Destructive Storm Rips through the farm! Escaping Cows? NO!!! 

Hey Mr. Stoney, Get caps for your fence post. Rain water will get in there and rust your post at the base. Beer cans, bean cans or even plastic water bottles make great caps.

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Your tree looks like what we call "Tree of Heaven or Coffee Tree". It has many common names. If the tree is cut, it will have sprouts come up everywhere. I spent several years with chemicals, read University papers, etc trying to learn how to effectively kill it out. The definite solution was to put remedy and diesel together and do a basil spray to the bark. For anything 6 inches in diameter, spray as far as you can reach and around the entire circumference and all the way to the ground. The papers state that it is not as effective over 6 inches but it is very effective if you spray higher up and completely around the tree and to the ground. Be careful if you have trees nearby you want to save. Spray the bare minimum volume to completely cover the area on the tree. Hope this helps. Never cut these trees and killing them out using this method helps considerable. You WILL have to revisit each of those areas for the next few years to take care of sprouts that came up from seed. In the Fall, the trees are easy to spot because of different color compared to surrounding trees. These trees are an invasive species from China. They are common to see along road cuts and use those areas to spread out to edges of fields or any other places where birds drop the seeds and sunlight is readily available.

Many people need a lesson on how to level/square a gate. That's another video. When done properly, a gate should remain level in the closed or the open position.

I see you really like using hydraulic power. Haha... Me too.

Back when I was younger, we had a giant Black Walnut tree. I collected about three hundred nuts, put them in a couple plastic buckets and covered the buckets with screen wire. I covered the nuts with water and let them sitting out by the barn all winter. In late spring the nuts sprouted and by mid-spring the new trees were about a foot tall. I went out with a post hole digger and planted the trees about 20' apart in some marginal farm ground. I mowed around them till we sold the property to our son. He sold the ground to another son and he now has his retirement growing across about ten acres of pasture ground. My idea was to run feeder calves in the area but I do not know what they are doing with the property today. My wife of fifty-nine years and I are 100% disabled and haven't been able to go back there for over twenty years. I hope that he has taken care of the trees and will be able to sell them when he is ready to retire.

I love your videos, I started following a few days ago after doing research on quad bikes/ utility atv’s and I found your video very helpful and enjoyable. You are just funny and energetic also very educational thanks for the great videos 👍

Mother nature gave you some work but yet some new content as well (costly however)

Awesome job sure glad you didnt loose any animals in that storm n you both are safe

When I check my wrist I tell people, it’s two freckles past a hair as I don’t wear a watch anymore. If I got to be somewhere I go early enough to get there since my Swedish girlfriend taught me “Be where you’re supposed to be at the time you’re supposed to be there.”.

You made a comment about leaving trees 50 feet from your Creek, To stop erosion. As a farmer I don't believe that at all. My Creek I take the entries out. Grass is a much better filter and does not Erode As much as trees do. I see where you have a lot of trees there are no grass at all. I would take out those trees. I would ignore the Is forest industry, And also the NRC s.

I am so glad that no cows, chickens, dogs and you and MSR are ok

If , IF you would have looked at the crushed gate , you could have salvaged maybe a four foot gate with a little work . Just thinking .

That wood don't look too bad for burning, i'd take it! I feel like I'm on episode of Transformers! "More than meets the eye -Transformers!"

Sounds like you have a power steering pump whine on that pickup, Josh!

The right tools makes s all the difference between a quick job and a marathon L

The fun never ends for a farmer Josh, but you knew that. :D All the best to you and Mrs. Stoney Ridge.

Do you stay in contact with the people who owned the land before you ??

That’s some Mad Max stuff with the grapple there. “Shmooshie gate” 🤣😂🤣

Good job nice equipment that grabber was awesome pretty good work early this morning have a cup of coffee do you have to at least have three keep the good work see you on the next one

The smooshy smoosh was so satisfying to watch. Crumpled like paper with the claw beast.🔥👹

Black Walnut is one great tree. When I was on the farm, we had a huge one. One of the best cakes you will ever eat is a white cake mix with black walnuts in it. Or, home made ice cream with black walnuts. Man o man

Have you had any issues with the starting rope jamming up on the chainsaw?

Josh, Liked: what you said. I agree. You are in my prayers Best David

I would then out your trees. And if you wanna leave some stumps OK, That sounds good. It also would give you an extra paddock or 2.

Wednesday night storm was bad

Hey Josh thank you for the video and sorry about your fence I'm glad to know you had another one there looks good woo

Like crushing a can love it.

Lord when you mentioned those ticks and chiggers, chick's and tiggers is what I slipt up and said one time and my daughter has never forgotten it. But anyways those devils keeps me out of the weeds for sure. Theu are terrible here in Ky. Where I am

Hope MSRF feels better!! “Will you please be quiet”” 😂😂 lol.. Josh your Raptor Attachments are beautiful.

I thought that was a metric crescent wrench 😂

Woooooo

$200 gate turned into $2,000 content on your channel.

Hi Josh! Sorry that Miz. SRF is ill! Hope for smooth and RAPID recovery. Sorry about the worthless trees that hit the gate. Hope 1 & Done! BLESSED BE!

Whoo!

The compactor in the WM trash truck will crunch the gate even MORE1 their compactors can provide over 100,000 lbs of force!

@16:10 Found On Road Dead 😁

In the long run I think it was better that the gate was damage then the fence.

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Did you make her get out of bed to make the thumbnail? Lol

Git 'er dun, farmers!! 🙏🏻💪🙏🏻

Crunching up the old gate looked like FUN! Can we try it-“smootchy”gate!

Good one

Hey Josh, thought M stoney ridge was gone?????

6 ways half a dozen or another. I would’ve cut the tree up and replaced the fence. Taken all the tools back to the house and then ran up with the skid steer to clean up the brush and limbs. Instead of making multiple trips with multiple vehicles.

Great video

Good job Stoney

It's most important to be regular, that's the only time a farmer can sit on the THROWN

Man you must be TOTALLY HAPPY WITH ALL THEM TOOL TOY'S!!!

You're getting too many commercials and that stuff is expensive to shit

I ain't living right . no vise grip Cresent wrench. Hehe 😅😎👍😎🚜🚜🐃🐃😁😄

Love your two way , sit down splitter !!!!!! Awesome job 👍

First off. Why are you wearing a jacket? 2nd. Why is there a tree lying on your gate.

I was wondering if you would ever get a grapple. It's the handiest attachment I've ever bought. I run mine on my 70 hp tractor and works amazingly. My only thing I will say running it on a tractor instead of a skid steer wider isn't always better. I went with an 81" thinking I'd need almost as wide as the tractor and you don't picking up trees and brush 72" would have been better because of the added width on unlevel ground the corner of it digs in more. You are 💯 right about the duel lid mine is set up exactly the same way. I can't say enough about the time saving of a grapple from clearing brush to tops and limbs of trees I cut for firewood. It would take me months of cutting and dragging and piling to do what you can in a day with one of these. As always love your content Josh keep up the good work!

I enjoyed this video- more of this kind- thanks. 🙏👍🌻

You can fight against Aliens with the Raptor claw 😂

That grapple looks like a prehistoric animal!

Hey question. Have you tried the electronic tags on livestock ? It works on WiFi for all animals useful in a storm if fence down and get out.

So, what happened to Female Doggy?, the one with bit the Kitty?

I have the same problem a poplar tree leaning. I study it, it may glide along another tree and miss pole barn, but it's a bear cat to take down. Would need a lift (tree company). Sha-shing!

enjoyed the fixing of the gate and the way that you crushed it. have a great day

Always something my Brother!!

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Enjoyed the gate crushing.

Hay what is up with the Ford on the road 🤔??

Hi Josh clear some of those trees near fence line

Josh what does that green drink taste like

Wisteria vine was crazy long

Nice old Ford why is it sitting there

No crescent wrench Link?

That gate .. I've been made to fit worse.... Drugged out the ditch and smashed into a sort of gate shape .... 😂

you coulda staightened that gate out being on the back of the farm 🤣

When you were squishing the gate with the grapple I was cheering you on. "Do it again!!!!" Lol

The poison ivy on that tree would be my biggest threat! That stuff eats me up-I am very allergic and I’m at the point now that I have to get shots every time I get it. The grapple is a great tool to deal with it.

As you drove the replacement gate out to the work site, I wondered why you had not carried loppers with you at some time to trim the encraching branches back. As you returned the truck to the yard, I wondered why you didn't wait to carry the bent gate back. I hope I find the answer in the last 19 minutes! I enjoyed watching you play with crushing the old gate.

You probably could've saved that smashed gate or repurposed it for something else.

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I can’t believe you don’t separate the scrap metal Josh!

I too had a couple of trees fall on a fence, wish I had a grapple like yours,

Excellent content 👌

You're approaching a tractor for every acre Josh! 😄 Time to thin the herd.