That might be a 8 inch shell 9 might be pushing it. That's a pretty small turtle

A friend of mine has pet ducks in his pond. Something has been picking them off in the water, taking half their heads off. I'm betting a big snapper. I gotta get that SOB outta there, I'll try any techniques at this point.

BLASPHEMY!!! @ Using Kingsford. lool Thats a cheap charcoal job. NOT the KING. lol

I have a Kodiak Stove Company model just like this. It has the flue baffel and the screen for the front. When I bought it it had only 20 - 30 fires ran in it. I paid $100. I got very lucky finding that deal. Then found a 1 owner Stihl 034 Super chainsaw with 5 chains and a case for $150.

I caught a big one on some shrimp last week first one ever

Goofy lol 10/10

Chicken gizzards are the best turtle bait .

Salted pork with the hide is my fav bait, bout can't rip it off the hook, had a turtle take 2 jugs lol

How much horsepower does the B6000 have?

Fried snapping turtle skins (marinated right) are delicious

Maybe next time leave red shirt guy at waffle house. He dresses like a groid and the attempt at acting was so bad it killed my lawn.

People will always skip the "spend 15 minutes going at it with an axe, so that it's not a solid block but just a bunch of held together splinters that burn real fucking easy" part. They will spend a week marinading it in vegetable oil, but not 15 minutes whacking and hacking and slashing.

You probably didn't show the removal of the barrel revealing what was left of the stump because no-one is interested in that, and not because this is horseshit that doesn't work. Hope you get a good kickback for the power tools sponsorship though.

Having watched other stump burns I can see two simple mistakes that others make. 1) they pour the hot coals on the stump not the sides so wasted heat 2) they don't have a lid so not enough heat.

Insurance won’t be happy with that metal as the only heat shield, especially with wood behind it. Would be better with brick behind and above it. Wouldn’t cost much and be a lot safer.

Am I correct or incorrect in my thought process that you don’t need the damper for the flue since it has the knobs on the front? I have this same model but there is no damper in the flue

Mickey O. What's up big dawg. I recognized that voice.

Can you show what your baffle looks like inside? Is it a steel plate or fire brick?

Thank you so much for this helpful video! I love that no gasoline was needed, i don't want to contaminate my garden! Thanks again!

Should not have a flue on an air tight fisher bear wood stove , I had an experience I won’t for get , I got the fire going good and hot then shut the flew down , within about an hour all of a sudden there was a huge explosion inside the stove that would have blown the doors off of lesser stove it blew the smoke out all around the edges of the door past the gasket and a significant amount smoke scared the crap out of me if the flew had of been any higher it would have blown the pipes off of the stove , the reason being is that when the fire started to cool down creisote built up in the stove and the ignited all at once so I remove the flew adjustment no problem since , that being said if I’d have had a glass in the door I would have seen the fire diminishing and opened the draft , but it’s hard to do if asleep , a secondary system would have helped by burning off the creisote , but the old stoves didn’t have it , I was always told don’t use a flew adjustment on an air tight stove now I know why

The heat shielding shown is just not adequate for the clearances that we see. Any wood heater must have at least 18 inches to any shielded combustile surface, 36 inches if un shielded. A heat shield must have an air space between the shield and the combustible wall surface, it mus be open at both the top and bottom to allow for air flow to cool the wall. No way that stove can be 12 inches from the wall even with that bad heat shield.

This guy is a fool. Clueless. Sorry buddy, Watch more you tube videos on turtles ... and then get back to us. Good grief. get help.

Thanks for the helpful video. I do wonder tho, In a pond full of bluegill, what makes the turtle choose the one on your hook?

You should sharpen your chainsaw and get better results that chainsaw could not cut hot butter that could be a potential for danger

Was this just an ad for Milwaukee tools? 😂😂😂

Maybe a pre-soak with a gallon of vegetable oil may help to speed things along. Video itself is a goo instructional guide.

Flip flops and metal shavings Sounds like fun to me

I like how he used the chainsaw while wearing his Taiwanese safety boots.

Or you could just light the stump on fire idiots

Burn it. There, saved ya 8 minutes.

Don’t waste your time

Good job but couldn't wood replace the charcoal?

Lame music. I feel like I am in an elevator to no where.

Dumb

Stumps smoke for days.

Don’t

Great result. Not a single bottle of budbutt in sight too. Thank God.

I’m wondering could I just use wood instead of charcoal ? It’d be cheaper since I have several stumps , I have tons of dry firewood if that would work , what are your thoughts on that ? Thanks for video .

I will keep my backhoe bro

I tried to throw my bottle out in our pond today and I wasn't paying attention and the hook went right through my pants and cut my leg 😅

Fantastic!! Thanks for sharing, I will use this method in the future.

In addition, if you've got a massive rock you need to get rid of, dig a trench around the rock about six inches deep, fill the trench with burning charcoal and put a layer on top of the rock. Come back in 8 hours with a sledge hammer and your rock will shatter with each whack. This works with seasoned wood also, but you have to keep adding more as it burns up.

So, from what I've seen in the first 20s, you've never actually caught a turtle

2 of our ducks have been taken this week 😢 Time for the Snapper to be dispatched 🤬

Hi,I have a timberline double door … where can I get interior racks for it ?

Great video! Been guessing at mine for a while. Hard to find that “sweet spot”. Thank you!

Should have invited me, could of brought a grate and carne asada.

Embarrassingly dull chainsaw Why not just start a good wood fire in there? Cut that stump down low and use some of that for firewood. Instead of blowing all your briquettes etc... You can drill 1 inch holes into the stump too, and fill them with kerosene or something, just don't drill right through or the coal oil will drain right through. Fires can smoulder even under the snow. They are called holdovers. If you are worried about that, hose down a perimeter really good to keep those roots damp. Monitor things as per your fire permit. You don't want the water bombers to attack during your BBQ party🔥😵‍💫💦😃

This did not work on my stump. Did exactly the same thing and it burned for 48 hours with very little damage done.

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