Don't beat yourself up about anything. You've got the will and drive to do it. Be proud take your time it's a learning experience. I think you guys are doing great
You guys are making great headway on getting the infrastructure in! The solid rock sure does make the job much tougher, but you’re handling it well and finding alternative solutions and making progress. NICE WORK!
We need to make the most of the daylight now. Daylight is getting shorter and shorter. We need to get all this outside work done before the weather changes 😊
Finally found your other channel. Watching now. I'm so happy for you guys. You got out of a cesspool and moved to mongo elbow room. The property looks really good. The work is tedious but oh so rewarding. You have every right to be so proud. God bless to you both..❤️😎💯
Thank you! We're pretty happy to be in a place where we can slow down and enjoy life. It's so much quieter and we are surrounded by nature. Just what we love! God Bless!
Another suggestion, take lots of pictures of the trench layout with measurement notes so you can triangulate the location once it’s all buried. Things change, technologies change, ya never know what you might want to add in as little as 5 years.
Amazing work with the equipment. You learned quickly on operating the Man toys. Trish keeping up you too. Catch you on the the other side. 805_Bronco_Adventures
More power to you guys and mad respect to all the hard work you're putting in. Those views from the fire tower at the end were amazing and I so hope to visit up that way one day.
You might consider if you want hire a blaster to drill some holes and literily blast those rocky trenches in a hurry. And if you dont have neighbors they wont have to worry about fly rock. Blasters are fast., are legally licensed professionals. Noise is a concern, if you have neighbors' you dont have people nearby do you?
Hang in there . there is also something called " micro rock capping" which is very usefull for project like yours if you care to read something rather usefull........... Caution is advised.. best regards .. Joe.
I would bet you two are sleeping great at night and learning about muscles you had no idea existed. You never have to much conduit this early in the job. Carry on.
Yeah definitely find out if they have an electric breaker hammer (jack hammer) It's the same thing as what the bobcat attachment is and the hand held you're using, just between them in size.
I realize it’s a heavy capital commitment, but if you consider the amount of landscaping involved in a new build out, buying a bigger multipurpose excavator and then sell in about a year might give you more control over your time and not cost that much when you net out the sale of the equipment. My back hurts watching you guys swing that pick
MMMM wonder how much water the springhouse will provide?????. I do happen to have a electric water well pump, 220 volt, used rated at 16 gallons . and if that wellhouse is shallow you could change out pumps easily It might work well for you, especially since pumped water from 135 ft, my well started pumping a lot of sanda nd I had to have my well redevelopped, and a new, lower capacity pump.. I would have to have a pump outfit look at it, make sure its good. Id make you a deal possibly. If you have elk everywhere maybe we can make a deal. I am down by Boise, and If I could line up a very easy elkshoot during elk season maybe we could trade.. I would be happy if female elk are open,and and I could put togather a disabled easy hunt. . Possible deal.
WOW!!! You all are gettin after it!!!! AWESOME JOB!!!!
Thanks so much!!
Don't beat yourself up about anything. You've got the will and drive to do it. Be proud take your time it's a learning experience. I think you guys are doing great
Thank you for the reminder 😊
You 2 are an inspiration! I love the work you do together. No shortcuts even if it's hard, well done and I look forward to your continued success.
Thank you for that! We appreciate your support 😊
So LUCKY👊🏻
👍👍👍👍👍, Well you are chipping away at it ............ Wow definitely a lot of hard work involved by doing it yourself. Nice job !!!
Yes, literally 😂 enjoying every minute of it
You guys have accomplished so much in such a short period of time. You actually have a nest to live in through the upcoming winter!
We still have so much to do on the outside before the colder weather hits, but at least we’ll be protected and working inside when it’s snowing
If the youth in America had to work that hard, we would be in a much better place now. Labor of ❤ love to labor
We are loving every moment
You guys are making great headway on getting the infrastructure in! The solid rock sure does make the job much tougher, but you’re handling it well and finding alternative solutions and making progress. NICE WORK!
Thanks 👍 That is nice to hear!
Nothing more satisfying to body and mind than a hard honest days work.
Y'all had a great week. You are sure not wasting any daylight.
We need to make the most of the daylight now. Daylight is getting shorter and shorter. We need to get all this outside work done before the weather changes 😊
Between a rock and a fence post :)
You guys are amazing. You have amazing grit. The work you are accomplishing (DIY or otherwise) is amazing. Did I say amazing :-)
Thank you so much! That’s nice to hear 😊
Lets have a - hell yeah - for "Sweat Equity".
Oh yeah! 🙌🏽
Finally found your other channel. Watching now. I'm so happy for you guys. You got out of a cesspool and moved to mongo elbow room. The property looks really good. The work is tedious but oh so rewarding. You have every right to be so proud. God bless to you both..❤️😎💯
Thank you! We're pretty happy to be in a place where we can slow down and enjoy life. It's so much quieter and we are surrounded by nature. Just what we love! God Bless!
Damn. I'm tired watching, but happy as hell for you guys.
It was exhausting! We’re very happy too 😊 thank you
Looking good guys. I’m guessing you could capture major rain water off the pole barn roof as a supplement
Thank you 😊 We plan to do that.
Lot of work . But worth it 👍
Oh yeah! 🙌🏽
You barely off, like barely an 1". Lol great work
Thanks 😊
Another suggestion, take lots of pictures of the trench layout with measurement notes so you can triangulate the location once it’s all buried. Things change, technologies change, ya never know what you might want to add in as little as 5 years.
Thank you for suggesting that. We actually just did that today 😉
Nice drone shots and use of music. Pole barn looks great!
Thank you 😊
Amazing work with the equipment. You learned quickly on operating the Man toys. Trish keeping up you too. Catch you on the the other side. 805_Bronco_Adventures
Daniel is a go getter, so having to learn to operate the machines was fun for him.
Will you be building a main house? Love watching your progress!
Yes, hopefully if all goes to plan we should start the main house by Spring
Well my wife won’t let me watch new episodes without her. You guys are doing great 👍🏻 keep it up!
That is awesome 😎 thanks
Just think of all your labor as free gym membership! You are making amazing progress, thanks for sharing!
Yes! Hoping I get toned up quickly 😉
Looking good..when do y’all get your first freeze up there
Thanks…not sure 🤔
Hey guys, fun series. I am enjoying watching you get this all together, and working on your farmers tans!
Thank you 😊 glad you’re enjoying it!
It’s all so fascinating. Much respect for your work!
Thank you so much! 😊
Awesome job you guys! Your doing an amazing job! I’m excited for you and all your progress.
We appreciate that 😊
First time Daniel has looked tired
Long days of hard manual labor, but we’re up early each day to continue at it
@@YouMeandtheFencePost y’all are doing a killer job, but man oh man that a lot of work. Love you guys.
More power to you guys and mad respect to all the hard work you're putting in. Those views from the fire tower at the end were amazing and I so hope to visit up that way one day.
Thank you so much! It’s so pretty and peaceful everywhere we go
Great progress! I look forward to seeing the build start inside. Much love ❤️ from Canada 🇨🇦
I can’t wait to start inside! Appreciate your support!
Hello Jenny how are you doing today?
Was that a wildfire in the distance in the final shot?
Yes, good eye! There were actually 2 different wildfires that we could see from that lookout.
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You might consider if you want hire a blaster to drill some holes and literily blast those rocky trenches in a hurry. And if you dont have neighbors they wont have to worry about fly rock. Blasters are fast., are legally licensed professionals. Noise is a concern, if you have neighbors' you dont have people nearby do you?
We do have 2 neighbors fairly close by. Hopefully, when we need to dig again we’ll have better luck
Hang in there . there is also something called " micro rock capping" which is very usefull for project like yours if you care to read something rather usefull........... Caution is advised.. best regards .. Joe.
I would bet you two are sleeping great at night and learning about muscles you had no idea existed. You never have to much conduit this early in the job. Carry on.
We sure are!
Your rental place doesn't rent an electric spade? Way bigger than a hammer drill.
Not sure, don’t know what that is. We’ll have to ask if we ever need to dig again
Yeah definitely find out if they have an electric breaker hammer (jack hammer)
It's the same thing as what the bobcat attachment is and the hand held you're using, just between them in size.
That looks more like Caliche. That stuff is terrible to dig in.
Hmmm, not sure. I do know we have a lot of decomposed granite and clay soil.
dynamite 😄
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I realize it’s a heavy capital commitment, but if you consider the amount of landscaping involved in a new build out, buying a bigger multipurpose excavator and then sell in about a year might give you more control over your time and not cost that much when you net out the sale of the equipment.
My back hurts watching you guys swing that pick
Yeah, we’ve thought of doing that, but don’t want to chance not being able to sell it later.
MMMM wonder how much water the springhouse will provide?????. I do happen to have a electric water well pump, 220 volt, used rated at 16 gallons . and if that wellhouse is shallow you could change out pumps easily It might work well for you, especially since pumped water from 135 ft, my well started pumping a lot of sanda nd I had to have my well redevelopped, and a new, lower capacity pump.. I would have to have a pump outfit look at it, make sure its good. Id make you a deal possibly. If you have elk everywhere maybe we can make a deal. I am down by Boise, and If I could line up a very easy elkshoot during elk season maybe we could trade.. I would be happy if female elk are open,and and I could put togather a disabled easy hunt. . Possible deal.
First!
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Ya heres a trick its called the 2nd amendment lol