This guy is a really good customer. He goes out and buys all of his own equipment and still hires you to come and work for him. That’s a good guy right there.

Thx for posting daily. I’m disabled and bedridden and always looking for stuff to take my mind off the boredom. You go a long way in helping me 👍

That trail is looking good . But that’s a great big fire

Chris Guins Recovery to the rescue. At least folks who get stuck & call you have the wisdom to stop and not dig themselves in further. Nice job on the trails. Looking forward to that big pile burning. I do hope you'll show how the pond is filling. Thanks, Chris for a fun little video.

Sometimes a customer can be there own worst enemy trying to help do a job. Chris you have great patience dealing others screw-ups. Great video.

The saga continues on the stuck skid steer, That's just crazy! Lol 🤣😂😂🤣

I know you do a lot of smaller jobs that we never see. But between this customer and Geoff B, you have enough work to keep you busy for a while!! Thanks for sharing!

thanks for sharing your work, interesting trails and cleared areas through the forest.. will be lovely once Spring comes and the green returns..

This one those job that keep on giving video. Fun to watch all the way through to the end.

Considering the muddy conditions you did the best you could. There’s only so much you can do with mud. I’m sure the land owner is very happy with the results.

Thank you sir!! I am grateful to see the trails and food plots getting smoothed over! As you might see on Vickie’s post…there are at least three of us who all started watching you on that rental recovery.

5:20ish needs a winch mounted on the back (operated from the cab with a remote) of it to tie off to a tree and pull itself out

hi Chris that guy seams to have all the gear and no idea super lets dig to the rescue thanks for sharing 👍👍👍

I commented on DPs channel about a very nice huge fire he had last year Yours is going to be Epic in comparison ! Think burning man !😁

Wonder who the owner will call on next time he gets the skid steer stuck :) Cleanup looks great - lots to burn and only one little scratch - whew!

I would see if anyone would like to use those logs for firewood. Chris to the rescue!

Thanks for sharing

Id say the counterweight looks very good, even some short radius machines have more scratches.

A nice job getting the machine out of the mud again all must done

Coming along well bro and your rescue services were called on again with another good result. Safe travels. Ken.

You have it cleaned up and slicked up between equipment rescue service. I see your area is in for some big rain storms. Take care Chris. Have a great week.

I keep thinking about the story of the guy quoting a job: “It’s $100 an hour for me, $150 if you watch and $200 if you help”! 😆👍🏻

Chris, as always you did an awesome job on this project and things are looking nice,

Always enjoy how organized and use time. If can’t do one thing then do another❤❤❤❤

Crazy to see how easy other brand of skidsteers get stuck cause our asvs would go through that back and forth all day long and out plows snow in the winter compared to a wheel machine and best ride quality by far i wouldnt ever choose another brand especially this reason alone

“There’s a ditch there” 👍🏼

Thanks for posting! Too bad you don't have a tub grinder for the material - it'd be fun to see you loading one up... they're amazing machines!

Nice skid-steer extraction.

Thank you and have a great day.

Nice video Chris. Nice job on the trails and food plots. Nice job on the skid steer getting it out.

One of these stuck vids you may actually get to use the winch on the D7 to pull something out…. the skid steer though is a bit small for that… (I expect the winch to be strong enough to drag it out all by itself like it was a toy…).. oh well, one of these days… at least with the rain you can build an LD18 fireball special…

Looks like someone came along to help with the skid steer. Good show.

Nice job! The rescue mission was an added bonus.

Back in the day that stuck little guy was a Uniloader. Fun as heck to use.

Don't worry about the size of your logs Chris, they cut that size of trees up here in Northern Maine all the time, I akin it to cutting tooth picks. Dave D.

Great video as always,you need to tell your customers that his little machine does not float or able to traverse different kinds of water hazards.what a difference in making those trails,once everything settles and dries up should make nice trail riding.just keep doing what you do best.be safe 😎😎😎👍👍👍

Have a groovy Sunday Chris! Take care and God Bless!!!❤😊

Awesome guys ❤❤ Greetings from Indonesia

Getting skidsteer mulcher stuck again - tells you a "swamp model" is needed. Trail grading looks good. I bet that wet spot is a ground water spring. Looking forward to you "Big Fire".

Great job! Thanks for sharing!

GREAT job, Chris!! Thumbs up! Jim

3:53 treasurers office flying over and working up how much they can increase the property taxes on the owner...

Looks like the property owner is gonna have some nice trails to play on and a really nice place to hunt turkeys if they in that area gobble gobble. Can't wait for the bonfire episode. Break out a keg or two of beer and hot dogs with a garage band on a hay trailer and have a party is what we used to do up in Michigan when farmers cleared land.

Those 333’s are extremely heavy for what they are. I watched my neighbors landscape crew get theirs stuck or throw a track every other day for 2 months.

Looks nice the rain will settle the loose soil

Haven't seen Robert lately. Yankum Ropes ars the ticket for recovering stuck equipment.

This is the job that keeps on giving, hehehe Oh but wait there is more....

Pretty neat place. Cool video. Enjoyed watching ✌️ 😎

"I'm not stuck, just can't go anywhere".

Twice you have had to recover the skid steer. if Chris is not working in a wet area(HINT-HINT).

You fussing about those few vines. Lol you should be in my neck of the woods. We have serious vines. I am always amazed at how clean yalls woods are. We have so many vines people go into the woods to harvest them to sell to the florist industry for wreaths.

Nice little course for a horse-drawn wagon hayride.

I ENJOY watching your videos 😊

Needs to clear cut and get rid of those little pines if he's all about the deer . No bedding cover. You won't see a decent buck come through those open woods unless it's night or behind a hot doe.

Looking good, I'd love a food plot in the woods, sounds really great, here I suffer the slugs, and grow my own what I need add for herbs I share..UK out ..

Job well done 👍🏻

looks very nice Chris

That went well with the skid steer,..

Great job have a great day

Chris HE HAS ALL KINDS OF BRAND NEW CYLINDERS AND LOOK LIKE IMPACT PIN

I think someone needs a push mower, axe and a shovel. And no equipment.

Man I hate climbing in and out of a skid steer with the arms up. Always makes me twitch.

CHRIS do you need to follow the "DEERE tracks"👀 again🤣

That kind of looked like some fresh paint on the counter weight to me😊?

Looks nice

skid steers don't get stuck, they get motionally challenged.

Hey Chris !!! 1 of those ""YANKUM" Ropes & Tight pressure from the mini & you would have had that out in 1 pull !!! HAHA 🙃😉😊 Great work on the trails & Let's see the piles burn !!!! 🤔🙄🤠😎👍👍👍👍👍

Chris to the rescue great video thanks Chris

@5:14 Sorry, but it looks very very funny! 😆

Would be awesome if this burn pile tops your "one big ass fire" video burn pile!

I am extending my driveway and building a garage, my question is should I put down fabric then stone and top it with 2" gravel? Also should I do the same for Garage slab? Thanks for the videos

Vacations are great

good video

The owner will now be better aware of where not to drive the skid-steer when the ground is as wet as it is in the wintertime

Well Chris heavy equipment rescue and recovery services coming soon 😂

Lets Dig towing and recovery lives.

Mr Good n stuck Bealy.😅

Had to break into a safe and it took a little longer than expected Jack. But I made it for Chris.

that was so satifying 3:10

What!?!? No balloons at this job?

The owner should keep a snatch block in his skid steer. 😉

Hi Chris apart from the D6 😍do you think Barney was your best purchace?

I wonder what tire pressure those tires on the off-road truck?

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“Food plot”

Do you charge extra for getting their equipment unstuck? Also, how does lunch work for you? Do you take a packed lunch with you and eat it in the cab, or trek back to civilisation to buy something?

7:38 That will buff out. Edit: wrong timestamp.

Is going to lunch a “Factor” in your decision? -lol

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Does Chris use a wireless mic ?

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As seen from space.....another letsdig18 brush pile and burn.😊

Omg nevermind he took them to scrap yard

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Project looks nice. I had very little experience of dealing with vines, actually glad I didn't participate in that show.

That John Deer just isn't up to the task is it? Man, that's a lot of money, just for some trails and food plots!

_"Food Plot"_ ...? Never heard that before. Is that what the kids are calling farming and gardening today? 🤣 (EDIT TO ADD: Nevermind, I just looked it up, it's a space with vegetation specifically for wildlife - I'm a suburb dweller, had no idea.) #TheMoreYouKnow

Undergrowth is important for wildlife to feel safe. That guy's motion all of his out of there, it's not gonna be any good for a few years. Maybe once the underbrush grows up, that might be a good hunting ground, but it's not gonna be for a while. He should have left the stuff alone and not molds. Studying and left the underbrush alone. That's just my opinion. I've put in several several food blocks. I know dear very well, Turkey a little bit, and that's not gonna be very good either. For a few years, but Turkey's don't care as much as deer. So he might be able to get a Turkey out of there. They're kind of dumb dear. On the other hand at least in vermont they want underbrush for protection

a balloon ? 3:57 on the logs

Morning everyone I hope you all enjoy your day ❤❤❤❤❤❤😂😂😂😂😂😂