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@@HamiltonvilleFarm He must not know what I know, 'Heel Buddy! 'Shootin' House' is IT for that high class rig!

In Texas it’s called a deer blind or deer stand

@@jamesmorton8431 In everywhere its called a treestand.

@@mikeznel6048 in everywhere??

Be safe!

right on! I appreciate you stopping by!

I appreciate that . We're working on it 👍

Thanks Dean. Very important to maintain healthy land.

Thanks Ron. I'm lucky to get to hang out with him

I agree 😊👍

You're welcome. Thank you for watching.

Thanks Sammy!

Yes sir. Thanks for stopping by Bobby 👍

Yes sir. Thanks for watching 👍

Yes sir👍

Yeah super nice!

Thanks John👍

Yes sir. Now we need to plant pecan trees there😀👍

Thanks man. I appreciate what you do for us.

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Thanks for watching!

Thanks John. Good to hear from you.

Thanks Hayden. Have a good one.!

Hamiltonville Farm No problem and you have a good one too 👍

Only really cool people do this kind of stuff for a living. 👍

LOL. I hear ya. That AC is mandatory!

Thanks Ethan

Lol. Yep. Thanks Glenn

Lol. I hear ya Jason. Thanks for watching buddy 👍

Thanks y'all 👍

Thanks Paul. I appreciate you buddy. I'll tell them you said hey. 👍

lol. Yeah man, they scattered don't they! Thanks for watching

@@HamiltonvilleFarm Must be a lot of RICH fuel there with all that black smoke!

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Yeah, that is a good idea. Thanks Steve.

Hunka hunka burning bush

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Thanks brother. I appreciate it.

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Lol. True. Thanks for watching 👍

Yeah it's insane. Thanks for stopping by Jason.

@@HamiltonvilleFarm yeah I couldn't believe it. I left in the middle if Ike but the was like no other. The worst hurricane you guys ever had there. I was there visiting family for the 1 yr deal back in Oct and it was stuff rebuilding and busted up trees and just businesses boarded up flatten and I couldn't believe it was still so ruff. Yesterday was my first videos of your channel, new subscriber. Good content!

yes snakes run out as well as every other living thing that doesn't fly. The base of the tree burns a little but not enough to destroy the tree. The science behind it is really cool. Thanks Terry!

Right on Mike. Thanks for watching!

LOL. Good memories!

Interesting

Yep! Years of experience 😊

Yeah Fairly close.

Thanks for watching 👍 it's neat to watch

Yeah it's pretty cool how it actually burns "live"stuff. Thanks for watching 👍

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LOL> It will be ready before our season goes again. Them deer will be back. Thanks for watching!

Critters will be back in there the next day especially if it rains and when the new growth starts coming up look out man it's time to feast

Not here. But two hours east of us they do. I love eating wild hog👍

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Actually, the fire ecology of North America was created and maintained by Native American burning. When they arrived, they took fire away from lightning. What you're doing is carrying on what they started. I've got considerable experience with grassland prescribed fires in the Great Plains. It's clear that the GP grasslands were/are a man-made ecosystem. When fire is removed the grasslands rapidly turn into woodlands.

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The land management company owns it. Thanks for watching 👍

ok

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I'm not sure bc my in laws are the ones that do that, but my assumption is it's got something to do with the area we live in. We are at the Gulf of Mexico, so the weather patterns here probably dictate that🤷🏻‍♂️ I'll ask. Thats an interesting question

The risk of spot fires increases due to fire brands still burning.

They burn annually or every two years depending on the condition of the land.

"Too green to burn" looks like its burning pretty good to me. That's how you keep it green, by burning it and getting rid of the fire fuel build up.

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It's called "idea exchange" I got it off Audio Hero Library. Thanks for watching.

@@HamiltonvilleFarm Thanks. The topic of backburning was a hot topic here in Australia earlier this year too ;)

Right I noticed that the Drone shot look like the jungles in Apocalypse Now but the music made it seem like a picnic at Disney world haha

This is true

The wildland ffs there know this, trust me, we all do all over the nation and world, it’s common sense to us to do more prescribed burns exponentially more than we are right now, it’s just a matter of funding and getting enough available people to do that, which is done way above even supervisory fire pay grade. Go talk to your senators, representatives, and lawmakers at all levels of your government, that is where these decisions are actually made

The issue is liability with smoke and any wildfires that occur from an escape. Contingency is key though.

cool.. I really need to do my personal property. Thanks for watching

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Whatever was in the KZfaq audio library 🤷🏻‍♂️

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If done right it would be perfect for NB Canada. It would prevent uncontrolled fires that may destroy homes and families. Thanks for watching Russell. Have a good one!

Lol. Then that's the job for you👍

Thanks wes. It gets hot quick for sure. Thanks for watching 👍

Not bad here. But some places are. Thanks for watching 👍

My wife literally said the same thing 15 mins ago. Lol

lol. We say "shooting house" That was a nice one too.

What? That's insane!

@@HamiltonvilleFarm So far as I know it happened down by Texas and Louisiana and was happening over a period of five or more years, I read about it in national geographic magazine then kinda researched it. I wish I could remember the exact decade it happened but a short guess is late eighties or nineties... it was on one of those national geographic movies that I did see animals die.

You only make yourself sound ignorant when you make these types of comments. Do your research and you'll see how much this benefits mother earth.

When this isn't done if you live in this kind of area you'll be the first one in front of the news camera saying how terrible this is when you lost everything in a fire they couldn't stop with the wind behind it, or sadly you might be a statistic when it burns you/your family alive in your house one night while sleeping and it sweeps through quickly. It's a natural process thats been happening for thousands of years without man being involved caused by lightening,Basically the weather did it on it's own without mans involvement. But hey if we throw cash at the weather gods for carbon taxes we could stop that so Al Gore and his buddies tell us, while living in their huge mansions, drive or fly round in the most un economical transport, or are out playing on lakes or in the sea with huge fossil fuel powered boats, while having a carbon footprint of a small rural town of 150 people a year. You guys stopping controlled man made burns now are creating more problems and extra insurance expenses/ loss for home owners/ lives than you solved in the environment not doing it. If you see this area in a month or so after some heat and rain most of the garbage will be gone and it will be beautiful green grass and the healthy trees standing. We control burned tall dead grass and garbage on our farm land 6 weeks ago it was black down to the bare dirt after, now it's real nice tall lush grass about a foot or more high again with no dead stuff in it. It also cleaned out the unhealthy or dead trees as well, leaving more resources like water for the more healthy trees close by to survive better . We need trees and plants to help the environment to dead land does nothing for this with rotting plant material released into the atmosphere as well.

Yeah, I hear ya. But it is truly good for Mother Nature. Thanks for watching. Have a good one👍

Thanks for watching

Very true statement. Thanks for watching

smokeybear.com/en/about-wildland-fire/benefits-of-fire/prescribed-fires

Not really No. It's a natural cycle usually started by Lightning and back burning simple controls the burn so it doesn't cause damage or loss of life. Many plant seeds need fire to set them for germination and regrowth, Fire returns and releases Nitrogen to the soil and simply put its a natural cycle that is required by the environment to thrive. If you dont do this you get massive wildfires at temperatures that burn the flora which cant regenerate stripping the earth of plant matter and causing the nutrient rich topsoil to erode and often run into water which damages fauna and fish by polluting the water. Something we learned here in Australia when the ignorant greenie morons in Govt stopped old growth selective logging and slashed the backburn budgets and we had one of the worst fire seasons in forever. Another interesting fact for you Judy is that Hunters and outdoor rec guys and gals are amongst the best environmentalists today as they are in there cleaning and preserving the habitat.

Couldn't have said it better myself.

@@HamiltonvilleFarm yeah but Hank you'd have added some Twang lol Like being told by Trace Adkins

We do 🫡