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Half a fence, a sunset view and Maggie McGaugh's backyard gamble

Her husband cut the brand-new fence down to open up the view, and the comments filled with neighbors, bylaws and wildflower plans.

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We cut our brand new fence in half, and I’m so glad. 😏We cut our brand new fence in half, and I’m so glad. 😏

Maggie McGaugh's channel runs at a steady clip of around 300,000 views a day, and it held that pace without any fireworks. Two new uploads went up, and the better one is about a fence that got shorter on purpose.

"We cut our brand new fence in half, and I'm so glad" is exactly the kind of project her about text promises: a DIY job done with a grin. The fence was barely finished before part of it came down to open up the view behind the house, keeping the rest for privacy. It opened with more than 30,000 views on its first day and is now past 50,000.

The comments are where it gets lively. The land past the fence apparently belongs to the city, and a lot of viewers had ideas about it. The most popular one is to scatter native wildflower seeds out there. Others want the trees left alone, for the birds, for shade and to hold the hillside together, and a few suggest checking the local rules before any branch gets trimmed. Someone brought up Robert Frost's line about good fences, and plenty simply stopped to admire the view.

The second upload, a test of whether mystery boxes save their best stuff for influencers, went up only a few hours ago. Meanwhile a 1970s entryway makeover from nine days back is still drawing viewers at about the same rate as the fence. A month-old lamp video, her second try after a $239 lamp, in the title's words, "infuriated the internet," is closing in on a million.

The Reynolds Recommend and bella stoltman, two neighbors in the shopping and product-testing crowd, had the bigger weeks, and about a thousand new subscribers joined Maggie's 352,000.

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What viewers say

  • If I was you I would be tossing SO many native wildflower seeds in that back city owned area. It would be beautiful.
  • "Good fences make good neighbors." From a poem by Robert Frost. In this instance you ROCKED the fences usefulness. Cut part for the view, the other for privacy.
    You ARE a good neighbor!
    @rebeccastratton4114See it on YouTube
  • How absolutely lovely the view is!!❤
    @ajscupcakesSee it on YouTube
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  • Seeing the world is so much better, then looking at a fence🌄
  • Yesss to the you bought your house to live in it not to resell it!
    @angelicanordstrom33See it on YouTube
  • That view is gorgeous! I’d buy the house just for that view!!!
    @RebeccaDaydreamSee it on YouTube
  • Awesome! You guys have such a positive relationship and that was a clever way to make the job simple.
  • That’s awesome!
    Any updates on the new build?

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The facts
Subscribers
352,000 ▲ 1,000 this week
Channel views, last 7 days
2,007,101
Videos published this week
2
Video published
October 6, 2026
Video views so far
53,194
Views on its first day
32,825

The numbers

Here is how Maggie McGaugh's channel moved over the past seven days.

views gained this week: this channel and similar channels
Ethannly
4,129,955
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866,777
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854,857
subscribers
352,000
▲ 1,000 in the last 7 days
total views
322,660,737
views per day
320,211
typical day: 309,069
first-day views of each video posted this week
subscribers: this channel and similar channels
B/R Kicks
269,000
Ethannly
260,000
Esquire
246,000
As of October 9, 2026 · Data source: Trari Social News, Trari Traffic Trends and Ranking Platform, Google YouTube
Subscriber, view, like and comment counts are YouTube's. Rates, usual days, rankings, comparisons and categories are Trari's own calculations.
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