Twist and shout baby. Good job Steve.

The value of junk all depends on who's land it sits on. That looks like junk junk, but the junk on my land ain't junk. 😀

Thanks for sharing with us. Love watching you sharing what you have learned over your years of logging.

It's good to see a timber feller that gives a crap about the trees you're not harvesting, too many folks out there that just butcher the woods and don't care. Nice job on the explanation of your swing method too.

Great Work.

Great educational video Steve

It’s good to see that you still got it! This is when you shine, and not have to waste time in a machine. 👍🇸🇪

Fine work

Nice cutting Steve

Nice job

Slick as it gets

Pretty cool watching that tree roll off the stump. Fine work there Steve...

@stevebillow395

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks Al, takes a few mistakes to learn what the trees want to do before flipping them off the stump

Awesome video Stevy 👍👍👍. Thanks

Excellent job. I don’t cut much anymore I got a man hired for that and he does a good job. I miss it but just not able to anymore, just run the dozer and skidder here in east Kentucky.

Good job Steve. Take care and have a blessed weekend and I'll see you on your next video.

You are very talented sir Great job. I enjoy watching you work. Wish you could show more content. You also do a good job of explaining what you are doing. Thank you.

@stevebillow395

2 жыл бұрын

I can only post a few times a week so I dont run myself low on content but iv got some good felling vids coming bud

👍👍👍

You got it Steve keep those videos coming

Looks like ya did a great job on it hope y’all have a great weekend

nice

👍👍👍👍

💪🏻👌🏻 !!

Nice video glad you show reality " pinched the saw" lots of KZread folks just never show when things aren't " perfect " Also happy to see you on your own👍. I see the constant go go push that Wade can be just watching the videos

@stevebillow395

2 жыл бұрын

Yeah that go go all the time ain't my style when they dont involve the go go pay checks

Hey Steve I’m a new sub. I came over here from watching Pete’s channel. I’ve mentioned to Pete already but I’m trying to breakthrough in this industry and get out of my corp job. I’m in PA and most jobs I’ve done are more the typical cutting jobs, but lately I’ve been working with another logger on jobs like this. I call them the hybrid jobs, there’s tree service work and typical logging work. They can be a bit technical at times. A few weeks a ago I whispered the transmission lines 😬, all good tho. Thanks for sharing , and I k ow ain’t easy especially in those circumstances. Lastly, bidding those hybrids, I’m still trying to figure out🤯.

@stevebillow395

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks for the sub, pete is a good man and great logger. Stay safe bud

Did a great job sir hope u are well.

@stevebillow395

2 жыл бұрын

Yes sir we are doing about as fair as could be expected, hope all is well on your end

@justinweaver8787

2 жыл бұрын

@@stevebillow395 so far so good except my ol back pain is flared up quite a bit

Good job again Steve Stay safe brother

Good job Stevie, You know Your stuff👌👍🙂

I wish the videos were a we bit longer love the video Stevie and when i grow up I am going to try to be like you ha ha 😂 it seems like you are having fun again thanks Steve be safe on your journey👍🤪

@stevebillow395

2 жыл бұрын

I wish they were longer also but the analytics says keep them shorter

@stevebillow395

2 жыл бұрын

Also if I turn them in a 30min movie I will have to spend more time trying to make content than logging. My job is to log and the hobby is KZread

@terryreynolds1366

2 жыл бұрын

Just asking didn't know

stevie what kind are them blue wedges. do you like them if so.

@stevebillow395

2 жыл бұрын

They are madsen brand wedge and I really like them. Top of the line wedge

@rugerfarming5387

2 жыл бұрын

@@stevebillow395 thanks bub

Look out for the blue spots in that junk!

Stevey, tell him he can fit more scrap in his truck if that pile gets flattened down a bit.

@stevebillow395

2 жыл бұрын

Hahahah I'd rather not have to work around it

NO FIBER close to the ground good job

I wonder what those angus steaks would cost you these days?

@stevebillow395

2 жыл бұрын

I'd hate to guess

Steve don’t you be hitting that old pile of junk!! Lol that’s so freaking funny!! Some people really think all the trash they have is worth millions!!! I guess they do say one mans junk is another mans pride and joy!! It just makes me even wonder what the moron was thinking for real!!! My goodness people you aren’t going to live for ever, you aren’t going to be able to take it with you when you pass so why not just get rid of it when someone asks you if you would be interested in getting rid of it and what you might want for it!! My dad had some big 14”x14” square pieces of treated wood that I could have used for a project around my place he wasn’t even using them and today he still isn’t using them and they are just rotting away when they could be used for something good instead of going to waste!! Heck he just got them off of a job that he was doing for a bank!!! It was used for a cool looking bridge over a small stream that went threw there land scape!!!

@stevebillow395

2 жыл бұрын

This guy has some things I'd like to get my hands on but the type that would let it rot before selling it to go to good use

As slow as you are cutting, I'm guessing you make more money from KZread than you do selling trees.

@stevebillow395

2 жыл бұрын

I sure love the troll's on youtube. Thanks for the comment I just made another buck

@mattfleming86

2 жыл бұрын

@@stevebillow395 I've never met a Neal or a Neil that wasn't a prick. Most of the Steves have been pretty solid dudes. Thanks for carrying that torch.