Cool video Scott. I was out photographing a crop-duster in the Palouse last weekend from a public road that ran at an angle to some canola fields. I"m curious to know if I was compromising or could compromise a pilot's safety by doing this. Under what conditions would it be safe and not safe? I was standing next to my stopped car in the road as the crop-duster made several runs towards us. He was pulling up and stopping spraying at maybe 50-100 yards from me. I love photographing crop-dusters but want to make sure I'm not causing any issues. Thanks so much.

The goobernose is so ugly

Great vid, amazing piloting, and bigger balls than I.

Scott, a video of yours I had never seen. Hope you're doing well! I watch Trents videos. You guys do some great flying and videos!

I knew that caravan looked familiar!! We now have this exact plane at skydive buckeye in Arizona! Gets up to altitude pretty quickly!

I use an at 802 to cropdust

Any issue breathing in said “dust”?

i watch this because planes movie hehe

I just got buzzed by a crop duster in Arkansas. Was freaking awesome watching him.

Paid to fly airplanes! My dream!

This is such a COOL video! Inspired! 😎

not very exiting

Awesome videos!! It’s a dream of mine to be an AG pilot. How did you get started?

Aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaahhhhhhhhh, perfect.

Astounding video, great pilot and footage

Kool office space!

This is a great video and well edited with the right amount of chat. Love your work Scott...Also one of my favorite aircraft...my dad used to fly/teach using them in the Australian Army......

Love the videos, but the audio is horrible. There is so much static/buzzing when you talk.

You got a little fan on the belly of the plane. What's that for?

thank you for the incredible scenery . so where is the flap and trim wheels on this model. the porter is able to fly a lot higher [but with o2].

Не часто встретишь сейчас бипланную схему самолёта, раритет по нашим временам.

Superphosphate and aluminum. What could possibly go wrong?

So what the Hell happend to ya?

That would be NAS Whidby Island.

Dude!! This just came up in my feed! Freaking awesome to see this! Glad you're doing well! Great video by the way, super cool!

U should do this agian scott but from higher attitude

I blew snot out my nose on square circle, you are definitely an ag pilot bro.

What is useful load on this aircraft?

Насколько выгодно работать с химией? Квартиру в центре столицы можно купить за один сезон?

@12:28 the pucker factor went 110% 😅

pilatus still supporting spare parts for porter?

Make sure it doesn’t start spraying Hydras at you and you’re not in Afghanistan

temperature inversion

Aviatisch, huere geil. Ökologisch, naja. Kein Urteil von aussen - very nice video with license to low pass 👌🏻

I was a mixer/loader/fueler for a family crop dusting team in Ankeny, IA back in 1984-86. Great money at the time and it paid for my flying lessons too! One of the brothers had an Ag-Cat with the radial engine. Your turbine unit here sure has a different sound than that radial! Great flying!

Про туалетную бумагу не понял. Когда он её выкидывает?

Don’t worry about the lack of flying content - any content with you guys “just mucking about with planes” is good content.

My dad used to fly Ag Cats and I think he ran a turbo Thrush for a while, back in the early 1980s. Helluva plane! Though I gotta say it really doesn't look right with anything other than a real engine, you know a radial one.

Was that guy supposed to leave the refuling door open like that?

I've been a Coug since the mid-80s and fell in love with the Palouse when I first saw the area. Love the footage and my respect for your skill in flying over that terrain is off the charts. Incredible video (I just found this today . . . 4 years late) and I will look for more.

Man, all that's pretty fancy bling. My father had an old underpowered Agwagon, no helmet or fancy visor, light bar, or flat fields. '70s was still old school. Looks way easier now.

How do you know which strips of field you've already done, and which ones you haven't? 🤔

Do the electronics generate the swaths for you? Or do you have to manually divide up the GPS points?

Wished I could do that! Great video.

You couldn’t pay me enough to fly in and out of those chemicals all day.

A turbine powered biplane, now ive seen it all. Well to be fair the russians did have a jet powered biplane so... i guess this is more sensible? Badass either way. I had an opportunity to feed a crop dusting operation 28% for a whole day once, Those airtractors or whatever they are called, the ones you see everywhere, they are absolutely massive. They pull right up next to the truck turbine roaring and they are SO much bigger then a cessna.

How did you start flying the pc6

If you wanna go on a ride along with PPD next time you’re in town, let me know! Just ask for “Emerson”.

I am from eastern Washington, so seeing this was awesome.. I was wondering how ya knew what fields to do, but then i noticed the GPS system shows you what swaths to do.. / done.. pretty neat.. great flying..

Respect :) So close to the ground. One bad move could be catastrophic. Also, flying so low doesn't allow any time to mitigate any mechanical problems. At the same time have to track to spray the entire field? It's not like you have a GPS map on the plane. How do you even know where to begin and stop. Wow..