Dude, that was literally the best video I’ve ever watched on KZread!! I am just in awe of everything. Great job Jake!

@joemilton7552

4 жыл бұрын

Yeah, he puts out some really awesome stuff

@olindavila640

3 жыл бұрын

The wealth of knowledge and intuition in their collective heads is astounding! Good ole 44

@yogiballa

3 жыл бұрын

Grateful for the shared knowledge, this is what it is about

Rest in peace jed..you were a great man,father,skater, and all around person

@patrickkelly8095

Жыл бұрын

Inbred Jed? Something happen to him?

@ericschaefer5407

Жыл бұрын

He got killed by a falling limb on 1/20/23. So sad, what a great man. There is a go fund my for him.

@patrickkelly8095

Жыл бұрын

@@ericschaefer5407 oh no! That’s awful. He seemed like such a great guy. He was so relatable and great to listen to and watch doing his work. Such an unfortunate and awful loss.

@sethkeith6698

Жыл бұрын

I only know from the videos but you can tell jed was that secret genius. He seemed to be one of those guys that had a lot of knowledge of TINY LITTLE details that would.make a world of difference in your work. I learned the hinge cut to swing the tree opposite of the lean from watching him. It's a Good lesson for arborists no matter how good how safe and how attention to detail you are.......trees will.always have a hidden safety hazard that nobody will notice and that's just the way it is

@brycesimon6908

Жыл бұрын

Damn, I’m super sad to hear that! Rest in peace, Jed! Don’t worry, you’ve earned your rest, we’ll take it from here

Since Jed’s passing I’ve been rewatching all of his videos, feel like I have known him for years. Going to miss seeing him.

"You got to have fun, if nobody is dead yet" Jed's words 36:40. This gentleman was one fine spirit walking this world. RIP Jed, my condolences to your loved ones all the way from Nairobi, Kenya

@cammatney6388

Жыл бұрын

Dude that hits deep in the soul

I have been going back and watching videos with Jed in them. He brought a pine cone out for his daughter and is telling them how much fun he is having while missing them terribly, and I am absolutely heartbroken watching it. You hear of close calls and accidents in this industry, and maybe we all tell ourselves it wont be like that for us,we're better maybe or more careful than those strangers, but when I heard about Jed it was a wake up. If him then anyone. It doesnt seem fair, to be so humble, bright and attentive, to be as good as Jed.

I'm 58 years old as of the middle of Nov. I've been climbing trees and trimming them since I was 14 years old I would still be climbing if I was able to walk I broke my neck and back in 3 place's only God knows when or if I'll ever walk again I am staying positive I know that if I could walk again today I know that I can never climb again and to repel down again is heartbreaking thanks for bringing tree work back for me I ran 3 crews I was the one they called to take down the worst ones take care oh and remember that your never to old to learn something new and better than the way you were doing it God bless the climbers

@DavidLeeNCSU

3 жыл бұрын

Same age as you, i pray you’ll recover and are able to do the things you enjoy, Tree man.

@kylesunde7394

3 жыл бұрын

Praying for an amazing recovery, it'll be hard but I know you have the strength to overcome!

@elijahowens8507

3 жыл бұрын

Wish you the best!!

@jameswilson322

2 жыл бұрын

Tree man , best of wishes to you hope all is well. I also broke my back and pelvis and have been where you at . It is amazing what the human body can heal im living proof of it. Hang in there friend , ill be praying for you 🙏 ❤

@harrisonmalik7627

2 жыл бұрын

IF YOU DIED TODAY? HEAVEN OR HELL THE GOSPEL ( GOOD NEWS ) Sin is any bad thing that you've done, said or thought. Everyone's sinned and because of sin no one can go to heaven. Romans 3:23 KJV - For all have sinned, and come short of the glory of God; Romans 6:23 KJV - For the wages of sin is death; but the gift of God is eternal life through Jesus Christ our Lord. God punishes sin with a literal burning hell. Revelation 21:8 KJV - But the fearful, and unbelieving, and the abominable, and murderers, and whoremongers, and sorcerers, and idolaters, and all liars, shall have their part in the lake which burneth with fire and brimstone: which is the second death. Romans 5:8 KJV - But God commendeth his love toward us, in that, while we were yet sinners, Christ died for us. Romans 5:9 KJV - Much more then, being now justified by his blood, we shall be saved from wrath through him. Religion, water baptism, Church attendance or being a good person and doing good works can't save you because no one is good enough to get to heaven, you CANT earn it. Romans 10:9 KJV - That if thou shalt confess with thy mouth the Lord Jesus, and shalt believe in thine heart that God hath raised him from the dead, thou shalt be saved. Jesus says HE is the ONLY way to heaven John 14.6 The good news is If you TRUST that the Son of God Jesus Christ paid the penalty of your sin which is death by shedding his blood, dying for you, was buried and was raised from the dead on the third day and are sorry for being a sinner turn to God from unbelief to belief and simply call out to Jesus sincerely, if you believe everything you've heard in the gospel and mean what you say you will be saved and can KNOW you will go to heaven. 1John 5:13, Here's a short prayer you could say - THE PRAYER ITSELF DOES NOT SAVE YOU ITS YOU TELLING GOD YOU BELIEVE THE GOSPEL IT HAS TO COME FROM THE HEART. "Dear God, I repent as a sinner. I believe Jesus is God, who died, buried and resurrected so his blood can wash away my sins. so I only trust in His blood alone to save me, not my good works, save me from hell in Jesus name I pray; amen."

those black and white pics were hardcore man shit that you see 100 years from now, also RIP Jed never forgotten and always loved

ive watched this video over and over, always been a favorite of mine. It's so awesome you got to share all these videos with Jed, it shows just how passionate he was about tree care and more importantly how important his relationship with you and Gordy was.... Boys and there toys!! Keep your head up Buddy!! We miss ya Jed!!

One of the best tree cutting channels out there

@tomskrastins8740

4 жыл бұрын

Dont forget Buckin

@CausingChaos.

4 жыл бұрын

the best*

@wizewoods9130

4 жыл бұрын

absolutely!

@familydisappointment6946

4 жыл бұрын

Wish they had more videos

@edgerat

3 жыл бұрын

@@tomskrastins8740 Buckin, Patrick Lacey, August Hunicke all top-shelf dudes

"Alright Fellers" Lovely pun

"Are you excited, Jed?" Jed: "Yea." "Jed's excited." 😂

@jimmyhernandez7785

3 жыл бұрын

😂😂😂

@AquaPeet

2 жыл бұрын

Only a short grunt would've topped that

"Gotta have some fun nobody's dead yet" rip jed

Thanks Jacob (if you everr see this again. Awesome tune and wonderful memories of Jed.

There are a lot of felling "experts" on KZread, but Roy knows his shit. Take your time, throttle easy, look at what you need to do, take the time to clean up your face. All good points that anyone who makes his living running a saw should take to heart!

@theotherguy4897

3 жыл бұрын

We live and die by a clean notch

@paul_romero_

Жыл бұрын

"Throttle easy" lol 8:12

36:40 - "Well it's, you gotta have fun, nobody is dead yet" - Jed Walters. RIP. You had fun right until your last breath. Life of a legend.

@locustvalleyfarms7241

Жыл бұрын

He died doin what he loved. He will always be the best timber man.

RIP Jed, you brought so much to every video I've seen you in. You were a master at your craft, and so humble and with a teacher's heart.

Excellent video! My 8 year old son is obsessed with your channel and would love to do what you do when he grows up. (Though it's a toss-up between that and an excavator operator.) He gets to watch one of your videos as a reward when he's done with schoolwork and chores, so I appreciate you keeping your videos clean and appropriate for the younger audience also. He thinks you guys are pretty cool, and now wants to take the Tree Felling Class. :) Keep up the good work!

I don’t think people realise the skill it takes to do this. These are true professionals, true craftsman at work. Great work fellas..

@Northwoods208

2 жыл бұрын

They're at a class trying to learn, nothing about this is professional. As a professional, if we break that many trees, we gotta find a different profession

@rationalityfirst

Жыл бұрын

@@Northwoods208 I've only seen them breaking the burned trees which I bet were brittle as hell

@Northwoods208

Жыл бұрын

@@rationalityfirst didn't say anything about them breaking, they don't have to break to be tangled up

@rationalityfirst

Жыл бұрын

@@Northwoods208 "As a professional, if we break that many trees, we gotta find a different profession"

@Northwoods208

Жыл бұрын

@@rationalityfirst sorry, this was from a while ago, I thought this comment was from a different video 😂 Yeah, there's some busted logs there...not that it mattered in this situation, I was more saying that if someone is gonna take a class to try to be a cutter, the class should try to teach them the correct way to do things, not the government approved methods they preach to firefighters

I miss you jedd it's so sad what happened RIP JED

Well done, love the way they explode when they hit the ground!💪💪💪

Stihl and Husky in the same store??! What is this magical magical place??

@jordancypihot496

3 жыл бұрын

a place of perversion and somewhere only psychopats would go you either like sthil or hussy not both wtv

@yogiballa

3 жыл бұрын

@@jordancypihot496 husq

@seanb658

3 жыл бұрын

Madsens

@benspicer7470

3 жыл бұрын

Madsen's in centrailia WA. Awesome place

@TheRedSphinx

2 жыл бұрын

Is that unusual?

This is quickly turning into one of my favorite channels, such great content

@joemilton7552

4 жыл бұрын

same, a little out of left field for me since I rarely use a chainsaw

damn, my lil MS 260 and I had goosebumps watching this hard men's job

RIP Jed, just a brilliant mind and a swell dude.

The music combined with the sounds of trees falling makes this video clean, and perfect, i love it so much, thanks for all your had work Treeson, continue being great

@ksblasco

2 жыл бұрын

What is the music?

@leszekk.2298

2 жыл бұрын

@@ksblasco I also have to know. Great combination.

I’m going to binge watch this for about 6 hours then go cut every damn tree behind my house lol

@roccoistrash

4 жыл бұрын

lol

@BRI33NOR

4 жыл бұрын

Good luck Justin. Have fun !.

@user-wp5fe8ec6l

3 жыл бұрын

Make sure you plant a few. Trees are the best!

@EduardoRodriguez-nh4cc

3 жыл бұрын

I was thinking the same some times I work on properties that need trees droped

@garrettstephens293

3 жыл бұрын

😂😂

can't tell you how much watching your content has inspired and informed me. I'm an old dog trying to learn about cutting and felling to maintain some property in VT and I am grateful to have you as a source of info through your posts. Also condolences on the passing of your friend Inbred Jed.

Man I have been deep in the woods dirty and cold no coffee and just feeling good about myself...and always loved it

Centralia kid here, been a Madsen's customer 25+ years now, always happy to see them get a shout out, best saw shop around

@BMW_G81_M3

4 жыл бұрын

madhatte73 Never seen anything like that, mind blowing inventory and I would be like a kid in a candy shop there!

@DrHavok1

4 жыл бұрын

So it's in Centralia then.. Nice I can't wait to go... I'm from Shelton

@madhatte73

4 жыл бұрын

@@DrHavok1 the original shop location was in Centralia proper, the new (err, 20 years now) location is on S Gold about halfway between Centralia and Chehalis.

@rbtree

4 жыл бұрын

@@madhatte73 It's less than a mile from downtown Centralia. I stop in often, on my way home from Oregon or points south to Shoreline. I've been friends with Sam Madsen for years. We both ski and like photography. My first modded saw was an 044 by Madsen's. 1990's...

Sam always runs a great store, my dad helped set up his chain grinding techniques back in the day. Awesome to watch y'all kicking it with Jed. Had to watch after hearing the news lately. What an awesome dude, Jed your up with God now. Sad time. Would have been awesome to be out there cutting with y'all for the 3 days. Stay safe y'all.

Inbred Jed, love the nicknames loggers give each other 👍😎

YOU FELLOWS ARE WAY AWESOME..THANKS A BUNCH FOR TAKEING ME ALONG WITH YOUS... MAY THE CREATOR ALWAYS BLESS EACH OF YOUS ....

I am a 78 year old retired fireman, now a full time farmer that thoroughly enjoys watching you tree industry fellows do your thing. The wooded area on our farm, located approximately 30 miles south west of Portland, Oregon contained the stump remains of very large old growth that history tells me was logged in the 1930's. It was great to see you fellows taking on and doing a fine job felling trees in a category close to those of the stumps on our farm. Our stumps ranged from six to ten feet or so in height, with diameters at the cut ranging from 8 ft. to over 12 ft.. After looking at the springboard notches for so many years, this video gave me possibly the closest view of what it would have been like back in the 1930's logging our land. The greatest difference wound be using chainsaws versus misery whips and axes to bring those big ones down. Very interesting and enjoyable video, well done! Nick, North West Farmer

Damn, that cutting was epic. Pretty gnarly when some of those trees hit the ground and just shattered.

That was one of those stand-out videos that you rarely see. I'll be looking at it again.

Wow the learning experience alone from this video is out of this world!! I can only imagine what you took from this.

“We gotta have fun if nobody’s dead yet” Well said jed hahahaha

Color me there next year. The music selection is actually perfect.

Rip jed you're a legend

One of the best videos i watched in my entire life. Watched it like 5 times already and i really miss Jed tho i never met him.

BIG saws , big bars , big dang softwoods . 60 yrs old , had fun watching "young bucks" . i have cut simple home firewood and repaired saw since somewhere near , 1982 . when you gents talked of comparing east to west , excellent points and also add in arborists have even another perspective , but the keyboard krazies still gripe on . thanx . great vid . i remember the FIRST 880 i saw at BOONEVILLE NY : 088 model i believe . never got to handle as ignition failed!! someday . lasy i ran , 090 monster so many year ago . keep up good work . my amazement still ; how well a little piece of half pound platic can move TONS and talk brutal beatings .... TTYL

Roy is a great guy, and I love how the class brings a great group of folks together. Awesome video

RIP looked like a great man it's crazy watching a video and knowing that he's passed life is crazy

Great bunch of fellas and a great bunch of felling

"inbred Jed" That alone is worth a sub and a like

@matthewjohnson9148

3 жыл бұрын

Read this as he said it definitely a sub

@miahzzeebest701

3 жыл бұрын

Sweet home Alabama

@normalhuman9260

Жыл бұрын

Unfortunately,I have to give bad news. I hate to say this,but Jeb was just killed while falling a tree. He was struck in the face and died immediately. Jan 20th 2023 RIP Jeb Walter.

That’s a fine piece of filmmaking. And the Guys Who Cut Down Trees store was amazing!

Roy is 1 of the coolest guys I've ever met!! Him and his team are the best out there!!

Perfect school setting for anyone dealing with trees. Congratulations to all of you.

"Rate my hinge" LOL! Now that's a good learning experience.. damn scary.

Lol, he says " oh I NEED ONE " hahaha, hell yes.

Truely, this is the best video I’ve ever watched on KZread !! Amazing team !

Greatness! Roy Hauser and his team are excellent. I also highly recommend The Art of Felling Timber. Really enjoy your videos!

Ok, I have been in my particular profession for most of my life. ~20 years so far. Watching you guys makes me want to change careers. That looks so very dangerous, but also fun and satisfying at the same time. Love these videos. Liked and have been a subscriber for several months now. You always put out the best content.

Jake, you need to make a road trip to see Buckin’ Billy Ray. He cuts some pretty big stuff.

@123bearhunter

4 жыл бұрын

Was just gonna comment that

@m.agilnajib345

4 жыл бұрын

Please make it happen Jake!

@phrodendekia

4 жыл бұрын

And hes a pro in doing the domino thing

@Idahoprepper71

3 жыл бұрын

That would be a awesome video!

@lrhcconrad2230

3 жыл бұрын

Reg Coates does the best and biggest trees safely . August brings up # 2. # 3 goes to bucking Billy Ray. As for putting a smile on a ones face BBR gets # 1 hands down August pulls in # 2 Reg has a dry sence of humor and that ain't changing . Reg also gets the safety award for never dropping out of or never getting dropped on by a tree . Making bank goes to to August's crew flat out . that dude has been blessed by the one who knows trees better then anything or anyone . All three are great guys to learn from . Lets face it , you can learn from anyone if you want to . just my honest opinion and I don't cut trees for money . I have found another good channel to learn from. Be safe and watch out for them giants falling out them trees .

Congrats ON YOUR ADVANCED FELLING Great videos

I like it. I learned how to cut timber a long time ago and I was fortunate enough to learn from the best. I took things I learned from different people and put it together. I'm gonna start putting out some content soon. I love it

This video is so bad ass. I’ve watched it 5 times from start to finish. The music and editing are on point. You knocked this one out of the park Jake. Great job!

@guiltyoftreesoneastsidetre4792

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks man:)

💔 Heartbroken to hear about Jed! Rest in Peace

Thank you for your hard work for all of us continued success and May God watch over you are a special breed of people that we admire and respect.

RIP Jed. Great video.

Just recently done my felling assessment for up to 15” dbh trees, while they’re not big it’s a first for me and the biggest thing I learned from this was “throttle is timing, take breathes and take your time”

Inbred Jed was like a kid in a candy store. (Jed thinking) "How can I make this class a challenge." lol

@guiltyoftreesoneastsidetre4792

4 жыл бұрын

Haha yes 💯

You will be missed Jeb. Rest in peace brother.

It is truly a pleasure watching someone who loves what they do.

Johnstown, PA my neck of the woods. Cool to hear the different perspectives East/West Coast.

I love how you guys support and help each other. In the Hispanic side of arborculture is almost all about who is the strongest, or who is better, or who is the best. Really sad stuff.

@giantidiot31

3 жыл бұрын

Not trying to sound racist, but I've seen that too! Though, I never did this part. I mainly built the shells and skeletons for houses, sheds, etc. It always felt like the Hispanic dudes (even though they were really nice outside of work) wanted to just do the whole job on their own. Myself and the other white guys ended up being driven out by the majority of Hispanic dudes. Really sucks, because some of those projects were so much fun, and we would have done a much better job if people left their ego at the door.

@nicholaswilson2155

Жыл бұрын

That's not in any way racist, just honest. We all need to get used to speaking freely, it's how we can overcome differences in cultures. Props Man, I hear you.

❤Rest in peace, Jed. From a feller to another, be safe and we see each other again ❤️

If I was a young guy Id be on the next plane to USA to join your team. What an awesome job that would be. You are a great bunch of guys with a great attitude and respect for each other. Bravo.

Respekt to your Work at these Big Trees... Your teacher make it great... In Germany we dont practice the Humbold, but it is very good and interesting for me... I'm a fan of our Videos... And sorry when my English is not so good! Stay safe and go on your way, its a good way!

It's like a guided hunt for big trees, ha!

At least someone is doing the Forest management on the coast. Those big ole trees have souls man. It's cool to watch the respect that goes into the falling.

@guiltyoftreesoneastsidetre4792

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you very much and yeah the managment is pathetic. These mountains of old forests wouldn’t be burned down if it weren’t for the environmentalist banning commercial logging

@ILikeFreedomYo

3 жыл бұрын

So true brother. It's pretty sad. Thanks for the knowledge. Your humble approach to your trade is refreshing and fun to watch. It gives me a lot to think about when I'm out getting my firewood.

"You gotta have fun, nobody is dead yet" RIP JED gone too soon..

Just done a 3-day medium tree felling course (CS32) last week. Not as big as these ones though! Double cuts though, to pass the CS32 you have to use a small bar (16" max on 380-560mm trees) so you can't cut through all the tree diameter all in one go (as that would be cheating!). Got my assessment on Thursday! (England) Looks like you guys had awesome fun. It was only me and the instructor on mine!

@TheYoungster17

4 жыл бұрын

hope you got on ok bro! Did my cs30/31 in November and loved every minute of it!

I need to see more on how you guys do your back cuts. Bore cutting over bar size stuff is standard for us. Looks like you guys had a blast. And great channel and awsome content

Great video brother. Makes me want to take a summer off and go west. I love being in the woods. Nothing compares to a hard day of work in the woods, or in my case for last 20 years, on the ocean.

I'll be 62 next month and still climbing it's in my blood it's what I love wouldn't have it any other way my hooks will retire when I retire

I love how the trees fall in the burnt out forest and just fall apart.

@andrewford80

4 жыл бұрын

Yeah. Some of them looked solid until they hit the ground and disintegrated.

@flatcapfiddle

3 жыл бұрын

Some burnt from the inside out too. Hopfully felling them will make way for the new saplings to regenerate the forest.

Hi guys, another fantastic video,, poor jed, always get the flack😂😂😂👍🇬🇧❤️

IM always learning something from your videos. I really like how you explain things.

Rest in peace jed

I've watched this video 4 times now.

I am completely speechless this is the best video ive seen on youtube ever! That is just shy of heaven in my book

Awesome content guys, great educational piece! Holla from Vermont! I have a lot of respect for Westcoast Saw, and all of you guys out there cutting the big sticks.

We have some old growth trees down here in Tasmania, Australia and Ive seen a few vids on falling them, but Id have to say this is 1 of the best vids on this subject that Ive seen in a long long time. My hat goes off to every1 of u guys. Im more than impressed with your fellowship and comradery. Keep up the good work.

@TassyDeval

4 жыл бұрын

The Styx Valley, past the township of Maydena, about 100 kilometres north-west from Hobart, Tasmania, Australia is often damp, cold and foggy. It is also home to the world's tallest flowering plant and one of the world's tallest trees - the eucalyptus regnans, often called mountain ash or swamp gum. These towering gums are thought to grow to 100 metres or more, with the tallest living tree on record being Centurion in Tasmania at a confirmed 99.6 metres (327 feet). It would be good to see u guys down here to get an eye full of these living monsters.

@anaussie4897

4 жыл бұрын

i come for the area of QLD the sunny coast has may plantations

@LiamHutchinson666

4 жыл бұрын

@@TassyDeval if you can get to em without the greenys catchin ya

@glennbrown1961

3 жыл бұрын

Mate, these blokes would not have a hope cutting our wood. King billy would be about on par with what they cut. Like to see them cutting some knarly peppermint or blue gum. They wouldn't know what was wrong with the chain. Totally different animal is Tassy timber. Cheers from Hobart

@TassyDeval

3 жыл бұрын

@@glennbrown1961 I give these guys a lot more credit than you do. Im sure they would be up to the challenge.

Ms 170s and hazard snags. What a great answer

@hajimiskon7567

3 жыл бұрын

Check your bar.. The ply could have opened up.. Especially below the bar tip..

Good video. I got into woodcutting for my wood stove. Hurricane Hugo came by a year after we moved in. I purchased a Stihl 038 AV Super with a 36” bar and took an oak off my roof. After the house was fixed I had lots of friends who gave me firewood. The pattern continued for 32 years and Ash, Oak, Cherry, and Hickory have been keeping me warm. I bought a new MS311 and a MS170 7 years ago and sold the 25 year old 038 for half price of new. The MS311 is lighter and as I age it makes a difference. It’s bucking last weekend’s harvest of storm damaged trees. The MS170 surprised me. I bought it for yard trimming and small trees but it took an 80’ pine off my lake house roof. The 16” bar handled it really well and the tree was carried off 4 hours after we started. If I were in my 20s instead of 70s I’d love to go out west and cut some fir or redwood. I know the guy from PA must have had a great time. Thanks again for a terrific video.

It’s awesome to see that they allow the next generation come to these things 😀

Friggin Jed stumblin around the back of that tree leaning backwards when all the cuts are made and the wedges are planted. "Nobody's dead yet..." Not in this class perhaps but it happens now and then.

@normalhuman9260

Жыл бұрын

Just so you are aware. Jeb was killed a few days ago falling a tree that had two smaller trees leaning on it. He passed away instantly when one struck him in the face. Jan 20th 2023 RIP Jeb Walter

This is satisfying to watch and great music selection

Take your time... do a good job... and most important... stay safe...

That's incredible just watching them explode as they hit the ground. That must have been an experience that words can't do justice.

Hey, its Inbred! Love that guy.

I really really enjoy your attitude man... All the guys you've had in your videos so far too... You guys would be a lot of fun to work with. I'm really glad I stumbled across your channel.. Keep it going please 😁

. Started watchin ye guys while back. Sorry to hear about Jed. Hope his loved ones know loads people love his spirit.

Dropped a few 100+ footers seen a couple of 220+ footers... They were all impressive but not as impressive as that video. Thanks Jacob and Jed. You guys are legend!

Believe it or not those trees are still good for lumber ,they make the best lumber infact ,it is like no other in its weathering abilities

Yet another enjoyable AND educational video from you. I’m a carpenter now in the US, but I spent 16 years making tv programmes in Britain, so I feel able to say if you ever tire of falling trees (unlikely), go in to tv production. Your production values, pacing, music choices, are excellent. The guys you work with and the respect you have for each other is great to watch. All the passion you have to do what you do comes across, without all the bravado and grandstanding that is evident in popular ‘reality’ tv shows. How refreshing!

This is a lot of fun to watch. I can only imagine how much fun it was for the guy doing the cutting here. I'm envious! My grandfather cut timber in Salmon Arm, BC in the 20s, and I remember him talking a little about that life.

You guys and your charismatic personalities are amazing! From the quality of the footage to the choice of tunes playing in the background is just right! I truly feel blessed to be able to learn a ton from yous and watch videos that depict knowledge that less than 15 years ago were only shown in books and in the field. I can most certainly say that you are saving lives, simply by showing tips and tricks that benefit everyone - from the professional to the simplest of weekend fallers. Thumbs up 👍 from Quebec, Canada!

can't wait to watch this tonight buddy! 🙏🙂

@guiltyoftreesoneastsidetre4792

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks Patrick 🙏

@jasonjones6328

4 жыл бұрын

So much different than Maine.good video.

@CausingChaos.

4 жыл бұрын

Guilty of Treeson I recently saw this channel and subbed, thanks for the content

@brentnowell

4 жыл бұрын

What a great video. What song is that at 14 mins? Excellent choice of music for tree felling

@MrChumpsteak

4 жыл бұрын

I was wondering the same! Amazing tune to back an incredible video. Makes me want to travel to Oregon and do this course myself. Huge timber!