What an amazing day to experience the life of a lumberjack in the BIG Cedar Country!

Your partner hangs in there, He deserve all the encouragement you can give him.

Love the encouragement with Mitch! Loved following along this shift when you were doubling up! Thank you for the behind the scenes 😊😊🙏🙏

The saw mill blade/band saw sharpener will love that rock….

A few nice Cedars in this quarter, nice work Bjarne

Excellent reel footage Bjarne, cripes that blasting rock slug embedded halfway up the Cedar was trippy. Chur for the real Lumberjacks reel.

Wow that first one didn't want to go, but it managed to save out pretty nice 👍👍

Best office in the world💯😎

A 6 footer on fire 80 feet up was my largest. I ended up with the 5 wedges I had with me and a bunch of birch ones cut close by. A 61 Husky with a 28 inch bar did the deed. 40 years ago I still have that saw. Thanks for this post of memories my friend. Big cedar can sure make for an interesting day eh.

Brilliant job again, Bjarne. Keep making them fall💯🫡💯 Greetings King Spang's Road Norway!

Impressive work and footage and some beautiful country

That was a good one, thank you.

Pretty wild looking trees Bjarne . :)

Wow those are some big mountains up there!

It's really nice to watch a faller who is so deliberate in his movements.

Damn, that was a big tree... Greetings from North Carolina.

dude!!! i flipping love your videos!!

NICE WORK SIR ❤

Beautiful country.

@iffykidmn8170

3 ай бұрын

It is all beautiful but the combination of the tree and background around the 30-31 minute mark was what had me in awe.

@capt.morgan8975

3 ай бұрын

Was

Funny thing about the wedges ... in Toba Inlet 1972 at the Weldwood camp, one of the fallers had the misfortune of the tree rocking back hard on his wedge stack, spitting out out a wedge like a hockey puck slap shot into his face.....poor fella lost some teeth that day along with some blood...so yes kids its a real thing and Bjarne has the fix.

@Wickedscreams18

3 ай бұрын

I can atest to this, When mine blasted me in the face I needed stitches and some dental work

HONTE A VOUS !

Always enjoy watching you deal with some real challenges. A quick foot hold I'll use is just punch a hole in the stump and stick my wedge in it. Tipped at a bit of an angle. The trick I'd like to see is putting those 3 strips of flagging up :) Why not paint? Be safe!!

Es lo maximo trabaje tambien en mis tiempos en motañas tumbando madera para hacerrar de verda mas nunca volveran esos tiempos en venezuela tan bellos 🇻🇪🇻🇪🇻🇪🇻🇪🙏🙏🙏caundo se hacia era enormes arboles saman cedro caoba apamate javillos y pare de contar

Some nice trees you were cutting. That first one was a bit stubborn!

3:50 Great Video !! Good

Bjarne your young logging buddy running 🏃‍♂️ with sugar in his pockets with a stihl chainsaw 😊! Words from logger Lennie 😊😊.

Pretty DAMN Cold outside. I'll be at home today.

I was hoping that the trees would win one.

300, 400 Years to grow , only took dumbo 1 hour max to cut it

what a shame to see such a beautiful tree die.

God JOB!

Why did You have to kill this beauty?

Your such a huge inspiration to me Bjarne. Id love to do this line of work someday, just working on getting more trigger time under my belt. How did you get into timber falling? Seems real tough to get into without close personal or familial connections .

@calspaugh8078

17 күн бұрын

Go to a sawmill. Tell em ya wanna get on a woods crew. You’ll start snatching and pullin. But in time you’ll have a saw in your hands, limbing and trimming, then bucking and cutting. Gotta put in your time like anything else.

Not using to seeing your bands I watched a lot before Christmas. Sure looks like good idea keep from splintering!

Jarne B is in awesome shape... Great Vid👍👍👍👍

What axe pattern weight combo are you utilizing? National, Rafter, Miner 4-5lbs

I'd love to know where you're working, I live on Vancouver Island, so close to home for me!

It’s sad to see a beautiful old tree getting cut down just for views 😢😢

After you cut a block do the have a crew that comes in and paints what to fly out as a lot of the cedar is junk.

Why would you cut it down..?

I'm guessing the 3 straps are to hold it together when it hits the ground?

Aujourd'hui, dans cette vidéo, je vous présente la taille d'entretien sur un Séquoia.

How old is the 8' Cedar tree?

It is very beautiful when you look at a hundred-year-old tree being destroyed for money!

@Jeremyho439

9 күн бұрын

Do tress have life after death?

@alirezaalirezaza563

9 күн бұрын

@@Jeremyho439 i dont know...answer of a simple wo rker

About how old would that 1st tree be that you fell?

I know that we need the wood, but I would like to see a law worldwide that states that if you did not plant it, YOU CAN NOT CUT IT DOWN in hopes to save what little is left of the old-growth wood.

Looks a lot like some of the valleys behind powel river.

@dws5951

3 ай бұрын

Hey ..did you know about the motion to change Powell (Foul) Rivers name to something indigenous.... of course this is an absolutely necesessay thing to do, and it will only cost taxpayers a few million to register, change signs, letterhead and legal documentation to satisfy WHAT STUPID urge to do so????

Mantap sekali gess

How old is a tree that size?

I'm definitely no tree hugger, never was and never will be, but what is being allowed is deeply fucked up

Don't let em get hurt Professional

Cuantos años tiene ese arbol..no creo que te sientas orgulloso de tu trabajo..

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Some big ole bastards wow really cool

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How old would these tress be ?

Tell me about the white straps on the tree 🌲

@BjarneButler

3 ай бұрын

They prevent the log splitting when felled

Dont worry, it will grow back in another 700 to 1k years

Damn kills me seeing monster trees being cut down..

@dws5951

3 ай бұрын

kills me knowing that if they dont get downed and sent to the mill..they'll just rot away..not much good to any one at that point. timber harvest makes use of trees...and they will eventualy grow back..the forest is a busy place regarding new growth.

Do you feel guilty when you see bats fly out of those old cedar no more home for you?

@dws5951

3 ай бұрын

do you feel gulty of being over-reactive to the practices of commercial timber harvest that have been going on for a hundred years. unless you live in a tent or a cave...you might know that framed homes are common in USA/Canada and most asian nations.

@richardthut7071

3 ай бұрын

@dws5951 yes I do but what bothers me is what happened all the export why couldn'tn that maurfacturd here save the growth for down the road that way I think ever just about everyone would be happy. But yes I made stumps for 30 years and and always did think about it. It's not like going to go anywhere. I guess one has to find a balance 🤷 maybe tax the raw logs export tax 🤷

Why not leave the little ones as regen trees if they're not in the way.

This is messed up leave this big trees alone for gods sakes

@jeremydavis340.

26 күн бұрын

Everything has a life cycle. These won't stay standing. They will eventually fall on their own. We might as well make beautiful furniture out of cedar than let it sink into ground rotting or become petrified after it falls naturally

@doncook3584

22 күн бұрын

Ever heard the term renewable resource…. Tell your builder you want no forest products in your home…. Then stop back by this channel

@themonsterunderyourbed9408

22 күн бұрын

That tree will make a real nice sauna or deck 👍

@calspaugh8078

17 күн бұрын

Wrong side of KZread hugger!!!

@bartoloterrero6259

14 күн бұрын

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Si vede che non siamo in Thailandia !!!!!

My question is how you going to get that huge tree off that mountain

@markalan1501

2 ай бұрын

Helicopters

How do like the the stihl

@BjarneButler

3 ай бұрын

I like the 500i

@septicwhelk3654

3 ай бұрын

@@BjarneButler I love my 044 and 028 and 088 and 066 and 024 WB all bought twice user and a spare when the cheep bast ards decided to go to the far east The 088 is just for rounding big hardwoods oak beach ash . I will never have a compooter in a saw or truck or phone

hate to be that guy but dang it took a lot to fall that piece of timber. also he didn't cut much of a face. just all back cut. a lot of unnecessary work. must be green still??

I'm far from a tree hugger, but why cut down those massive breeders?.

Hi everyone, I've just come upon this video and I'm crying for humanity, omg, this majestic tree is part of our amazing planet and yet we still do this sort of thing all over the place we all call home. 😢😢😢 we can do better, yeah.

@ngc-fo5te

4 күн бұрын

No.

look t these cms...

Well there's yer problem...a flipping Stihl...🤣

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Evil, killing the very thing that produces the air that we breathe.

@ironcross13

2 ай бұрын

You must be one of the many people that don't know that trees have a life span and need to be taken down 😂

@Willy_On_Wheels

20 күн бұрын

Is your house built with wood?? YOURE EVIL!!!

I'm living in a world of OSHA violations.. 29:09😂 Easy there Spanky, you die they just replace you..

@heatherfraserdaley460

3 ай бұрын

Holy crap ya that made me pucker a little. Fast on his way to becoming a statistic for sure.

What do the straps on the trees indicate? I have noticed some with 2 straps and some with 3 etc...

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The undercut is not deep enough.

Wow that first one ! Pain in the butt .

This is sickening destruction of old growth forest and wildlife habitat. They should return to building cast iron buildings and steel frame houses.

@dws5951

3 ай бұрын

DUHHH cast iron was a structural component in early "hi rise" structures, ocean going ships etc..steel structural materials..same story, utilized in the sky scraper era, to this day along with engineered concrete matrixes.....wood is an easily "on site" modified/shaped construction material for residential housing ... cutting live timber for process to building materials is a far better use than leaving trees to peak maturity followed by inevitable rot and collapse ...so stop your tree hugging mentality and understand the cycles that forests go through ..from complete devastation (mount St Helens style) to vibrant new growth..be patient as nature works thro' the regrowth process.

Is he running a 500i ? I can't really tell

@BjarneButler

3 ай бұрын

Nope.

@timaustin110

3 ай бұрын

@@BjarneButler 660 or 661 then

@AaronTheViking250

3 ай бұрын

probably the stihl 044 mag witch is a great saw in big wood. and i mean, it could be 661, but it looks more like the 044.

@Cpk20001

3 ай бұрын

@@AaronTheViking250 661.

@AaronTheViking250

3 ай бұрын

@Cpk20001 was it lol crazy beans.

The undercut was too shallow?

@pemj7360

3 күн бұрын

A pugs ear comes to mind 😅

I hope he wasn't trying to finish on the down hill side when he got pinched,almost looked liked an attempt at a Dutchman gone wrong it's important to leave good holding wood on the uphill side glad it went down like it did,and not saying he did but never finish on the down hill side,

Not his decision to fall these trees! But quit exporting them off shore!!

destruction that can never be reversed, nice

@dws5951

3 ай бұрын

aint destruction Amigo ..its industry felling trees such as these cedars and making use of the wood..oherwise they just rot and fall over and provide no use to anyone.

Why would they dare to cut down a tree that is centuries old? Don't they feel sorry?

@mr.cocksure2579

2 ай бұрын

Unless you live in an igloo or tent then you should feel sorry too. Where do you think lumber to build houses comes from?

@chuckplays4433

Ай бұрын

God created trees for humans and for animals.. it is the purpose of the trees.

@frost6471

Ай бұрын

​@@chuckplays4433yeah, and earth is flat. Good luck with that

That kid is in a bit over his helmet... they shouldn't have him on this job. Super sketch.

@dws5951

3 ай бұрын

and you are the 100% spot on expert with??what credentials??? to be judging a feller who was approved by the firm that hired him, with his certifications and background training ....do you know anything about what it takes to qualify as faller in the BC logging industry????

Bore from the undercut from the start.

The partner seems young and perhaps inexperienced for such big wood.

@DavidJones-smiley

23 күн бұрын

That how you learn! Hands on. On the next 1 he will do better

1800-1925 houses in the U.S. were nearly all cast iron or steel, not wood. Buildings facades were likewise cast iron or steel. We need to return to cast iron and steel buildings.

Obvious your partner hasn’t learned the “ cut out some steps” trick. A lot to learn. Introduce your partner, a short 2 minute interview would be nice.

@jackstraw8568

3 ай бұрын

Silver Medal Stupidest comment award!!! Congrats!!!

Dude needs to go back to chainsaw safety class. If that saw would have kicked while he was one handing it while holding the side of the tree it would have been a trip to the grave cause that far from help he would have bled out before he could get help

@jackstraw8568

3 ай бұрын

Stupidest comment award! Congratulations!!!

@septicwhelk3654

3 ай бұрын

PISS OF BIG SISTER !

that tree was holding that cliff together , next time it rains the cliff will fall

They make longer bars!!! Quit messing around and make your cuts match

@BjarneButler

3 ай бұрын

The undercut was a little too small, that’s why we had to jack so much. It wasn’t about needing a longer bar. On a big tree like this it’s actually uncommon to have your cuts match perfectly, there’s usually some cleaning out of the undercut after you’ve knocked the big pieces out. 🤙

@beaugalbraith3891

3 ай бұрын

That bar is over 200 dollars. The next size up is probably 300 or more. You going to buy it? Better off with the Jack and the 36.

@dws5951

3 ай бұрын

. @beaugalbraith3891 always amazez me when the peanut gallery starts chirping in to tell bjarne how to do his work..c'mon ..what authority do you have to give recomendations???

@beaugalbraith3891

3 ай бұрын

@@dws5951 I didn't tell him anything, he's doing it right. I was commenting on the person saying they make longer bars, telling them to quit messing around. And if you must know I have 29 years of falling experience in BC. Does that get me out of the peanut gallery in your eyes?

@dws5951

3 ай бұрын

@@beaugalbraith3891 coastal or mainland ??

Jungle killers..

Why don't you get the hell out of the way and let the man do his job without your "advice"?

@BjarneButler

22 күн бұрын

Could you be more specific

@user-xm4ep1rl1j

22 күн бұрын

Let the faller do the falling. Stay out of the way and stand clear.

@BjarneButler

22 күн бұрын

@@user-xm4ep1rl1j and watch him make a mistake? What exactly in this video should I have done better. Please provide a timestamp if possible

@user-xm4ep1rl1j

22 күн бұрын

@@BjarneButler He's the faller. You should not be there. If you think he is going to make a mistake then he should not be a faller.

Stop killing our Earth

@BjarneButler

20 күн бұрын

Ok pay me not to then 🫴

Stop doing this. Do not cut down these trees like this.

@ngc-fo5te

4 күн бұрын

Why?

Why are they taking down OLD GROWTH FOR!!!

@GregHoughton

3 ай бұрын

LEAVE THEM BE IF HEALTHY!!!!

@dws5951

3 ай бұрын

Asks a person who is more than likely living in some kind of wood framed structure !!!!! Old growth is exactly that..trees near their point of total rot and collapse, is wasting that material too rot superior to utilizing it for construction material ???

@bcl8214

2 ай бұрын

It makes the best firewood.

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