Move all those wood chips with a wheelbarrow….Good Luck with that!…see ya in a few years. Your gonna need to rent a Bobcat or larger tractor with a front loader. I’d use some of those trees to line a trail, then used the wood chips on the path and/or to landscape with around the home. Just beware it is not cedar so it may attract ants or termites. You’ll find something to do with it. Sell to schools for playgrounds or to a local nursery.

Your comment on the dead Ash trees . Ash went extinct in Michigan ! Anything you make from ash tree will be one of a kind . 😔

Where did you get the zip up cushion covers?

What is the tree cleanup going to cost you!!!!

Love, love,love your place. Much happiness to you both.

You guys definitely need a gator that you can fill and dump. Should have one on property that big anyway.

electric jacks are very expensive and yes they are handy but they break allot

Think no wheelbarrow...think 4x4 and tow a cart.those 4 wheelers come in handy for yard work

Would love to meet you guys… I am also in the woods business

This video shows why you need to hire a pro for a job this size. The danger itself as well as the volume of work. Great decision guys!

Wow, those tree guys did some very impressive work! Can't wait to see the final results on how your yard looks when they're done.

Those wood chips are sequestering carbon on the ground. I appreciate you not burning all the wood.

Great video

Thanks for these, you guys are doing a great job! There’s 3 groups of channels I follow and watch all the time: tractor/equip channels, RVers, and homesteaders. Some crossover happens a lot. Very fun to watch you guys branch out. By the way, I heard that comment about not moving all those chips with a wheel barrow. Keeping that in back of my mind…lol. Thanks guys!

Well all these wood chips mixed with some. Chemicals and resins can be made into wood soft boards which later can be used as insulating material....just mentioning ,check out if its practical

P&G uses woodchips to run the electricity for their plant. They might remove your wood chips for free.

I love these videos. It’s exciting to see the improvements you are making. Your work crew makes cutting those trees look easy, but we all know it’s very dangerous.

I’d be cautious of the big pine next to the cabin.

Wood chips make good mulch for future gardens it's as good as gold don't give it away. It will be good dirt one day.

Adding wood chips to a trail surface is a no go. Wood chips + soil = muck. Depending on your environment, it could be months or years, but it will end up as muck. Adding a separation barrier, geo-textile, will help and delay the process.

It sounds overwhelming but y'all can do it. Hell get Bigfoot to help ya! Peace and blessings to you.

Are they going to grind down the stumps, or just leave them above ground to let you decide what you want to do with them?

Those guys doing the work are really good and their equipment is top notch, can't wait to see the final result.

Have enjoyed keeping up with your adventures but I do have a question that does not pertain to this video. We watched your video in the refurbishment of your Lance camper. We have an older model that has been well taken care of. I believe you removed and added a new seal to the front window in the cab over section. How did you find and purchase the seal? We have tried everything we know to have our seal replaced as it has started leaking. Have not been able to make that happen. Please advise where we can find the seal, who we could possibly contact to have it replaced. We’ve called Lance, no response. We understand they are not working everyday and have a much smaller staff than before. Any advice appreciated. Happy travels. And best wishes on your new home.

I love your channel, keep up the good work

Can’t wait for you to get back to camping

You might want to research the spread of the fungus through reusing the wood chips and treat accordingly. Not familiar with that type of fungus but better safe than spreading through reuse.

Great video! You're in ranch country. You could sell the chips for livestock bedding.

Leave the wood chips in big pile, it will turn into the best growing dirt the fastest about years

What a huge undertaking! It’s going to look so nice when the project is completed. Happy for you both!

Well you certainly have enough wood chips for "Garden paths, Garden mulch, Composting, Mulching around (New) trees or Fruit Trees, covering wet muddy area's and Nature trails" ? Great video's and commentary can't wait for more content and watching your homestead grow.

Where did you guys park your truck? LOL

Lucky ducks!

Great video. I enjoyed hearing the " thuds" as long as y'all were safe.😊❤

Very cool! Expensive😳

Do you miss truck camping? That seems simple now compared to what you are up against. 😊

Hey guys, Nucamp just started building the Cirrus 920! 🎉🎉🎉

Wood chip spreading party! I’ll bring the beer!! Who’s down?

I hope nobody's driving by when the trees fall across the road?

We just bought a 2004 835 Lance and want to replace the cushion covers....where did you get yours? Do you have a link where you ordered them from? Love what you did with yours!!!

Great job! Thanks for sharing the progress, can’t wait to see the after.

What about neighboring properties. Does everyone around there have e diseased trees. Interesting video to watch. Great work.

My suggestion, bag the mulch and sell it cheap to motivate buyers. Put your ad sign up on that road in the video that looks traveled.

Looks amazing guys

Can’t wait for the below zero blizzard videos this winter 🥶 ❄️ 😁. Enjoy the summer as long as you can.

Been looking forward to this video guys!! Thank You and God Bless America!!🇺🇸💪🇺🇸

Looks like you two are really getting your property taken care of. Mulch is known to spontaneously combust, so keep an eye on any heat building up.

Hey guys, is that body of water a part of the Great Lakes?

I am really excited for you. When this work is done, you will have many beautiful trees left that will flourish. It has been fun watching the work progress. I worked for a tree service right out of high school back in 1970/71. I loved that type of work. This brings back good memories for me.

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