Good to see some people saving fish from drowning.I've seen and tasted Asian carp(fried). It tastes pretty good. I suggest they put no limit derbies into play for Asian carp. I'm sure kids would love catching those huge fish and the proceeds can go to charities or whatever organization manages the river/lake/native fish.People don't understand that the asian carp will wipe out other fish species and their habitat. They need a bigger boat!

I think stone splitting is my new favourite thing on YouTube. Wood turning videos had a good run during the pandemic but want to try new things now.Man where was this guy when I tried to break rocks for my fire pit? I just busted it with a sledgehammer but of course you get a completely random break. That’s a fascinating skill. I’d like to know how to do that.

Looks great.I would add mulch to suppress weeds and grass from coming back. Also, it helps keep the tree hydrated.I rigged up a stranded cable years ago to do the same thing. My neighbors must have thought I was wacko...but I have perfect circles. Because I have two trees in a row, it allowed me to lock the length in place so both matched.The yard looks fantastic! I agree- my fav tool is always a pitch fork.

It all boils down to routine maintenance. No such thing as do it once then good for all time. Sad fact of it is the stone needs to be removed, cleaned and re installed at least every year, and depending on the rainfall, more often. In an ideal world, the stone grows over with low vegetation that stays in place during rian events, but never grows so thick so as to impede water flow. The only alternatives to this would be concrete, asphalt or better drainage(more culverts). No one ditch can handle all the water for the length of the road.

This is a beautiful, emotional song it made me cry when my Grandma passed away last year. Still miss her everyday and can't wait to see her again and love this song.Thankyou.This song hits harder with everything going on in the world right now.Just imagine how many people are listening to this song right now.In the end it doesn't even matter, for anyone. Only for you. Love yourself

Hello. On that day, we were working with an excavator, which unfortunately broke down. That's why we didn't wear waders.
My brother joined me so late because at the time I was starting the dam removal, then he went to pack the excavator onto the tow truck.Wish you enjoy watching.Excellent piece of work. The work put in to demolish the dam justifies the brilliance of the beavers in building it. Credit to the two gentlemen for the efforts put in.The man in the red shirt never stopped he didn’t stop to draw breath ,he deserves a medal .He practically did it on he’s own .well done to him fascinating to watch.

I'm in the middle of my own install, and have to say you did a very professional install there. Your customers are very lucky to have you.I wish you serviced South Jersey! Thank you for sharing these wonderful videos. Your work looks very meticulous!These videos are fantastic. Unfortunately I'm just out of your area. Have any recommendations for folks you respect to do this work near Bridgewater/Flemington/Princeton in New Jersey?

You can tell the character of a man by the way he treats defenseless animals.The world has so many beautiful loving people, we’re just blinded, and exposed to all the hate and negativity constantly. Just do your best to love and help others.Now this is my definition of a great guy. He was talking to the creature to comfort her/him, know the deer was in pain and distress. Whoever you are buddy, you are one decent human being!

For those of you pressing the dislike button, haven't you ridden public transport, driven your own cars on roads or flown air planes before? Well, at some point in time, depending on locations, something like this (cutting down tress) must have happened to create the roads, fields and your houses to have given you that better quality of life.It is like having a strong desire for nice chicken cuisines but ironically despising a butchery.

Thank you, Eater, for making these short documentaries. In the midst of all the chaos in the world, I find that watching these videos allows me to slow down and relax while learning about food, culture and even technology. Thank you especially for these videos about how food is made. Sometimes we don't appreciate the effort and time that goes into producing the things we consume.Sesame oil is one of the most flavorful oils around, even the basic Korean brands of that stuff is so good