everywhere is like this....my county is pretty forgiving and reasonable....but it still was quite irritating . We took a lemon and made lemonade! Be sure ya stick around for part 3!! Oh...and I just bought a rock picker this morning!
@@StoneyRidgeFarmer In Alabama, I built my home without anything required but a septic tank design. No permission required to clear land or build, not even a building inspector in my county. Most building inspectors and regs I've encountered are completely worthless.
@@Lowzone73 We had land in Lincoln County TN, TN was terrible to deal with so that's why we ended up back in AL. Glad it worked out for you. We sold our TN property.
I like to believe that everyone is entitled to have an opinion. The project that you are working on is on property that is your and really your opinion is the one that counts. If you want suggestions you can ask for it but people need to look at the videos as entertainment not a tutorial on how they would attack a project that you are working on. Thanks for the videos...💝
The clearing is going to enhance the outdoor kitchen area to top notch! The gentle breeze blowing through, and the views! You might find yourself at the end of a hard day falling asleep there. 🚜-Woooo!!
Practice makes prefect, you are doing a great job, wish I was doing the same thing, enjoy every minute. Finally planted some apple trees on my property love the edible plants.
How to improve your operator skills? Just operate and learn. I was in your shoes a few years back when I bought my first excavator and was scared of my machine. Seat time is the best teacher!
Josh, while you have the excavator, get all the stones and rocks put in a pile. You might want to build either a beautiful wall near the mega-shop, or a water feature. Both would add to your forever home. Just some ideas, that might save you some work in the future. I think Stan was getting certified in installing water features. I would definitely get his opinion. Either way, looks good! Best of luck to you!
A friend of mine had a neighbor who used to throw stones in their farm. In that area, stones are scarce red volcanic soil. He really wanted to fight but the mother forbade him.Later the guy built with them to the envy of the neighbor.
Here in Eastern North Carolina, they use mound systems and other means because there isn’t enough land that is suitable for septic systems. My motto is it is never impossible unless you are dead. Keep up the good work!
Josh When using that thumb to pick things up and move trees. Put the thumb down and leave it. Use the bucket to pick things up. When the thumb is not needed pick it up and leave it up. As for getting better at operating this machine. Just use it. In most cases. Less movement of those controls is better.
Hi Josh, this is the dream for anyone to have your own bit land, even here in the greatest country in the world, just in a different hemisphere to you. And yes we in Australia have to deal with the government as well.
The biggest hint that I have is that if you were more meticulous with the placement of the debris, it would be much easier to move later. You do seem to have the finesse in the operation of the excavator.
i been thinking that cattle panels modified to form a cage and then fill with rocks may need to add more rebar to panels so hold stone smaller than large grapefruit could use make compost containment or wood pile area possibly even a water crossing bridge supports there are many mechanical rock pickers ? here in Washington State by Wenatchee orchard Farmers use to terrace the areas along the Columbia River for vineyard and orchard also to claim gound to build homes on
Just learning from the local Department of Natural Resources, is that piled-up debris helps the wildlife habitat as well, some animals use it for dens, or hiding from the massive amounts of coyotes we have in our state.
you do understand that Mike Morgan is running a tiny little machine comparted to this...my bucket is as big as mikes machine! This thing just pushes them right over
Saw the trunks off the tree while grappling them with bucket in air.. saw up the trees for firewood for open air kitchen.. get all the rocks up into the drive way.. use as decorative rock concrete driveway at main road entrance. You dont want to drive on the septictank after its in.. its a no drive zone.. put boulders around it . Burn the tree roots for wood ash fertilizer and put on cow fields..
you understand that we don't have a month to get this done right? There's a million things you can do, but we've got the excavator rented at nearly $1600 per day....we aint saving $30 worth of firewood ...we gotta roll with this my friend
Hi Josh. I saw the drone view of the cleared land from a previous video and was amazed how much you cleared out. Are you still planning on getting hogs and where will you put them now? Glad you did this video. Can't wait to see the outdoor kitchen addition as well!
Would help you more when up rooting trees work your bucket underneath the tree and roll your bucket upwards keeping your bucket forced against the ground for leverage
Josh, if ya don't already know,, and I'm sure ya do, the bureaucracy, the government is always there to help you! I cannot tell you here what I think of the government.
we already did the perk test and the land perked where we had to remove the trees....that's why I'm clearing my brotha...we already did it and this is where I have to put my septic
Other than time on the sticks, dig around the roots some they go over much easier. If it does not want to move don't lift get closer and use the bucket to curl agent the ground to help lift and move. Keep the load as close to you as you can and not hit the machine, or anything else. When moving long trees you may need to get tracks parallel to the tree, keeping the tree as close as you can track it to where you want to go. Just be mindful of tracking 30 to 90 deg across a slope depending on how steep it is. I have a Kubota KX 033. I am NC in the foot hills of of 40. I have puled 50 and 60 ft pines up a hill you can barely walk up. Hook a chain to it and using the boom blade and tracks inch worm it directly up the slope. It not often it is the first mistake that gets you, but the second or third one is what bites you! Watch what your doing and be safe.
Why didn’t you use an Aerobic system rather than the archaic leech field. Would have been a lot cheaper and shows to be a legal alternative in North Carolina. In Texas many counties only allow aerobic systems.
Governments can be a pain in the ass at times... silly policies that don't work everywhere or even work at times 😅.. Great vid though.. stay safe 🏴
the only pain in my side on this farm is the Govt and insurance.from paying income tax, sales tax and and whatever else they can tax....to $5k in insurance to prevent someone from suing me and or in case of a fire. Without taxes and insurance my bills would be about $400 per month here on the farm.....total monthly expenditures!
hmmm....here's one for you.....am I really gonna put in a septic system? or is all this just fake news? I did have the perk test done before we cleared buddy...but we had to clear out for the shop, power and drainage anyway. Why are you putting me down....assuming I'm an idiot? What good comes from this my friend? Assume that I'm a man with a bit of common sense...and I do things the right way most of the time buddy. No sense in putting me down for no reason other than opinion ...right?
I agree with you. It may be a hassle but it could potentially save you thousands of dollars in the future. My neighbor learned this the hard way. His system was sized for a normal 3/2 house, except his is a multi-generational family living in one residence. The he proceeded to build a "pool house" that is as large as the primary residence which was tacked on to the original septic system. The only modification made was to add to the field lines. This past week they excavated a HUGE hole and backfilled with stone to serve as the new field system. I'll bet it cost well north of $15K.
yep...sometimes we just push it down the hill and let things rot. I got several loads of firewood out of this, but it would take 1 man a year to cut through all that wood...some gets saved, some gets pushed into a gully. Here's one for ya....I can't give away firewood!! I've offered firewood to folks and they never come get it....around here it's plentiful
Guess your firewood & lumber mill projects are on back burners. Some of these projects you've got could finance some part time help. Some of those trees you uprooted could be turned into uprights for a pole barn for your lumber mill & lumber storage area. Just a thought 🤔.
Man just getting to the Leach field clearing. Were you fighting the decision this long or just getting to the project? Seems like I saw this 6+ months ago?
remember...this aint reality tv where everything happens in 1 episode my friend....about 4 months ago I got the permit, now the weather is right for clearing projects. Remember...Rome or the farm won't be built in a day my friend
Hey Josh ,my 2 cents again , do you think any loggers around you would buy your downed timber , unfortunately I recently I had a timber company spend 2 years with breakdowns and personal business to cut approximately 20 acres . I received a payment of approximately $5,500.00 boy do I feel ripped. God bless old buddy.
not enough timber there to harvest ....rememeber they have to come set up with a chipper and about a million bucks worth of equipment...there's about 1/2 days work here and would take them 3 days to set up
This makes no sense to me. They won't allow the dirt to perk cause you"disturbed" it but tell you the woods is fine you need to remove the trees cause that spot will perk??? 🤷🏻♂️ Knowing when you remove the trees and tumps and root rake that spot your going to be "disturbing" the dirt in that area??🤷🏻♂️🤷🏻♂️ This makes no sense!!?? If tell you to dig me a 6-8ft deep hole to prove that your "disturbed" are in the chosen spot was only surface disturbance and we're not sitting on 15ft of fill and loose material, and that your spot is virgin undisturbed dirt under the surface and then allow you to put your tank/field where you initially wanted.
not enough trees here....remember a logging company has to set up the operation, bring in millions of $$$$ worth of equipment for something that would take them 1 day to cut...not worth it...most of these trees would just be chipped up
What's a rock picker? Too bad you can't save the rocks for around your flow thru dock! Lake shore owners pay big bucks to do that. Forget a chainsaw holy Jesus! Back to rip rap! The previous neighbor, before this one, snow plowed an 'ICE ROAD TRUCKER' and trucked the huge rocks over ice in a COLD winter. Always thought that was pretty smart.
@@StoneyRidgeFarmer and don’t pay I’d fight till the end when does it end you obey they hit you with more things to put you down so…. Keep on listening and you’ll be living in the city with the rest of the obeyers I don’t mean this to be a ass but it’s gotta end with you on top cuz the other way is down.
my man....here's what I did....I could hire and engineer and fight this...spend countless hours and about $5k....or I could take what I've been told is acceptable, invest $5k into my land....increase my home's value and better my property without spinning my wheels in a fight with the gov't over 30 feet of septic line. Choose your battles my friend....this way I win....the land is more beautiful and we're both satisfied. It's not "compliance" .....it's simply a battle better fought in a different way. Stand up and waste time and money or stand up and improve my property value by 10 times as much as the engineer hire and the fight. Sometimes the best battles are won without someone knowing you beat them my brother. You can fight to the end...but in the end what are ya gonna get? In this case a septic system 30 feet from where they said it was ok?
Why didn't you save some of the trees for milling or fire wood. Was it to time consuming to cut them down and saw into lengths. Or is it give a kid a toy and we have to what it will do and you do have a big sand box, I really don't care because at the end of the day you're the farmer and you have to learn how to operate all types of equipment to run the farm
time....time and more time my friend. Milling lumber and storing lumber is quite the chore. I have piles of firewood and lumber all over the farm with nowhere to store them....in the interest of time we cleared these trees...most of which were too small to put on the mill
I had a similar issue. I had the state come out and plot area for septic on my 2 bedroom barndominium. When I went to complete the building permit, the county said my office was considered a BEDROOM! They made me get another septic permit! Another $500. I had to move where the field lines were going and add over 170' of lines! Ugh! They also said I must not disturb the land! Good Luck Josh! th-cam.com/video/LNSP_BgSh4Y/w-d-xo.html
So you basically wasted time and fuel clearing trees close to your shop for the Government to say it wasn't good enough 😔 wow not cool Government i feel bad for you Josh they should've have told you where to put it if they were going to be so picky
Newsflash! Before it was tobacco farmland it was a forest. Also, if you're tearing the trees down just for the view then why do you live there in the first place? Move to the desert like in Arizona if you want uninterrupted views of the mountains.
newsflash huh? I'm not sure you understand the definition of freedom.....when they're my trees...then I can do what I want with them my friend. I'm not so sure why you're putting me down for building new pasture and a future roadway....should I just stop mowing my yard too? Let it all grow back up.....what's the point you're trying to make? Don't maintain my property? I'm confused, what do you mean by "newsflash" ....this aint the news....it's my home. Please explain? Oh...and please tell me whether you live in a subdivision, apartment or in the city urban area...so I can better understand where you're coming from
Hey Josh.. love all your content!! I recommend you save all your big bolder rocks 🪨. Power wash them and place them on pallets since you got the excavator there. You spend so much money on your beautiful farm and at least you can get a good amount of money out of them. I’m in the construction industry and they go for a fortune. Check it out in landscaping industry and retaining wall insulation. I am just sending you all the best wishes! God bless you!!
North Carolina is becoming famous for the wrong reasons...bureocracy is rampant.
everywhere is like this....my county is pretty forgiving and reasonable....but it still was quite irritating . We took a lemon and made lemonade! Be sure ya stick around for part 3!! Oh...and I just bought a rock picker this morning!
@@StoneyRidgeFarmer In Alabama, I built my home without anything required but a septic tank design. No permission required to clear land or build, not even a building inspector in my county. Most building inspectors and regs I've encountered are completely worthless.
We have a rental in Hickory NC, becoming too much like NJ.....thats why we hang our hats in TN....
@@Lowzone73 We had land in Lincoln County TN, TN was terrible to deal with so that's why we ended up back in AL. Glad it worked out for you. We sold our TN property.
Loved the slow motion of the stump hitting the ground ❤
I like to believe that everyone is entitled to have an opinion. The project that you are working on is on property that is your and really your opinion is the one that counts. If you want suggestions you can ask for it but people need to look at the videos as entertainment not a tutorial on how they would attack a project that you are working on. Thanks for the videos...💝
Outstanding and awesome as always.Thanks for sharing and taking us along
Hi, we're from the government and we're here to help. I wonder if tarring and feathering will become trendy again.
Got the tar, got the feathers, got the rail (but I'm using it, hang on) .. let me just get a rope.
I was just going to say that lol
Why tar and feather when you can just be a sheep, and do as govt tells you?
@@KenJ-61, NOPE!! We don't work that way! Don't need no useless government rules! 🤔
@@Green.Country.Agroforestry, and any other means of gettin rid of useless government folk!! 👍🏻 🇺🇸 🇺🇸 🇺🇸
It is amazing the amount of clearing you got done! You have a talent for operating that excavator! Best wishes.
The clearing is going to enhance the outdoor kitchen area to top notch! The gentle breeze blowing through, and the views! You might find yourself at the end of a hard day falling asleep there.
🚜-Woooo!!
Practice makes prefect, you are doing a great job, wish I was doing the same thing, enjoy every minute. Finally planted some apple trees on my property love the edible plants.
Thanks 👍
Hey Josh thank you for the video I enjoyed it and hopefully now they leave you alone with the rest of your trees and they don't bother you no more Woo
Good afternoon Josh! Something so relaxing about watching trees get pulled out of the ground. Stay safe out there.
How to improve your operator skills? Just operate and learn. I was in your shoes a few years back when I bought my first excavator and was scared of my machine. Seat time is the best teacher!
agreed! I've got it for another week and have some big projects!
That view is amazing Josh. Hate you had to do it but man the results made it time well spent! Wooooo!
Josh, while you have the excavator, get all the stones and rocks put in a pile. You might want to build either a beautiful wall near the mega-shop, or a water feature. Both would add to your forever home.
Just some ideas, that might save you some work in the future.
I think Stan was getting certified in installing water features. I would definitely get his opinion.
Either way, looks good!
Best of luck to you!
A friend of mine had a neighbor who used to throw stones in their farm. In that area, stones are scarce red volcanic soil. He really wanted to fight but the mother forbade him.Later the guy built with them to the envy of the neighbor.
Here in Eastern North Carolina, they use mound systems and other means because there isn’t enough land that is suitable for septic systems. My motto is it is never impossible unless you are dead.
Keep up the good work!
Awesome nice view you are lucky Josh to gave that piece of land
lots of hard work and dreaming to get it done my friend
It is and will pay for itself with hard work and a little play 😆
It’s the same here in Ga you have to do the perk test and get approval before you clear .. If you clear first they will fail you..
Josh
When using that thumb to pick things up and move trees. Put the thumb down and leave it. Use the bucket to pick things up. When the thumb is not needed pick it up and leave it up.
As for getting better at operating this machine. Just use it. In most cases. Less movement of those controls is better.
Wow Josh, I really feel ripped now they didn't chip or push into piles . wish I knew how to send you pictures. Thanks
Hi Josh, this is the dream for anyone to have your own bit land, even here in the greatest country in the world, just in a different hemisphere to you. And yes we in Australia have to deal with the government as well.
On the bright side you’ll have lots of firewood for your cool new fire pit/grill.
Great video today
Like your farm
me too!
Josh, if you sort & grade your rocks landscape suppliers will buy your rocks. Unless you have a need to fill in some low areas. Have a great day 😊.
rock picker is on the way! I have a guy coming to get some from me! Video coming soon!
@@StoneyRidgeFarmer Some of those big rocks would make a nice landscape rock garden area next to the outdoor kitchen pavilion. Or water feature.
Nice 👍👍👍
Good morning!
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Good morning!
Great Job My Brother... From The FREE Republic For North Carolina... Much Love..
You could probably sell those big rocks/boulders to landscapers.
I'm using most of them for landscaping here
The biggest hint that I have is that if you were more meticulous with the placement of the debris, it would be much easier to move later. You do seem to have the finesse in the operation of the excavator.
Was hear. Wooooo
consider building a rock fence ?? Ireland & Scotland and new England have fence walls built from stone from clearing land to farm
time, time and more time lol
i been thinking that cattle panels modified to form a cage and then fill with rocks may need to add more rebar to panels so hold stone smaller than large grapefruit
could use make compost containment or wood pile area
possibly even a water crossing bridge supports
there are many mechanical rock pickers ?
here in Washington State by Wenatchee orchard Farmers use to terrace the areas along the Columbia River for vineyard and orchard also to claim gound to build homes on
Just learning from the local Department of Natural Resources, is that piled-up debris helps the wildlife habitat as well, some animals use it for dens, or hiding from the massive amounts of coyotes we have in our state.
sure does....and helps foxes build dens to eat my chickens lol
Outdoors with the Morgan's, he digs on each side of the tree roots, breaking the roots and the trees push over easily.
Outdoors with the Mormons are experts. Ruby Franke, agrees.
you do understand that Mike Morgan is running a tiny little machine comparted to this...my bucket is as big as mikes machine! This thing just pushes them right over
Meanwhile in WI..48°F. Seriously between all those trees and stones, you could have all the building materials to build a gorgeous home.
hmmm....well not really but we could have a pile of firewood and some logs to mill on the sawmill. Most of these trees are not very large
Excavators are my fav
Watching the movements of the excavator in the time-lapse portions looks similar to the claymation dinosaurs in the 70s TV show, "Land of the Lost".
lol...it is pretty fun to watch isn't it!
Yeah you should buy that from United Rental you're going to need it
Saw the trunks off the tree while grappling them with bucket in air.. saw up the trees for firewood for open air kitchen.. get all the rocks up into the drive way.. use as decorative rock concrete driveway at main road entrance. You dont want to drive on the septictank after its in.. its a no drive zone.. put boulders around it . Burn the tree roots for wood ash fertilizer and put on cow fields..
you understand that we don't have a month to get this done right? There's a million things you can do, but we've got the excavator rented at nearly $1600 per day....we aint saving $30 worth of firewood ...we gotta roll with this my friend
Every day, something new on the farm!
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Hi Josh. I saw the drone view of the cleared land from a previous video and was amazed how much you cleared out. Are you still planning on getting hogs and where will you put them now? Glad you did this video. Can't wait to see the outdoor kitchen addition as well!
probably be putting hogs way on the other side of the farm in the forest....I have about 25 acres of untouched forest land
@@StoneyRidgeFarmerthe further away you put a pig pen from your home the better.
Seems like you are disturbing the soil there. You better have another perk test after it is cleared. LOL
Would help you more when up rooting trees work your bucket underneath the tree and roll your bucket upwards keeping your bucket forced against the ground for leverage
Glad no tornadoes 🌪️…. I heard NC had some.Will house have some options for safety against one?
yeppers....eventually once I get caught up financially
Switch that thing to the ISO control pattern. You can thank me later…😉
when we shut them down we pull the key, even if leaving it in key will not come out on acc , only if alway off.
Josh, if ya don't already know,, and I'm sure ya do, the bureaucracy, the government is always there to help you! I cannot tell you here what I think of the government.
why not do the perk test before clearing all that land? few holes dug in various areas would have given the drainage results needed.
we already did the perk test and the land perked where we had to remove the trees....that's why I'm clearing my brotha...we already did it and this is where I have to put my septic
Other than time on the sticks, dig around the roots some they go over much easier. If it does not want to move don't lift get closer and use the bucket to curl agent the ground to help lift and move. Keep the load as close to you as you can and not hit the machine, or anything else. When moving long trees you may need to get tracks parallel to the tree, keeping the tree as close as you can track it to where you want to go. Just be mindful of tracking 30 to 90 deg across a slope depending on how steep it is.
I have a Kubota KX 033. I am NC in the foot hills of of 40. I have puled 50 and 60 ft pines up a hill you can barely walk up. Hook a chain to it and using the boom blade and tracks inch worm it directly up the slope. It not often it is the first mistake that gets you, but the second or third one is what bites you! Watch what your doing and be safe.
Is it possible that the township and government are working to try a force people to get contracts to clear trees for the septic system.
nope...they just wanted my septic where the trees were...makes no sense to me
It would fall easier if you cut the roots first. You will still have to dig them up though.
these are all pretty small trees...they simply push right over in most cases
Exciting stuff! I fell asleep halfway through did you find The Treasure of the Sierra Madre?🤣
When walking the machine use the foot pedals instead of your hands much easier
Why didn’t you use an Aerobic system rather than the archaic leech field. Would have been a lot cheaper and shows to be a legal alternative in North Carolina. In Texas many counties only allow aerobic systems.
I havn't used anything yet my friend
Governments can be a pain in the ass at times... silly policies that don't work everywhere or even work at times 😅.. Great vid though.. stay safe 🏴
the only pain in my side on this farm is the Govt and insurance.from paying income tax, sales tax and and whatever else they can tax....to $5k in insurance to prevent someone from suing me and or in case of a fire. Without taxes and insurance my bills would be about $400 per month here on the farm.....total monthly expenditures!
So you're not disturbing the new septic field
Have yet to put in septic field
lol....I hear ya!! totally doing exactly what they said would cause the land not to perk..it's just all about control
@StoneyRidgeFarmer that's right
Good luck my man
Once upon a time your land was your land.
I thought you wanted the oak trees for the acorns for the pigs¿
acorns or septic system...I'll take septic here...acorns somewhere else
Hire Mike Morgan from Outdoors with the Morgans, he'll get it done.
yeah.....this is a little bigger project than Mike does...me and mike are buddies
Are you going to save some of that for your sawmill
not this go round.....we just had to get the trees out of here....we will cut some firewood out of the pile but no sawmill
The government isn’t forcing you to remove trees. It’s your choice to remove them or not
It is a bad idea to have trees too close to a septic tank. It’s a good idea to have a garden near a septic tank.
All I’m saying is he should have had it perc tested before he did any clearing.
He’s not only doing it for the sewer he doing it so he can see I farm from the shop
funny how folks know more about my projects than I do....I guess it's because I'm most certainly an idiot right lol
hmmm....here's one for you.....am I really gonna put in a septic system? or is all this just fake news? I did have the perk test done before we cleared buddy...but we had to clear out for the shop, power and drainage anyway. Why are you putting me down....assuming I'm an idiot? What good comes from this my friend? Assume that I'm a man with a bit of common sense...and I do things the right way most of the time buddy. No sense in putting me down for no reason other than opinion ...right?
Did you price having somebody do the work for you versus renting the machine?
I've got a bit of a hookup, tune in for part 3 and you'll understand a little more
Oh, The spoltfor the septic drain field failed the perk test. Well that's more or less to save you grief in the future.
I agree with you. It may be a hassle but it could potentially save you thousands of dollars in the future. My neighbor learned this the hard way. His system was sized for a normal 3/2 house, except his is a multi-generational family living in one residence. The he proceeded to build a "pool house" that is as large as the primary residence which was tacked on to the original septic system. The only modification made was to add to the field lines. This past week they excavated a HUGE hole and backfilled with stone to serve as the new field system. I'll bet it cost well north of $15K.
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I hope you are going to save the saw logs and fire wood logs instead of barring and burning everything
yep...sometimes we just push it down the hill and let things rot. I got several loads of firewood out of this, but it would take 1 man a year to cut through all that wood...some gets saved, some gets pushed into a gully. Here's one for ya....I can't give away firewood!! I've offered firewood to folks and they never come get it....around here it's plentiful
Were any of those trees saw log size, Josh?!
a few
Should have listened to your intro sound. Mess with my freedom I will tell you what to kiss.
Guess your firewood & lumber mill projects are on back burners. Some of these projects you've got could finance some part time help. Some of those trees you uprooted could be turned into uprights for a pole barn for your lumber mill & lumber storage area. Just a thought 🤔.
yep....can't save them all my friend....time is my most valuable commodity. We will harvest some firewood from this pile, but can't save them all
Man just getting to the Leach field clearing. Were you fighting the decision this long or just getting to the project? Seems like I saw this 6+ months ago?
remember...this aint reality tv where everything happens in 1 episode my friend....about 4 months ago I got the permit, now the weather is right for clearing projects. Remember...Rome or the farm won't be built in a day my friend
@@StoneyRidgeFarmer oh no I get it. I was just thinking maybe it was done by now!
Hey Josh ,my 2 cents again , do you think any loggers around you would buy your downed timber , unfortunately I recently I had a timber company spend 2 years with breakdowns and personal business to cut approximately 20 acres . I received a payment of approximately $5,500.00 boy do I feel ripped. God bless old buddy.
not enough timber there to harvest ....rememeber they have to come set up with a chipper and about a million bucks worth of equipment...there's about 1/2 days work here and would take them 3 days to set up
i don`t think it is right they make u change your septic system after they already ok the original plans
govermrnt is crooked sometimes
”sometimes”?
they made me take out the trees and rejected my site ...really seems silly
This makes no sense to me. They won't allow the dirt to perk cause you"disturbed" it but tell you the woods is fine you need to remove the trees cause that spot will perk??? 🤷🏻♂️ Knowing when you remove the trees and tumps and root rake that spot your going to be "disturbing" the dirt in that area??🤷🏻♂️🤷🏻♂️ This makes no sense!!?? If tell you to dig me a 6-8ft deep hole to prove that your "disturbed" are in the chosen spot was only surface disturbance and we're not sitting on 15ft of fill and loose material, and that your spot is virgin undisturbed dirt under the surface and then allow you to put your tank/field where you initially wanted.
Like Rodney "Hey I don't get no respect."
Sorry man sometimes building inspectors are named Dick.
If you take the trees down, aren't you disturbing?That area Also over there
yep...it's too late now...they said we can put the septic here...and that's where it's going lol
It's all about power/control/money, not about serving as was the original intent. Y'all know what I mean...
I’m wondering if you coulda hired a logging company, they woulda took all the “good” trees down and paid you for them?
not enough trees here....remember a logging company has to set up the operation, bring in millions of $$$$ worth of equipment for something that would take them 1 day to cut...not worth it...most of these trees would just be chipped up
You really didn't think that anyone from the government would have any common sense did you.
Some time you have to take trees out I don't like to but it is part of life and death
What's a rock picker? Too bad you can't save the rocks for around your flow thru dock! Lake shore owners pay big bucks to do that. Forget a chainsaw holy Jesus! Back to rip rap! The previous neighbor, before this one, snow plowed an 'ICE ROAD TRUCKER' and trucked the huge rocks over ice in a COLD winter. Always thought that was pretty smart.
Obeyers just stop.There everywhere.Do not comply I thought this is your land no?
do not comply and get fined!
@@StoneyRidgeFarmer and don’t pay I’d fight till the end when does it end you obey they hit you with more things to put you down so…. Keep on listening and you’ll be living in the city with the rest of the obeyers I don’t mean this to be a ass but it’s gotta end with you on top cuz the other way is down.
my man....here's what I did....I could hire and engineer and fight this...spend countless hours and about $5k....or I could take what I've been told is acceptable, invest $5k into my land....increase my home's value and better my property without spinning my wheels in a fight with the gov't over 30 feet of septic line. Choose your battles my friend....this way I win....the land is more beautiful and we're both satisfied. It's not "compliance" .....it's simply a battle better fought in a different way. Stand up and waste time and money or stand up and improve my property value by 10 times as much as the engineer hire and the fight. Sometimes the best battles are won without someone knowing you beat them my brother. You can fight to the end...but in the end what are ya gonna get? In this case a septic system 30 feet from where they said it was ok?
Why didn't you save some of the trees for milling or fire wood. Was it to time consuming to cut them down and saw into lengths. Or is it give a kid a toy and we have to what it will do and you do have a big sand box, I really don't care because at the end of the day you're the farmer and you have to learn how to operate all types of equipment to run the farm
time....time and more time my friend. Milling lumber and storing lumber is quite the chore. I have piles of firewood and lumber all over the farm with nowhere to store them....in the interest of time we cleared these trees...most of which were too small to put on the mill
Ugh i hate DEF it's so annoying
I had a similar issue. I had the state come out and plot area for septic on my 2 bedroom barndominium. When I went to complete the building permit, the county said my office was considered a BEDROOM! They made me get another septic permit! Another $500. I had to move where the field lines were going and add over 170' of lines! Ugh! They also said I must not disturb the land! Good Luck Josh! th-cam.com/video/LNSP_BgSh4Y/w-d-xo.html
that's why I oversized mine to keep from hearing a bunch of mess!
Looks like you took down a bunch of trees the government didn't make you remove as well 🤨
yep...more on this in part 3. I went ahead and cleared more pastureland
So you basically wasted time and fuel clearing trees close to your shop for the Government to say it wasn't good enough 😔 wow not cool Government i feel bad for you Josh they should've have told you where to put it if they were going to be so picky
yep..there's much more to the story than this! But just took the lemon and made lemonade!
Newsflash! Before it was tobacco farmland it was a forest. Also, if you're tearing the trees down just for the view then why do you live there in the first place? Move to the desert like in Arizona if you want uninterrupted views of the mountains.
newsflash huh? I'm not sure you understand the definition of freedom.....when they're my trees...then I can do what I want with them my friend. I'm not so sure why you're putting me down for building new pasture and a future roadway....should I just stop mowing my yard too? Let it all grow back up.....what's the point you're trying to make? Don't maintain my property? I'm confused, what do you mean by "newsflash" ....this aint the news....it's my home. Please explain? Oh...and please tell me whether you live in a subdivision, apartment or in the city urban area...so I can better understand where you're coming from
Hey Josh.. love all your content!! I recommend you save all your big bolder rocks 🪨. Power wash them and place them on pallets since you got the excavator there. You spend so much money on your beautiful farm and at least you can get a good amount of money out of them. I’m in the construction industry and they go for a fortune. Check it out in landscaping industry and retaining wall insulation. I am just sending you all the best wishes! God bless you!!