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Prepare Foundation for Shelter Structure

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BARN FIND! 1952 WILLYS JEEP.. WALK AROUND MY CHILDHOOD HOME..PREPPING FOR HOG SLAUGHTER!

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What happens here

The video shows a trench dug into the earth, approximately 2-3 feet deep, serving as the base for the shelter's foundation. A round concrete form tube is visibly placed vertically within this trench, suggesting it will be filled with concrete to create a robust post. Additionally, several wooden blocks are positioned horizontally in the trench, possibly intended to support horizontal beams or provide a level base for the structure. This step focuses on establishing a solid, level foundation to ensure the stability and longevity of the firewood shelter.

Goal: Initial groundwork is shown, involving a trench dug in the ground with a concrete form tube and wooden blocks positioned, indicating the starting phase of the shelter's foundation.

Tools and materials

  • Concrete Form Tube
  • Shovel
  • Wooden Blocks (2x4s)
  • Concrete

What they say

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our smokehouse so folks right here is where the hog processing starts okay so the first part of this process is will dispatch the hog the next part of this process is scalding the hog and this is the pit where will scoff a hog there's a big Pike and we'll go over and take a look at that here in a second but it'll sit right over this and there'll be a fire built in that ditch and the smoke will go out through that pipe so it's not blowing in your face the whole time we're going to take you through this step-by-step piece by piece an old-time southern hog killing so guys I'm really really looking forward to that one of the reasons I started this whole channel this whole Stoney Ridge farm idea was to show people the old way the simple way the way my ancestors used to do it here in the Appalachia that's my

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