows are completely different and make the riding plow pull harder. It is more modern type plow share. Anyway, thank you for such kind words and thanks for taking time to watch our video! Take care my friend and do come again, as always!
Looked like a fun day. 😊
We definitely had a good time! Little bit of work and a lot of talking and mingling 😃. Thank you for taking time to watch and comment! Take care my friend and do come again, please!
I noticed the gentleman with the spotted drafts had a left hand plow. Makes for a lonely day, you can't plow with everybody else. LOL I have an Oliver 23 two way. Don't get to use the left bottom much unless I'm at home alone.
Yessir that’s true although he did sorta plow with everyone just in the wrong direction. It was more like a drag race lol. Anyway, thank you for taking time to watch and comment! I appreciate it. Take care and do come again, please
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Thank you kindly! And thanks for taking time to watch and comment. Take care and do come again, please
Question what plow size were used 14", 16: or 18"? I should have waited you explained it 12: it is.
My walking plow is a 12”. Now most of the riding plows were 14’s. If I was gonna plow a right smart with a riding plow and especially a 14”…I’d opt for three mules or horses. They’ll just handle those bigger plows better. Especially if the ground is a little tough. Walking plows usually pull a little easier especially a slat wing like mine. Less friction. Anyway, hope I answered your question. And thanks for watching! Take care and do come again, anytime!
That’s awesome man.
Thanks buddy! I am glad ya enjoyed it. Thanks for taking time to watch and comment. Take care and do come again, please!
Marcy did a good job
Thank you ma’am! I thought so too.
I need to dig my Massey #51 out and get a pair going on it. I was talking with an old gent I was working for once and he farmed in stony ground and hard clay, he said in the fall time he had 2 giant bruises and scrapes on each side of his ribs from the plow handles smashing into him, beat him black and blue every time it hit a boulder.
There are no plow days anywhere near me that I know of in Ontario, but when I was a teenager we went to one each spring and fall and had lots of fun.
Hey there! Yes, plowing with a walking plow in hard ground or rocks is tough! With a riding plow it’s just as dangerous or worse because it’ll throw you off of it at times. So you just have to be careful. Thanks for watching and the kind words! Take care and do come again, please
Thanks for sharing, God bless
Yessir, you’re most welcome and thank you for the kind words as always! And for watching and commenting! I surely appreciate it. Take care and come back when ya can, please
It’s cool to watch it’s like we are doing the plowing
That’s what I was going for at least! Thank you ma’am and thanks for always taking time to watch and comment. I surely appreciate it. Take care and do come again, anytime! Please
Which is harder on the mules logging or plowing ?
I’d say logging just because the pulls are harder most times. Short pulls but harder heavier pulls. Whereas farming is slow steady work! Both is good for a team. Thanks for the question and also, thanks for taking time to watch and comment. Thank you! Take care and do come again, please!
Gee, if I showed up at one of these plow days when you are there, would you show me how? I have always wanted to learn to plow, but I had no one to help me. My team didn't know what they were doing, I didn't know what I was doing, and we didn't even get in the ballpark.
I am always willing to help anytime in anywhere I can. So yes ma’am, of course! It is hard going when the teamster and the team both are green at a certain task. If one or the other is experienced… It makes things a lot easier. Thank you for taking the time to comment and watch! Take care and do come again please
have you ever used a hillside plow?
Yessir. They’re nice not having to make rounds. Just go back and forth. Of course you gotta get your animals use to both of them walking in a furrow. Sometimes it confuses them lol. Anyway, thanks for watching and commenting.
Take care and do come again, please
😅 Zach you're puffing a bit more than Marcie.. I think she will outrun you soon! Thankyou for letting us into your lovely days though
Haha, oh yeah! She always has outran me :) thank you for the kind words and for taking time to watch as always! I’m glad ya enjoyed it! Take care and do come again, please
You just as well be huntin for you a plow she's going to take that one
Haha, yessir I think you’re probably right and that’s my most favorite one too daggum’it! Lol
Thanks for sharing the video Zach. Enjoyed watching Y'all plowing and the other teams. Never had a chance to plow with a horse or mule but plowed a lot with a tractor. Very nice hearing how to set them. Take care and God Bless Y'all.
Thanks brother! I surely appreciate it. I’m glad ya enjoyed it and thanks a whole bunch for taking time to watch and comment. Take care buddy and do come again, please
I'm trying to get you a quick and easy job
We've cleared a LG building lot with 3 or 4 loads of really good Oak cut up a piled
Where is it located Mr. Thomas? That will be the biggest deciding factor for me. Thank you for thinking of me… And thank you for always watching!
@@zachodommulelogging is Dunlap to far
You got a problem When you get may and June broke I can see you losing Kate and Alice to marcy
🤣🤣🤣 yessir I think you’re right lol. Thanks my friend for watching and taking time to comment. I surely appreciate it. Take care and do come again, please sir