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@DB-sy4eb hopefully a little less muddy than before! Thanks for watching and for your comment. Stay tuned for more my friend.

@byronbass5485 isn't it though??! Absolutely perfect shape. I bet there's not another original truck in the world in better shape than this one. I'm glad you enjoyed it. Stay tuned for more content my friend.

I hope you feel this way because you don't eat meat. If you DO eat meat- this is how you get it. There certainly have been a few comments that were not in favor of the subject or content. It is strange to me how many people don’t understand where their food comes from. I don’t mind if people choose not to eat meat - or anything else for that matter. I also think people can make those choices for whatever reason they see fit, whether it be religious reasons or for other things like animal rights if they are so inclined.

@2GringosOnTheGulf what? I tagged you in this one at least! It was recorded the same day, I wondered if it would show up, I tried to tag you in the description.

@@lovesloudcars oh lol 😂 I'm teasing you anyway bro. ✌🏼❤️🇲🇽

Dia pastinya seorang tukang daging yang sangat terampil. Nantikan selengkapnya teman saya & terima kasih telah menonton. Di rumah di Kanada saya membuat banyak video lain dengan subjek berbeda. Ini salah satu penjelajahan rumah berang-berang yang ditinggalkan bersama anak-anak saya jika Anda tertarik untuk menontonnya. ruclips.net/video/vgSdgKtDyhc/видео.html

I thought it was cool! I'd like to try those things.

Proof of a country mouse in the city when they react like me hey?

No, they don't care. From other comments I have learned that in Islam the other animals should not watch. In my 50 + years of being around cows and butchering animals I have never witnessed anything that would suggest cows recognize, care, or understand if another is being butchered. They do think and can be taught, and also do display a lot of instinctual behaviors including reacting sometimes when they smell blood. But as far as seeing another cow being butchered they are no more curious or concerned than when they see a plastic bag caught in a rose bush.

Maybe one day I'll get to try these things. thanks for watching.

Cool! hope I get a chance to try them.

Does it take some special preparation - or just cut it open & eat it like a watermelon?

@merkedgg6322 right on. Maybe one day I'll have a chance to try it. Certainly don't see it in a grocery store in northern Alberta Canada where I live. I always love seeing and trying new things when I travel. Stay tuned for more!

It sounds like something to watch for one day!

No it fucking isn't

Definitely not normal in my neck of the woods.

@@machinmon. cities I’ve lived in have all had these things. I know rural/rust belt stores definitely are limited, but I think more stores have what’s in the video than don’t

It’s very normal for smiths in Las Vegas and Albertsons

@@machinmon.yes it is, pls go to NJ or FL….😭

I wonder what I see at home that might be different for other people?

Every grocery store in Cali has these

@@zacharyregan8041 Not all, but most. If you are referring to big box chain markets, yes. Not everyone shops at big box chain grocery stores.

I think you are doing it right. the big stores don't need our support and don't care about us either.

@@zacharyregan8041 Hopefully I'll get a chance to try some of these.

@obinnaegbuchiri he's fast hey? Certainly a skilled butcher, and set up perfectly. I know how to do it, but he could run circles around me. Thanks for watching and for your comment. Stay tuned for more content my friend.

Holy! I hope this video helped. I have another video of turning them around I'll try to post the link here for you. ruclips.net/video/NxavZz2aZwY/видео.html They're different for sure, but I think I prefer them, Some folks are terrified of them, but it's just a matter of remembering you are steering it with your converter not with your truck. Another really good thing about them compared to long trailers or things like a B train, is you don't NEED to get all straightened out like an arrow to start over again, all you need to do is get your converter pulled back into place, and start pushing it again with the back of your truck. I see lots of guys pull WAY ahead & try to keep it straight as an arrow. Way easier to pull ahead 10-15 feet & get the front back where it belongs & make your way back some more. It will become easier. I hope this helps / and makes sense? Let me know how you make out! I'll be happy to hear from you in a week saying you feel like a pro!

He's definitely a very skilled butcher. Stay tuned for more my friend & thanks for watching. I was happy to have such an opportunity when I visited New Zealand.

@hallandskidder6343 plenty more to do, but I'm too busy hauling gravel most days!

@G1BBY10 I asked him and he said he didn't. That was last November, it's possible he started one since that I didn't hear about. He's certainly a skilled butcher. I hope you enjoyed the video. Stay tuned for more content my friend.

Well Jaye thanks for sharing your opinion. Perhaps you are judging what you see based on information from uninformed environmentalists or Disney, or maybe what you see is not like where you live, or think people should act? Here's the details if you care to consider these facts. Beavers here are not endangered, protected, or any such thing, they are literally considered a pest animal by the fish and wildlife association here. You may not believe it, but so much so, that there is a bounty offered by the government for killing them. I've had people comment from other parts of the world where there is a hefty fine for harming beavers or even disturbing their habitat. I can assure you that is NOT the case here. There is a government employed animal pest control officer who makes his job removing unwanted beavers. Beavers don't live in the dam, they live in a lodge usually in the middle of the pond away from most predators. Beavers also never stop building dams and creating more and more backed up flood water, as well as destroying lots of trees that can be used for wind shelter or habitat for other animals. This dam - it turns out had no beavers there anyway! I returned expecting to see a repaired dam only to find it empty. I made a video of exploring the abandoned beaver house with my kids if you care to watch it, it's pinned to the top comment of this video. The particulars of THIS dam are: As a result of ongoing expansion, this dam caused flooding in 3 directions covering pasture, hay land and crop land, with a combined loss of approximately 4 or 500 acres. Hope this explanation helps, and I hope you have the courtesy to read it and consider a different perspective. Maybe I misunderstood your comment and you meant the editing job was disgusting? - it was bad I admit. If you made it this far- Thank you again for sharing your opinion. I just enjoy posting things that are different from what many people ever see, entertaining, or both.

@@lovesloudcars What f’ed up state are you from?

@jayeharrison4533 well my friend, northern Alberta Canada. There's more trees and bush, beavers and wildlife here than you can shake a stick at. Thanks for reading my first reply. I hope you did check out the exploring an abandoned beaver house with my kids link, it was pretty interesting.

@@lovesloudcars You blew up your kids too?

@@jayeharrison4533 not quite! Did you check the link and watch the video of exploring the beavers' house?

Kesinlikle çok yetenekli bir kasap. Daha fazlası için bizi takip etmeye devam edin dostum ve izlediğiniz için teşekkürler. Konu veya içerik lehine olmayan birkaç yorum mutlaka olmuştur. Bu kadar çok insanın yiyeceklerinin nereden geldiğini anlamaması bana tuhaf geliyor.

@hallandskidder6343 sure does! It's nice to see. I wish I had time and free access to a bunch of the fire killed stuff though!

Pisau yang sangat berkualiti hey? Ia dibuat di New Zealand, syarikat itu adalah pisau VICTORY.

I know from other comments that doing so is against Islam if that is your concern that is fin & I respect that. For myself, In my 50 + years of being around cows and butchering animals I have never witnessed anything that would suggest cows recognize, care, or understand if another is being butchered. They do think and can be taught, and also do display a lot of instinctual behaviors including reacting sometimes when they smell blood. But as far as seeing another cow being butchered they are no more curious or concerned than when they see a plastic bag caught in a rose bush.

Yes. It is strange to me how many people don’t understand where their food comes from. He's definitely a very skilled butcher. Stay tuned for more my friend & thanks for watching.

There certainly have been a few comments that were not in favor of the subject or content. It is strange to me how many people don’t understand where their food comes from. I don’t mind if people choose not to eat meat - or anything else for that matter. I also think people can make those choices for whatever reason they see fit, whether it be religious reasons or for other things like animal rights if they are so inclined. Thanks for sharing your opinion.

There certainly have been a few comments that were not in favor of the subject or content. It is strange to me how many people don’t understand where their food comes from. I don’t mind if people choose not to eat meat - or anything else for that matter. I also think people can make those choices for whatever reason they see fit, whether it be religious reasons or for other things like animal rights if they are so inclined.

Мин бу аңлатманы аңламыйм. тәрҗемәдә хата булырга тиеш.

Mostly don't damage it by cutting through the hide as you're skinning it. Slaughter plants have clamps that hold the hide and pull it off almost like a sock inside out. My great grandfather had a friend who skinned buffalo that way, by pulling it off with a team of horses. Some critters for fur it's not split down the belly, but kept like a tube. Others like crocodile they split the back because the belly is the most valuable. Hope that helps? Thanks for watching and for your comment my friend. Stay tuned for more content.

That’s very interesting, thank you for taking the time to reply.

@lasersailor6684 you bet! That's one of the fun things with videos is connecting with other people.

At home in Canada I make many other videos with different subjects. Here is one of exploring an abandoned beaver house with my children if you are interested in watching. ruclips.net/video/vgSdgKtDyhc/видео.html

He's definitely a very skilled butcher. Stay tuned for more my friend & thanks for watching.

É assim que se faz quando não se faz numa fábrica. É daí que vem a carne. Ele é definitivamente um açougueiro muito habilidoso. Fique ligado para mais meu amigo e obrigado por assistir.

He's definitely a very skilled butcher. Stay tuned for more my friend & thanks for watching.

@@lovesloudcars 👌🙋🏻‍♂️👍

Always something happening. Hopefully you're having sunny weather.

@@lovesloudcars yeah nice weather today. Work safe

Too bad they actually don't pay for themselves without taxpayers paying the subsidies.

Now to carefully misplace it!

I have quite a collection of odds & ends I've picked up over the years. It's always an extra bonus when it's a quality tool. Stay tuned for more my friend & thanks for watching.

Not really. Crescent is the brand name everyone uses to refer to an adjustable wrench (including myself always). As it says on the handle, this one was built by Channellock. I have a couple pairs of side cutters also made by them. It's funny how brand names become synonymous with particular things. I have a few sets of Channellock pliers made by other companies but always refer to them as that, where they're probably technically called something else like "adjustable pliers " I have a pair of "Channellock " pliers I carry on my belt every day made by Knipex. I hope you have had the good fortune of finding a great tool somewhere. Thanks for watching my friend stay tuned for more.

it’s like calling a garbage bin a dumpster. yeah everyone calls it that, but it’s a brand of a specific item.

@@jefrebugni4064 yup. Cool to find a nice tool once in a while. My best bargain for tools is my 85$ auction buy in the video linked to this one.

Quite a neat collection hey? Thanks for watching and for you comment. Stay tuned for more my friend.

My wife says I talk too much too! Hope you enjoyed watching such a skilled butcher. Stay tuned for more content my friend and thanks for watching and for your comment.

Yes I did enjoy your video and will continue watching more! Thanks

Fun stuff! I have used it many times now, and the fresh taste is much better than what you buy in the store.

Checked online, they sell for 50$ that's more than I expected.

That is an answer I do not know. Certainly a very well set up trailer. He's definitely a very skilled butcher. Stay tuned for more my friend & thanks for watching.

Me too. Online price 50$. I've got tons of tools I've found over the years, but it's still fun to find another.

Thank you. I post many different things to watch, hopefully you will enjoy my channel.

Fantastic hey? He's definitely a very skilled butcher. Stay tuned for more my friend & thanks for watching.

Precisely. He's definitely a very skilled butcher. Stay tuned for more my friend & thanks for watching. There certainly have been a few comments that were not in favor of the subject or content. It is strange to me how many people don’t understand where their food comes from. I don’t mind if people choose not to eat meat - or anything else for that matter. I also think people can make those choices for whatever reason they see fit, whether it be religious reasons or for other things like animal rights if they are so inclined.