Ken, I was thinking the same thing. I hate to Monday morning quarter back a Dept and it's methods and I can hold my tongue most times. But not this one, you're correct in a defensive operation just based on initial fire load, I also can't fathom putting truckies on the roof...for what?? Its well vented on arrival of the first due engine. Sorry couldn't hold that one back. Glad no one was injured especially MOSs from SBFD
I just pray to God that the animals were saved. I can't imagine how scared they must have been. Poor things. I wish they would have shown that they got them out. Now we'll never know.
I'm sorry but with a fire that big i would be using big water seems no good to use small water , i know you have to use what you got but i know that they have deck guns or monitors why not use those ,
Feed stores should not be allowed to have live animals on the premises.This is how hot they burn because of the feed, hay and alfalfa and no animals can survive this!
Thats fucked up I always go there to buy my chicken food they have good prices nice people also . sad cause they had alot of animals, birds, rabbits,ducks, chickens even potbelly pigs :(
@@ACrowLover Here in the midwest, we'll see poultry chicks in the agricultural feed supply stores in spring for about a month. Nothing beyond that. The veterinary supply stores like Petco will have small critters like ferrets, hamsters, rabbits, etc and domestic bred exotic birds. Sometimes they'll work with local animal rescue agencies to adopt dogs and cats. This store appeared to be agricultural in nature, so that why I didn't think anything would be there. I guess it depends on the state or geographical area. I join you in that hope there weren't any animals there. Seeing anything perish like that is tragic.
@@markhull1366 A lot of them also sell animals. Usually chicks, ducklings, piglets, etc. We have two stores by where I live. One sells only feed and supplies, but the other has, on average, around 200 young animals at any given time.
@@Pravda_Z I used to be one of those homeless (thanks to my ex), so I know what they do. Some are decent people, but most are just NOT worth the drain on society. Thank God I had the sense to pull myself out of that situation and go on to be successful.
@@earlmarshall6543 Just to clarify, and I don't want to step on any toes, but what you're saying is that these people have an innate desire to cause this type of destruction?? Is it usually fueled by drug use or something of the sort or is this just how they are?
All the years passing by that place, it was an established business as long as I can remember. I hope they can recover from this.
Should have been a total DEFENSIVE fire from the time of arrival. Extremely well vented already on arrival
Ken, I was thinking the same thing. I hate to Monday morning quarter back a Dept and it's methods and I can hold my tongue most times. But not this one, you're correct in a defensive operation just based on initial fire load, I also can't fathom putting truckies on the roof...for what?? Its well vented on arrival of the first due engine. Sorry couldn't hold that one back. Glad no one was injured especially MOSs from SBFD
You have literally no clue what you are babbling about
@@poppajoebeneckesr7573
You've never worked a fire in your life
@@virgilhilts3924 Hey, thanks for sharing and keep coming back.........
@@virgilhilts3924 BTW, you were by far my favorite character in "The Great Escape" is this the real Virgil or McQueen??
Poor animals
I just pray to God that the animals were saved. I can't imagine how scared they must have been. Poor things. I wish they would have shown that they got them out. Now we'll never know.
Fingers crossed for any animals 🤞🙏
What do fingers crossed do?
Horrible for any loss of life! Animals are innocent and should be protected! Simply horrible!
Its an animal feed store it only sells feed i very much doubt their were animals in the building. Andy England 🇬🇧👍
I'm sorry but with a fire that big i would be using big water seems no good to use small water , i know you have to use what you got but i know that they have deck guns or monitors why not use those ,
Ah they don't care. They just joined the company. Wonder they didn't just goget a garden hose. If one bird it out alive it will be a miracle.
5:37 as if the truck was on fire
Prayers to the owners of their shop. How sad.
Oh lord praying no animals inside.
How come the videos are so short? Thanks!
On scene always there😛
Great capture....no buckets...bad
Feed stores should not be allowed to have live animals on the premises.This is how hot they burn because of the feed, hay and alfalfa and no animals can survive this!
I was thinking the same thing too. What kind of animals would be in a feeding store in the first place?
What are they going to a funeral. Only 2 lines on a fire that big!
Thats fucked up I always go there to buy my chicken food they have good prices nice people also . sad cause they had alot of animals, birds, rabbits,ducks, chickens even potbelly pigs :(
Thumbs down to animals perishing like this.
The deck gun would have been nice to use.
LoL... Ah no
Grinding and no safety glasses???
Staged?
No eye protection seems to be common practice with big city FDs
They love getting on roof's in Cal. I don't think that little line was enough.
Fats in the animal feed really had that fire cooking.
Plus the saw dust, wood pellets, and other flammables.
OMG! I pray that there weren't any live animals in there! 😭💔
Feed stores just have animal supplies. Never seen one with any animals unless it was the owners pet.
@@markhull1366 Here where I live, feed stores have live poultry chicks to sell and also have kittens and puppies for adoption.
@@ACrowLover Here in the midwest, we'll see poultry chicks in the agricultural feed supply stores in spring for about a month. Nothing beyond that. The veterinary supply stores like Petco will have small critters like ferrets, hamsters, rabbits, etc and domestic bred exotic birds. Sometimes they'll work with local animal rescue agencies to adopt dogs and cats. This store appeared to be agricultural in nature, so that why I didn't think anything would be there. I guess it depends on the state or geographical area. I join you in that hope there weren't any animals there. Seeing anything perish like that is tragic.
@@markhull1366 A lot of them also sell animals. Usually chicks, ducklings, piglets, etc. We have two stores by where I live. One sells only feed and supplies, but the other has, on average, around 200 young animals at any given time.
@@markhull1366 Amen to that!
Nice work guys keep it up 🚒🇺🇸🧑🚒
I don’t get it the first thing would be to put water on it. Everyone is walking around. By that time it’s a total loss.
Oh there was a lot of animals in there fish and chickens
Big 🔥 big 💧 why leave the 2-1/2" lines on the rigs?
First line pulled of the first engine was a 2 1/2"
soooo...20 people standing round and only 2 lines on the fire?? and no deck gun action?? one might wonder ...
Great how it lights up when the open the door and give it some air!
Where was the water ?
Smoke alarm is going off, someone might want to check on that.
1 guy w/ a hose and 27 standing around 🤪.
I guess the most combusteble material inside the would be straw and hey. Don't think the grain would be too much of a problem.
Grain is an incredible accelerant
@@poppajoebeneckesr7573 Thanks. I wouldn't have known.
3:08 the lock picking lawyer would have picked the lock quicker, it's only a master lock 😉
Peewee got all the animals out
Did animals out?
😬I hope those damn homeless people didn't do it either
That's right. Blame the victims of our corrupt society.
That's what I thought too. They would do it for kicks.
@@Pravda_Z I used to be one of those homeless (thanks to my ex), so I know what they do. Some are decent people, but most are just NOT worth the drain on society. Thank God I had the sense to pull myself out of that situation and go on to be successful.
@@earlmarshall6543 Just to clarify, and I don't want to step on any toes, but what you're saying is that these people have an innate desire to cause this type of destruction?? Is it usually fueled by drug use or something of the sort or is this just how they are?
@@jnolette1030 yea they do😐
That fuckin fire was laughing at them a few ladder trucks a deck gun jesus your not makin any head way
I think the firetrucks caught fire.
this is big
It was Greg
I worked there
Cooking dope I see.
Cooking dope is where the money is at!
Who is trying to harm our live stock?