I Waited 2 Years for This - The Perfect Day for a Bonfire
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 13 ม.ค. 2024
- It was the perfect day to take care of something I've waited almost 2 years to do.
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Glad to see you wait until snow is on the ground to burn the brush pile. I always did. As a firefighter, I wish everyone waited.
I bet the deer will be sitting next to the fire tonight having a beer.
When the wood hound decides to warm up the whole neighborhood lol
Nothing more satisfying than burning a big pile of brush. Stay warm up there guys 🍻✌️
And then followed up the next day with a Packer playoff victory...wow, this weekend has been wild! lol
I will agree. Nothing beats sitting around a bonfire.
What if they were
your bones?
Now that is a bonfire!
Dan at the end of this video the bonfire looked like lava going over the ground excellent work and video 😮😊❤
That's exactly what I thought...looked like a lava flow out of a volcano...lol
Hi Dan, Glad to see you have come to discover another use for your leaf blower. Oxygen supports combustion. The more oxygen, the more combustion. Ever hear of an Oxygen Lance or Burning Bar? The concept is to use a torch to get a material hot, and then turn off the gas and increase the Oxygen. Steel mills use them to cut up giant ingots. They will even cut through concrete because everything will burn, if, you get it hot enough. Just be careful not to melt your leaf blower. I use a dryer vent pipe as an extension for that. 😊 Shalom/gw
I like that idea of a dryer vent for an extension....might have to keep that in mind for future bonfires. Thanks!
Nice Bonfire Dan! Always great tonhave a massive bonfire
We attended a nice bonfire awhile back. When first lit the flames were like 100’ high! Dry cedar branches will do that.
Great Idea keeping the phone charged👏 Flame on my friend 🪵❄️👍🏼🇺🇸
Nicely done! 👍 Also, I appreciate the tip with the power pack in the insulated bag. Good idea!
I was gonna try the top down, but decided to go with the middle down method...hahahaha....glad I had put the tarp on though, that made the difference getting it going.
@@Back40Firewood Haha yeah I would say the tarp helped!
Hell yeah!!!!!! Good job
Wonderful video Dan. Tending bonfires are always very satisfying!!!
It can take a long time but is crazy how it all just disappears and is gone. Just went out and pushed the few remaining chunks together and it wasn't even 2 mins and they were back burning again. But today it's much colder so I won't be out enjoying it like yesterday...lol....Go Pack! Ha
Great Idea
It is too bad we all can’t figure out a way to harness that kind of heat and bring it into the house. Nice video!
I bring plenty of heat into the house each time I enter it! 🤷♂️🤣😆
Lol. Perfect day for that. Love the boss man with the sled. Also glad to see you on the sled. Lol. Stay safe guys
Heck yeah it was too dang cold out to do anything else, just like today and now tomorrow...ugh. The sledding run was fun....little rough once the snow at the bottom melted from the fire....hahahahaha
What a great idea keeping the battery in the cooler! Thanks Shifty👍👍
lol...no prob...without a steady charge going to that older phone it doesn't last long in the cold.
Fire looks cozy 😂😂😂😂👍
hi looks like a deer roast , or not . your secret should be Don . isn't amazing how so much turns into so little .every time i have a bond fire although i enjoy it in the back of my feeble little mind i am thinking of all the BTUs that could have been heating my boiler , , and yes a do have a boiler with a 15# working psi , and safety valve and low water cut off . want to see you on the sled , best to all ,john
It is crazy how that huge pile is now pretty much gone...and yes, there were a LOT of BTUs put off during the afternoon from that pile.
Awesome 😎
I like the body positioning with the leaf blower! It was everything you had to hold yourself from blowing backwards!😮 It could have possibly been used to power the sled back up the hill each time!👍
You could have taken several bucket loads from the rotten campfire pile and dumped then on as well!🔥🔥
That things is rated at hurricane force wind speeds! Combined with standing on snow I had to make sure I was prepared...lol...or maybe a little overselling as we used to call it in wrestling...hahaha
The Ohio wood burner (Joe)needs to see this.
Nice video great tip on the recording side.
Now that's a fire
Watching you guys sled made me want to go snow tubing again. But not until it warms up a little first.
Bill
That's the nice thing about a bonfire at the bottom of the hill....lol....ya can warm up after each run.
Great Video as always Dan. Yes perfect Weather Conditions to do it. Keep you Warm and Free up some Space for your next project. Here in New York they make you get a Permit to Burn. Then they Ban you from Burning anything from Mid March to Mid May. In Fact I am going down Back today to pick up some Branches today to keep it Picked up. To many Laws in New York where we Live. Stay Safe my Friend and looking forward to your next Video. Ron from the Woodyard in Duanesburg NY.
Good morning Ron....the stipulation for our county is if there is I think 3" or more of snow on the ground you don't need a permit. So it was nice to the snow on Friday so there was enough to light the pile up.
Great Job Dan............GO 🏈PACKERS !!!!! 🏈 They Won today !!!! Hey Dan, looks like a Scheib 💥💥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥Fire, 🔥🚒🚒🧑🚒👨🚒👩🚒.
That was not at all how I thought that game would go....wow....lol
fire good
U can put a rice bag heated up and toss in the cooler bag to really keep it warm
Throw a rubber tire that thing, really put out some F$$king heat 😆
I know cows will eat the charcoal from fires to help against parasites, I am not sure if deer will do the same.
Cattle don't know anything about parasites. They eat it because it tastes good because it is high in minerals and their diet is short of minerals. Civil war soldiers ate wood ashes with their food. They could walk 50 miles per day.
NOW THATS A FIRE!(eddie Murphy)
Aunt Bunny comin to get ya!! hahahaha
Get your self a steak and a grill. Set it up at the edge of the fire where the coals are. And cook a nice steak over the wood coals. Yummie.
G’morning Dan. It’s colder than a You Know Who’s, You Know What !! Excellent episode of the Shifty Burns Stuff Show. SS. HF. BC.
It really dropped overnight here...this morning had a -30 'feels like'...I might have to find another pile to burn....lol
Good spot to burn 🔥 your wood 🪵 pallets in the neighborhood before the spring clean up . 😊 them power bank battery 🔋 burn 🔥 every hot 🥵 real good fire 🔥 starter 😊
I pour used motor oil on it and then light it 😊
We started ours yesterday and burned a bunch more today. Im sure it will be hot for a few days
Yeah if there's big chunks they'll burn for days...I went out and pushed what was left into a pile and within a few mins it was off and burning again.
It all relates back to our caveman roots! They must have highly valued being warm in winter!
Fire for heating, light,
cooking, making water safe,
sterilization of surgical tools,
cauterizing a wound,
smoke signals, mosquito control, deter wild animals.
Good way also to get rid of slash,
Yes indeed...and this pile had everything from slash to big ugly chunks to a whole tree on the top...hahaha
Your hardcore pro sledder there had a really great question: "Did you call the fire department?" which as a vol firefighter I gotta commend him for asking. Very glad that was asked. the safety around the burn looked great and appeared to be a success. Great job. enjoy the much needed snow.
We had talked about that a few days before and how/why we waited for a good snow cover on the ground before burning it.
Did Amanda forget to bring you and lbm some hotdogs and marshmallows?🤔😄👍
lol...we were gonna have hotdogs, but we would've needed 10 foot poles...hahaha
Been so much rain here haven’t been able to burn brush
That would make it a challenge to get things burning.
Yes you finally had the right conditions to take care of the excess brush. You certainly had better conditions than Woodruff Woods had for his bonfire. Looked like an all day burn, what time did you get started?
We started around 8:30 in the morning...and the big coal bed was still burning good at 8:00 that evening. The little breeze we had really helped keep the big stuff burning.
So will the mushrooms appear at the next spring, or the following year?
Need some hotdogs and beans 😎
Oooh Nooo, NOT the Amazon box!!!
Did you run any rabbits out of the brush pile when it started ginning good? Buddy and I were cutting wood along the railroad tracks one winter on a day like today. He lit a brush pile on fire while we had a cold beverage and once the fire got ginning good we counted 9 rabbits run out of the brush pile.
I cut a tree down once and a racoon jumped out as it was falling. I was a little surprised.
@@DaleFarrish-Dalbet Happens here where I live but it is usually a nest full of white squirrels. (Olney, IL. "Home of the white Squirrels")
No rabbits or anything....or at least didn't see any, they could've ran out the other end.
wow nice fire were are the marchsmellos and hot dogs
To get that fire going you’re going you need diesel fuel and a pump sprayer and soak it all and then you can keep spraying it while it’s going
That was going to be my backup plan, but didn't need to....there was plenty of small dry branches mixed in that took off once I hit it with the leaf blower.
I always burn my brush piles with snow on the ground or even when it’s raining. Helps control the burn and not nearly the possible impact of a wildfire
Without snow we need a permit to burn, but there's no way I would've wanted to burn that pile without snow....both on the ground and the pile...lol...it would've gone up quick and been risky.
How many rabbits ran out? Lol
Nope...didn't see any, which was surprising I thought there's be at least 1.
That burned up nicely
the wet brush nees 10 galons of desel fuel
you could of stuffed you boiler full brush
Very satisfying indeed 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥