@@partyshoes2917 if you like walking barefoot, get barefoot shoes. they're about as good as going barefoot but without the risk of getting pricked. they also last a lot longer than normal shoes, since the padding is what most shoes fail at first.
Nice looking construction! Altho, I would have cut the first half sheet off and used the cut half on the opposite side! Save cuts and one sheet of flooring!
The only thing I'd have done differently would have been used construction adhesive on the floor joists before laying the floor. It's a pain (and messy) when you're by yourself though. Looking great!!
As I was watching this, it hit me how much effort you go through to get different camera angles (assuming you are shooting this by yourself). Well done sir!!
Might i suggest some ArmorSeal for those cut ends, both the joists and the plywood. I have used the same 1gal can for dozens of exterior side projects like decks. A little goes a long way to preserve wood cut ends. Great video showing a lot of care and attention to detail as usual
I literally lol'd. I care about the safety of my feet entirely too much to go barefoot around my job sites. There is no way in hell. I could never be a Cody Lunden. (I think that's the barefoot guy from dual survival)
Classic wranglerstar 🙂 had me rolling when you chucked the sawhorses 😂 I built a platform this morning too, started a small coop for some roosters. ( bachelor pad) Blessings and prayers too you and your family
As a person who walked barefoot in africa all my life and now in the uk were im limited to do so cody it brings me joy to watch you work welcome to my tribe
Move to America and buy some land!!! We still have many areas where you can, and it is comparatively cheap. In the southeastern part of the country, winter is almost nonexistent. But we have high humidity.
After he did that I looked back in the video, they were all messed up from the beginning (0'44"). I have a sneaking suspicion that he overloaded them off camera, and then staged and threw that plywood on while shooting to make some sort of point. He was using them during his last video without complaint.
Thank you Cody and thanks to your beautiful family!!!I am a homemaker and much invested thought is required to fulfill the role. Your channel has always spurred me on as a Christian woman first, wife second, and finally mother to 10. Blessing to you and yours!! God bless ya!! 🙏
But it is just him. I guarantee he has everything in its rightful place and knows where every screw and nail is. We have seen he does the right thing and cleans as he goes. As such, it shouldn't be an issue.
All this talk about being a manly man while everything works for overly sensitive skin😅 This channel is a riot. Obviously he's pretty safe here but he's barefoot to make a hilarious statement
From PROHO to PROHO: My Granddad taught me to always fold the the too long sleeves inwards not outwards. So the sawdust is not collecting in the folds… keep up the well appreciated content
Hi Cody , everything is looking great so far. I have one question. Why have you not supported the center of the platform anywhere ? Over time the center will begin to sag , even though you've used 2x12's for the frame. I'm really looking forward to seeing the finished product.
damn, I bought those saw horses cause I saw you use them once. Good to know I should expect them to disintegrate. Harbor freight plastic ones going strong holding up my scrap pile for years now. LOL
Amazing work. And if my count is correct then this video has something like 84 different camera angles, I really appreciate all the effort you put in. Keep it up.
You have such a beautiful location with that running water. Must be a joy. You crack me up with the bare feet work boots! Love these kind of videos Cody. Well done!
I read a comment once that stated "Cody is like the 20yr older brother that got to grow up with dad and we are the come of age little brother being taught by him". I gotta say it kinda fits. Especially when he talks to us like its one on one.
September 9th..2023…we are witnessing the West Coast Man redeem himself after his last Labor-Day melt down. Barefoot man, knows where he lives man…is getting things done. Ladies and Gentlemen🫵🏻; hit that like button 👍🏻
i hope you know you're an inspiration to alot of young men, im not that young myself yet ive learned a few tricks from you, anyway love you content man keep it up... awesome advice...
If I have a pile of plywood that I want a very straight top cut or rip, I just put a 2x4 under the piece I want to cut and use clamps to secure a factory edge to it as a rip guide. You don't have to deal with all that lifting it on a sawhorse. The time spent is about the same. A worm drive is great because the blade stays in place and does not wander like a circular saw
I agree with what you said earlier on a video. It does a man good to do something manual labor to stay active. I work an office job and recently got into woodworking and build a 6'x12' firewood crib and it feels amazing to be active again. Little bit on the weekends, and as weather allowed after work. Slow and steady is better than stagnant and doing nothing. I was shocked you dont have an impact driver at all
I love the breaks in actions when something breaks or malfunctions. It's just as important to show that as it is the actual building process. Not everything is as perfect as other home improvement channels would like to present things.
I can’t imagine doing construction barefoot! There’s nothing “Professional” about clearly working unsafe! Next we will see a video about driving at night without headlights is real freedom. There are clear health benefits, and no tyrannical government should force people to use their headlights against their will.
Great work Cody! Love this build series. Its going to be an awesome place once finished! The sound of the river near by will sooth you if you chose to sleep in the wall tent.
I have a new 10 x 12 canvas tent with a stove jack and I'm going to be building a platform for it also pretty soon on my property just to get away from everything. I've been looking at a lot of tent stoves lately.
This grounding thing doesn't quite work so easily in South Dakota nor in Florida, unfortunately, we have sand spurs here, basically leggos with long spkies that grow in the yards. Only way to ground is to find a spur free spot and sit barefooted.
Ear protectors but no boots or gloves, then your material is half rotted to begin with. Is this a simulation of what handi-men can do when they're homeless? Note: they might have to rent the power tools.
We have the Fulton folding saw horses that you just replace the 2x4 tops on when they’re worn and have been cut on too much. They’re tough, compact, and made in USA.
I think you may want to either predrill the screws holding the sheets down, or back the screw off to let the board settle onto the bearers before resinking the fixings, you can see multiple times the board is lifted off the bearers by the pitch of the thread
I’m in Canada and really enjoy your videos, commentaries and projects you do. Great work!! Is there any fish in that creek of yours? Thank for all your efforts!
I'm on board with going bare foot. However on the job site with heavy materials and equipment. I would have to consider some risk management. Be ashame if you broke a toe or foot and have to be laid up. Unnecessary down time could be avoided.
Stupid question ahead....... It seems to me that structures in the woods are going to be in a constant battle with moisture. Would it be stupid or wise to spray flooring and the underneath studs (and wall studs) with a deck stain? Deck stain lasts a couple years being exposed and walked on, I'm guessing it would last 10 years if it was on the under side. I'm just wondering if giving the structure a 10 year head start on rot would be a good thing. BUT, I'm also thinking this could trap moisture and make my shed (cabin) rot faster. So I don't know, who knows?
Can anyone tell me what jean shirt he is wearing.... is that a levi wrangler?,.. its my birthday and i wanna go buy one right now.. 1pm on west coast right now.... asap info would be nice.
Muth be nithe to have a skid steer to move those heavy 1" T&G plywood sheets around. Very nice work...it's hard to do that kind of job alone and also have to set up the camera angles....nice production.
Slams heavy lumber down ontop of heavy lumber..... "These things aren't tough at all, you need these 30 year old sawhorses, they're much better" Proceeds to gently place the lumber on the "better" sawhorses.
Wondering if you would make a video on essentials that you would keep in a small car if you were traveling. I tend to be over stocked and have everything from a torque wrench, first aid kit, socket set, and everything in between.
I too, was a Boy Scout and remember the motto , be prepared. Sometimes one is non-and two is one as long as your vehicle can handle the weight and you have the room in your vehicle and know how to access your supplies. I see no problem in bringing too much stuff Lately I am checking into the decked a storage box to fit in the back of my truck to go underneath my cross toolbox and my knack box to make it easier to access small parts and supplies. I forgot the 12 ton jacks, the last two trips, and I would’ve been way better than the screw jack, we needed to use
I've got that same circular saw. Do you find that the dust port shoots right into your face when you need to lay your peepers on the blade to make a cut?
I kept thinking you should at least install a center support block. But there you are walking on the completed platform and it's not flexing at all. Looks great.
I was blessed to have a father who showed me a lot of the same things you make videos on. I cherish the guidance and wisdom he shared with me. It makes me happy seeing these comments saying you are showing people things that they wish they had been shown by their fathers. Makes me so grateful. I appreciate what you are doing.
Pretty silly to do construction work barefoot, but most people learn after smashing their foot or stepping onto a nail or sharp piece of metal. But to each their own. Cool project as usual. Love the channel! Have enjoyed your content for years. Thank you!
I have not watched your channel in a while. Got busy with life and had to get away from TH-cam for a while. I miss the shots of Shasta. I was under the impression that you had moved and I was curious why and to where? Maybe it was to get away from the fan boys. I remember the first video I saw that you did years ago when your boy was very young and you were putting a sliding glass door in or doing something on the house you had back door keep it going as you are an inspiration to all of us who work with our hands, I to do enjoy putting up TH-cam videos myself.
Beloved: I'm just over the New Mexico border into southern Colorado. After 10 years near Albuquerque, I'm finally back to working outside BAREFOOT. No Goat heads.
Should got Bora speed horses. I have them and absolutely love them. Use them every single day. Going 5 years and just as solid as the day I bought them
Looks nice. Unless you never get earthquakes up there I suggest at least one, pref. two, 2x4 stakes at each corner at least 2 feet into the ground. Just tossing that sheet of ply onto the deck nearly sent it all off its footings.
I have spent all summer tops off no shoes in the sun building a cabin here in Scotland and nothing beats the sun on your body and your feet in the grass.
I enjoy your videos but I would need to wear boots doing this. I would have dropped plywood and it's cutoffs and broken every one of my toes because I'm just that clumsy. I'm sorta like the old Mr Magoo from the old cartoons 😂
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Boy, the work is hard enough without having to worry about setting up 50 different camera angles as you go so we can see what you’re doing. Great job.
also worrying about pricking your feet
he not wearing shoes
Right!!?
@@JessicaFEREMyup I used to go barefoot outside until I stepped on glass hidden in my lawn a few years
@@partyshoes2917 if you like walking barefoot, get barefoot shoes. they're about as good as going barefoot but without the risk of getting pricked. they also last a lot longer than normal shoes, since the padding is what most shoes fail at first.
also called water shoes, water shoes are much cheaper. just make sure it's foot shaped and not shoe shaped. "wide toebox" is the keyword there.
Most peaceful 10-minutes of my day.
Things are coming together nicely! It looks great, Cody!
This guy rocks
Rides too !😊
Nice looking construction! Altho, I would have cut the first half sheet off and used the cut half on the opposite side! Save cuts and one sheet of flooring!
The only thing I'd have done differently would have been used construction adhesive on the floor joists before laying the floor. It's a pain (and messy) when you're by yourself though. Looking great!!
And wore shoes..
As I was watching this, it hit me how much effort you go through to get different camera angles (assuming you are shooting this by yourself). Well done sir!!
I do everything by myself, this video had 84 different shots,
@@wranglerstar
I do everything myself.
I even occasionally cook myself...
@@largemarge1603Bob...? Bob is that you..??
@@wranglerstarwow, as someone who does quite a bit of editing, that’s super impressive dude!
I love plywood… not only is it awkward to carry by yourself it is also an amazing sail on a windy day
Might i suggest some ArmorSeal for those cut ends, both the joists and the plywood. I have used the same 1gal can for dozens of exterior side projects like decks. A little goes a long way to preserve wood cut ends.
Great video showing a lot of care and attention to detail as usual
Remember kids, always wear ear protection while working barefoot with power tools.
Toes can and will heal. Your hearing does not. The soul doesn't heal unless properly grounded to the earth.
It's better to sleep barefoot with caluses than with tinnitus
Stupidity is still simply being stupid👍
I literally lol'd. I care about the safety of my feet entirely too much to go barefoot around my job sites. There is no way in hell. I could never be a Cody Lunden. (I think that's the barefoot guy from dual survival)
Day always gets better when i see a wranglerstar upload 😊
real
Why. Dude a phony
Classic wranglerstar 🙂 had me rolling when you chucked the sawhorses 😂 I built a platform this morning too, started a small coop for some roosters. ( bachelor pad)
Blessings and prayers too you and your family
As a person who walked barefoot in africa all my life and now in the uk were im limited to do so cody it brings me joy to watch you work welcome to my tribe
Move to America and buy some land!!! We still have many areas where you can, and it is comparatively cheap. In the southeastern part of the country, winter is almost nonexistent. But we have high humidity.
"Buy trojan sawhorse" proceeds to lay timber down as light as possible 😂😂
After he did that I looked back in the video, they were all messed up from the beginning (0'44"). I have a sneaking suspicion that he overloaded them off camera, and then staged and threw that plywood on while shooting to make some sort of point. He was using them during his last video without complaint.
I know it isn't the topic of this video, but I wanted to thank you for inspiring me to join wild land firefighting here in Oregon.
That is awesome!
he was never a firefighter
He says he was multiple times i saw him on the registry 😊@@puppysuprise
Thank you Cody and thanks to your beautiful family!!!I am a homemaker and much invested thought is required to fulfill the role. Your channel has always spurred me on as a Christian woman first, wife second, and finally mother to 10. Blessing to you and yours!! God bless ya!! 🙏
God bless you, and may you be honored! Your quiver is full! That is absolutely glorious. We believe in receiving the children God gives to us.
When he threw the wood on the saw horse I called it mid-air. "TIMBERRRR!"
Looks solid.
Seeing that murky water after the weir has me missing the cold water dips.
I am on board with the bare feet when walking around doing training, etc. But you’re building stuff. Safety boots were created for a reason.
But it is just him. I guarantee he has everything in its rightful place and knows where every screw and nail is. We have seen he does the right thing and cleans as he goes. As such, it shouldn't be an issue.
All this talk about being a manly man while everything works for overly sensitive skin😅 This channel is a riot. Obviously he's pretty safe here but he's barefoot to make a hilarious statement
@@eriklambert3809 because safety boots were invented because OTHER people can't work, of course.
From PROHO to PROHO: My Granddad taught me to always fold the the too long sleeves inwards not outwards. So the sawdust is not collecting in the folds… keep up the well appreciated content
Hi Cody , everything is looking great so far. I have one question. Why have you not supported the center of the platform anywhere ? Over time the center will begin to sag , even though you've used 2x12's for the frame. I'm really looking forward to seeing the finished product.
Pro homeowner not pro builder.
damn, I bought those saw horses cause I saw you use them once. Good to know I should expect them to disintegrate. Harbor freight plastic ones going strong holding up my scrap pile for years now. LOL
Grampa's hunting camp had a skid steer? Seriously?
Amazing work. And if my count is correct then this video has something like 84 different camera angles, I really appreciate all the effort you put in. Keep it up.
You have such a beautiful location with that running water. Must be a joy. You crack me up with the bare feet work boots! Love these kind of videos Cody. Well done!
I read a comment once that stated "Cody is like the 20yr older brother that got to grow up with dad and we are the come of age little brother being taught by him". I gotta say it kinda fits. Especially when he talks to us like its one on one.
For a second I thought he missed that cut by a couple inches, then the lightbulb went off. What a good way to avoid peeling on the finished edge
It’s coming along very well. I would of used floor adhesive on those subfloor.
September 9th..2023…we are witnessing the West Coast Man redeem himself after his last Labor-Day melt down. Barefoot man, knows where he lives man…is getting things done. Ladies and Gentlemen🫵🏻; hit that like button 👍🏻
i hope you know you're an inspiration to alot of young men, im not that young myself yet ive learned a few tricks from you, anyway love you content man keep it up... awesome advice...
He had us in the first half ngl
If I have a pile of plywood that I want a very straight top cut or rip, I just put a 2x4 under the piece I want to cut and use clamps to secure a factory edge to it as a rip guide. You don't have to deal with all that lifting it on a sawhorse. The time spent is about the same. A worm drive is great because the blade stays in place and does not wander like a circular saw
I agree with what you said earlier on a video. It does a man good to do something manual labor to stay active. I work an office job and recently got into woodworking and build a 6'x12' firewood crib and it feels amazing to be active again. Little bit on the weekends, and as weather allowed after work. Slow and steady is better than stagnant and doing nothing. I was shocked you dont have an impact driver at all
I love the breaks in actions when something breaks or malfunctions. It's just as important to show that as it is the actual building process. Not everything is as perfect as other home improvement channels would like to present things.
Has anyone else noticed that cody sounds like a lisping queen after he did that reaction video or is it just me?
damn with that title I was expecting a manifesto 😅
I can’t imagine doing construction barefoot! There’s nothing “Professional” about clearly working unsafe!
Next we will see a video about driving at night without headlights is real freedom. There are clear health benefits, and no tyrannical government should force people to use their headlights against their will.
I could see the only time grounding being an issue is with the possibility of splinters in the feet, the polynesian hairdo is looking great BTW!!!
❤LOVE-IT!!
BAREFOOT & STAGGERED JOINTS!
Now I think I See Water! Time for a Swim👍GREAT JOB☕️
Great work Cody! Love this build series.
Its going to be an awesome place once finished! The sound of the river near by will sooth you if you chose to sleep in the wall tent.
I have a new 10 x 12 canvas tent with a stove jack and I'm going to be building a platform for it also pretty soon on my property just to get away from everything. I've been looking at a lot of tent stoves lately.
This is coming together nicely. What a lovely spot it will be to just relax or spend time by the beautiful trees and river.
This grounding thing doesn't quite work so easily in South Dakota nor in Florida, unfortunately, we have sand spurs here, basically leggos with long spkies that grow in the yards. Only way to ground is to find a spur free spot and sit barefooted.
Doing a great job!!! Can you give us a general cost analysis for the basics when you're done?
And i thought working alone with 3/4 sheet goods was a tough job. Great work Cody!
Ear protectors but no boots or gloves, then your material is half rotted to begin with. Is this a simulation of what handi-men can do when they're homeless? Note: they might have to rent the power tools.
“Professional Homeowner” huh? Interesting title. Not sure how or where that’s a fitting title.
1 inch plywood... there's nothing more pro than that. Man, that 6' 4" arm reach comes in handy!
We have the Fulton folding saw horses that you just replace the 2x4 tops on when they’re worn and have been cut on too much. They’re tough, compact, and made in USA.
I think you may want to either predrill the screws holding the sheets down, or back the screw off to let the board settle onto the bearers before resinking the fixings, you can see multiple times the board is lifted off the bearers by the pitch of the thread
Great content dont mean to be a 'back seat carpenter"
If I was there with you, I would of held that plywood as you cut. Nice accomplishment!
Should have put liquid nails on the joists before affixing the ply. Won’t creak when walking on it in a few years.
Dang! I think you could get away with 48” between joists with that stuff! Beautiful work, sir!
Where the heck is his SHOES????
Gloves too?
LOL JK
Fun video.
I’m in Canada and really enjoy your videos, commentaries and projects you do. Great work!! Is there any fish in that creek of yours? Thank for all your efforts!
This east coast man could have lifted 2 of those at once ... 😂
The few, and very few times I will work on the ground is cutting up 4x8's. Muscling them up on to saw horses is not for me.
That "temporary" platform looks more permanent than most houses i see built these days.
I'm on board with going bare foot. However on the job site with heavy materials and equipment. I would have to consider some risk management. Be ashame if you broke a toe or foot and have to be laid up. Unnecessary down time could be avoided.
Super curious how much those 1inch cost. In my area 3/4 is like $28 for osb tng
Now THAT'S a rake!
Stupid question ahead.......
It seems to me that structures in the woods are going to be in a constant battle with moisture. Would it be stupid or wise to spray flooring and the underneath studs (and wall studs) with a deck stain?
Deck stain lasts a couple years being exposed and walked on, I'm guessing it would last 10 years if it was on the under side.
I'm just wondering if giving the structure a 10 year head start on rot would be a good thing.
BUT, I'm also thinking this could trap moisture and make my shed (cabin) rot faster.
So I don't know, who knows?
Haha!! Totally agree about the toughbuilt sawhorses!
Can anyone tell me what jean shirt he is wearing.... is that a levi wrangler?,.. its my birthday and i wanna go buy one right now.. 1pm on west coast right now.... asap info would be nice.
My last set of horses were tough built, but the basic c550 not the 700, held up much better.
How the US forest service makes the title accurate but also enticing
Muth be nithe to have a skid steer to move those heavy 1" T&G plywood sheets around. Very nice work...it's hard to do that kind of job alone and also have to set up the camera angles....nice production.
Cool project!
Is it worth sheathing the bottom and insulating it so critters also can’t get in?
Bedrock Carins, are a barefoot sandal you should try. Vibram sole, made in USA, extremely comfortable. I use them as my running shoes.
Slams heavy lumber down ontop of heavy lumber.....
"These things aren't tough at all, you need these 30 year old sawhorses, they're much better"
Proceeds to gently place the lumber on the "better" sawhorses.
Quicl tip with T&G plywood. Start with the tongue overhanging so with the next row you can hit the flat groove side. Reduces smashing the tongue.
Wondering if you would make a video on essentials that you would keep in a small car if you were traveling. I tend to be over stocked and have everything from a torque wrench, first aid kit, socket set, and everything in between.
I too, was a Boy Scout and remember the motto , be prepared. Sometimes one is non-and two is one as long as your vehicle can handle the weight and you have the room in your vehicle and know how to access your supplies. I see no problem in bringing too much stuff Lately I am checking into the decked a storage box to fit in the back of my truck to go underneath my cross toolbox and my knack box to make it easier to access small parts and supplies. I forgot the 12 ton jacks, the last two trips, and I would’ve been way better than the screw jack, we needed to use
I've got that same circular saw. Do you find that the dust port shoots right into your face when you need to lay your peepers on the blade to make a cut?
I guess I missed the part about why he’s always barefoot…
For more views and comments. Probably trying to attract foot fetish freaks
Good for you Cody, your living life the way it’s supposed to be lived.
Trojans for the hard working man! That was great. Funny lol!
Another top-notch pro video good work, sir. made me relaxed watching it 😅.
I kept thinking you should at least install a center support block. But there you are walking on the completed platform and it's not flexing at all. Looks great.
I had a quick reel chalk box. It messed with my brain one to many times. Needless to say. It's first flying lesson didn't go so well.
Thanks for another great longer video! You camera work is getting more dynamic all the time keep up the great work 👍
That plywood looks like it’s been floating around in the ocean for a year or so.
Very nice work, I might have too build one some day.
I was blessed to have a father who showed me a lot of the same things you make videos on. I cherish the guidance and wisdom he shared with me. It makes me happy seeing these comments saying you are showing people things that they wish they had been shown by their fathers. Makes me so grateful. I appreciate what you are doing.
But do Trojan Sawhorses come with a secret surprise hidden inside?!?
Pretty silly to do construction work barefoot, but most people learn after smashing their foot or stepping onto a nail or sharp piece of metal. But to each their own. Cool project as usual. Love the channel! Have enjoyed your content for years. Thank you!
Pretty silly to destroy your health wearing foot binding shoes,
@@wranglerstar 😆
He role plays. He'll be a horse ferrier next week then an Indian after that
Wars have been fought in flip flops and I’m willing to bet his feet are tougher than a 16 penny 😎
My people, 🪶
Saw dust collector on the bottom of ur pants lol great vid. We need more men that are not soft. The work force is getting weak
One other thing - is that a worm drive cordless Dewalt? 20V? Have you reviewed it? Would love to hear your thoughts.
Really loving these longer videos Cody! It’s great to have them back ❤
bindin up that saw & not perpendicular end plywoods.
nice work twinkle toes
wonder if that river ever over flows it's banks
that would make a perfect studio for me and my messy art work
sigh
I have not watched your channel in a while. Got busy with life and had to get away from TH-cam for a while. I miss the shots of Shasta. I was under the impression that you had moved and I was curious why and to where? Maybe it was to get away from the fan boys. I remember the first video I saw that you did years ago when your boy was very young and you were putting a sliding glass door in or doing something on the house you had back door keep it going as you are an inspiration to all of us who work with our hands, I to do enjoy putting up TH-cam videos myself.
Beloved: I'm just over the New Mexico border into southern Colorado. After 10 years near Albuquerque, I'm finally back to working outside BAREFOOT. No Goat heads.
We did a deck like this and then a 100 year flood swept it away.
Should got Bora speed horses. I have them and absolutely love them. Use them every single day. Going 5 years and just as solid as the day I bought them
Looks nice. Unless you never get earthquakes up there I suggest at least one, pref. two, 2x4 stakes at each corner at least 2 feet into the ground. Just tossing that sheet of ply onto the deck nearly sent it all off its footings.
So jealous, would love to be outside cutting and building!
I have spent all summer tops off no shoes in the sun building a cabin here in Scotland and nothing beats the sun on your body and your feet in the grass.
After all these years watching your channel, I finally pick up a bottle of ballistol. The smell is amazing
I enjoy your videos but I would need to wear boots doing this. I would have dropped plywood and it's cutoffs and broken every one of my toes because I'm just that clumsy. I'm sorta like the old Mr Magoo from the old cartoons 😂
Looks great Brother! You work as I do: ALONE!
Hills that is! Swimming pools movie stars!
The branding is "Wranglerstar".... the message is Jesus Christ. 👍 Proceed with much gusto Cody..........