Heck, if the guy wants deer, he should move to suburban Atlanta. The herd is prolific, and you don't even need a stand, the window in the guest bedroom works fine.

Always love watching Big Munch do his thing. Take care Davin & cheers😊

Wow! It's just cool to see that thing chew thru those bigger trees and drop them. Very nice...

Be careful lifting the cutter head to cut a tree down. The rotation can/might send debris right through the door at you. I just watched John from Upstate Brush Control talk about this in his last video.

I'm in your town this weekend at MBR. Nice work on this site!!

hello ldiglt4 its is randy and i like your video is cool thanks friends randy

Good video and job brother

Nice clean video,place does look drier then before.changes landscape totally.keep on doing your thing.👍👍👍😎😎😎🌲🌲🌲🪵🪵🪵

I currently have a 9-5 making good money and a side pressure washing business hustling hard!!! To buy my first skid steer on tracks with a mulch and continue my business venture. You inspire me.

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Fun watching all the yellow clouds of dust flying when you hit those pines. Great job clearing out that swampy field. This is going to be a great hunting spot once the feed plot is planted.

Good JOB Looks NICE

Almost 30 years ago now (in 1994), I helped a friend of mine's dad clear out some lightly wooded area behind their house. It was me, my cousin, our friend's whose property it was, and our other friend who was into Forestry, therefore he was good with a chainsaw, and had all the proper gear. (I ran around with a clické of about 5 friends, this crew was all but one of them.) It took us a couple of weekends, maybe even a month's worth of weekends to finish this job. It was all by hand...chainsaw down the trees, and rubbish (vines and shit) then drag all the branches and stuff to big burn piles. Had we had a Bobcat Mulcher like this, we could have done the job in about two days, max. But I don't think these attachments existed back then. We had Bobcats for sure, but I don't recall if they made tracked versions back then. But in any case I'm impressed on how well these machines do this job.

Some days when I'm slackin and I'm tired I watch your videos it makes me feel like I did somethin that day LOL

What are those medium size trees that look like they have rope inside of them instead of wood? 8:30 ish is one….

Looks good Devon

Need more videos of mini munchie. This is like an oversized lawnmower going forward and backward. Forward and backward. Forward and backward. Forward and backward.

I really enjoy your videos; thank you.

Looks good after you're done. Won't most of the brush just grow back? Spray it? Tillage? What stops the re-growth?

Another beautiful job asv is a workhorse

This would be cool to use on zombies 😂

Landglide and onx only go off GIS, I’d had both be significantly off on projects many times. 50-100ft+. Never reference it in a dispute because it doesn’t hold up Vs a survey

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I have a JCB with the JCB mulcher attachment. I can't get it mulched as fine as you do and it's a thick bed of wood chips. Do you have any issues with food plot seed growing? I worried it won't because of how thick the chips are. The area was very very dense with 10+ year old red maple and white ash. Thanks!

a lot of fantastic video cant have time to see all!! good job devon!

Seems like the mud didn't stop 🛑 nothing munchie machine did its job

Awesome as always!

Nice job mate. Looks a treat 🤙😎🇦🇺

I have two 1.5 acre spots I need mulched. One is 8-10 year pines in similar size to these and the other is a 10-15 year old cutover that’s thick but smaller trees due to never being sprayed. How long would you guess it would take to do this? Flat to mildly sloping terrain

Now all the Russian boars and feral pigs/hogs will come through and rut out any and all food plot you plant there. Time for setting up multiple Jaeger hog traps and clean out the landscape of pigs - and have BBQ ham and bacon for the larder ....

Техника, конечно, восхищает. Но поражает такое расточительство! Почему предварительно не пилить и не вывезти древесину как строительную древесину или на дрова, а уже затем очистить участок от веток, пеньков, кустарник и мелколесья?

34:00 why did you leave that pine bent over into the other trees? It needs to be pushed up or knocked down.

Where are you guys out of? I’m close to Myrtle Beach

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Great job. Looks so much better. You should get a small v-bucket to use on you mini to drain some of those areas, about the size that Andrew Caramata made. Of course you don't have to make it but I bet you could find one very reasonable and could use it a lot. Here is the video. kzfaq.info/get/bejne/grxyl6aWsJnenGQ.html Thanks for sharing. He builds it in this video and you can skip to 23:39 to see him using it. Just a thought Brother. Have a gread weekend.

Do you have a turtle detector installed on your mulcher?

I’d love someone to comment, this machine does an amazing job removing what above the dirt but what happens with the tree roots? You couldn’t just plant with machines with tree roots still there?

cost of that rig new?

I totally understand removing dead trees. The least people could do was cut them up for free community firewood. Tho killing the live trees results in tons less oxygen produced.

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Please tell me that you stop and look for Turtles every once in awhile

Just wonder how much habitat that you've killed for baby animals that nest in the ground, like turtles, rabbits, snakes, some birds, etc. Also, how many animals and their babies do you think you have chewed up with that machine and don't give a care in the world about it? 😢 I find it very sad