That what seperates the professional from the rest 👍

Bruh same

Whats that song

@@K_ber1 going gets tough - the growlers

@@jessemorgan8367 thanks

Thanks dude, I appreciate that 🤙🏻

Thanks dude! You as well, you took some great pictures!

@@gaffersgarage9085 Can I use pull on/cowboy style boots, that can be used for wild land firefighting ?

@@emmanuelawosusi3276 why would you want to wear cowboy boots my guy

@@YesNo-cy5tw NIcks renegade boots , tanker boots are not nfpa certifed but they are an option for they soles if you want to add $ 30 .00 red x lug fire resisant soles to your purchase of the boot ,the renegade boot is like a harness boot and the tanker boot have straps ?

@@emmanuelawosusi3276 dam bro that's actually interesting, are they pretty expensive? I occasionally will burn of huge fires from landscaping waste so I'm sure they're overkill for that application but then again, cowboy boots rock

Nice dude! I hope you guys have a great weekend. Stay safe and maybe we’ll cross paths on the line 🤙🏻

Thank you 🙏🏻

Anybody can get into this if you live in California

I appreciate it man, thank you for the support

Thank you! 🔥

We were on our way to the flats fire

😂😂😂

Hell yeah 🔥 glad to hear it

It was something, that’s for sure. That was an incredible unforgiving fire.

@@gaffersgarage9085 yes it was I saw it do some thing that shouldn't be possible

😂

Hi, the only way to get crew apparel is to actually be on the crew; otherwise, they are not for sale.

@@gaffersgarage9085 gotcha kinda figured after i asked Wouldn't want somebody doing something stupid wearing a crew shirt out there

It’s a fire wall, they burn everything in the area in a controlled way, so when the bigger fire approaches there is no fuel to keep feeding the fire and that way it stops growing

@@ulwimi_oluninzi Understand, but some fire in video do not look controlled, lol.

There was a lot of different fire behavior in the video, I’m not sure as to which “uncontrolled” clips you are referring too. Where things might “look uncontrolled” when we are putting fire on the ground, those are clips from “ interior burning.” Burning is very situational and weather dependent. Fire is attracted to heat, and so the technique you saw being used is to build a lot of heat inside your burn area, (roughly 300ft off the line) once that fire and heat is established, the edge of the line can then be lit, once lit, the main fire and heat will basically act as a vacuum and it will suck and pull the fire back into itself and away from the edge. There was also some other pretty crazy fire behavior in the video that was NOT from putting fire on the ground. We saw some very extreme fire behavior and intensity this last season due to weather, wind, etc. With that kind of intensity, it is extremely unsafe to engage and sometimes you just gotta wait till things die down a bit before engaging

Thank you for your time. Ronnie Smith era right