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Collect Small Debris and Brush

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MECHANIC ADVICE NEEDED....BUILDING AN ATV/UTV BRIDGE...AND MORE!

What happens here

Using several five-gallon buckets, the team meticulously collects small to medium-sized branches and scattered brush from the work area. This step aims to tidy up the immediate vicinity and make it easier to access and manage larger pieces of debris later on. While collecting, some of the smaller, cleaner sticks are mentioned as being salvaged for future use as kindling or fire starters. A garden hose is briefly used to rinse off some collected material, although its direct relevance to the main project (bridge construction) is unclear, it highlights general clean-up efforts.

Goal: The first hands-on task involves systematically collecting small branches, twigs, and other light organic debris from designated areas of the property.

Tools and materials

  • 5-gallon buckets
  • Garden hose
  • Work gloves

What they say

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[Music] so the first thing we have to do is go up and we got to water the goods now I filled their water trough yesterday with five gallon buckets it takes 25 gallons of water what I'm finding out is with 15 or 16 goats they are burning through some water so we're gonna have to figure out a better way to handle this water situation with the goats but for now we're gonna fill these water buckets up take them up there and set them to the side for the goats the reason we're doing this this way is because we won't back up buckets we won't the water buckets to already be up there it's supposed to rain sometime this weekend it's gonna be nasty and muddy and we can't drive the Gator through the field when it's all muddy with your hose don't make a big mess back

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