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- Today Melissa and I put up a few walls on the Mini Cabin, I Built them at the house and carried them out to the cabin with the RK 55 Compact Tractor and Forks.
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Equipment that we use on the Property:
RK 24 Subcompact Tractor Loader, Backhoe & 54" Granite Grapple
RK 37 Compact Tractor With Loader and 72" Granite Grapple
RK 55 Compact Tractor With Loader
Polaris 900 Crew Side x Side
Wolfe Ridge Compact Commercial Log Splitter
Black Diamond 22 ton Log Splitter
RK by King Kutter 1.5 Ton Dump Trailer
Attachments:
Brush Hogs
Tiller
Box Blade
Land Plane
Disc
Post Hole Digger
Melissa, I remember when I first started watching Mike said you were a little reluctant to be on camera. You have really added a lot to the channel since you got more involved. Good job, you are a natural in front of the camera and your fun loving personality really lightens up the content. Keep up your involvement you two make good videos.❤️
Bill Siliskie - well said Bill
I also agree
You guys also make good children. From what I've seen you're family is very hard working, dedicated to the outdoors and physical fitness. Great job parenting.
Don't get me wrong but .... I really do enjoy watching your video's , but they are even more enjoyable with Melissa in them . Aside from the obvious reasons .... Melissa's Dimples , smile and added comments are a great touch . thanks , rudy ....
A little advice from my over 50 years of running heavy equipment, Mike. If you fill a puddle without getting rid of the water first, it will ALWAYS be a soft spot. No amount of dry fill will correct it. I would dig that little place back out for at least 2 feet and then fill it. That will be the end of it.
Mike, you’re teaching us all how to innovate! Well done as always!
I’m so jealous of your woods. When I had mine, I’d relish the time when it would rain. When I sat in my barn, I found myself just listening to it come down. It was like therapy to me and for one brief shining moment you felt like all was right with the world.
Mike & Melissa you guys are great working together, and we really enjoy your videos. I'm a 86 year old Disabled Korean War Vet and I've been following you guys for a very long time now. My grandson just helped set me up so I could converse with you. Not very good Texting because of arthritis and old age. I sure like to see all the things you are doing there in Pennsylvania on your place. Im looking forward to your finishing your Hunting Cabin.
Thanks for helping to make my days more enjoyable by letting me see what you are doing out there ... Pa-Pa Ross Heacock.
It's always great to be out in the woods, thanks for a chance to be you all.
Great progress!!👊👍
Hannah you are an impressive young lady
KEEP CALM &CARRY ON
It is good to see that you are using good tools great videos thanks
I know that ya'll are working but watching this video was a very enjoyable way for me to enjoy 2 cups of coffee at 6:30 this morning. What a great way to start my day!
Good job guys. Can't wait to see it finished!
Nice 👍 job assembling the Walls on the Ground. These 2x4’s had Barcodes on the Ends so they were Store Bought Vs. Made by the Morgans lumber. 😬
You guys are amazing. An actual husband and wife working well together. Best wishes.
We watch your vids every night as I lay by my three sons and tuck them in. We love it. My 10-year-old son just commented that he loves when you show things like not plugging in the extension cord. I think he appreciates that you are a regular person too. He sees his dad do things like that all the time :-). Thanks for the videos
cabin is looking good can not wait to see it done. Your daughters are a perfect example of some one not afraid of a little hard work looks like they are doing good.
Very nice project. Mike, you and Melissa make a great team! As an added bonus we get to see Hunter, Hanna, and Eva.
You guys are a great family keep it up
I always use power lifting gloves to stop the blistering , blistering can hinder practice time badly , wow that is a big frame to put into place
I wasn’t expecting that, I was thinking of an artie mud splash with a tractor wheel, almost jumped out of my skin!
A hangout spot...I caught that smile on Melissa's face....You Dawg Mike! Woof!!!
The cabin is Looking good. Now as far as Eva and Hanna I'm not a doctor but I will suggest , No cooking or cleaning for the next week. Go swimming, get a massage and relax until the wounds has healed. Have a Great Day, GOD BLESS
I just cant tell you how much I enjoy your videos.. Your honesty is so commendable.... I've watched some videos with tractor comparisons where they simply lie and cheat and really do everything they can to make there tractor the winner.. Really made me miss your videos...
I just wanted to add that it's said that the mark of a good carpenter is how well he hides his mistakes.
Man alive, Mike!!! You have the life. You are surrounded with beautiful scenery and so many cool tools and machinery
Building light hyperbarics. 2x6 will hold the 2 lbs per square inch. Your son could sleep in hyperbarics and get much healing from it as well as everyone else. 2lbs is safe for scared ear infectioned people.
Mike, you have all the greatest toys. What, no nail gun???
Your daughters deserve a metal for their workout. Kudos to them.
The mini cabin is looking good. Melissa, you use the level on the wall to 'check for plumb'. Plumb being straight up and down. I also saw Mike using a square when building the walls. You do not need to do that if you make sure they are plumb when you put them up. They will rack when you maneuver them around anyway. I come from a family of carpenters and framers. JSYK
Hey Morgans, love your choice of music when watching you guys works. Not only are you guys a handsome family, you're an inspiration as well. Love you projects!! And by the way, thanks for the insights on some of the products that help sponsor... Only choose the good stuff for us to pay attention to. Thanks!!
You know, I found Buckin' Billy Ray last winter by way of August Hunicke who I subbed to and on my first visit on Buckin's channel it was Mikey YoYo that welcomed me and said I was bound to have a lot of fun. I'll never forget that. Over the years I've subscribed to about 900 channels (I have a wide range of interests!) and that was the first and only time I was personally welcomed by anyone. And Mikey was right. It has been a lot of fun. :)
I am so jealous, looks great Mike and Melissa!
i agree, the mini cabin is gonna be sweet. my buddy hunter didnt hang around long so tell him hey and yall HAVE A DAY👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
Never noticed before, but those two girls are absolute copies of both you and Melissa!!!
Eva is her Mama in EVERY way and Hanna is YOU...only a thousand times prettier.
Great kids! And Hunter? The work ethic of Dad with the drive of Mom.
Much love to you all!
Mr. Morgan you are a country boy and you are no afraid of work im learning alot from your videos im Shane Smith from Eldorado , AR wish i had you here with that big saw of your got a big pin oak in my front yard its got to. Come down lol i enjoy your every video
I enjoy your videos
Mike you get " D " in framing, sorry brother, no headers, or Jack's to hold up headers and we can let go of a single window sill. You get snow on your roof and that weight load needs to carry down to your platform. Melissa you looked great again! Orange is the new hot....
Cool. I think I would have had a 2x6 screwed on the floor sticking up to keep the wall from exceeding the floor and falling... The angle boards are along the same line. Good Work.
I built an 8x8 raised blind windows all around (some call it my cabin in the sky) It sets in the middle of a large 20 acre field. about 20' high my only regret is I did not make a landing at the top of the steps. used rubber horse stall rubber at TSC painted it black inside insulated walls and ceiling 6" ledge a couple of office chairs and even a place underneath to park my 4 wheeler enclosed...my friends think I am cheating, I am older and happy to use stairs...I still have several tree stands I use (weather permitting) but the raised cabin is the ticket..also great to take grandkids to hunt or just watch the deer and turkey play
That is going to be SO awesome !!! Be safe out there and God Bless :)
Looks good. You need headers over the door and windows. Also you could over lap the top plate in the corners. It adds rigidity. You could still do it by adding a second top plate. You guys are really going to enjoy that fancy deer blind.
The cabin is coming along great! With the way you are building it, it should last for many years to come.
A friend of mine built one some what the same as you are building . He also made it where that it had heat .He has son like Hunter and when the son was introduced to the Cabin he loves it so much that he is spending a lot of his time . he does some music for the animals and likes to take pictures.
bring the stool you are planning to use and check the heights out and see how long you can sit in your stool and be comfy.before you finish the walls
Hey Mike; You left a couple of studs out on the ends, but you will figure that out when you tip the other two walls in.- Not a big deal.------Loren
hey mike, cool mini cabin, i bet i have an idea what that might come in handy for, !!!!!!!!!
Mike I use office chairs in all my stands like yours and I find that the bottom window height for me is between 36” to 40” depending on chair height an yours. Put a adjustable mirror above windows an you can watch two directions at the same time. Paint everything above the windows black you wont have any reflections
You two work well together
Keep it up guys amazing job
for all of the equipment you have I was surprised to see did not have a nail gun. will be a nice deer stand. you are building it right for sure. sturdy
For your daughter.....I’ve torn callouses while doing deadlifts, try filing them down with an Emory board before you lift, like you would use on your nails, it works great for me.
That stairway stringer looked like it needs a little beef, how about cutting/splitting a 12" log down the middle and bolting it under the treads...bark on. Cool looking and functional. I'd make the railings out of 1 1/2-2" straight sapling trunks too, bark left on for grip. Maybe dried and spray coated to protect the bark? Maybe it's just me, but I'd like my Mini Condo Blind to blend with the woods more than stick out. All those First Cuts you take with the sawmill...yep...siding -)
Looked like a Pair of Melissa Hands Reaching in to Help hold that Framing, Looking good moving right along! HEY HUNTER!
I can't tell you how many times I have tried to run my saw without electricity. It never has worked, but I keep trying lol! Love your vids!
I loved this video! The thought you put to a task before you do something is quite educational. I have been try to figure out how you would build the walls, which you’d do first, on and on. I thought you’d build them on site, your approach proved safest, not to mention taking down the obstructive tree. Well thought out and well done!
Someone could think I was trying to he funny, but I’m not when I say I like watching y’all work. Nope, I just find myself learning something each time. So, a huge thanks for this video from Texas and have a Day.
Mike, on your mud hole you should drop the gravel in front of it and push it into the hole, this displaces the water and lighter mud out of the hole and puts the stone where it needs to be. By dropping the fill directly into the water you make more mud. It will tighten up and heal faster if you push it in.
Hey guys cabin build lookin good. Python 357 was right on with the chair idea they work great. Mike your camera work is the best. Your image in the water just before dumping the stone was awsome. The girls did great also. Give a shout out to Hunter.
Several weeks ago I remember you saying something about "hitting 100k sub's by years end".
You'l be blowing through that milestone. Nice!
Melissa was cracking me up in this video. LOL :)
My mind would have tried to clamp 🗜 8’ 2x4s on the forks and then strapped the front but your way worked great! Awesome videos!
Actually thought of doing exactly that first.
OUCH Hanna, been there done that and it hurts like uh BAD. Take care of yourself and don’t hurt the body to win a competitive game!! It’s a game, your hands are part of your life. Hey Mike and Melissa, you did a great job on the walls. Really like the wide trails for maneuvering around the woods 👍👍 . Sure going to be a nice blind. You remember the cabin windows were slotted in a cross design for allowing you to shoot left and right and you covered that well but what about the critter that sneaks in and uses the blind as his backstop? Thinking out loud again.. It’s gonna be great. Thanks for sharing with us. Tell Hunter hello to, hope Eva is doing okay today!
Love the Bluegrass music ! Country is not country anymore so I'm back to bluegrass.
Nice progress team. It’s going to be marvelous.
I like the front straps use on the walls and forks.
You going to have the door open out I hope.
Leaf blower beats a vacuum every time when it comes to cleaning the cabin.
just awesome
Nicest deer stand, "Tree House",,, I've ever seen!!!! :)
Mike and Melissa, try Vermont's Orignal Bag Balm Skin Salve of Eucerin Aquaphor for your daughter calluses. Apply as needed throughout the day until healed. She should continue to use one of these products daily as a preventative measure. Hope she gets better!
Good morning! It's coming along nicely. Looks great.
At least now, when no one can find Mike, there's just one place they'll have to check 🙂
Fork extensions are fairly cheap, and pretty handy to have.............Your rigging worked pretty well, thanks for another great video.
Great job Friends, Can't wait for the next 1 ATB T God Bless
It’s really looking good. I can’t wait to see it finished. 👍👍👍❤️
A trees roots will keep drawing water to the stump even if it's gone sometimes up to a year, it'll settle up eventually love the channel keep up the good work!
I love the display of the American flag at your residence entrance ❤️🙏🏻🇺🇸💪🏻
I framed the walls for a 12 x 14 screen house. 2 walls had 2 4x4 windows in them, they were heavy to move on the trailer
Thanks for sharing the whole process.
Love it
Love the shooting/getaway hunting house blind. When are you going to build a big shed for all your Equipment that sits out in the weather, too good to let rust! Great video, smart to build walls at home.
Great reflection off the puddle. Hi hunter. The cabin is coming Along Great.
Love it when I see someone else using screws instead of nails. Everyone tells me I'm crazy for spending the extra money. Never had a screw loosen like a nail.
i have noticed that you pulse the driver when installing screws. after you start the screw try pushing hard and pull the trigger and let the clutch work at the end watch others and it might be better for your equipment. as always i enjoy all the videos have a day.
THANK YOU !!! Drives me nuts watching people drive screws like they're pounding nails....tap, tap, tap, tap, tap
Nice mini cabin there. Hannah soak your hands in white vinegar and hot water it will help them.
Loves and hugs from Alamogordo New Mexico USA. May God bless you and your family
I absolutely love framing in projects! Once you get those walls up and roof it’ll be “Indoors with the Morgans.” Always enjoy the content, thanks for sharing! Take care from East Tennessee.
Thanks Jarrod!
You two are awesome. You make a great team.
Man cave I mean mini cabin coming along nice. Great video.
Looking good. Mike your a real carpenter
The deer will tremble from October to January .... very nice 🦌!
It’s definitely coming on. Nice 👍
MUD!!! Send me some!! Dude it's been weeks since we've gotten a good rain!
Stoney Ridge Farmer you can have ours from the Pacific Northwest. 2” in the last two days.
Very dry here in Hershey Pa. we need rain bad
They have padded leather weight lifting gloves that will help that. ❤
IDEA...for a video.....rent a stump grinder to show people how great they work. You need to use it in a few spots around the property. Especially the trails. (cherry stump). Just a thought.
Mike, that's a great idea to use that little square as a straight edge for the circular saw. Hi hunter!
Nice work, i recommend using a 6’ or longer level for plumbing walls....
Gloves would help with the bar the way they cut them to grip. Some first aid antibiotics would help. Hope you did good Hannah.
We built one very similar - but no porch like you have - ours is a pain as our door opens in, pain when you have say 3 people inside and hear and etc and someone comes in - So...with that nice porch, be sure door opens outward (make for much more functional inside of deer tower)
Mike that was a couple of fine looking walls you built, does it not amaze you every time that you build something people will say that looks good but then a beautiful lady stands next to it and it becomes magically "looks Great" Well it happened today those walls look great! Good job you guys
I know limestone with 1.5 inch to dust is not the best for filling holes with water in them as the dust absorbs the water and becomes mush and it’s not much butter than the mud. Clear stone is best for filling holes with water in them, or at least that has been my experience during the ten years I worked in concrete construction.
I enjoy watching your videos. Your hunting cabin / mini cabin is really taking shape and looking good.
Framing hammer and 16d nails. Shoulder not elbow. Three whacks and done. Just giving you a hard time Mike(mostly)!
great vid, you two remind me of Sandy and I working together, it is nice to see that, Quality time together
HAHAHAHA!! Sitting here watching this just about to comment on Melissa's summary & Mike beats me to it then I'm laughing at her antics opening the door etc & she shouts me out 😳😂, man sometimes I wonder just exactly what's going on in this universe somethings are meant to be I guess!! & Hannah you ain't no drama queen thems real sore paws right there, respect! Love to all 😬❤️👍
Hanna, I hope your hands are better soon. It proves how hard you drove yourself in competition. I hope you and your sister continue to appear in videos. You both contribute and impress whenever you join one. Perhaps, in time you will relax, as your mother has. It takes practice and effort. I know you are not strangers to either, in other areas. As a somewhat shy person, all the Morgans impress me greatly.
Now its time for a shout out to Hunter. It is nice to see you out and around. I hope you have a Sandwich for me. I just do not get to Burger King these days. Take care and God bless you all.
Love the video, especially the Kiawah Island tee shirt on Hannah. Favorite place in the world.
I used to get those palm rips when I was in gymnastics. Yeah, really painful until they heal up.
Good morning from St John Parish, Louisiana 23 Dec 20.