Clearing Wooded Land with Anchor Chain and Bulldozer

Clearing Wooded Land with Anchor Chain and Bulldozer
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[GORT]

We don’t need deforestation, we need better farming practices worldwide. Trees are the answer to the climate problems, not windmills.

[joaquinapagado]

They need to do this in Washington D.C.

[georgejoosten]

The biggest issue I have run into in central and west Texas is they destroy EVERYTHING. As a surveyor, they are the bane of my existence. You see, back in the 1800's when the land was first surveyed, the surveyors used to pile rocks on top of each other to create a stone mound intended as a marker for a patented corner. Enter the dozer/chain combo, exit the stone mounds or rock mounds used to first establish boundary corners as the chain comes along and wipes them out. If you are a land owner and considering this option, please get a survey done FIRST so that we can put the corners back in when your done demolishing them.

[jamessanders]

How many innocent animals were killed in this horrific practice of killing everything?

[PISQUEFrancis]

SO GREAT for the wildlife and Earth...

[mikemcfadyen]

Hi, Yes this is not a new technique. My father was using this when he worked on the UK’s infamous Groundnut scheme in 1947/1948. It was used for clearing bush in Tanganyika (now Tanzania). They added a huge steel ball in the middle to prevent the anchor chain riding up the trees. There were burocratic delays procuring the anchor chains. As this was a Government project, the Uk administrators could not understand why ships anchor chains were needed in the middle of AFRICA!

[montyspearo]

Wonder if it can be used for clearing mine fields. The bigger chains should be blast proof.

[lindajesse]

Like dragging a line on the sea floor. Complete destruction. Greed illustrated.😮

[perkar]

They did this 70 years ago in Austrailia and now the land is barren salty wasteland where nothing grow's. The old man who did this was in tears, saying he did not realise the damage he was doing .He was a firewood merchant and made a fortune.

[rogerc]

Great narration if you are in grade three

[bobbg]

A question i have about doing this is removing the tree, also removes the nutrents from the soil, however if the contents are mulched into small parts then they break down fast by the microbs in the soil causing the nutrents to go back into the soil add better drainage and airation to the soil setting up a better environment for any crops to be planted.
At harvest time plant materials are tiled back into the soil where the plant grew only the usable crop was taken away the materials left to decay break down into stuff microbs can use and provide nitrogen for new plants to take up.
If you remove everything then you make your soil weaker. Thats why cover crops like clover are planted and tilled in. They build the soil ablity to support new plants.

[mikemartin]

That's amazing....never even knew this was a thing and I grew up in the country playing In the woods 😎

[michaeldoyle]

Next time they have a vegan protest down in Oklahoma City I’m gonna show them this video I’m gonna make the paper

[russelljohnson]

I've never thought of myself as a tree hugger but this is a very sad video to me...

[stevenphillips]

It’s funny how man destroys the very plant that breathes in what we breath out and breathes out what we breathe in to live yet we destroy millions of acres of it

[gregstewart]

My father used this technique in the 70's to clear land for a paper mill here in Alabama. It is very effective when clearing large tracks of land in a hurry. I think today the preferred method would be to allow loggers to come in and cut the timber.

[Huzzunga]

The brush screams when the anchor chain rips it up by the roots. Of course the same thing happens with every vegetable harvested for a vegans salad.

[JamesAlexander-bh]

The duality of man;
I'm impressed by the machines, drivers, design, engineering.
I'm sad to see the habitat destruction.

[Mum-dy]

This is like growing up, once you're at your final stage(clearing land) you can never go back ever, it's lost forever

[tonykourounblis]

Good to see all that firewood being harvested and all the land turned productive farming land Bravo