Forestry Mulcher day 1: Turning Brush into pasture
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- Brush has taken over the farm. I clear land to rebuild the pasture but find a sink hole which sucks the ASV in. This is trouble. The weight of the head keeps pulling the machine in.
The ASV 75 is a beast! I haven't run one with a mulcher head but definitely on my list. How did it do on fuel? If you can get ahold of some knives for that loftness you would be surprised how much faster it will eat material.
You guys have such cool videos! Thanks for the visit. We put on carbide teeth because we are going to be mulching up my cabin, doors, windows, sink and all.
Thanks we are trying. Definitely looking forward to that video.
@@UpstateBrushControl i have a 2020asv75 i run a prinoth 450s-1900 and this thing eats.
I almost thought this was "Upstate Brush Control" channel. Lol
Thanks John for commenting here. Maybe you guys could do a collaboration video?
I run them in my business best thing I ever got. Other than the stump Grindr .they keep coming up with so much useful stuff for us. I run my all year round I used to use a wood chipper did away with that I am interested in the mulcher. Now I get alot more jobs for it.glad to see you enjoyed it. Keep up the good work.god bless
Might want to borrow that mulcher again after the snow melts to get rid of the little stumps left because of the snow. Plus if you do get stuck you can then get a machine down there to help winch you out.
I still need to go through the site and do more clean-up
@@Dirtmonkey I didn’t think it would meet your standards, am sure it was just a brush cutting measure to make spring clean up easier
Great video! Mulching heads definitely take some getting used to. Personally, hawthorn trees tend to plug up my CAT mulcher like what was happening to you guys. Keep up the good work!
Thanks for the tips!
You are sitting above grade whatever the snowpack is. And you might want to just turn over some of that stuff with a plow because most of that will grow right back within a month. Again great show
Hopefully the cows will keep it down before it can grow back.
Very satisfying watching this thing chew up the crap brush
Awesome. Glad you enjoyed it.
What I learned from other channels: steady wins the race. Let the flail do its work and follow it, instead of smashing it forward at the speed you want to drive. Plus they go back and forth, back and forth and work in straight lines.
Hi I woch your videos everyday tell the team I said hi and I woch thor videos everyday I love you guys I love the video
John! you are awesome my man! the team says Hi and so do I! thanks for always tuning in.
No problem
If you like this stuff and think you want to give it a go, search for Cat 299 burning .. there should be a few mulchers in flames out there somewhere. Carry a few fire extinguishers (Halon) and keep her cleaned and blown out and pray for no hydro leaks and that you can lower the mulcher and escape when the time comes. Counterweights on this machine to keep the nose down and help it not get stuck so easily and to lessen wear on the undercarriage components. And teeth not carbides on a mulcher are the trick to getting a lot more work done, and a lot cleaner finish.
You can definitely make money with a forester head. I had 20 acres in Oklahoma, had a company come in to clear the underbrush. Cost me $8,000.
how long did it take them to clear it?
@@Dirtmonkey about a week probably, with a 870 or 299 or 120. Check out Cimaf with teeth, that's the real deal, especially if they're no rocks. High, high maintenance costs.. very high.
Nice work Stanley, my northern brother ...... keep lubing it, if you want to keep it!!
3:00 the asv honesty looks cool with the cage
I like it! but without the cage its equally awesome!
@@Dirtmonkey ya
Mulcher head belongs in a Hollywood movie.
I love seeing Lucy! I have a dog that looks the same, but less hound named Lucy too!
Great video as always here in ireland we would have the mulcher on the back of a 200hp tractor we use valtra tractors there swedish but u can get them rear wheel steer for these jobs
It's looking better .
Rough job, really surprised the 75 seemed to do the job...
GROWN UP BOYS!!!!!! HOW AWESOME
Was gonna recommend Upstate Brush Control, and they are already here! ❤️🇺🇸
Wish I had this job!
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My Grandad was always close to me, we would do literally anything together, from playing chess to landscaping. The past few years have been quite tough, he was diagnosed with dementia. Things are the same anymore, so I come here to watch Stanley, reminds me of the good times I had with my Grandad. Thanks, Mate :)
Your always welcome here my friend! Glad to have you with.👊 Have an awesome weekend.
Man I'm right there with you. my grandparents have been in assisted living and since cov we haven't been able to go see them. I was set to go see my grandmother when her organs started failing almost 3 weeks ago Well hospice gave her cov and they stopped visitors. We buried her yesterday. My grandfather looked like a broken man they were married over 75 years. It pisses me off her last year here I couldn't even spend time with her. I know my grandfather won't be far behind. Cherish your time brother.
god bless you! ill say a prayer , my old man getting to that age to , just gotta take it a day at a time :D
Loosing a grandparent like that is as tough as it gets and not fair. Im sorry
He hasn't passed away thankfully, just isn't the "Full Shell" as they would say, makes me cry to see him like this. It was only a few years ago where he would teach me maths, do basically anything with me, wish I had made the most of those times. Sad to see him slowly go like this. This is probably one of the biggest lessons for me that I will ever learn, don't understand why it happened to him out of all people. Love him lots :(
I saw the face plant.. yep Stan is at it again!
Very cool 😎 👍
Hope you enjoyed tonights video.
Your right if you get a Asv stuck its STUCK
This machine floats better than anything I have ran and I have never gotten it stuck. im actually kind of scared to get it stuck. I don't know how I would get it unstuck.
@@Dirtmonkey right because ur bobcat wouldn't stand a chance lol it would have to be elbow grease and or another asv
New toy time 👍
Yes- but I have to give it back. I'd like to own one someday.
Sweet.
Did the skid steer almost die, or was the hi-flow pump just not able to keep up?
Wait till you hit the rocky area's stan,, whoa!!!
I think ya need to have it leaned back more when mulching backwards so it’s not throwing it back at you more under you in my experience
My mustang skid steer came with level 2 fops as standard equipment.
Nice! bonus for sure.
@@Dirtmonkey I wouldn’t have known what that meant except for having seen your videos 😂
very cool
Are you going to run a brush hog over everything after mulching it with this or clean it up later?
yep- either brush hog it off to get it super clean or let the cows keep it down.
@@Dirtmonkey That machine is a “Mulcher”. You would never in a million years be able to improve on a properly done job with a “Brush Hog”.
I wonder how brush hog it first then mulch it up would work out.
@@karuza82 No, Never. You just need to see an experienced guy run one of these. Not ripping on Stan, but they are playing in the minors still.
Your right but I don't own the head and it has to go back. Im guessing It won't be available to do the final cut down so i thought a brush hog could finish it off. I have access to those easier than a forestry head.
Cool
Hello, How the day. Today we got bubbly Lime.
Doing Great! drinking my Homemade protein shake tonight. have a great weekend bud!
@@Dirtmonkey You have a great weekend too.
Horizontal disk type heads are much better than the cylinder type heads
Seems like the ASV needs more rear weight
agreed. That head was heavy. the machine was little light in the rear end for it. But other than that it handled it well I thought.
Add some of those plates like the lawn mower plow rig ;)
need to watch up state brush control
I have seen them- those guys know their stuff.
Are you guys based in MN?
yep
#Beastmode!!
I wonder how this would compare to putting 50 goats in the pasture? Goats don't get stuck in the mud. And if you break the goat you can always eat it. LOL
the Diamond forestry disc mulcher would do this job better and much faster than that drum
should make a nice shooting range.
This one is going to be pasture- on Monday we cut in the shooting lanes.
You have turf tracks! Would be better obviously with some real tracks lol
That's the way I would do it, just like a mower.
Ive heard starting at the top is also a good way to do it but Im no pro.
@@Dirtmonkey if you start from the top, never tilt the head too far forward, otherwise you might have plenty of stuff being thrown at the cab... and not just there... running it like a mower does make two things tho, first of all lay down all stuff you want to mulch and then make the machine more stable because the heavy attachment is closer to the ground
and don't hurry when driving forwards and backwards... you just overload the mulcher and it gets slowed down too much until it stalls out
the way I have seen several mulcher operators do their clearing was loader arm down and then tilt the head all the way back so the rotor is a few inches off the ground... slowly drive forward to knock down all the vegetation (and on larger trees and brushes push them forward while mulching by tilting the head forward)
and once you got a part knocked down, tilt down far enough to still not hit the ground and drive back slow enough to knock down all the sticks in the ground standing upright, then on the last pass forward get the head actually touch the ground a bit and drive forwards and backwards slowly in the "third pass" to actually "mulch" (and there still don't rush it but take it steady but slowly enough)
getting stuck on whole , you now know why commercial forestry mulches have winches on the back
Yep- makes sense know. Didn't realize that before.
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Ooooooooo that’ll chew the sh*t out of some stuff ^^
Its going to chew up my cabin next Friday
@@Dirtmonkey I can’t wait to watch :D I have a few things in mind if your looking for houses and cabins to eat 😅
Yes! but they need to be in Minnesota at least. I don't want to tow this heavy setup to far.
@@Dirtmonkey I was more or less kidding 🤭🙃 unless you want to bring her down to British Columbia Canada 🤔😅 got plenty of land and a helicopter to utilize.
That helicopter sounds fun. tempting.
You say forestry mulcher, I say wood chipper on a stick.
I saw this on your instagram. It looked really cool Stan.i enjoy all of our videos. And for diner tonight we had homemade burger, fries and fresh cu strawberry’s. I hope your meal is a good as what i had. Hey Stan. I am hearing all the rumors that Lowe’s is coming out with a new power tool lineup and its called “flex” and it sounds pretty good. It’s supposedly;y gonna be if not better than the kobalt lineup. Bu its gonna be really hard to compare tp the dewalt and Milwaukee and bosh brands. My uncle swears up and down by ryobie. Never understood that man lol. Oh Stan,as it stands, i have 2 A’s and 1 B so i am doing good. Next week is my last week before spring break so it’s gonna be light. I get 12 days off.bu today i got the weed whacker out and the leaf blower, edged the sidewalks, then blew them off. Then i went no blew all the small sticks and acorns off the lawn, don’t want to hurt my mower. Then i came in side doing some research on the Edison lightbulbs that are solar powered for outdoors. They have a 27ft one that lasts all night and is on $40. Not bad. What do you think. Well Stan, you have a great rest of your night and weekend, reeder, don’t sleep on the competition, hey will sneak up out of no where. I had that happen once. But I learned from my intake and now i have picked up 2 customers learning. All while using electric Ego power plus equipment, mower,blower,and wheed whacker. Anyway, you have a goodnight my friend. Warmest regards Alexander costa😉👊🏼🙏🏼
Alexander- can you promise to keep a secret? Their is a new line of tools coming out on April 12th called Flex. Next week I go to Illinios to film 21 different tools in head to head competitons against many of the titans in the industry. it will be interesting to see how they do. I haven't seen them in person but Have heard a lot about them.Keep up the good grades and I bet your parents really appreciate all the work you do around the house. thats really awesome! have a great weekend bud. your friend Stan
"No one is more hated, than he who speaks the truth" ... Plato
wise words, well said.
@@Dirtmonkey i have a rt75hd with a mulcher what you need in there are knives not those carbides. And you could blow through that stuff quick.
agreed, the carbide teeth are on becuase we are going to be mulching up my cabin, doors, widows and even the sink.
I rented a Fecon last week I was impressed mulchers are unforgiven ! 💪🏼
I love Mulchers. I wish I owned one.
Stanley. Love you show. But I have to tell you I am a GC in three states. My family owns Six Falcon machines. They're owned by my nephews and cousins. I carry all their insurance on my company. They do not cut down any trees over 3 inches with the chipper. They have learned lay them down flat with chainsaws. Then they cut out the stumps, and then grind everything to mulch. They have converted weed wackers with saw blades tooth in the brush out, or take hanging tree limbs out. They have found the same about half of the fuel on a skid steers and by having somebody walking through the brush they have less garbage or cables that ruin the heads. And I do believe you're going to have to go over that again because you're sitting
Thank you Bill. I am a Noob at this. Appreciate the helpful advice.
Agreed 100%. Depending on terrain, (maintenance vs. reclamation,) one good sawhand, with an hour’s headstart, can “Lay Out” in front of a machine, to the point where the machine is just mowing and mulching. These machines can certainly fell trees, but just because you can, doesn’t mean you should. Once you’ve paid for a set of bearings, maybe a set of teeth, and a re-balance, you will understand what these machines are meant to do.
I was interested in hiring a company to mulch brush. 1 acre = 3000.00. I estimated 6 hours. So I was expecting 1200.00. Needless to say I bought a Flail mower with hammers for 1200.00 and am working on it myself.
Not enough hyd flow or machine for that head! Shouldn't slow down or very little. And your lucky you didn't take out a cameraman mulching with that head way up in the air like that. Love your work but kinda disappointed with this one . Stay safe guys see ya on the next one!
I know about how bad it can throw stuff. So the close shots were done with cameras on tripods. No one was close to the action. last thing I want is for sam or someone else getting hurt. 2 years ago i watched a forestry head shoot a 3" tree like a spear out the back of the machine. it was scary and a lesson. have a great weekend.👊
the good mulchers have a dedicated powerpack on the machine theres just no way to get enough power through the aux hyd
Actually the 75HD is the only smaller machine designed from the ground up to run a forestry mulcher head. As is it’s larger brother the 120.
So why does the head slow down so much? I've ran and observed alot of mulchers and never seen one perform so bad!
@@HalfCutGarage I ran the loftness on the 120. Did the same thing. They aren’t very good heads. I run a Fecon on mine with knives. That’s also part of it. The carbides are just Blount. Beating the stuff to death.
One heck of an attachment. It almost sounded underpowered at times. But you did an incredible job. Practice makes perfect. God bless my brother.
Thank you! But I am no pro- I wanted to practice here before tackling the next 2 projects coming up. Have a good one.👊
I’ve never ran that attachment before but it did sound like it was hard on the tractor
@@SmittyAccess oh yeah, they last 1500-3k hours max with one of them on
Man, all I can think is that it would be cool to have one of those. There are millions upon millions of acres of the west that need treatment like this, so as to reduce fire risk. I'd personally like to see, as a start, every forest road have something like this done for 50' on either side - that way every road is a decent fire break, hopefully slowing and / or limiting the spread of wild fire until such time as the rest of the forest can get treated. Question for ya: So, now that you ground it all down, would you burn off those areas as well, at least once its safe and able to do so, then re-seed? Or will the pasture come back of it's own? "How Farms Work" has a vid every year it seems where they're knocking back the brush on the edges of their pastures to either keep it in check, or reclaim additional area for forage for their cattle.
Looks like you need some counterweight at the back of that ASV to compensate for the weight of the Loftness head.
Very Nice Setup ! It Makes Quick Work Of Mulching Up All That Brush ! Thanks For Another Great Video 👍 Have A Wonderful Weekend 😁
Thanks, you too! I've still got a ways to go on this project. I need to clear a lot of land before I return this head.
Mow it keeping your forestry mulcher head close to the ground is the most efficient & safe. The brush grows back. That is why John of Upstate Brush Control recommends to pull the brush out by the roots first with the excavator. Pile in rows & then forestry mulch the brush. There is still a lot of work to be done to get this back to pasture.
I was going to bring in a tiller next.
@@Dirtmonkey Then a root rake?
Those two uprights and the cross bar are not designed to “catch and guide big trees”.
You should use it to push a large tree over as you cut it.
It’s a push bar, not a catch bar.
There is no “catching” of large falling trees.
Besides August Hunicke’s tree catching antics I guess.
I think we pretty much said the same thing but with different words.
@@Dirtmonkey Agreed. My head disagreed with you as I was listening, but it caught up with your meaning, in a sec or two....
Hey bub what motor is in your ASV??? In 2003 I demo one and supposedly it had a CAT D-5 Dozer motor ... I never confirm it but it had a brush hog on it and it was powerful....Sam from Labor By Neighbor
This has one of my favorite motors- a cummins
These guys are amateurs. Need to watch Upstate Brush Control channel to see how to properly use a forestry cutter head.
yes we are amatuers. This was one of my first times running one and I was getting familair with how it sounded and felt.
Plus he John explains in detail why he uses the different techniques and cutter heads.
Didn’t seem like he was handing out lessons. He was demo-Ing a piece on his own land. Wish I had enough cred to get a dealer to deck me out with a forestry package, then let me mow off personal acreage for free.
@@jaredbaratono897 john from upstate brush control is who I was talking about not Stan.
Check out the Upstate Brush Control. John is a dynamite mulcher and may be able to offer you some tips. None the less, another A+ video!
Thanks for the tips! I have seen upstate brush control. They have it dialed in right. I could learn a lot from them.
Holy cow Stan that is my dream skid steer setup. Once I got into the machine you could get me out of it. I would probably sleep in it lol. Saw you Instagram post about the cat tractor. Those never came with a blade if you didn’t see all the comments about it. Except I have seen one with a forestry cage and straight push blade. Can’t wait till you destroy that cabin. Have a great weekend
Their was a reason I intentionally wrote that post wrong. the reason why is coming later onInstagram.😉
My suggestion to you is slow down and let the machine eat the wood as you found out it cuts finer going backwards. I have 2 G4s one with carbides, the other with the planer teeth, with no rocks the planer teeth would have worked better for you and cut it finer
we went with Carbide teeth becasue we are going to be going into some nasty material when we grind up the cabin. Including doors, windows, even the toilet.
Looks like the area I am trying open up for hunting on my property, except I'm doing it with a chainsaw and a weed whacker sporting a saw blade.
Dang that would be alot of work. best of luck.
Have to install bulletproof glass and cages to protect the operator.... apparently the cameraman has a bomb suit on.
The cameras were mounted on Tripods to keep sam safe. he was never in the line of fire.
I'm thinking my ASV50 wouldn't be up to handling that unit.
SWWW
The 75 is really the smallest unit that can handle that head.
I enjoy DM videos, but talk about an attachment that will destroy a track loader in no time.
The ASV's are kind of meant for this work.
Hi Stan, how long in real time did all that take, great video as always, God bless
That was about 3 to4 hours but we kept going after the video was over.
10:30 asv pretending to be a unbalanced bobkitten. Should probably have a rear weight kit for that attachment.
How well does the mulcher stand up to hitting harder things like rocks or chunks of metal buried in trees (I've actually found a small engine inside of a tree I cut down once - chewed up 3 chains on the chainsaw before we cut enough away to figure out what it was).
if you can tune in next Friday when I mulch up my cabin. thats full of hidden hard stuff.
@@Dirtmonkey you know I won't miss it.
It didn't sound like it anywhere close to enough hydraulic power to run that head properly
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The dogs are so funny
Thats the Hound dog pack.😂👊
Take a long time for wood to rot,I think a dozer would work better but it’s two completely different schools of thought and process,I’d like to see the ground in summer after it really warms up
Bought a set of ramps today from Top notch Equip got a friend down here in Madison has a freight comp going to bring them back for $100 way cheaper then UPS ground Nate hooked me up you saved me 15% putting them on my Lowboy for side loading and unloading my Bobcat track and wheel loaders thanks Stan !
YES!!! did you get the 8 foot aluminum ramps? I think Im going to buy a set from them.
@@Dirtmonkey yup
I bet your going to love them
Atleast your mistake can't be seen from space, you didnt get an entire ship stuck in the middle of a major canal.
hahah- Thats a good one. 😂👊. I guess it could be worse.
You were not afraid of that by any means lol it took me about 3 days of running a forestry mulcher on a kubota svl pushing an FAE mulcher head and it works great for right of way clearing .. I upgraded to a PTO tractor 3 point with 240 horse on it i can take down anything in my path lol i have taken down buildings with the tractor driven and it takes some major power .. ASV i think is the only Skid Steer that offers a forestry special option for that application
What does mulched GoPro look like? Those machines are crazy impressive!
They are!
You don't have a work crew, you have a family and that is awesome.
Thank you. I really have fun working with my guys.
@@Dirtmonkey It shows and that is why we enjoy your you tube videos.
@@Dirtmonkey the relationship you have with your employees is one of my favorite things about your channel. It just makes the work you guys do all that much more enjoyable to watch.
@@Dirtmonkey I'd love you to employ me, it's a shame I live in the UK 😔
Nice one Stan and Sam 👍👍👍🏴🏴🏴
This thing is cool! Happy friday Stan! Hope you have a great weekend! Keep up the great work!
Thanks for the visit and have a great weekend.
You shold try a diskmultcher.as well just to see the diferense
I have used both. I think I like this one the best
I own a small dirt contracting and clearing company, curious what the overhead and maintenance cost looks like on these?
Running a d6 right now, been straddle the fence on buying either this setup or a smaller dozer.
Curious also what the going rates an hour people are charging/ being charged.
Charging $125 an hour on my d6, would plan to charge $70-90 hour on a d3-d5 low profile tractor.
Located around dfw Texas just the going rates around me, or from what I gather they are.
Little over 15 years of mixed equipment experience too makes a difference on my end product results.
How does one get in touch with you Mr dirtmonkey I got a few landscaping question and photo of my yard the was very poorly and half-assed.
It's nice when the door will shut on the first try..
😂👊 So true.
With all that Protection, I'd almost think adding another 500lbs to the REAR with that head on it would be mandatory... OR at least enough to offset 2/3 to 3/4 of the weight of the "Fixed Bucket Weight"
Imagine what would happen to zombies... Maybe one of those rotary mulchers like you were popping trees with earlier... Ever get that unjammed? How?
That thing is like my freaking paper shredder on super steroids! Whoa!
it gets better. I was just starting to figure it out and didn't really have it dialed in
@@Dirtmonkey Thanks! Can't wait for Pt. 2. Gotta watch this with popcorn!
Don't really like the mulchers, I think you are better off getting a shredder/wood chipper and pulling the root system with the brush.
In Missouri a lot of cows and horses break their legs because stumps, stobs from 2" + brush are left after clearing the surface.
After a few years they rot out and leave holes that cows will step in or a horse will be running around and fall into an old stump hole, snaps their leg right in half.
I've watched a bunch of your videos and are a good operator but what the F! Pull the manual out, ask questions to the guy who brought it to you! That was a perfect video of how not to use this attachment. Shouldn't matter temp. Move slower than a snail and keep the head on the ground and just let it work. Big chunks to fast. Be the snail and never lift it more than 6 to 8 inches off the ground.
Hey can you should check out v-belt and son on forestry mulching and also Upstate brush control considering that's what they do in the middle of watching your video something that I would like to give the tray ever on backhoes skid loaders Brands like your ASV but not with the Motorhead yet
Just curious about your ASV after use to clean it, does it have a drain hole in the back corners where you can blow out the debris with air and water. Seems like there’s a lot of potential for dry material to catch in a hole. How’s the machine for maintenance after use just cleaning it up? Enjoying your videos.
how come you don't have individual crank down landing gear on the back sides of your trailer..
Its something I need.
@@Dirtmonkey weld in 2" trailer hitch receivers on both sides of the back and mount the individual landing gear on those so you can remove them in minutes.. you will probably need a lower and upper receiver tube.. and those will come in handy if the trailer ever goes over the side someplace to hook on to easily.
That sounds like a good way to do it.👊
Stan have you thought about hiring a helicopter crop sprayer to get those small brush to go through with a mulcher or rotary cutter and know that what you are hitting is deader than a door nail no sap running through the shoots and limbs
Thats solid advice. If I had killed it off before mulching it This mulcher would have smoked through this area fast!
@@Dirtmonkey and ask if you can put a GoPro on the chopper or plane and then you can tell more childhood stories
My dad was a crop duster. that was what our family did. I used to work on his ag cat bi plane growing up.
I don't claim to be an expert on the subject first of all. So I could be wrong but I've watch a lot of videos with forestry multchers and it seems to me somehow some way you don't seem to have enough power period seems to slow down a little bit too quick. I don't know if it's from actual engine horsepower or Hydraulics or whatever watch some of those other videos with other guys doing it and you'll see what I mean
Hey in the middle of watching your video you should check out Upstate brush control and the belt and son they do forestry mulching you might get some pointers they're watching their videos I've run front end loaders backhoes products like your ASV but nothing with the forestry mulching head on it yet like to give it a try one day great job good videos
I have found that it works best when things are well frozen. At least with using my Stihl FS saw with a saw blade. Black Berry at colder than 20 degrees is easily cut with polyline.
why dont you get a fecon forestry mulcher
I didn't buy this- I borrowed it.
you know cleaner it is logger it will last for one you will see problems faster and be fix before other problems become big problems and cost more $$$$$ Thanks for the video that's funny the dog turns around to tell you off an runs off to the dog buddy's that's just so funny lol after you git it all clean up an if you plowed an cultivator then plat grass in at lest some of it the hay an straw the cows will love you .