What makes your videos so excellent and entertaining is your relationship with Josh and Willie. I loved that as you were securing the machinery, Josh told you, somewhat embarrassed, that the chain anchor was broken. You could have ripped him a new one, but your attitude was simply, “aah, we’ll fix it later.” Why raise your pressure sweating the little things? I loved how you handled it. You already had to fix one trailer, so what’s another minor job? No wonder these guys bust their butts for you. They are invaluable.
@@jacobwise786 see that’s the problem… people like me after a long hard day of mulching go home and watch TH-cam. Blackstone heating up for habachi watching random videos thinking… “that’s nice”… smh… if I don’t stop watching these videos I’m gone be the next one on moonshiners
Hi John, That bird you saw is an Eastern Phoebe, a fly catcher.Both sexes are gray and crested. They range all up the Eastern seaboard into Canada and further west into the states beyond New York. Thank you for pointing out this very inquisitive and likable little bird.
Hey My Pro Crew, Willie,Josh and John. I pray y'all are doing well. N y'all did a great job to that backyard. As always. N I watched the last video y'all did too. Don't think I'm not watching my favorite Crew,I am too. Okay. Y'all be blessed and safe out there ok. Bama Queen Victoria Byrd.#1-Fan.
I love your video, they are great and you are doing great job, cleaning everything at the end. Could you for your next videos, put a BEFORE and AFTER, as it is amazing to see the difference between. Great Job!
Great job boys. Wow there is just so much sunlight getting in there now. That’s going to help her plant growing. That bamboo is great for growing peas and beans up!! Take care and be safe boys. Graham🇬🇧🇬🇧❤️👍
That machine is awesome I love your videos and you guys I could watch that run all day it has to be fun I know it’s a job but fun for sure If I lived around you guys I would try to get a job with you not to be on TH-cam but to work in your field of work
I watched you guys chaining down your machines. My buddy and I just purchased some Speedbinders. I think you can only buy them direct. They work very well. Time is money and they are quick! Thanks for the great videos.
Everybody keeps saying we need speed binders, but having to get a drill and keep it charged, seems like it would take the same amount of time. Even if it does save a few seconds it’s negligible. Also regular binders aren’t that hard, I don’t get it.
Bamboo mulch is great as it takes time to break down. My little yard "Lightning" chipper hates it--I have to sharpen the blades too often. So, I quit. LOL
Awesome job, great crew you guys do a fabulous job. Thanks again for sharing all you do. I wish you guys were up here in Massachusetts. Keep up the great work.
Bamboo is almost like gold here in the Philippines! They make all kinds of stuff from it! Including houses! Furniture... shoes purses etc! I’ve seen it used as a scaffolding even to paint more solid houses!
Bamboo is so invasive. I doubt 4 neighbors got together and said, "Let's all plant bamboo!" It was probably one person who wanted a little privacy screen in their backyard and it turned into this over the last 10 years. Stick with plants native to your zone if you can. Nice work cleaning that up. If they can keep a mower on that spot, they can at least keep it in check now.
That's the bad thing about bamboo, they take over. But there is another kind that doesn't and it stays where you put it. Many people don't know the difference, then they have it covering your whole yard and you can't stop it unless you remove all of it. That means digging yourself to death.
Just paid £45 Uk pounds or $57 worth for 36 lengths of 8 foot canes. I could cry right now. If I'd have known you were doing that job you could have saved me some cash!
it actually not that hard to cut down bamboo, I have worked with bamboo for a number of years. cleaning up overgrown bamboo and making it so its more manageable and easier for customers to use their land and still have bamboo. Being that Bamboo is quick growing and pretty and useable for all types of stuff. It is very good for Floors. Mulching bamboo is really not the way to go about getting rid of it. Unless taking at least 6 to 12 inch's of soil away from the site as well. bamboo is bit on hard side to actually completely remove . Not impossible if done right. Mulching is not the right way. digging and removing each bamboo is the correct way.
@@ChakatNightspark You are wrong for saying this and clearly have never done it. I had 3 tree companies walk off my bamboo removal job trying to cut it and chip it. Mine is 40' tall like this stuff. This forestry mulcher is incredible compared to the hundreds of hours of me and other people trying to remove ours even with an excavator and equipment. Cutting it and piling doesn't work because it does not break down and when cut takes up the whole lawn. Burning it sounds like machine gun fire. Please say nothing if you don't know what you are talking about. These guys kicked serious butt on this job I am amazed.
How does your channel have 27k followers with 160,000 views? Your channel is awesome! You and the guys are the best at what you do! I can't wait each week for your newv content. And I watch your old videos!
This was a magnificent cleanup job, BUT there is still abundant bamboo around the edges that will be sending in its runners to again take over this now-empty space...plus there will be shoots coming up from intact roots that are still in the cleared area. This battle is not over; no way.
Probably not until next Spring but it will definitely be back. The thing I found that works great to kill it is let it send its shoots up to full height and expend all of that energy then just when it starts to leaf out you cut it down before the leaves can send any energy back to the roots. After a couple years of doing that it will have used up all of its energy and will die off. You have to keep an eye on it and have some patience but it works.
Okay, that was impressive. Not only are you local to me, but you can take down bamboo? It's a Christmas come early!! I've got a plot of that nasty grass basically overrunning my parents' place. Cutting it by hand sounds easy until you realize there are thousands of stalks! Looks like I'm gonna have to start saving some pennies!
I'm curious about this attachment... Seems.like you really have to have it right at the ground level to do a good job, often digging down into the dirt. Isnt that hard on the blades? Don't they get dull pretty quick hitting rocks and whatnot? The rotary style seems to not be as low to the ground but obviously 30gs for one of those....
And then what does one do about all the roots that are left behind after this has been done? Seems like running a tiller through it would be about impossible..
Your customer just wasted their money that bamboo will be back 3x so thick, bamboo should be illegal to be planted . It's as bad as Kudzu crouds out native plants.
The alternative to digging up the rhizomes is to suffocate them with heavy tarp or a tarp with thick layer of mulch over it to hold it down and suffocate it. Small shoots that can be sprayed or cut can be managed at this point. Over time the colony will die. If you plan to dig it up be prepared to have many tri axle loads of fill to get rid of. Or a pile the size of a house. Bamboo is the devils plant.
Hope you feel better soon. I'm wondering why you don't complete runs when the other sides are clear? Many times it seems like you get a few feet from a clearing and you back up only to go in again. Finish an area so you are not backtracking all of the time. Good luck, cleared for many years!
Love the channel. Out if curiosity, when you're cutting the brush why do you seemingly cut maybe 3 ft forward and back up 15 ft only to go back to do it again. Just curious...
What makes your videos so excellent and entertaining is your relationship with Josh and Willie. I loved that as you were securing the machinery, Josh told you, somewhat embarrassed, that the chain anchor was broken. You could have ripped him a new one, but your attitude was simply, “aah, we’ll fix it later.” Why raise your pressure sweating the little things? I loved how you handled it. You already had to fix one trailer, so what’s another minor job? No wonder these guys bust their butts for you. They are invaluable.
I would love to do this for a living. These guys are livin' the dream.
Just cut shit down whatever the customer wants done 😂😂
@@jacobwise786 see that’s the problem… people like me after a long hard day of mulching go home and watch TH-cam. Blackstone heating up for habachi watching random videos thinking… “that’s nice”… smh… if I don’t stop watching these videos I’m gone be the next one on moonshiners
Awesome job Jon! I really like how you make your jobs are very clean your jobs all ways ! That sales! For your company. Keep it up!
if you just listen to the mulching only, it sounds like the best ASMR video ever. soo relaxing.
I love the work you guys do
You guys are awesome, it’s a pleasure to watch you work.
Thank you for watching and the kind comments!
You guys work so well together. A pleasure to watch you. Great job every video.
Hi John, That bird you saw is an Eastern Phoebe, a fly catcher.Both sexes are gray and crested. They range all up the Eastern seaboard into Canada and further west into the states beyond New York. Thank you for pointing out this very inquisitive and likable little bird.
Something very satisfying watching powerful machines bend mother nature to man's wishes.
You sure have some good young men working for you
Yes he does. Clearly he treats them well and with respect.
you guys do great work and your extra efforts for clean up are professional grade
A very productive 4 hours. Nice work as usual.
Perfect video to watch while having dinner. Thank you. Now to enjoy
ANOTHER AWESOME JOB AND VIDEO !
WOW Nice JOB you ALL!!!
Absolutely amazing job as always. Love watching you guys. God Bless
When the job is done the yard is going to look nice
Hey My Pro Crew, Willie,Josh and John. I pray y'all are doing well. N y'all did a great job to that backyard. As always. N I watched the last video y'all did too. Don't think I'm not watching my favorite Crew,I am too. Okay. Y'all be blessed and safe out there ok. Bama Queen Victoria Byrd.#1-Fan.
The finished product looks great!
The finished job looks awesome !
Thanks!!
You all do clean work great job 👍👍
So satisfying to watch! You guys made that huge overgrown mess disappear
Perfectly good bamboo
I love your video, they are great and you are doing great job, cleaning everything at the end. Could you for your next videos, put a BEFORE and AFTER, as it is amazing to see the difference between. Great Job!
Finished job looks great as always! You should have a lot of pride in your finished work at every job!
That came out amazing and I'm always amazed at the tight spots you can get that machine into. I wish I had a yard in NC for you to work on 😊😊👌
Great job boys. Wow there is just so much sunlight getting in there now. That’s going to help her plant growing. That bamboo is great for growing peas and beans up!! Take care and be safe boys. Graham🇬🇧🇬🇧❤️👍
Makes good fishing poles too!
Great video. Hope y’all stay safe
Love it. Sounds like one of those rain sticks.
Fantastic work !
That machine is awesome
I love your videos and you guys
I could watch that run all day it has to be fun I know it’s a job but fun for sure
If I lived around you guys I would try to get a job with you not to be on TH-cam but to work in your field of work
I watched you guys chaining down your machines. My buddy and I just purchased some Speedbinders. I think you can only buy them direct. They work very well. Time is money and they are quick! Thanks for the great videos.
Everybody keeps saying we need speed binders, but having to get a drill and keep it charged, seems like it would take the same amount of time. Even if it does save a few seconds it’s negligible. Also regular binders aren’t that hard, I don’t get it.
Have to fast forward so as to seeing the work getting done the best part 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Good job guys💯👍🏾
Thanks USBC 👍🏻🇺🇸
knocking down all them fishing poles 🐟
Bamboo mulch is great as it takes time to break down. My little yard "Lightning" chipper hates it--I have to sharpen the blades too often. So, I quit. LOL
Awesome job, great crew you guys do a fabulous job. Thanks again for sharing all you do. I wish you guys were up here in Massachusetts. Keep up the great work.
As the customer waves goodbye
And you say "see you next week!"
Omg you guys did great work
Dang, what a difference. From jungle to praire.
That bamboo will be back next year!
Nice job, looks great!
Y'all did good!
Nice job!
Get the herbicide ready! That stuff will be back quickly. Keeping it sprayed down will lead to it dying out eventually.
Keeping bills paid is all that matters.
Another fine job by upstate brush control. 👍
Looks so much better
Bamboo is almost like gold here in the Philippines! They make all kinds of stuff from it! Including houses! Furniture... shoes purses etc! I’ve seen it used as a scaffolding even to paint more solid houses!
We’re all those trees leaning to get light??
Excellent work
I subscribed. It looked great. I love that machine you drive. A real beast.
Bamboo is so invasive. I doubt 4 neighbors got together and said, "Let's all plant bamboo!" It was probably one person who wanted a little privacy screen in their backyard and it turned into this over the last 10 years. Stick with plants native to your zone if you can. Nice work cleaning that up. If they can keep a mower on that spot, they can at least keep it in check now.
Yes
That was a lot of fishing poles 🐟🐠🎣✌😁😆😅😂👍
That's the bad thing about bamboo, they take over. But there is another kind that doesn't and it stays where you put it. Many people don't know the difference, then they have it covering your whole yard and you can't stop it unless you remove all of it. That means digging yourself to death.
So true.
Will there ever be a live video on mulching? These videos are so awesome and stress relief to watch.
Maybe one day
Mulching asmr :)
I would have put a panda back there to eat the bamboo
Just paid £45 Uk pounds or $57 worth for 36 lengths of 8 foot canes. I could cry right now. If I'd have known you were doing that job you could have saved me some cash!
Awesome 😎
Another great job wish you was closer so you could do some work for me keep it up
Imagine trying to cut down all that bamboo by hand , excellent job guys , I’m sure that the owner was well satisfied .
it actually not that hard to cut down bamboo, I have worked with bamboo for a number of years. cleaning up overgrown bamboo and making it so its more manageable and easier for customers to use their land and still have bamboo. Being that Bamboo is quick growing and pretty and useable for all types of stuff. It is very good for Floors. Mulching bamboo is really not the way to go about getting rid of it. Unless taking at least 6 to 12 inch's of soil away from the site as well. bamboo is bit on hard side to actually completely remove . Not impossible if done right. Mulching is not the right way. digging and removing each bamboo is the correct way.
@@ChakatNightspark You are wrong for saying this and clearly have never done it. I had 3 tree companies walk off my bamboo removal job trying to cut it and chip it. Mine is 40' tall like this stuff. This forestry mulcher is incredible compared to the hundreds of hours of me and other people trying to remove ours even with an excavator and equipment. Cutting it and piling doesn't work because it does not break down and when cut takes up the whole lawn. Burning it sounds like machine gun fire. Please say nothing if you don't know what you are talking about. These guys kicked serious butt on this job I am amazed.
Dont you have to excavate all of the underground rhizomes.
I was watching him in the back ground and was thinking dang
Yes ,if you don't rip the rhizomes out (roots) they will pop back up within days. I have Timber bamboo in my back yard and I'm screwed!
Did the owner want to keep all those leaning trees. They look like crap takes away from the good work you guys did
That's what they wanted
@@UpstateBrushControl You have to keep the customer happy, right?
Trees make me lean.
How does your channel have 27k followers with 160,000 views? Your channel is awesome! You and the guys are the best at what you do! I can't wait each week for your newv content. And I watch your old videos!
This was a magnificent cleanup job, BUT there is still abundant bamboo around the edges that will be sending in its runners to again take over this now-empty space...plus there will be shoots coming up from intact roots that are still in the cleared area. This battle is not over; no way.
Hey Josh, use ear protectors if you want to hear things in old age...I gladly would have watch the Fecon grind up bamboo all day long!
Wee birdy looking for his nest !!
Another great job, But what were they thinking keeping those leaning trees? i would have had you take those out while you was there.
That's what the customer wanted.
Just kinda curious, does this prevent bamboo from growing back or are there more preventative measures that need to be taken to keep it down?
If you don't pull the bamboo up by the roots, it will return.
That Bamboo will come back so fast without digging it up. Just went through that for a customer.
Those roots will love all that nice mulch. "I'll be back"
That crap is like kudzu. Out of control!!!
Probably not until next Spring but it will definitely be back. The thing I found that works great to kill it is let it send its shoots up to full height and expend all of that energy then just when it starts to leaf out you cut it down before the leaves can send any energy back to the roots. After a couple years of doing that it will have used up all of its energy and will die off. You have to keep an eye on it and have some patience but it works.
Okay, that was impressive. Not only are you local to me, but you can take down bamboo? It's a Christmas come early!! I've got a plot of that nasty grass basically overrunning my parents' place. Cutting it by hand sounds easy until you realize there are thousands of stalks! Looks like I'm gonna have to start saving some pennies!
I'm curious about this attachment... Seems.like you really have to have it right at the ground level to do a good job, often digging down into the dirt. Isnt that hard on the blades? Don't they get dull pretty quick hitting rocks and whatnot? The rotary style seems to not be as low to the ground but obviously 30gs for one of those....
And then what does one do about all the roots that are left behind after this has been done? Seems like running a tiller through it would be about impossible..
Plant bamboo at your own risk. You could end up being very sorry you made that mistake.
What is the price for this kind of job? Have similar situation in my yard
Every job is priced by the location, terrain, and type of material.
Wow amazing work! I would have loved to have all that bamboo cane for a project I am working on but, uh, I am in Europe.
The English I've is all over here in Durham City England.. Did you say that the bamboo will grow back as its from the grass family..
Now thats the way to cut bamboo.
Your customer just wasted their money that bamboo will be back 3x so thick, bamboo should be illegal to be planted . It's as bad as Kudzu crouds out native plants.
No, its not wasted money. Now the place is cleaned up. The customer just has to mow minimum once a week to make the bamboo not coming back.
The customer is aware it will grow back. They will keep it maintained
Running bamboo has shallow roots. They can slowly start pulling it out a lot easier now.
What's the name of the company that manufacturer the trailer that you load bobcat excavator on that you tow behind the dodge dually ?
What model is that trailer too ?
It's a Gatormade not sure on the model.
Do you hit many Wasps or Hornets nest while doing brush work
Love the COMPLETE job you guys do. I live in Westminster do you work over this way and if so Do you do hourly rates??
We bid everything by the type of material, location of the job, and the terrain. Shoot us an email from our website and we will be in touch.
That is some really nice bamboo. Anyone knows the variety name?
Not sure.
Bamboo one of the hardest things to get rid of.
Hope they have a mower they don't care about to mow down all the bamboo as it pops up.
Coronavirus lol 😂 love your videos brother 👍
Hey Partner 🤠 George again and I am just wondering what Brand of Pickup do y'all have?
Ram
Wouldn't the bamboo regrow?
Thanks
Those leaning trees, why not thake them down?
It always comes down to money.
Nice work!
I'm curious what you would do as a long turm solution, to deal with the bamboo.
if the budget would allow it!
Keep up the good work
dig it up and scrape a large area to get rid of all the rhizomes
The alternative to digging up the rhizomes is to suffocate them with heavy tarp or a tarp with thick layer of mulch over it to hold it down and suffocate it. Small shoots that can be sprayed or cut can be managed at this point. Over time the colony will die. If you plan to dig it up be prepared to have many tri axle loads of fill to get rid of. Or a pile the size of a house. Bamboo is the devils plant.
The ole ASV made sawdust outta that bamboo.
Hope you feel better soon. I'm wondering why you don't complete runs when the other sides are clear? Many times it seems like you get a few feet from a clearing and you back up only to go in again. Finish an area so you are not backtracking all of the time. Good luck, cleared for many years!
Just thinking about all the cane fishing poles going to mulch🤣
Love the channel. Out if curiosity, when you're cutting the brush why do you seemingly cut maybe 3 ft forward and back up 15 ft only to go back to do it again. Just curious...
Because that is how a forestry mulcher works. Mostly in reverse.
Now fence it off and keep a couple of goats in there!
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How do you charge by job or hour
How do you price a job hourly or one price
How can i get an estimate for a job in Maybinton SC?
Give me a call or fill out a the contact form on our website.
It's not the Corona, I promise. 🤣🤣