Hi Chris and Kenny!!😀😀 Even though it's rent for the field. It's always fun to do things for neighbors who appreciate it. Kenny's neighbor is built just like me. Tall and skinny. If him and I were standing side by side. You would have a hard time telling us apart from 50 ft. away. Good to see Leroy out working with you guys. Take care my friends!!😀😀❤❤ Logger Al
Good job there guys, that looks just like the wood my Dad and Granddad and I used to work with back in the late 70's when I was a kid. Back then we used to use small saws and split by hand, MAN things sure changed in 40 some years, lol!!!
Hey let your brother know that the rod that’s busted is the timing bar for the left and right bucket cylinders. That’s why when he was trying to hook the bucket up one would go out and the other would come in. It either needs to be replaced or re welded. Just thought that info would be of some help.
Perfect Pair of 395's working side by side. Great work by you and Leroy. Powerful saws. Hell, they probably would buck the logs without the chain.....just the bar alone. Keep the videos coming!!!!!❤🪓🪵❤🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
Surprised your pink-ended tie-wraps aren’t installed. The one-handed-hip toss of the splits shows a guy has a lot of splitter experience. 😁 Cheers. 🥶🇨🇦🔥
love that contraption on Ken's loader (all I drive is green too...lol). Will be getting one built for mine this year. Awesome video as always Chris, thanks.
Remember, Ken is Chris' brother. He prob has X-ray vision, "powers far beyond mortal man, able to leap tall firewood stacks"!! Careful about stacking wood that high! Unless you have blue tights too!!
That splitter really does a good job on that big stuff but man is it slow. I'm surprise Kenny can stand it with the speed he likes to work at..Lol Nice work boys...Fun to watch. Dave
Now that was a thrill ride! Chris, good thing you have those cat-like reflexes, when you and Leroy we’re playing Northern Wisconsin’s version of Dueling Banjo’s - “ Screaming Husky’s”, you stopped in mid cut to save leroy’s heels from being rolled over, nice save. “ Keep your saw in the wood, stick on the ice” (Donny Walker) oh, and as you said last week, Paddle Faster!
That or a 12-28 would be awesome to see. Andrew and his crew put some great splitters. The Axis or the 12-28 would neat to see with the wood Kenny has and the production demand Chris has. As Chris has said before, it’s about the mobility of the Ultra for him though. Makes total sense to get what works for what you need. Great video as always Chris, even with Hollywood Kenny. 👍🏻👍🏻
Only one thing Chris your orange Yoti won't catch Ken's DEER IN THE WOOD YARD I love both your tractors I find the Yoti a bit big some times between the wood piles when the deer would be better I think because it's smaller but it's hard it's not like chainsaws where you can have different sizes at the price of the tractors. Great video Chris and Ken and friends in the Northern wood yard👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
Ah nothing more fun than the barbs of brothers goading one and competing to get more work done cute little tractor or not 💪. It’s gonna take a lot of Busch beer and banjo music to get that massive wind row of firewood all stacked.
That is an awesome way to help out Ken's landlord as he is helping out him! Great to see the teamwork of you, Ken, Leroy, and his lanlord. Those logs made nice boiler wood. What kind of splitter does Kenny have? It is a very nice one. Great video Chris! Goodnight Irene!
The splitter beam and motor are real nice. The pump, the speed of that sorry thing is awful! Wake up, son!! Really? "It is a very nice one"? Don't want to offend, but watching that thing actually hurt! Me!! It was interesting at hyper speed, kinda looked like those old Keystone Kops movies!! Ha! Gotta compliment John Deere for the strength and endurance of the front axle, and steering! I noticed the last 8 or 10 buckets with those gigantic chunks, they weren't piling them 5 feet tall! Yeah, I gave the video a 'like' just because I'm a nice guy!! And for Leroy! I could work like that, 30 or 40 yrs ago!!
@@heymakerphd1982, that splitter is better than what i started out just a used boxstore one, then went to a timberwolf and slowly as i split and sold more firewood. Now i have a 28 HO Wolferidge.
Old Leroy, with his saw, was cutting like ‘Damocles!’ And then when he pulled the cord and started it, he was cutting twice as fast!! 😂 Hard dude to keep up with. Surely he has earned his 8 cases of beer and face cord today….well done Leroy! Looked like you were splitting ‘bundle’ firewood there for a while Chris? Now that ‘green machine’ is a mean TRACTOR! Len (Devon 🇬🇧) 😂😂😂
The Ole 395 cuts with or without teeth left on the chain!😮 Will you go straight back to the Woodyard when finished up at Kenny's place? Or will you need to stop at Betty Fords and detox a few days first?🤠 #busch
@@InTheWoodyard Just razzing ya...🤣 Hopefully the evenings had time for some adult beverages and story telling! Better bring him back with you for few days...👍
Maybe you've done this before, but can you do a video on the boiler. Get into the details please (initial cost ranges, BTUs, maintenance, full load to empty burn time, etc.). These are really interesting to me as I've only seen small wood stoves (including the dual wood/electric one in the homestead farm house my aunt currently uses).
Kenny always puts on a good show indeed , and he really gets a lot done considering his year model ! Y’all really get a lot done in some extremely cold and tough weather conditions . No Florida vacations for your family ?
Well, decided on what my next log splitter will be. Now to get cutting and save up for it! Well, am limited on cutting ability until my back gets rehabbed. Already had someone comment on my channel that I need the 592xp for the oak logs! I was like "not yet, Chris would say that is a want and not a need".
Always enjoy watching you guys and both your Over the Top work ethics wish I had half the endurence you guys have! Question why doesn't Kenny ever come help you in your woodyard?
From the looks of the chips it looks like that 395 is cutting like a "Angry Beaver on Crack". Hopefully Ken bought you guys "Brats and Sauerkraut" for lunch???????
Nice work guys😀 Just one thing I noticed is leaving the hot chainsaws in the snow, I know it’s not really deep snow but the moisture can get into the oil and even the fuel or worse fry the chainsaw Just something I heard🤔🇦🇺
Hey Chris, I would Love to se how Fast a New Stihl saw would cut through that Big Log. Like the one Back 40 or Tony has. Hey Ken and Chris lots of nice wood.
I need to have you guys come work with me around my splitter. I about killed 3 of my uncle’s that were trying to feed and remove logs from it. It doesn’t help that they are 65-75 with minds of 25. I would jab them saying do I need to shut off 1 engine?!…that’s usually good for a 5 min. Energy burst😆
Chris, , It would be nice if you and Kenny could do a video on tree i dentification. Most viewersi would enjoy it. A man could walk in the Park with his son or daughter and show them Red Oak from White just by the leaves.
I had a few sizes bigger , a 3038, and I thought it was a was closer to a lawn tractor than anything capable of heavy work since I’m used to farm sized tractors, that thing was definitely a little weenie machine to me . Kenny really pushes it to the max haha, he should be on the promotional material for JDs sub compacts .
Great days work!!! Chris at 18:20 into vid, is that an old Ford bronco I'm the background??? And Leroy is pretty good with that behind the back pass to the wood shed!!! Lol you guys have a great day & see you tomorrow!!
Nice video. Leroy has a pretty good left hand, underhand throw off the splitter. Pretty smooth operation overall. Does the John Deere have a cup holder? GNI
I wont cut that close to another firewood cutter. Wondered how long It takes to generate a garbage can of ashes from his boiler. Kens pretty handy w/tractor around splitter. If you got time, check out Fricknjeep U Tuber Oak tree Down #657 shows what can be done w/wire rope & snatch block and winch. Have a Good One.
I know that in the past Chris you have mentioned that in Kenny's area that they get less money per face cordI . What is he getting for firewood in his area and is there a price difference between the bigger boiler wood versus the smaller split firewood ?
WOW, Ken really produces the firewood.
Yup, he does that!
Don't make fun of his cute little tractor! Remember it isn't the size of the tool but the skill of the person using it!
I have some skills
That is true!
Yup!
look forward to this each morning.
Best way to start the day! Thanks!
Hi Chris and Kenny!!😀😀
Even though it's rent for the field. It's always fun to do things for neighbors who appreciate it. Kenny's neighbor is built just like me. Tall and skinny. If him and I were standing side by side. You would have a hard time telling us apart from 50 ft. away.
Good to see Leroy out working with you guys.
Take care my friends!!😀😀❤❤
Logger Al
Beautiful Green tractor 🚜 😍. Don't let that old guy fool you, he is a heck of a worker! Nice bunch of wood 🪵 you guy's made. Great video.
Leroy is a working machine!
Great job by all Thanks for sharing 👍 👏
Thanks Frank!
Good job there guys, that looks just like the wood my Dad and Granddad and I used to work with back in the late 70's when I was a kid. Back then we used to use small saws and split by hand, MAN things sure changed in 40 some years, lol!!!
Very cool! Yes they have!
Love seeing the boiler wood! Good seeing Kennys friend in action again!
To be 70 years old and still work like that, these guys are amazing
Leroy is an animal, he will not quit!
That's right Kenny, outperform that orange 1! 😆 I got the same JD, love that tractor! Great video, GNI
Thanks Kevin!
Always a pleasure, guys, thank you for sharing!
Thanks for watching!
A cute little tractor, but the screen on top of the bucket is awesome. Cheers my friends.
We agree!
G’morning Chris. Nice work boys ! That’ll pay the rent for a little. GoodNightIrene
You got that right!
Chris thanks to you I was able to score a Husqvarna 592XP from modern rental. Thank you sir! Great videos as always.
That is awesome! It is a beast! Email me your phone number, I would like to ask you some questions! chrisinthewoodyard@gmail.com Thanks!
@@InTheWoodyard enjoying some vacation but I will once I return.
Hey let your brother know that the rod that’s busted is the timing bar for the left and right bucket cylinders. That’s why when he was trying to hook the bucket up one would go out and the other would come in. It either needs to be replaced or re welded. Just thought that info would be of some help.
Thanks I will do that, he knows it is busted but not what it does!
Like watching a visual symphony - A well oiled machine you 3 hard working men are!
Thanks for watching the orchestra perform!
Morning Chris. Great team work once again👍
Thanks 👍
A whole crew gettin split done! That was some killer grain on the boiler wood! Those splits should hold a hot fire. Well done 👍🏻👍🏻GNI
Yes, even though it is pine it was very sapppppy!
Perfect Pair of 395's working side by side. Great work by you and Leroy.
Powerful saws. Hell, they probably would buck the logs without the chain.....just the bar alone.
Keep the videos coming!!!!!❤🪓🪵❤🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
Thanks, Leroys saw is a 372, but it sounds like a 395 for sure!
40:54 perfect example of a chain brake in action,excellent video chris
Yup, it happens to the best of us! Thanks!
That's what ya call teamwork!! Them big nasties are perfect for boiler wood....same thing I use mine for!! Stay safe my friend
You got that right! Thanks Tim!
That cute little tractor can do a lot of work!
You got that right!
Man I gain a lot from watching these videos, but the relationship that you have with your brother is one of the best parts
We do well together!
Great video of y'all helping Kenny pay his rent. Nice teamwork with all 3 of y'all. Have a Safe Day
Thanks David!
Leroy’s looking pretty dapper with those gloves!
Yup, he puts them to good use!
There’s a lot of heat in one of those rounds. Love to see people helping people in this world today. Have a great day, stay safe and may God bless….
Thanks, you too!
Surprised your pink-ended tie-wraps aren’t installed.
The one-handed-hip toss of the splits shows a guy has a lot of splitter experience. 😁
Cheers. 🥶🇨🇦🔥
Great point, He does and only one arm works!
love that contraption on Ken's loader (all I drive is green too...lol). Will be getting one built for mine this year. Awesome video as always Chris, thanks.
Thanks 👍!
Remember, Ken is Chris' brother. He prob has X-ray vision, "powers far beyond mortal man, able to leap tall firewood stacks"!! Careful about stacking wood that high! Unless you have blue tights too!!
That splitter really does a good job on that big stuff but man is it slow. I'm surprise Kenny can stand it with the speed he likes to work at..Lol Nice work boys...Fun to watch. Dave
Yup, it is slow, and Leroy likes it that way!
@@InTheWoodyard Leroy is definitely faster than the splitter...Lol
Now that was a thrill ride! Chris, good thing you have those cat-like reflexes, when you and Leroy we’re playing Northern Wisconsin’s version of Dueling Banjo’s - “ Screaming Husky’s”, you stopped in mid cut to save leroy’s heels from being rolled over, nice save. “ Keep your saw in the wood, stick on the ice” (Donny Walker) oh, and as you said last week, Paddle Faster!
Yup, I did not want to clip Leroy! Thanks Mike!
Always like seeing you guys all work together
Together is always good!
And to end the hard days work with a nice cold busch 🍺🍺 doesn’t get any better than that!
You got that right! B ush L ite M atters!
Good job Tiny Tractor@
We agree!
Beautiful place Ken love them 3rd generation saws
Me too!
Never thought id imagine Leroy w/o his cowboy hat. Great video Chris, Ken, Leroy! GNI 👍
Thanks for watching Russ!
Good job guys on helping the landlord out. I enjoyed the splitting slot lol
Glad you enjoyed it Jason!
Good production
That was satisfying. Love those big peices
Glad you enjoyed!
@@InTheWoodyard I really did. Thank u for posting.
Nice to see your brother paid you in nectar of the gods, Busch beer
B ush L ite M atters.
Mornin! I think Ken needs to have a demo Axis to try. His production will increase a lot. Have a good day EH.
That would be nice for sure!
That or a 12-28 would be awesome to see. Andrew and his crew put some great splitters. The Axis or the 12-28 would neat to see with the wood Kenny has and the production demand Chris has. As Chris has said before, it’s about the mobility of the Ultra for him though. Makes total sense to get what works for what you need. Great video as always Chris, even with Hollywood Kenny. 👍🏻👍🏻
Kenny had a great comeback on "cute little tractor" with "will out perform that orange tractor".
Maybe so!
Only one thing Chris your orange Yoti won't catch Ken's DEER IN THE WOOD YARD I love both your tractors I find the Yoti a bit big some times between the wood piles when the deer would be better I think because it's smaller but it's hard it's not like chainsaws where you can have different sizes at the price of the tractors. Great video Chris and Ken and friends in the Northern wood yard👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
Thanks for watching Marc!
Cute little tractor is working pretty well ! 😁👍
Ken gets the most out of it!
Ah nothing more fun than the barbs of brothers goading one and competing to get more work done cute little tractor or not 💪. It’s gonna take a lot of Busch beer and banjo music to get that massive wind row of firewood all stacked.
You got that right!
That is an awesome way to help out Ken's landlord as he is helping out him! Great to see the teamwork of you, Ken, Leroy, and his lanlord. Those logs made nice boiler wood. What kind of splitter does Kenny have? It is a very nice one. Great video Chris! Goodnight Irene!
The splitter beam and motor are real nice. The pump, the speed of that sorry thing is awful! Wake up, son!! Really? "It is a very nice one"? Don't want to offend, but watching that thing actually hurt! Me!! It was interesting at hyper speed, kinda looked like those old Keystone Kops movies!! Ha! Gotta compliment John Deere for the strength and endurance of the front axle, and steering! I noticed the last 8 or 10 buckets with those gigantic chunks, they weren't piling them 5 feet tall! Yeah, I gave the video a 'like' just because I'm a nice guy!! And for Leroy! I could work like that, 30 or 40 yrs ago!!
@@heymakerphd1982, that splitter is better than what i started out just a used boxstore one, then went to a timberwolf and slowly as i split and sold more firewood. Now i have a 28 HO Wolferidge.
Yup, the splitter is slow, but it was FREE!
Thanks Craig, the splitter is a prototype that never got manufactured. One of a kind!
Yup, ya gotta start somewhere!
Got to love frozen hard maple sure splits easy😎👍
You got that right!
Good job guys great team work
Glad you enjoyed it Jeff!
I love this! You can either work to pay your bills, or work so you don't have any. Trade is becoming a lost art.
I like trade and barter! Also free is good too!
Right on!
Old Leroy, with his saw, was cutting like ‘Damocles!’ And then when he pulled the cord and started it, he was cutting twice as fast!! 😂 Hard dude to keep up with. Surely he has earned his 8 cases of beer and face cord today….well done Leroy! Looked like you were splitting ‘bundle’ firewood there for a while Chris? Now that ‘green machine’ is a mean TRACTOR! Len (Devon 🇬🇧) 😂😂😂
Right on, Leroy is a working machine...at 70!
cute tractor ! lol !
Sure is!
that's a lot of fire wood !
It is a start!
Nice work guys.
THANKS!!
The 395 love some big wood. Perfect spot to use it we’re don’t have to pack it around.
That is exactly why Ken has it!!
Cannot imagine a better way to spend a day!
It was great!
Great video! It's nice to see a boiler wood making video, very rare in youtube land.
Glad you enjoyed it!
Some big logs there
Yes they where!
Wow! All that work just to get a cup of coffee from your brother😂
Yup, and I don't even drink coffee!
The Ole 395 cuts with or without teeth left on the chain!😮
Will you go straight back to the Woodyard when finished up at Kenny's place? Or will you need to stop at Betty Fords and detox a few days first?🤠 #busch
HA! I don't drink much on the job, I like to see straight with the saw!
@@InTheWoodyard Just razzing ya...🤣 Hopefully the evenings had time for some adult beverages and story telling! Better bring him back with you for few days...👍
Nice team work.. In case I haven't said it before another excellent video..
Much appreciated Daniel!
Maybe you've done this before, but can you do a video on the boiler. Get into the details please (initial cost ranges, BTUs, maintenance, full load to empty burn time, etc.). These are really interesting to me as I've only seen small wood stoves (including the dual wood/electric one in the homestead farm house my aunt currently uses).
Great suggestion!
That busted bar is what keeps those paddles synced together.
Okay, I will tell Ken that!
Great vid Chris ,Ken, and Leroy! some real nice lunkers to cut today! off to buy my splitter! GNI
Thanks, what kind are you getting?
@@InTheWoodyard Ruggedmade 737-24 RE. should have it in a week! my troy bilt is on its last leg!
Ken called your saws “little weanie saws” you should nickname his tractor “little weanie tractor”
Yup, but it gets the job done!
Kenny always puts on a good show indeed , and he really gets a lot done considering his year model ! Y’all really get a lot done in some extremely cold and tough weather conditions . No Florida vacations for your family ?
Are there a lot of people in Florida and is it hot there? ...... then no.
Well, decided on what my next log splitter will be. Now to get cutting and save up for it! Well, am limited on cutting ability until my back gets rehabbed. Already had someone comment on my channel that I need the 592xp for the oak logs! I was like "not yet, Chris would say that is a want and not a need".
Yup, it is heavy!
Good morning everyone
Hello Sir Stanley! How is the bird today?
Always enjoy watching you guys and both your Over the Top work ethics wish I had half the endurence you guys have! Question why doesn't Kenny ever come help you in your woodyard?
That is a very good question!!!!!!
@@InTheWoodyard yes the road does run both directions😂
it was interesting that i could tell when the saw was getting dull just as ken mentioned it.
Yup, you usually can tell!
Great job guys but you need to speed up the video 20% so it looks like your splitting with the ultra .
Thanks for the tip!
ONE GOOD THING ABOUT WINTER MAKE A GREAT BEER COOLER LOL
Yup!
From the looks of the chips it looks like that 395 is cutting like a "Angry Beaver on Crack". Hopefully Ken bought you guys "Brats and Sauerkraut" for lunch???????
Yup, the 395 is a very serious saw!
Nice work guys😀
Just one thing I noticed is leaving the hot chainsaws in the snow, I know it’s not really deep snow but the moisture can get into the oil and even the fuel or worse fry the chainsaw
Just something I heard🤔🇦🇺
Yes, you are correct, the worse thing is snow getting sucked into the air intake...bad!
@@InTheWoodyard Yup, designed and built in Sweden, where they don't have to worry about things like that!!
O541 hrs... 33 degrees! Did you send this cold weather to the Banana Belt, Chris? LOL!
Yes, more on the way! You are welcome!
@@InTheWoodyard Oh boy, the citizens of the Banana Belt aren't happy at all.
Hey Chris, I would Love to se how Fast a New Stihl saw would cut through that Big Log. Like the one Back 40 or Tony has. Hey Ken and Chris lots of nice wood.
We will do some comparisons!
I need to have you guys come work with me around my splitter. I about killed 3 of my uncle’s that were trying to feed and remove logs from it. It doesn’t help that they are 65-75 with minds of 25. I would jab them saying do I need to shut off 1 engine?!…that’s usually good for a 5 min. Energy burst😆
Yup, energy goes down every year for us too!
Chris, , It would be nice if you and Kenny could do a video on tree i dentification. Most viewersi would enjoy it. A man could walk in the Park with his son or daughter and show them Red Oak from White just by the leaves.
James last winter we did 3 or 4 of them, they are on my channel. Check them out!
Barter is definitely the way to do it.
Next to free, yup!
I had a few sizes bigger , a 3038, and I thought it was a was closer to a lawn tractor than anything capable of heavy work since I’m used to farm sized tractors, that thing was definitely a little weenie machine to me . Kenny really pushes it to the max haha, he should be on the promotional material for JDs sub compacts .
He sure does max it out that is for sure!
Great days work!!! Chris at 18:20 into vid, is that an old Ford bronco I'm the background??? And Leroy is pretty good with that behind the back pass to the wood shed!!! Lol you guys have a great day & see you tomorrow!!
Yes it is. Leroy is THE man!
Ram charger I think
What is a good price on furnace/boiler wood? An Eastonmade with a 5-way box wedge would be great for Kenny to make boiler wood. IMO
Most boiler people do not buy any wood, they are trying to save money with heating.
Chris ye sure paid the rent quickly 🙄
Ken is always paying rent there!
👍
TTBBB!
🤘
Thanks watching man!
Nice video. Leroy has a pretty good left hand, underhand throw off the splitter. Pretty smooth operation overall. Does the John Deere have a cup holder? GNI
It does have a cup holder, he spilt his beer in the last video LOL
Yes it does!
Yup!
Leroy has a torn rotator cup in his shoulder and is basically one armed
@@kennethcarlson8713 Leroy is a hoot! Best keep him in beer. They aren't making them like Leroy anymore.
Hi uncle kenny!
I have an actual uncle kenny too lol, so you're a second one. More kennys for me!
Nice!
Hi Chris ,What do you think about walnut wood for burning? And I like the videos!
It's good wood, but better for wood working. It burns okay and puts out average heat. Thanks for watching!
Is it your "Baby Brother" who has the "baby tractor?"
No, Ken and I are 10 months apart, we have a younger brother and a baby sister too!
I wont cut that close to another firewood cutter. Wondered how long It takes to generate a garbage can of ashes from his boiler. Kens pretty handy w/tractor around splitter. If you got time, check out Fricknjeep U Tuber Oak tree Down #657 shows what can be done w/wire rope & snatch block and winch. Have a Good One.
Thanks Dan, I did see that too, frickin is frickin good!!
You guys have any info on that mesh attachment on the bucket? I could definitely use one of those on my 1025R!
Yes, Ken made it!
The older gentleman has probably been cutting wood his whole life but someone needs to get him some glasses and hearing protection. :)
Yup he does not want any, he is stubborn!
Old boy came close to loosing a finger a few times there… sheesh😬
Yup, if you make firewood a lot you will come close to injuries!
LOL, Ask me how I know 😂
I know that in the past Chris you have mentioned that in Kenny's area that they get less money per face cordI . What is he getting for firewood in his area and is there a price difference between the bigger boiler wood versus the smaller split firewood ?
He gets $70-80 a face cord. This boiler wood is just for his neighbor.
Is that elm and pine your splitting,
All hard maple in the beginning and then all the big stuff is pine.
Is that a whole face cord on the tractor? Looks like
No, it is just over 1/2 a face. 5'x4' 20 square feet 32 square feet for a face.
@@InTheWoodyard oh yeah, it's just a little tractor 🤣
Great video does ur brother sell the wood like you do ?he has a lot wood also he’s hard worker like you keep videos coming Chris
He sells some but mainly for his house, his garage, Leroy, his neighbors, friends, trade, etc.
enjoyable content
Thanks Dale!
What type of log splittet are you using.
I mean brand name.
It is a prototype that never got produced. One of a kind.
Will Ken pile that that wood hes dumping at his place?
Yes, he and Leroy will do that!
Makes me cringe when I see Leroy put his hand on the end of the round so close to the wedge. Some time it will be too close.
Ya, Leroy is already missing a few!!!
I'm guessing your brother is in Rusk or Sawyer county.
Yup, up north as we say!