to everyone saying this is terrible or whatever: check out the center of the tree at 3:05. you see how the middle kinda falls apart? and how at 3:14 the parts he cuts off the stump just kinda crumble? healthy trees don't do that. this tree was old and dying. it would have only been a matter of time before that tree fell on its own. identifying trees like this and cutting them down frees up space and resources for other healthier trees to grow better.this sort of work actually helps keep forests healthy and thriving.

@skadill

9 жыл бұрын

Everfalling That's right .If this was a whale,it would be the stinky rotting corpse one that got slapped up onto the beach by the tide.

@SteveKACH570

9 жыл бұрын

I work at a camping resort. and we had to cut down a couple trees..not this big but big enough to damage a camper and when the tree fell it was rotten the entire center of the tree up

@Givemeafinname

9 жыл бұрын

yup it rotting.. the tree would be dead at some point in the near future..

@Everfalling

9 жыл бұрын

SOULEATER oh, you!

@paulheckbert

9 жыл бұрын

"it would have only been a matter of time before that tree fell on its own" - true of all trees!

I've personally known Marcel for almost 7 years and only today I discovered (through a third party) that he had a video on KZread with almost 20M views. He's a true Canadian legend: strong, kind and humble.

@skadill

3 жыл бұрын

Pretty sure he is still in Alberta now,as of last few years

Thanks for taking the time to set up a camera; logging and forest management is an important vocation that more persons need to be aware of. Please continue to produce more videos.

That must've been an exciting time to be a faller. Love the videos of the old stuff.

If you fell for 30 years and are in one piece today,I have the highest respect for you and your proven ability.There's no way to fake it or "sneak through " that lifestyle in the woods.Glad you enloy this logging stuff here,thanks for stopping by!

good job in felling that big mature tree. most of the educated people posting comments probably dont know that if this tree was to die and rot int the spot that it lay in it would release the same B.T.U.'s as it would if it was burned. but by cutting it and turning it into lumber it stores the energy that it has absorbed in its life. while the ten other trees that are planted in its place can continue to do the job that this tree no longer does and thats filter co2 and expel oxygen :)

Hi there marcel,i cut wood in the mountains of france.i now look after my wifes dads woods,they are french ,but im from england,i had no exsperience when i came here 1 and half years ago.I have started my owm small business selling logs,i looked on youtube for the ways to cut wood and how it was done,you were the first person i watched and learnt from..im still alive and doing well thanks to watching people like you.many thanks......

Beautiful workmanship.

One of the better tree cutting videos out there! Well done. A+++

I logged on B.C.'s north coast. Not only is Marcel good with a saw, that guy really knows how to sharpen the blade. As for the "so-called environmentalist's" this will set your hair on fire. There is no such thing as an "old growth forest" All forests are doomed from the moment they sprout from a seed. All trees die, one way or another, careful forest management guarantees us wood forever. I've been on hillsides that were logged in the early 1940's to provide spruce for the Mosquito bombers and Howard Hughes Spruce Goose. You can't even see where they logged today. Think of it this way: No one complains about an ugly-looking wheat field in Oct. but it sure looked great in June, nice wavy green. It's also harvesting but in a different time frame.

@TheJoeyrox

9 жыл бұрын

There is no blade on a chainsaw it is a bar

@rpfleger

9 жыл бұрын

If you can't tell the difference between BC old growth, and land that was clearcut in the 1940's, you're blind AND stupid. BC Coastal rainforest takes 250 years before it regains the important characteristics of an old-growth forest. Some of those trees are over 1,000 years old.

@Teedercamp

9 жыл бұрын

Ryan Plefer: do you live in a house with some wood in it? Or use toilet paper? Or eat anything with wheat? Bread, cookies, Big Macs. Don't be hypocritical, proper forest practices guarantee wood forever

@benbrim3467

9 жыл бұрын

Joe Fournier blade blād/Submit noun 1. the flat cutting edge of a knife, saw, or other tool or weapon. the chain the sits on that bar is the blade. you won't cut anything with an empty bar

@DrakeZep

9 жыл бұрын

Okay, I will bite. "There is no such thing as an "old growth forest" All forests are doomed from the moment they sprout from a seed." By this logic there is no such thing as an old man, because he's going to die. Whether or not you think it is okay to cut down old growth forests is a different matter, but they exist. You guys should all be easier on Ted, because he is the dumbest person alive, and it's not his fault.

It means the utmost respect for all you lumberjacks and what you do !! Amazing talent and VERY professional,

Awesome video. Thats pretty neat!

holy crap, awesome job bro. I like the wedge you added to help control the direction of the fall. Note taken.

@x19Julius92x

10 жыл бұрын

omfg you talk like cutting trees down is some rocket science...just some common sense about gravity and how it affects object that becomes unstable does it perfectly, i have never had a chainsaw in my hands cuz i just fucking hate the sight and sound they make and the fact that they are used to get into some peaceful untouched part of nature like and old beautiful forest and just RAPPING IT WITH IT

@phatrides222000

10 жыл бұрын

x19Julius92x you never held a chainsaw, but you think you can lay a tree down exactly where you want it. You have a lot to learn.

@skadill

10 жыл бұрын

x19Julius92x Clearly your the expert and authority then ,to speak of such matters.

@ngannguyen92

9 жыл бұрын

+EedRelis Dufraynqqe y7

@Archimedes616

4 жыл бұрын

@@x19Julius92x You don't like rap music?

I love watching trees bite the dust. Something about all the time and energy they put into making themselves huge, and the ease with which we display our superiority over them. Viva la sawdust.

@abderrahimbenkaddour87

4 жыл бұрын

@@visalakshimahadevan612 dovc

@HubertofLiege

Жыл бұрын

Me too, brother from another mother

Excellent clean work

I love that Husqvarna clutch noise. ting-ting-ting!!!

This is beautiful! This is what an environmentalist should do! That tree was rotten out and atleast 300 years old. It also blocked sunlight from 30 smaller trees that were much younger. plus, if the tree fell on its own, it would of killed other trees or something. Being a environmentalist, this is the right thing to do, for it spawns new life and can be harvested for resources. Tree Huggers will never understand why this is because they are to focused on the bad sides of this...Every tree hugger that reads this, think openly and understand as to why this would be right. in other words, think logically (if fathomable).

@nellsonstout7001

7 жыл бұрын

Chance Eden there's environmentalists then there's tree huggers. The environmentalist/conservationist knows that this must be done at times to make the other organisms around it healthy

@MsStevo2000

7 жыл бұрын

a real environmentalist like myself knows that the ecosystem of a healthy forest revolves around dead rotting trees to provide homes/ food for wildlife and nutrients for future trees to grow. cutting down big old trees might speed up the profess in which younger trees grow(if all your concerned about how much wood you can get form a forest) but it certainly is not making them any healthier. natural forest are slow growing and consist of / large trees mixed with slow growing young trees, not just young trees being harvested when they mature.

@Lyle-xc9pg

5 жыл бұрын

@@MsStevo2000 couldnt have said it better myself

If your not a forest ecologist, or in some other way have some education in the matter, you should probably stop showing your ignorance by saying he is destroying the environment. This helping the environment way more than hurting it. Old growth trees like this (while beautiful to look at) actually leech water and nutrients from the soil, and block sunlight from reaching new far more productive trees, stunting growth if not killing them. This tree was well passed its prime, and was sequestering far less CO2 then the new trees will in as little as 5 years from the cutting of this tree will. Not to mention you get lumber, paper, and any other wood product from this process. And while I'm at it timber companies are not the devil, its in their benefit to protect their land from environmental degradation, and plant as many trees as possible. Please for everyone's sake stop talking about stuff you know nothing about. Signed, Your Friendly Neighborhood Forest Ecologist

@skadill

9 жыл бұрын

iiii1ii Truth in print for all to read here above now,thank you!

@TheMinicSasa

9 жыл бұрын

I am in no way ecologist by vocation. On the contrary. I am production engineer, and only thig should concern me is productivity. BUT! I am a nature lover, and i burn wood in winter for heating, also i use wood to make some of my homemade projects. I actually own a bit of the land, and the wood on that land. And i get all my wood from there. Also it is a mixed forest, so i have all the wood species native to my region. Any way, what i have noticed is that when we cut very old trees, from its stump many new shoots grow out, from which few actually become trees, but those newcshoots in few years produce much more leafes, and colour is richer, so i suppose that means they produce more chlorophile, and thats for sure means more oxygen for us. Also, i have some land where we grow weath, but it is becoming economically for small family to produce wheat and food in general, so we planfor fewcyear to stop growing anything but small garden. And guess what we are going to plant- trees! A lot ofthem, and many species, but we will voncentrate our attention to produce our own seedlings of european oak, a tree of old woods and all days which novadays grows sporadically on few meadows here adn there and is under the rotection of EU. It may live up to 500years and i think well beyond with todays levels of CO2.

@iEnergySupply

9 жыл бұрын

I am in no way educated with propaganda, like all the college graduates out there. I did go to college just to find out I its a big waste of time. I believe you can learn things without a giant building to learn it in. College doesn't make people smart it makes them stop thinking for themselves, and makes people believe the only way to learn something is to go to college. For all those people saying they don't like these trees being cut down, I don't either but your stupid for bashing this guy, YOU BUY THE HOUSES, LUMBER, AND YOU BUY THE PAPER. Your no different then this guy. For all the tree hugs out there that can honestly say they don't use wood paper, just look at the house you live in and tell me your not supporting the cutting down of these trees.

@TheMinicSasa

9 жыл бұрын

I agree! for the most part. About those hipocrits that say trees shouldn't be cut, but type that on a wood desk. I disagree with the part you say faculty educated people are submissive to propaganda. What propaganda? I study mechanical engineering. Only propaganda we have is that nothing is impossible:-D . I understand what you wanted to say, but are are not right for the most part of that constatation. ( maybe, not right, is not best choice of words. I meant it in manner of self misleading, or falsecasuring yourself into it. Language barrier is too big here for me:-)

@iEnergySupply

9 жыл бұрын

***** That's Awesome, Good for you, so I guess you can complain but do you use paper?

I've rebuilt a couple bridges on an old rail line that's been converted to a multi-use trail and we used big 8x10 hemlock beams over the steel structure to nail the decking to. It's cool to see just how big the original tree is that those beams come from!

part of human survival is based on this mans job. keep up the good work, knowledge is key as well. cheers

This isn't the first time this guy has done this he's a professional

@fcbulon2052

4 жыл бұрын

Phímetvietnam

This type of forest greatly benefits from opening of the tree canopy and letting light through. 30 years from now in place of this tree will be 10-30 hemlock, cedar and spruce trees at least 20 feet tall.

@alivebizeqiri3559

4 жыл бұрын

MK ml b.

I had a 3 man team bring down a 120 foot pine tree in my yard this morning since we already had two other huge trees fall on my house. It was a necessity to save my home and to protect my snakes that live with me and the dude that was in the tree was only 25 years old. I'm still in awe at how agile and amazing they worked as a team to bring the tree down in less than 4 hours. Props to all of you guys that do this work !!

Love your channel there,excellent contribution and efforts displayed on it,yet still room to grow,outstanding!

@bongothaplant4730

4 жыл бұрын

You leave replies to your own videos

@QuadMochaMatti

2 жыл бұрын

@@bongothaplant4730 and most of his videos are ridiculously short with abrupt endings.

A man who knows how its done...

As my old metallica guy always repeat "sad but true"

Nice to see someone that cleans up the stump!!! Too many guys just leave the crap....for the rigging crew to get hurt on. I worked both ends, I always cleaned up my stumps, but I would always find some tire pokers/boot wreckers when skidding... Those cutters would get to work somewhere else.

That is a beautiful notch! And you make your own wedges. Wonderful vid, thank you from a former pulp cutter.

It's nice to see that tree was cut down, You can clearly see after it fell it's literally rotten from the core. At least they managed to get to it before the rot spread to the newer rings.

500 years of History finished in 4:19 min.!!

@gabewrsewell

8 жыл бұрын

It was rotten and serving no use. Read the description, bud.

@rafforca

8 жыл бұрын

+Gabe Sewell In WHICH moment I said ""too bad to destroy the trees????? Mate, more reading comprehension ;). Rotten or not, is a lot of history finished in a couple of minutes!

@gabewrsewell

8 жыл бұрын

+RAFF ORCA Sorry mate, misunderstood. My reading comprehension is just fine, thank you. Just mistook you for one of them tree hugger hippies, who would say "aww poor tree it took 500 years to grow and you came along and killed it, sick human!". But wouldn't you say the tree stopped growing once the rotting set in?

@gabewrsewell

8 жыл бұрын

Oh nvm, I couldn't see your comment when I was typing. I suppose the rotting is part of history too :)

@zoritonmuchsin9372

8 жыл бұрын

Yup. Im really sad to see that trees

You Sir, are a PRO!

marcel is a pro, one of the true men in this modern age. old growth around where i live is often hollow except for pine. there is always exceptions though. i sold a few 48" dia oaks in a swamp that were good all the way to the center. Calhoun county alabama

@skadill

8 жыл бұрын

+T mo Right on,good work,be safe!

awww I once hugged that tree

Well with todays lazy people,non work ethic,all about me,short attention span,and densness for anything non electronic,I think you did pretty good !

Very well thought out and well scripted comment, to provoke deep thought and express a valid concern for resource use or management,and all with the skill and clever use of only three letters.

30 years ago , was a chokerman West Coast Vancouver Island and our rigging slinger got impaled and a lung punctured ,cause the faller never got all the "boles" think that was the logging term removed..Excellent Job by the way

I've heard the same shit from ignorant, ill informed people. They would berate me for being a timberfaller while sitting on a wooden chair, at a wooden table, on a wooden floor, in a house containing who knows how much wood. Fucking hypocrites. I'd ask them where they thought all that wood came from, did they think it grew on trees?

@dejanmirkovic5535

8 жыл бұрын

We know we use wood for everything around us.But we are not crying about thid wood's "life", we are crying about stupid humans that cant respect mother nature for its awesomeness. Can humans make something that grows 500 years on its own? NO! Can they do some motherfucking thing that helps this planet live longer? NO! all they do is destroying this planet. It was rotten? Ok, why dont you build up a supporting thingy around it, make a small museum kinda shit around, and bring kids for school vacations to see MOTHER fucking NATURE at its finest, teach them kids how nature can be awesome, build some kindness into them, tell em stories about the tree, and use this tree for a good purpose ?? This is only ONE great idea better than cutting it down.Its motherfucking 500 years of history. I dont give a shit about private forests that are cut down to be sold on the market.Ok, plant your tree, grow it for motherfucking 30-50 years YOURSELF (tree needs at least that much to be ready for harvest) and then cut it down, chop it, make a hole and rape it hard core, I dont care.But this tree could be used in many many MANY other ways for a good cause. This is a fucking 500 years old monument. Why down we C4 the shitty faces of Lincoln and other motherfuckers, built in the mountain (stupid murican monument, i dont know the name of) ? Would muricans get mad for a stupid 100 years old, human built shitty monument ? Of course they will! Humans will NEVER be able to be this awesome as Mother Nature is.

@skadill

8 жыл бұрын

+Dejan Mirkovic Theres a working forest here and there is parks the size of countries in our province as well.There are wild bison in this country,there are ones in farms for meat.This isnt the last tree,It was cut on video here around 1989,countless thousands of these are removed here weekly.around this times of video there was 2200 logging companies in our province of BC,Canada.One couldnt even grasp the magnitude of or importanace of our timber industry here.

@dejanmirkovic5535

8 жыл бұрын

+skadill I understand we need wood,and we need it a lot.I also know that industry is gigantic.And we do really need it.I still preffer many many things made of wood, more than shitty little plastic that spreads cancer more than X-ray from the Sun.I love wodden stuff. BUT i dont have anything against private forests being cut down for market needs.Plant 10 000 trees, cut all 10 000, I dont care.But if you're saying this trees has been cut down over 20 years ago, and that industry could just grow since then, then I dont have words do describe whats the situation now with the trees like this.With this tempo we wont have trees in 50 years, maybe less. Im talking only about this particular tree, not about all the forests around there.That industry is HUGE and of great importance for your country.But why 500 years old history, why? If u dont have respect for that, what can we expect from these guys today? They'll start cutting trees around your house then.Since they dont give a shit about anything priceless on this planet. In my country, there was a 900+ years old tree, that was also used as a "Holy tree for prayers".I didnt believe in that shit that it healed many people (even though they swear the tree helped them), but our government decide to cut it down.Why ? Because a freaking Highway road needs to pass exactly there (?!).Theres like 5 square miles around the tree thats just a flat surface, so curve the freaking road a little.Spend few more millions just to curve it, but dont ruin one of the oldests and PRICELESS Mother Nature arts, that will never happen again. But I guess same fucktards serve my and your country.Money is all they care about. This is a bad idea to cut it, theres no explanation.Disrespect to the nature at its finest

@rubiks6

8 жыл бұрын

+Dejan Mirkovic - dude - you really should go easy on the wood alchy-hol.

@shaquillewilson9862

8 жыл бұрын

+Dejan Mirkovic the tree would have fallen on it's own because it was dead

This Tree is old and rotten and must be cut down. It is very interesting to watch the skill with which it is felled.

9 жыл бұрын

It was really rotten :)

@DeLasCumbres2

9 жыл бұрын

Sure, there was an enourmous danger of the tree falling on top of a house or a car, right?? Imbecil....

@devegowdakptcl6432

4 жыл бұрын

Maureen Maynes.

@neusimarcravoneusimar4760

4 жыл бұрын

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i have so much to do, but i have and hour and a half watching videos like this

Professional fallers are like a surgeon, they are so precise in what they do.

@citetez

3 жыл бұрын

Plus they smell better.

some species of trees are much more prone to barberchairing such as cedar,and hardwoods,but any of them can.this was hemlock.

You know society is dying when you can't remove a freaking plant without hordes of idiots griping at you.

@sekonnrusak7269

4 жыл бұрын

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Those giant trees are more majestic while standing tall and alive.

@skadill

9 жыл бұрын

Eddy ybbE So is beef.

@Morannar

9 жыл бұрын

I agree, but that tree in particular was really old and rotten. You can see that, inside, it's empty. Cutting trees is no crime, it's a crime cutting them down with no sense of responsibility.

@jvidell

9 жыл бұрын

Use any paper products? Live in a house that has any wood in its frame? Have any furniture that is made out of wood? If so then you are a hypocrite.

@dennbb

9 жыл бұрын

That one had missletoe disease. in the pacific northwest it kills more than half of the hemlocks. Makes them dangerous to fall too because the top can break off.. If he'd fallen it before it got real bad the wood would be solid but stained black

@Theostyn1

9 жыл бұрын

the tree were rotten. everything that lives, will one day die

Belle vidéo Marcel

He didn't shout TIMBERRRRR! My life has been a lie :O

@PhonePhone-xy8ni

4 жыл бұрын

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I love the sound of big wood hitting the ground

@loveazad879

4 жыл бұрын

সাসিলিয়ন খারাপ ছিনারি

@mimounanebbouti5890

4 жыл бұрын

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Im a treehugger and i approve of this video. 👍 good job.

its crazy to think that one tree could build a whole house, Awesome.

Wood is a great, multipurpose, sustainable, replaceable resource. The "factory" not only looks beautiful, but recycles CO2 into free oxygen. Virtually all materials that support civilization must be grown or mined. People forget that.

Lots of firewood.

passando pra deixar aquele Like😘❤

encroyable, chapeau pour cet homme!!

making room for new trees to grow out with the older diseased trees and in with the new

@danybong-ft8bw

4 жыл бұрын

john reilly ឹ

To all the city people who are crying about it... the tree was rotten, that means it was only taking food, space and sunlight to other trees. Now stop crying.

@elminagayev6277

4 жыл бұрын

Eee

@sasadharnaskar4986

4 жыл бұрын

NH wqw

nice job!

Very great job .

Man, what a pro...

I get that it was rotten,but such a shame to see an old tree like this fall !

@celticwolf6102

8 жыл бұрын

+jason antigua Well get over it.

Good job !!

man, the most proficient wood worm evolution has given

Yes! No 3,000,000! :D

Just as smart too I'm seeing

@rajes8pandit960

4 жыл бұрын

Rad

@rajes8pandit960

4 жыл бұрын

New

Outstanding!

3:15 the parts he cuts off the stump just kinda crumble?

Now my country Singapore is trying its best to keep old trees and we even have tree doctors, some old trees are even specially uprooted at very high cost and planted elsewhere if that land is needed.

@strewf

8 жыл бұрын

+beautifuldurian Yes, but your country is mental.

@josueramos6451

8 жыл бұрын

que sí

@azanudniy

8 жыл бұрын

Singapore is a small island. Of course you can afford tree doctors for all five old trees you have

E triste ver tudo isso acontecendo em nosso planeta

@AsAs-jz8gr

6 жыл бұрын

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It's true,I am in the middle of having my own home being built today on my acreage and its has lots of wood going in it.I even cut my own logs and sawmilled them myself for all the posts around the deck,the stair treads and some beams.Wood happens,wood regrows.Forest fires take lots,bugs eat lots,natural disasters take lots,humans take lots,and unstoppable amounts grow back.

sweet video

1 down 7 trillion to go,,,

If you object to logging, then use plastic toilet paper

@syeda.1338

8 жыл бұрын

lol

@syeda.1338

8 жыл бұрын

or poison ivy toilet paper

@vwalveranta

8 жыл бұрын

Killing trees for TP is such waste. Why not use bidets like good part of the world?

@javaman97304

8 жыл бұрын

+Ville Walveranta Then you'd be complaining about wasting water.

@geoh7777

8 жыл бұрын

+javaman97304 And water pollution by excess use of detergents. Or, maybe he just licks it off? .

That's great technique. Two questions please; when you placed the wood chunk in the face cut, was that for directional felling purposes? When you walked the stem with your tape, where you stopped, is that where the rot ended? Excellent technique. Thanks!

This was part of a huge clearcut over twenty years ago,one tree goes,ten thousand trees go-everything goes

lol tree huggers who don't have anything wooden in their house and don't use toilet paper...

@ivanababic6468

7 жыл бұрын

milan

@elnareesedova1308

4 жыл бұрын

@Ali Ahmed sabir Arain hhif

I dont see you dancing circles or deeply thankful for the millions of acres of parks set aside for these old trees. They will rot into the ground as topsoil ,never allowed to be touched,harvested,or used by man.Has that no value???

Don't you eat fruit when its full ripe?,or do you eat it when its still hard and green?.Same here,tree was over ripe

Sweet video, cant wait to cut something down with my Jonsered.

that tree was 500 years old and 300 years dying. it was rescued by cutting down.

@forestfaller8959

7 жыл бұрын

hahaha!300 years and harvested in 5 minutes! fuck and harvest forests! i need toilet paper. and loggers need work. forests are for clear them. nice work

@vincentmaglasang7670

7 жыл бұрын

500 less 300 = you are brain dead marko

Why the tree is red. Is it tree bleeding??????

@lieandreality8238

9 жыл бұрын

Vecentra World™ okey son of bitch

@austindenotter19

9 жыл бұрын

Its actually called red rot. Alot of the time the rot makes it to the canopy and leaves the tree to pulpwood.

whats the aim of the chog you put in the gob/face/sink/whateveryouprefer cut? is that to help it pop off ???

you got 3million views good job!!

Trees are grown and harvested just like carrots.

Los depredadores humanos.

@rajes8pandit960

4 жыл бұрын

Rgagc

Nice lay bro, Hoping to get broken in with a company on the west coast soon! start dropping some big ones! Stay safe.

GOOD JOB

WOW wish I had that tree on my sawmill.

@skadill

10 жыл бұрын

Rotten logs make rotten lumber though

@nisw1918

10 жыл бұрын

Yep but if its not structural its looks dang good beside My sawmill is not wide enough maybe .

Not one of my best performance, I was having a real bad day he says!

Hey skadill . what was the lump of wood you placed to one side of your notch for?? Genuine question as there are sooo many different ways guys go about tree work.

@billyboots3730

9 жыл бұрын

its to help aim where the tree falls

Nice wedge by the way

А дерево то уже гнилое...такое только на вырубку

@penguins81186

10 жыл бұрын

хотел я уже кричать "Стой сука куда пилишь *** ну т.д." а на самом деле уже гнилое

@user-rx7ct1ih2p

4 жыл бұрын

МНЕ НА ЗИМУ ХВАТИЛО БЫ ДРОВ С ГОЛОВОЙ . Я ТАК ЗНАЮ ЧТО ЛЮДЯМ ДАЖЕ СУХОСТОЙ НЕ ДАЮТ ШТРАФУЮТ

come down l am tree planter in Oregon state l plant 1000trees Daly

baby love it . thanks

thanks man sound cool

Keep cutting them down. They'll regrow.

@synapsesmasher3395

8 жыл бұрын

Actually no they dont dumbass if you want to die go ahead you need tree seeds if you think that

@gavineskins7328

8 жыл бұрын

bro thank you for pointing that out cutting this tree give sun lite to the saplings so they can grow

@strewf

8 жыл бұрын

+Gavin Eskins Bro, thanks for pointing out that nature was having a hard time dealing with stuff before man invented power saws. Nature was like "What'll I do!? What'll I do!?"

Yes this tree looked diseased and rotting. The man who fell this tree is very, very skilled.

Awesome video dude, its always fun to do this, except my lodging wasnt this extreme haha but nice work...

man that saw is a beast.

ah yes another 4:20 length video.

Years to grow,minutes to kill,impatient people

someone know what kind of axe Marcel is using ?

I gotta know what size saw your using if its your video. What brand also? THX!