Came here to say the same thing. According to Roy Underhill, it is the best wood for steam bending, the berries are edible but have almost no flesh on them.
@russellsmith3825Ай бұрын
Wow ty gor the info! Im from the pnw and a former foresty worker , my dad was a log scsler and my.grandad was a forester trained in collage! Ive never seen one untill now
@seanpierce7673Ай бұрын
Hackberry trees are bad news, they will crash down in the smallest breeze
@Wildbill980Ай бұрын
Just about the say that.. I have a few on my property...
@Thrash155Ай бұрын
Or beech tree
@34base34ballАй бұрын
Pond sure is turning out beautiful. My vote is a hackberry tree.
@richwielechowski5191Ай бұрын
a Hackberry tree has rather narrow leaves and the bark is rough, but not usually that bumpy. They also have an aggressive root system with large major roots.
@Dave_9547Ай бұрын
By summer, hackberry leaves will be covered in green "warty" galls.
@marionstorm9004Ай бұрын
@@Dave_9547mature Hackberry trees have very bumpy bark, like Chris said looks like warts
@middletnpyroАй бұрын
I didn’t think you were going to have a video for us today but you were just running late. You’ve done a great job clearing around that pond. It’s looking so much better now.
@davidepool5884Ай бұрын
Same
@bosshogg3548Ай бұрын
Some people say they have to clear their schedule,your schedule is clearing!!!😂😂😂 Have a good one Chris,take care and God Bless!!!❤😊
@scottburk4083Ай бұрын
I am constantly amazed at the finesse that Chris shows in working large equipment. Thanks for sharing.
@patrickcolahan7499Ай бұрын
Love watching you work and explaining your thought process along the way!
@bailey2046Ай бұрын
You sure made that pond look nicer. Thanks for carrying the viewers along with you. If never gets boring watching you when your sprucing up an overgrown and neglected site.
@miker1448Ай бұрын
The opening shot with the mist over the water was beautiful. Thanks for the videos.
@dav1dsm1thАй бұрын
Those carpet roots happen when the soil is saturated and oxygen is low. Same happens with shallow bedrock. Its called a limiting layer. Trees that require deeper roots typically die in saturated soils.
@jraltwiesАй бұрын
Enjoy your videos very much. Your work is always beautifully done. Whatever happened to John? Haven’t seen him working with you in a long time. When did you stop working for your uncle and go full time self employed? I appreciate the time you put into posting this content. Thank you.
@doreestone4487Ай бұрын
Chris hasn't worked with his uncle John's business for quite some time.. he did use John's truck to deliver some gravel a while ago while John was on holidays..
@hydraulic-humАй бұрын
Pond already looks so much better. Good view. Looks like a Hackberry tree? Menace but makes a dense fence row. We have them all over Texas. Thanks Chris. Have a great week.
@donnamullins2089Ай бұрын
Head of the pond looks like a spot I was cleaning up last summer. Found out about halfway through that I was riding on a crust about 2' thick when all of the sudden it broke like ice. Next thing I knew I was floorboard deep the muck 😮😮😂😂😂. Finally got it out 7 hours later. I was just about ready to call you for help. Thanks for all the instruction and wisdom!!
@precisionputtinАй бұрын
Chris you need to clean your windows 😆 🤣 😂 Great video can't wait to see the upgrades you do to the 330
@petenolte4192Ай бұрын
without a better view of the "warty" tree, my guess is a hackberry tree
@MrCoxmicАй бұрын
I miss these kind of videos!!! This is exactly the kind of video I first saw of you on KZhead 5 years ago and haven't stopped watching
@patsaunders6035Ай бұрын
What a difference you've made here. You do some of the finest work and are a joy to watch. Thanks for sharing, Chris. This was fun.
@Vickie-BlighАй бұрын
Far nicer surroundings than piles of concrete. Never get tired of the sound of cracking branches in the countryside.
@jjMcCartan9686Ай бұрын
Mulberry? Great job Chris! Looks nice. I’ve seen Mulberry trees with fruit and without, it looks like what I always called a male tree.
@dburto13Ай бұрын
Making a cute little pond a very beautiful pond, love watching!!!😊
@madelinelambert605Ай бұрын
Haha, Chris, I was just thinking the windows would be getting on your nerves 😂😂. No sooner I thought it and you mentioned it. Always enjoy your vids over supper after work. ✌️🇨🇦
@jerrydelyea5820Ай бұрын
I love watching your videos, keep these coming Chris. You really know your stuff in the excavation business.
@paulirving4151Ай бұрын
Enjoy your commentary as you work Chris.
@rogerdaleboneАй бұрын
Peaceful and beautiful morning - way out in the bush = heaven. Surprise that it isn't muddy - easier to clear though. Simple way to wash the windows - well practiced and it works. Opened up the area significantly.
@heatherlane9270Ай бұрын
Hopefully the owner will just let you make a nice little pond out of that mess. It looks like it was intended to just be a water hole for cattle. It's shallow and no steep sides to make a cow get cought and drown. Great job again Chris.
@charleswelch249Ай бұрын
Nice little pond now. Can't for the mother of all brush piles!
@harrykeel8557Ай бұрын
The pond area is looking great 👍
@jimmyculberson5013Ай бұрын
love the pond clearing job relaxing fun. cheers buddy.
@nelsonannett5427Ай бұрын
Mango Bango that's going to be one beautiful pond once Chris has finished his magic on it. Especially once he expands it and makes the damn taller.
@ronaldheit196Ай бұрын
Nice video Chris, the pond is looking much better.
@haroldhawkins9370Ай бұрын
Looking really good so far, landowner has to be thrilled w that progress
@Stratos53100Ай бұрын
I ❤ the transformation. It's thoroughly satisfying. Thx for sharing your wisdom and knowledge.
@debcamp2359Ай бұрын
You’re doing a good job on the pond perimeter, it is looking good, thank you for the update, enjoyed watching.
@terryrogers1025Ай бұрын
Looking outstanding! Thanks for sharing 🇨🇦
@paulcooper9135Ай бұрын
It's amazing watching you work with your machine. It's like an extension to your hands.
@donaldethredge151228 күн бұрын
@34:17 "evedently were into our solar eclipse right now ... " < LETSDIG18> reflection has it's own mini eclipse against the cab reflection right to left - right on cue commentary 😂❤
@matthewayrton2786Ай бұрын
It's a dogwood tree. You can tell by it's bark! 😃
@bushpilot4853Ай бұрын
Bada bum!
@cathiwimАй бұрын
Pond looking better getting the tree and bushes off the edges. Some those tree roots blankets, you could keep warm in the winter if you had to. Thanks for the video
@joejohnson7097Ай бұрын
Very entertaining video Chris. Pond is looking great. God Bless.
@garydillon3960Ай бұрын
Love to see you work,smooth as silk
@user-ji1nh4wh1jАй бұрын
The clearing is turning out excellently great video thanks Chris
@garymessina1609Ай бұрын
The transformation of that pond is nothing short of amazing it is really a or going to be a pitcher for sure Chris has transformed it and not even finished yet cheers
@wallbawden5511Ай бұрын
Getting all around the pond now Chris....I think its a Hackberry tree.....Stay safe and see you on the next one
@user-zr1ij2tm6uАй бұрын
Nice job,great video,that was some serious roots on the majority of those trees.can’t wait till you complete the transformation on the pond,I know it’s gonna be a while but I’m sure will be worth the wait.beautiful land.continue doing what you do best 😎😎😎👍👍👍
@tomswindler64Ай бұрын
👍👍👍
@randybarber5308Ай бұрын
Oh that's neat with the fog. Thanks for sharing.
@fsj197811Ай бұрын
Coming along nicely. A drone shot of a few minutes will give us a nice view thus far. Before burning and after burning as well.
@astonmartin2727Ай бұрын
Results are looking good!
@BillW-NJ29 күн бұрын
Pond is looking great.
@pauldillinger2286Ай бұрын
Looks like a great spot for a large pond
@leocornett3428Ай бұрын
I really like the sound of the trees crunching.
@charlesrausch3945Ай бұрын
Great work Chris.
@jrehtil1494Ай бұрын
Well this is quickly shaping up very nice. I also heard the word, dredging! The big bucket on the 330 will work nice.
@michaelmullins1290Ай бұрын
Now you you cleaned up around that pond it look good.
@BuckMasterNormАй бұрын
Chris that's looking great you can take that pond that didn't look like much and turn it into something beautiful to look at and enjoy
@TheNathan343Ай бұрын
Agree with Hackberry. Really hard wood. Took down two of them in the back yard recently & dulled the chain several times!! Your way is faster. Looking good Chris. 👏👏👏💯💯👏👏👏
@karenheartoriginal3783Ай бұрын
Great work! Thumbs up! Jim
@rockman531Ай бұрын
If it wasn’t so difficult to transport, this would be a fun and awesome place to setup the dragline. Here in Kansas we have so many of those Hackberry trees. They get huge. (3-5 foot diameter trunks.) They are excellent firewood. One unique thing is in the winter you can cut them and easily burn them the same day.
@stevenlatham4397Ай бұрын
Cool video. That tree with the warts looked like a burn pile tree. Enjoyed watching ✌️ 😎
@stanleymartin1613Ай бұрын
That is a nice looking pond now that you can see it
@badmonkey3669Ай бұрын
awesome dozer work, love watching your videos..
@hydraulic-humАй бұрын
Love your work and videos working your magic 😊😊
@pamelabowling7959Ай бұрын
Can’t wait to see a fish smack the windshield some day. 😂
@projectturbocoupe4897Ай бұрын
It kinda looks like a hackberry,here in Texas we have them and considered trash trees
@jasonlechler577Ай бұрын
I could watch your clearing videos for hours on end ... and I'm well retired with all the time in the world to do it too! 👍
@GlobalistJuiceАй бұрын
Almost looks like a Hackberry tree
@domangst8232Ай бұрын
Yeah it's turning out really nice. Be nice spot when she get it done. Looking forward to those big burns. 👍👍🙂🇨🇦
@ipaddlemyowncanoe.7441Ай бұрын
When I was younger we liked to call those warty trees as nettle trees. I guess they are more commonly called Hackberry trees.
@jerrylarsen8329Ай бұрын
Sure looking tidy around the pond bro. Some nice camp fires to come. Safe travels. Ken.
@mischef18Ай бұрын
Just got into NC for a camping trip from MI and saw a tree that matched the wart bark. Looked it up on line and it may be a flowering dogwood.
@garydelp2714Ай бұрын
Nice looking job Chris
@martymclamb5750Ай бұрын
My guess is that there was always a pond there and at some point it was enlarged by damming up the bank on the lowest side, hence the reason it has that beauty and natural character…I’d have left more trees :-) especially the hackleberry! It was a fine specimen and considering how old, tall and majestic it can grow, would have enhanced the site. I’m glad you and the owner do talk about what trees to keep though :-)
@tonyaustin4472Ай бұрын
Slow it's to see how You have Planing this Pond a new Face to give. A Interesting Idea. Thanks for this Video, and I gladden my of the next from this Work. 👌🤗
@doritleis2773Ай бұрын
like carpet - I think half of that is the fungus network intertwined and symbiotic with the tree. :) made my day!
@MichaelHollowayАй бұрын
Yup that WAS a Hackberry tree. We have a lot of them here in Western Kentucky. I have taken out a buch of them from fence rows and wood lines here on the farm
@johnF1958Ай бұрын
What’s up Chris🤙. Great Job looking good as always. Take care🇺🇸👌
@josephsmith7849Ай бұрын
That looks a whole lot better . But those are going to be some good size fires .
@Todd.RobertsАй бұрын
That is a hack-berry tree. A very clean hot burning wood. Here in Oklahoma it is real common.
@rickster9993Ай бұрын
Found myself shaking my screen to help get dirt off of rootballs,love the power of hydraulics👍
@scottcawiezell6154Ай бұрын
Looking great
@AdirondackCampingAdventuresАй бұрын
Lol...unintentionally I washed an excavator's front glass one cool morning, with muddy water. But wait!...the glass was fully open and I soaked my body, clean clothing, seat and the rest of the cab's interior. And my two top employees were standing, waiting for me to "drain the swamp"....and I did!!!! At least I rasied the worker's moral for the remainder of the week. The boss/worker relationship was greatly improved for everyone but me!
@arkansas1336Ай бұрын
Sure seems to fit the bill for a cottonwood. All the characteristics you mentioned match a cottonwood, including loving to grow where there is water.
@scottfortune9016Ай бұрын
Gonna be a beautiful pond when it is dredged and shaped up
@Wildbill980Ай бұрын
The hackberry tree makes wonderful firewood.
@terrydees5998Ай бұрын
Thank you for the nice long video.
@nickchannel5364Ай бұрын
From a google search: Celtis occidentalis (American Hackberry, Beaverwood, Common Hackberry, False Elm, Hackberry, Nettle Tree, Northern Hackberry). Similar to or the same as European hackberry. It is native to the Mediterranean region including parts of southern Europe, northern Africa and western Asia. In Australia it is know as Celtis australis. It is a deciduous tree with a wide spreading crown. It competes with native plants and forms dense stands along waterways.
@chrispy104kАй бұрын
Ponds starting to look good.
@bobbentley8908Ай бұрын
Looks like either a Hackberry or a Elm, Elm is really brittle like that and have a kind of a oval shaped leaf that has a point on the end with a center vein and smaller veins that come off it to the outer edges of the leaf
@jamesmelton37KSАй бұрын
That's a knackered tree!!!
@tonybalm1513Ай бұрын
Got it looking a 1000% better Chris !! I just cut down a couple of those trees myself, and I was asking myself the same thing ?? lolol... Don't know what they are either...lolol... Here in Western Ky. where We live , I think the Eclipse was only like 96% totality but, just 40 mi. or so North to Evansville IN. they went 100% Dark !! Still looked pretty cool here though !! But, got the old pond coming on a long man !! Huge difference already, looks like a nice little pond, just needs to be dug out some, didn't ya say, it is pretty shallow ?? But, Great as always Chris !! Have a Great Day !! Don't know how I missed the video yesterday ?? But, Have a Good one Today !! And, On too the Next !!
@keithdunlap2701Ай бұрын
I'm from NZ and I think it looks like what we call a Poplar. Only watching on my phone so it's a little hard to see. Love the window cleaning technique
@Olddognewtricks435Ай бұрын
Great job !
@EnricoMarangonJuniorАй бұрын
This customer knows a skilled operator with a eye for perfection.
@assassinlexx1993Ай бұрын
Job well done 👍🏻
@bosshogg3548Ай бұрын
Dredge that and expand and it will be a beautiful pond.
@papabearcamaroАй бұрын
Hay criss like the first guy said it's a hackberry tree very popular in the city most used as shade in front yards and parks
@markbateman6841Ай бұрын
Man I would have been scared as hell working with the door open, after that huge bee nest you dug up. 👍🏻
@eddyedwardsАй бұрын
Good work Chris
@barrygeary9362Ай бұрын
I ENJOYED WATCHING THE VIDEO CHRIS 😊
@randycharest4507Ай бұрын
Dog wood, you can tell from its distinctive bark, boom boom, here all week.
@philwalters1848Ай бұрын
Definitely a Hackberry. Come up to Cincinnati area if you want a bunch.
@brandonringwald8545Ай бұрын
The bark on that tree immediately had me thinking Hackberry.
Tree with warts is a Hackberry.
Came here to say the same thing. According to Roy Underhill, it is the best wood for steam bending, the berries are edible but have almost no flesh on them.
Wow ty gor the info! Im from the pnw and a former foresty worker , my dad was a log scsler and my.grandad was a forester trained in collage! Ive never seen one untill now
Hackberry trees are bad news, they will crash down in the smallest breeze
Just about the say that.. I have a few on my property...
Or beech tree
Pond sure is turning out beautiful. My vote is a hackberry tree.
a Hackberry tree has rather narrow leaves and the bark is rough, but not usually that bumpy. They also have an aggressive root system with large major roots.
By summer, hackberry leaves will be covered in green "warty" galls.
@@Dave_9547mature Hackberry trees have very bumpy bark, like Chris said looks like warts
I didn’t think you were going to have a video for us today but you were just running late. You’ve done a great job clearing around that pond. It’s looking so much better now.
Same
Some people say they have to clear their schedule,your schedule is clearing!!!😂😂😂 Have a good one Chris,take care and God Bless!!!❤😊
I am constantly amazed at the finesse that Chris shows in working large equipment. Thanks for sharing.
Love watching you work and explaining your thought process along the way!
You sure made that pond look nicer. Thanks for carrying the viewers along with you. If never gets boring watching you when your sprucing up an overgrown and neglected site.
The opening shot with the mist over the water was beautiful. Thanks for the videos.
Those carpet roots happen when the soil is saturated and oxygen is low. Same happens with shallow bedrock. Its called a limiting layer. Trees that require deeper roots typically die in saturated soils.
Enjoy your videos very much. Your work is always beautifully done. Whatever happened to John? Haven’t seen him working with you in a long time. When did you stop working for your uncle and go full time self employed? I appreciate the time you put into posting this content. Thank you.
Chris hasn't worked with his uncle John's business for quite some time.. he did use John's truck to deliver some gravel a while ago while John was on holidays..
Pond already looks so much better. Good view. Looks like a Hackberry tree? Menace but makes a dense fence row. We have them all over Texas. Thanks Chris. Have a great week.
Head of the pond looks like a spot I was cleaning up last summer. Found out about halfway through that I was riding on a crust about 2' thick when all of the sudden it broke like ice. Next thing I knew I was floorboard deep the muck 😮😮😂😂😂. Finally got it out 7 hours later. I was just about ready to call you for help. Thanks for all the instruction and wisdom!!
Chris you need to clean your windows 😆 🤣 😂 Great video can't wait to see the upgrades you do to the 330
without a better view of the "warty" tree, my guess is a hackberry tree
I miss these kind of videos!!! This is exactly the kind of video I first saw of you on KZhead 5 years ago and haven't stopped watching
What a difference you've made here. You do some of the finest work and are a joy to watch. Thanks for sharing, Chris. This was fun.
Far nicer surroundings than piles of concrete. Never get tired of the sound of cracking branches in the countryside.
Mulberry? Great job Chris! Looks nice. I’ve seen Mulberry trees with fruit and without, it looks like what I always called a male tree.
Making a cute little pond a very beautiful pond, love watching!!!😊
Haha, Chris, I was just thinking the windows would be getting on your nerves 😂😂. No sooner I thought it and you mentioned it. Always enjoy your vids over supper after work. ✌️🇨🇦
I love watching your videos, keep these coming Chris. You really know your stuff in the excavation business.
Enjoy your commentary as you work Chris.
Peaceful and beautiful morning - way out in the bush = heaven. Surprise that it isn't muddy - easier to clear though. Simple way to wash the windows - well practiced and it works. Opened up the area significantly.
Hopefully the owner will just let you make a nice little pond out of that mess. It looks like it was intended to just be a water hole for cattle. It's shallow and no steep sides to make a cow get cought and drown. Great job again Chris.
Nice little pond now. Can't for the mother of all brush piles!
The pond area is looking great 👍
love the pond clearing job relaxing fun. cheers buddy.
Mango Bango that's going to be one beautiful pond once Chris has finished his magic on it. Especially once he expands it and makes the damn taller.
Nice video Chris, the pond is looking much better.
Looking really good so far, landowner has to be thrilled w that progress
I ❤ the transformation. It's thoroughly satisfying. Thx for sharing your wisdom and knowledge.
You’re doing a good job on the pond perimeter, it is looking good, thank you for the update, enjoyed watching.
Looking outstanding! Thanks for sharing 🇨🇦
It's amazing watching you work with your machine. It's like an extension to your hands.
@34:17 "evedently were into our solar eclipse right now ... " < LETSDIG18> reflection has it's own mini eclipse against the cab reflection right to left - right on cue commentary 😂❤
It's a dogwood tree. You can tell by it's bark! 😃
Bada bum!
Pond looking better getting the tree and bushes off the edges. Some those tree roots blankets, you could keep warm in the winter if you had to. Thanks for the video
Very entertaining video Chris. Pond is looking great. God Bless.
Love to see you work,smooth as silk
The clearing is turning out excellently great video thanks Chris
The transformation of that pond is nothing short of amazing it is really a or going to be a pitcher for sure Chris has transformed it and not even finished yet cheers
Getting all around the pond now Chris....I think its a Hackberry tree.....Stay safe and see you on the next one
Nice job,great video,that was some serious roots on the majority of those trees.can’t wait till you complete the transformation on the pond,I know it’s gonna be a while but I’m sure will be worth the wait.beautiful land.continue doing what you do best 😎😎😎👍👍👍
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Oh that's neat with the fog. Thanks for sharing.
Coming along nicely. A drone shot of a few minutes will give us a nice view thus far. Before burning and after burning as well.
Results are looking good!
Pond is looking great.
Looks like a great spot for a large pond
I really like the sound of the trees crunching.
Great work Chris.
Well this is quickly shaping up very nice. I also heard the word, dredging! The big bucket on the 330 will work nice.
Now you you cleaned up around that pond it look good.
Chris that's looking great you can take that pond that didn't look like much and turn it into something beautiful to look at and enjoy
Agree with Hackberry. Really hard wood. Took down two of them in the back yard recently & dulled the chain several times!! Your way is faster. Looking good Chris. 👏👏👏💯💯👏👏👏
Great work! Thumbs up! Jim
If it wasn’t so difficult to transport, this would be a fun and awesome place to setup the dragline. Here in Kansas we have so many of those Hackberry trees. They get huge. (3-5 foot diameter trunks.) They are excellent firewood. One unique thing is in the winter you can cut them and easily burn them the same day.
Cool video. That tree with the warts looked like a burn pile tree. Enjoyed watching ✌️ 😎
That is a nice looking pond now that you can see it
awesome dozer work, love watching your videos..
Love your work and videos working your magic 😊😊
Can’t wait to see a fish smack the windshield some day. 😂
It kinda looks like a hackberry,here in Texas we have them and considered trash trees
I could watch your clearing videos for hours on end ... and I'm well retired with all the time in the world to do it too! 👍
Almost looks like a Hackberry tree
Yeah it's turning out really nice. Be nice spot when she get it done. Looking forward to those big burns. 👍👍🙂🇨🇦
When I was younger we liked to call those warty trees as nettle trees. I guess they are more commonly called Hackberry trees.
Sure looking tidy around the pond bro. Some nice camp fires to come. Safe travels. Ken.
Just got into NC for a camping trip from MI and saw a tree that matched the wart bark. Looked it up on line and it may be a flowering dogwood.
Nice looking job Chris
My guess is that there was always a pond there and at some point it was enlarged by damming up the bank on the lowest side, hence the reason it has that beauty and natural character…I’d have left more trees :-) especially the hackleberry! It was a fine specimen and considering how old, tall and majestic it can grow, would have enhanced the site. I’m glad you and the owner do talk about what trees to keep though :-)
Slow it's to see how You have Planing this Pond a new Face to give. A Interesting Idea. Thanks for this Video, and I gladden my of the next from this Work. 👌🤗
like carpet - I think half of that is the fungus network intertwined and symbiotic with the tree. :) made my day!
Yup that WAS a Hackberry tree. We have a lot of them here in Western Kentucky. I have taken out a buch of them from fence rows and wood lines here on the farm
What’s up Chris🤙. Great Job looking good as always. Take care🇺🇸👌
That looks a whole lot better . But those are going to be some good size fires .
That is a hack-berry tree. A very clean hot burning wood. Here in Oklahoma it is real common.
Found myself shaking my screen to help get dirt off of rootballs,love the power of hydraulics👍
Looking great
Lol...unintentionally I washed an excavator's front glass one cool morning, with muddy water. But wait!...the glass was fully open and I soaked my body, clean clothing, seat and the rest of the cab's interior. And my two top employees were standing, waiting for me to "drain the swamp"....and I did!!!! At least I rasied the worker's moral for the remainder of the week. The boss/worker relationship was greatly improved for everyone but me!
Sure seems to fit the bill for a cottonwood. All the characteristics you mentioned match a cottonwood, including loving to grow where there is water.
Gonna be a beautiful pond when it is dredged and shaped up
The hackberry tree makes wonderful firewood.
Thank you for the nice long video.
From a google search: Celtis occidentalis (American Hackberry, Beaverwood, Common Hackberry, False Elm, Hackberry, Nettle Tree, Northern Hackberry). Similar to or the same as European hackberry. It is native to the Mediterranean region including parts of southern Europe, northern Africa and western Asia. In Australia it is know as Celtis australis. It is a deciduous tree with a wide spreading crown. It competes with native plants and forms dense stands along waterways.
Ponds starting to look good.
Looks like either a Hackberry or a Elm, Elm is really brittle like that and have a kind of a oval shaped leaf that has a point on the end with a center vein and smaller veins that come off it to the outer edges of the leaf
That's a knackered tree!!!
Got it looking a 1000% better Chris !! I just cut down a couple of those trees myself, and I was asking myself the same thing ?? lolol... Don't know what they are either...lolol... Here in Western Ky. where We live , I think the Eclipse was only like 96% totality but, just 40 mi. or so North to Evansville IN. they went 100% Dark !! Still looked pretty cool here though !! But, got the old pond coming on a long man !! Huge difference already, looks like a nice little pond, just needs to be dug out some, didn't ya say, it is pretty shallow ?? But, Great as always Chris !! Have a Great Day !! Don't know how I missed the video yesterday ?? But, Have a Good one Today !! And, On too the Next !!
I'm from NZ and I think it looks like what we call a Poplar. Only watching on my phone so it's a little hard to see. Love the window cleaning technique
Great job !
This customer knows a skilled operator with a eye for perfection.
Job well done 👍🏻
Dredge that and expand and it will be a beautiful pond.
Hay criss like the first guy said it's a hackberry tree very popular in the city most used as shade in front yards and parks
Man I would have been scared as hell working with the door open, after that huge bee nest you dug up. 👍🏻
Good work Chris
I ENJOYED WATCHING THE VIDEO CHRIS 😊
Dog wood, you can tell from its distinctive bark, boom boom, here all week.
Definitely a Hackberry. Come up to Cincinnati area if you want a bunch.
The bark on that tree immediately had me thinking Hackberry.
I believe that's a hackberry.