Andy was climbing double rope on a zigzag. He didn't have a stopper knot and ran out of rope causing the fall. This Happend 9 months ago and he is fully recovered and working again.

@selfpreservation

2 жыл бұрын

So important to remember stopper knots, glad he's recovered 🙏

@lonekiterrocky

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks for sharing and glad his recovery went well. Had that happen to me years ago, but luckily was only 6 to 8 feet from the ground when it happened. Was on my back in the bushes by the time I realized I had fallen...happens fast! Take care and stay safe my friend 👍

@joeldelgado1736

2 жыл бұрын

Thank God for giving Andy healing and another chance in life. You guys are awesome, prayer works my man!

@erikkaareson6493

2 жыл бұрын

Thank God.🙏And thank you for sharing. What is the best procedure to avoid this? Have the zigzag on the same rope always and have a permanent stop knot? What do you think.

@loggerjake8506

2 жыл бұрын

So glad he's ok. Answered prayers for sure! I will definitely be tying stopper knots no matter what now!

Can I say that the emergency phone operator was very perfectional and calm. He deserves a raise.

@stookinthemiddle

Ай бұрын

was just thinking that. great dispacher.

@pattyadams7352

12 күн бұрын

Same here

Hits home brother. The same thing happened to me. I tied in and had plenty of rope until I climbed higher and tied in again and that left me short. I made the same mistake of not putting a knot in the end as well. I fell about 20-25' and landed on my left side. That was the mistake that made me old at 30. My entire life changed after that fall. It has taken all I am to keep climbing. I have a hard time trusting my gear now even though it was my fault not my gear! I cant do near what I used to be able to do but I never got surgery or took pain pills so I praise our God every night and morning because He is the one that spared me that day and allowed me to continue to be a father. If you are reading this and climb always put a knot in the end of your rope if its not a lot longer than you need and stay safe! Thank you Lord for sparing this young mans life as well!

@aydinsha

4 ай бұрын

I'm a climber. Someone I know just died last week like this. The number one cause of death is people not using a stop knot when repelling. Second most common is not checking their new anchor system when they're about to transfer into the rock wall hardware to for the repel.

@StevesTrees

Ай бұрын

Thank you for sharing, you have saved someone from a fall already. A good reminder. Keep up the fight.

@the_good_sir7679

Ай бұрын

@@aydinsha I have a question though, which may sound dumb, but I am curious. If you do end up reaching your stopper knot, how the hell are you gonna get down? Wouldn't you have used up all of your rope? Like, I understand that it's a safety precaution and you absolutely should do it because it's way better to be stuck mid-air than to fall to your death. I also understand that most climbers will probably make sure well in advance that they have more than enough rope for a climb. But seriously though, what do you do in a situation like that? Do you just wait to get rescued or something? What if it happens in a remote climbing location?

@seandelaney8639

24 күн бұрын

God changed the laws of physics for you on the way down?

@Staroy

7 күн бұрын

Why would God make you fall in the first place? Had you sinned recently?

bro went from howling in pain to smiling and walking with assistance after taking a massive fall, what an absolute legend

@carlythomas7587

5 ай бұрын

I'm sure they gave him some good pain meds before moving/walking him out.

@DashRendar308

3 ай бұрын

I would be smiling too, if I knew I was not seriously injoured or paralized after that fall. No matter the pain.

@iLurq

2 ай бұрын

In the name of Jesus!

@tabcobra

Ай бұрын

He was just lucky, nothing paranormal here.

@iLurq

Ай бұрын

@@tabcobra Jesus isn’t paranormal, you’ll meet your maker one day and understand we all should’ve followed Jesus Christ because that’s all that truly matters

I appreciate you uploading this. I’m sorry that this happened, but this may save a few lives. Much love brother!

@nameless-og

Жыл бұрын

Absolutely! I'm here trying to learn from others so that I don't have to learn the real hard way, so I'm very grateful that people share these... I'm finding that a stopper knot is an absolute must! You hear people say it, but never hear about the situations it helps, so you're left thinking it's just a backup if another knot runs

@paul66990

11 ай бұрын

Tree work is fun however during my short career as an arborist (eight years climbing) I never encountered boys who showed as little respect for the danger inherent in the job as these guys.

@jbbolts

5 ай бұрын

@@paul66990 It's not necessarily disrespect to take a selfie with your buddies... It doesn't take much to cause something terrible to happen either... something as simple as a stopper knot would have prevented this

@LAWRENCESmannjr-tm5kn

5 ай бұрын

Wow. God works in mysterious ways ❤ thank God

@luciaconn6788

5 ай бұрын

wiry build, helped, I was constintly falling out of trees as a child, boughs slowing the decent, only injury was head wound. weight 50 to 65 lbs.

So happy Andy is ok! I loved how y'all prayed over him. God bless!

@davidh.holmes1379

Ай бұрын

dude prayed and he did,,, more ppl need God!

@Sasquiny

Ай бұрын

Wasn't it gods plan for this man to fall?

@flawlessvictory_yt7941

Ай бұрын

@@Sasquiny People have their own free will over gods way

@ShadowSnair

Ай бұрын

@@davidh.holmes1379dude I’m telling u reading the comments sections of any videos to do with god is filled with people denying god

I'm a powerline clearance climber in sitka alaska. I've never taken a fall. I've been in some pretty big timber. 150+ feet. Pray that it never happens. Heard stories of men getting killed or paralyzed from a 30 foot drop. He dropped from 60?!!! I'm so amazed and thankful he's well. Climb safe and God speed brothers.

My first time seeing you guys. I'm in such a emotional place now after watching this video. Just the fall and Andy's moaning was enough to send me into tears, and then........ When the gentleman started praying, I was beyond amazed and emotional. Thank God that you guys are part of His Family ❤ And thank God for keeping Andy and you guys safe ❤🙏

This really sends a message man. Wow! Couldn’t have asked for a better outcome with a fall from that high. I’ll climb and work in small trees, but I fear myself forgetting something so simple as a knot that can erase you in moments. You tree guys are a special breed.

Amazing. Been climbing and cutting for over 28 years. Sick a dangerous industry. Absolute grit getting back in the trees. It’s truly passion that we arborist have for our craft. Wonderful hearing the prayers. Also love the fact the brother grabs the camera. Lol

I'm very glad you made this video , tough brother for sure , I'm new to tree climbing and this is a great reminder ! Thank God he is better !

That was a great video. You mates for life through this and I am sure learned so much as we all did. Thank you!

That’s crazy I can’t believe he survived!! Thank goodness! I have had the same thing happened to me one other time.. luckily I was only 2 feet off the ground.. I definitely learned my lesson. Thanks for sharing this experience! Climb safe buddy!

I’m glad you survived the fall buddy, and you’re going alright. I’ve had a few mates fall out of trees, and hasn’t been good, even a mate on a job where a bloke went through a chipper, that was really bad, and I was up a tree with a bloke one day that actually detached himself from the tree, went to jump out onto a limb thinking he was still attached, luckily I’m very aware of my surroundings and grabbed ahold of him. Stay safe everyone! And if you’re working at heights, take your time. Communication and awareness is the key.✌️from Sydney. 🍻

@chriskelly4299

5 ай бұрын

Hold up ... A dude went THROUGH a chipper?.... Like the whole guy? How does that happen? That sounds fucked, man.

@iamtink

4 ай бұрын

@@chriskelly4299That’s what i’m saying!! I’m not familiar with the word bloke but from the definition online that’s sad🥺

@allthingsmotorized1885

Ай бұрын

@@chriskelly4299 self feeding chipper, get tangled in a branch and itll suck you straight in

Glad he is doing well. Absolutely tie a stopper knot and leave yourself a 10 foot tail of rope beyond it, this will make getting of the knot much easier if you run it into your hitch system. You have options from a footlock to an ascender to get off the knot with a tail in a safe manner. See to many tie the stopper in the last 6 inches of the rope and that takes a lot to get off of. Like aerial rescue you should practice this, low and slow of course. God Bless and be safe.

@jackberdine

2 жыл бұрын

You can put an ascender above your device as well mate. You don’t need a tail you have rope above you :)

When his buddies started praying together I started crying such a special moment.

I felt sick to my core watching that, so glad that not only did Andy survive, but has recovered from it, I hope that as Andy gets older, the injuries dont cause problems later. Very fortunate that Andy has the opportunity to learn from that mistake.

So glad this dude survived. Thanks for sharing this.

Thanks for sharing Harry, so glad everyone was ok. Great work from the emergency services too.

If you are advancing your climbing line in tree a stopper knot is a must. A quick descent even while being mindful of being short of the ground can find you running off the tail of your rope before you can see it coming! Take the time to secure the tail! I came within inches on one occasion while stopping my descent thinking I had plenty of tail remaining. Only by God’s grace was I spared what almost occurred. I won’t let that happen again. I stress this to all climbers that I meet. Glad things worked out. Thanks for putting this up. 👋

That's one of the checks we always do before ascending is to put a stop knot. Sounds obvious but even the most experienced can forget. That's why it's good for even the ground guys to check your setup before going up the tree

Absolutely speechless 😮🙏 first and foremost TYL he survived because that was a miracle ❤️ praying you guys are safe and good to hear he’s back up and running 👍

So often I've fallen then got to the end of my rope and prayed😎. Great outcome, great witness. May you guys continue to grow in the knowledge of His love.

It’s amazing that what you fall on can have such a different outcome. I fell 60 feet onto a forest bed that had a lot of give, thankfully. I landed at an angle on my head and shoulder. Broke C3 and C4 with no spinal cord damage. Looking at me, the worst injury was the one inch diameter tree branch that stuck into my knee as I fell. No one could see the damage to my neck. Boy was it hard to breathe or talk with that though. I’m so glad he has recovered well 🙏❤ That was scary.

I really feel for you mate. Well done getting back up there so quickly. Maybe you were lucky it was a Sequoia. Lots of branches to slow your descent. I fell 10 metres about 8 years ago. I was rapping a double rope and for the first time in over 30 years of climbing, I didn't tie stopper knots. Turned one vertebrae into mush, broke two ribs and punctured a lung. Now have a 5 level fusion and rods and screws. Bro, I felt every painful breath you took.

@ekehengeveld3895

3 ай бұрын

Don't feel any pity for him. He didn't check his climbing set before climbing and descending and they were goofing around with eachother and the camera. All things you should not do in this situation. The only fact that saved them was the safety crew that were the only people that took responsibility and risked there lives for these irresponsible groupe of people who were even laughing while he was limping away threw the Forrest.

@firemonkey1015

Ай бұрын

@@ekehengeveld3895Don’t feel pity for him? So because of that he deserves to be tortured in agony? That’s just sociopathic. Humans make mistakes, why does his mistake negate any feeling of empathy towards a human suffering?

Praise God for His great mercy! It is so wonderful to still be able to worship with you brother. May the adventures continue.

Glad dude's okay. Back when I was poorer I would climb quite a bit with a short rope. I free fell 15 ft when I got a limb stuck in my zigzag, while falling I put all my focus on to clearing the device and was able to get it free and stopped only a foot from the end of my tail still 25 ft off the ground, I had a stoper knot that day but didn't always climb with one. Now I only climb with a rope long enough to touch the ground no matter what. Climb high, live long, thank God! Glad to hear you're still at it.

Appreciate the video , Always something to learn !!! Glad hes ok

Omg the anticipation knowing what’s about to happen.. my tree accident was just as fast, point being experience aside it’s the little things overlooked that kill us! Glad bro is ok.

Thank God he is alive and I could tell what happened, always use the stopper knot 🙏🏾climb safe amigo 👊🏾💪🏾✌🏾🙏🏾

@JoshuaCollins

5 ай бұрын

It was "God's" sick plan that had him fall in the first place. What a swell deity.

@seiscincocero

5 ай бұрын

Primo lupillo..una pregunta? Este señor se le olvido meterle el ñudo de emergencia verdad por si se suelta su soga

@Breadbored.

Ай бұрын

@@JoshuaCollins God was just reminding him to tie a stopper knot next time.

@TSK_Silver

14 күн бұрын

@@Breadbored. i think it worked

So glad you’re okay man, first time watching one of your videos and I could see the how tight you guys all are, it’s great to have people who care for you and the lord to watch out for you.

So glad he made a fully recovery! Man this is a horrible reality that can happen by one quick lapse in judgment. Thanks for sharing Harry great reminder to stay as alert to every thing I can while working aloft! Stay safe and keep climbing high and safe mate!

I'm so happy he is ok! I just stumbled upon your video. The part where you all prayed was such a powerful reminder that in times of trouble we should all stop what we are doing (panicking, trying to figure it out on our own, etc.) and just lean on God and show Him our gratitude. God bless!

Having worked most of my life in dangerous industries as well as being an adventurer that used to rock climb, kayak, snowmobile in rugged isolated places, explored caves, etc. I can say with certainty that even cautious, safety oriented, and well trained people can and do make mistakes. That is why it is always good to look out for others safety and have them look out for you. I am glad to hear that his recovery has gone well.

Thanks for the video, as traumatic as it was. Thank you for sharing what not to do.. I think mistakes, failures and mishaps are the best training tool.

One very lucky man, my goodness that brought back a memory what happen to me in the late 90's. I was a linesmen for 10years climbing electicity poles and I fell maybe 8mtrs straight into a backfilled trench, the ground was soft which saved me! I made the mistake of passing my pole strap around the pole and without looking to check I clipped in correctly, as I sat back into my linemen belt I watched the pole strap fly around the back of the pole, I tried to reach for the pole but missed, immeadiatly I knew I was in trouble and down I went fast but thankfully I walked away with no injury just a big dent in the soft ground where I landed - From that day on I double checked to make sure the pole strap gate passed through the eye on my linemen belt. Linesmen and tree climbers are a special breed of human, it's tough work that distroys your body over time.

Wota miracle! So glad he's recovered! Praise God

Praise the Lord that he survived that fall. It was indeed a miracle that his injuries were not life-threatning.

I'm so glad that fellow survived and is on the mend. Yeah, I did something about like this while doing tree work. My fall was only about 16 feet. I did manage to fracture/crush vertebrae L1/L2 in my back. It was a HUGE learning experience for me. I will ALWAYS double check my rigging/setup and equipment prior to an accent from now on. Carabiner wasn't locked and a line slipped through the gate. I do not use those type any more, only self locking Petzl's now.

You are blessed, Andy. I wish you guys all the best!

Praise God you survived falling from a 25 meter tree 😮 ❤ It melted my heart seeing you guys praying for him after the 911 call 🙏🏽 what a true and caring faithful friends you are! ❤️ 💖 ♥️

Damnit man ...stopper knots work...I’m gonna start using one from now on....get well brother

Glad he walked away. Lucky dude. Climb high and safe!

Wow. Stopper knots! Glad everyone is ok and back to work. Be safe out there my friends!

This is hard to watch, I'm glad you held back posting this until he had recovered.

@jacobwilson3316

2 жыл бұрын

Good point!

@jirusjirus9322

2 жыл бұрын

Totally agree

@ekehengeveld3895

3 ай бұрын

I totally disagree. This a perfect lesson how not to act in the trees and in an emergency situation. The viewers the emergency troops and this group can learn tonnes from this!

Thank you for sharing all of this. Imagine how much you all learned and how God will use this event to keep others safe. I'm so happy that every was ok.

@ts9569

2 жыл бұрын

Yes 🦧

@ThePlim62

5 ай бұрын

God: "Oh no. Looks like that climber is going to fall. Lets see. I could stop him from falling in the first place, after all I'm almighty and all powerful, or I'll just let him fall without dying just to teach him a lesson and get the credit for it. Ummmm, I think fall."

Thanks for showing video- it could save lives most certainly prevent injuries- i wasn't a tree trimmer or used ropes to climb trees- but ive ridden a tree down that broke while i was on the top rung of a 30ft extention ladder tying on a guide rope- it was more rotten then expected- it broke below ground- me ladder and tree fell- i jumped just before tree hit the ground- thank God for rain soften dirt and Gods aide in my not having anything broken - just the wind knock out of me- i went back to work about ten minutes after fall

Indeed, praise be to God as this man fell a long way. As soon as the camera panned to his DRT setup after mentioning the tree was 65+ meters tall (over the standard 200' length of most 'long' ropes), then everything became a blur, my first thought was, "OH NO! Did he forget the stopper knot?" I am very happy to hear he healed well enough to get back into the canopy as it would have been a tragedy either that he succumbed to this fall, or he was prevented from doing what he obviously loves to do all because of a mistake.

Morale of the story, make a stopper knot?

Jesus man..I'm a tree trimmer and this looked brutal. I was in pain just watching you grunting in pain..I'm glad you survived and recovered. It's definitely easy to forget about safety when you're so comfortable with what you're doing. This definitely reminds me to take every possible precaution there is. Cheers from California 🤘

It just gave me chills watching this poor man wincing in pain I did the same thing I was coming down early in my career and one of my bosses walked up while I was in the tree and I wanted to impress them and it was the first time I'd been up really high and I stepped out on the limb and I came was coming down pretty quick and at the last second I glanced at the end of my rope and saw there was no not and it was coming up fast I just saw my life pass this could have been me on more than two occasions before I finally got it I believe I have a guardian angel my heart goes out to this young man

Thank you for posting this. Glad you’re still well, Andy.

Hallelujah Amen That’s why we pray everyday … Because when our wisdom and strength come to the end - God steps in and saves us

How's the tree.

This made me cry. He kept saying he was ok while in so much agony.

@v3124

2 жыл бұрын

Adrenaline is powerful stuff! Also he's obviously a very tough guy indeed!

Just started watching your chanel. So glad you are ok. Truly a miracle! Thank God. Take care, 2 knots next time. Take it slowly.

so he repelled off the end of his robe on double line? glad he has made a recovery and im glad you uploaded the video for others to see and learn from

@treeclimberharry582

2 жыл бұрын

Yeah. No stopper knot

@jirusjirus9322

2 жыл бұрын

Stopper Knot.... My new mantra... Or my new band

Praise God!! As the partner of a climber this really punched me in the tear ducts 😭. Glad you're recovered Andy. He will cover you with his feathers. He will shelter you with his wings. His faithful promises are your armor and protection.🕊️ Psalm 91:4

@samuelluria4744

2 жыл бұрын

Beautiful and so fitting a quote...next time I'm in the canopy and a hawk flies nearby overhead, I will hope to have those Psalms in mind. Thank you!

@kattihatt

5 ай бұрын

​@@samuelluria4744why doesnt he protect kids with cancer?

This story is a beautiful witness to God's faithfulness even in the midst of terrible things. Godspeed Brother.

25+ year climber and the same thing happened to a good friend that taught me to climb. He survived but dislocated shoulder, broke ribs, both hips crushed. Ive known a few that weren't as fortunate. Godspeed

"God spared his life"? If God intervened then he should have prevented the accident in the first place. Glad to hear the guy is fully recovered. Also, glad to see how everyone responded, not initially moving him to prevent further injury.

@johandernavas5591

Ай бұрын

Romans 8:28

@RealityCheckThat

Ай бұрын

@@johandernavas5591 And what about all the people's lifes that have not been spared?

@Alex-if3sr

Ай бұрын

if its your time its your time.

@haggismcbaggis9485

Ай бұрын

​@@johandernavas5591 How do we know what Paul wrote is true?

I’m glad Harry was there!... 😉 All jokes aside, Praise the LORD for Keeping you and healing you❣️

Thank you for the beautiful prayer that you made. It was a great testimony and a proof of good faith and friendship

Thanks for sharing. Valuable lesson for all of us.

"God spared his life" He would have died without them other PEOPLE there xD its a little bit of a slap in the face of the people there who ACTUALLY saved his life lul

@wonderwarrior753

Ай бұрын

It is true, you must always see whats beyond the surface. He saved this man by surviving the fall and having people there.

Ffs….give him first and instead of praying to the angels !!

Real life arb rescue situation. You guys handled it really well.

Well that is such a beautiful story.. This gentleman was spared his life We are very grateful.. Be careful in those trees men..

“For he will give his angels charge concerning you to guard you in all ways. They will bear you up in their hands that you do not strike your foot against a stone.” Psalm 91 verses 11 and 12. What a miracle. We have a good God.

@louisvandeventer2497

2 жыл бұрын

Made better as these guys prey before every job👍

@DisShitTaken

Жыл бұрын

…I mean he could’ve had the niqqa NOT fall outta the tree too…

@airindiana

5 ай бұрын

Worthy of note treading on Lego bricks is not mentioned in said psalm.

@kattihatt

5 ай бұрын

How about your god help kids with cancer? No? Thats a crappy god i must say.

@dprevish100

5 ай бұрын

@@kattihatt I lost my mother to that…hate cancer. It’s been 30 years now and I still miss her. Not a Bible thumper here friend..just a believer. Wish I knew all the answers but I don’t. But I believe my God is bigger than cancer and someday he’ll make it right.

Not many people give God the credit he deserves but you did! Thank you for that.

@eudyptes5046

2 күн бұрын

I just wonder, couldn't it be that the way the guy fell and the injuries he obtained that way led to him surviving the fall?

🙏🙏🙏 Hard to watch, having been in this position.... my heart really goes out to you, even though you are thankfully healed up by now....

Glad you're alright!!! I popped off about 8' off the ground a couple of years ago. It is very easy to forget about rope length on a MRS system. I was fortunate enough to learn this lesson the easy way.

Reading your description where was your Jesus, miracle, heaven, Bible, Christian when the rope was being tied? Glad the guy is ok though but religion had nothing to do with it

If you say God spared his life then you must ask why didn't God stop him from falling?

@firemonkey1015

Ай бұрын

Because he learned an extremely valuable lesson. You need to think about the good that comes out of things like this.

@toasty00000

Ай бұрын

no good came from this. you're evil as hell.

@wonderwarrior753

Ай бұрын

@@toasty00000 oh? So you think living is no good?

@toasty00000

Ай бұрын

@@wonderwarrior753 no, im saying falling like 60 feet is no good.

Glad you made it. I was 12 when I fell 25 ft out of a tree, broke both arms, dislocated my elbow, and cracked my pelvis

You guys are awesome!! I Appreciate your prayers and faith in God and Jesus!! We don’t get to see a lot of young people praying and believing as you guys did…. 🥰

But God ignores hungry kids. Sure.

@gabrieljenkins2970

Ай бұрын

Exactly

@zcrazymaniac6966

Ай бұрын

That’s because there is no god 😂 don’t leave your life up to someone or something else.

@chayolopez9044

Ай бұрын

YOU FOOLs BLAME GOD FOR OUR STUPID ACTIONS 🤡…. Humble yourselfs and ask for guidance!

@45Rand0m

Ай бұрын

You're intentionally misrepresenting the existence of God. Some of the greatest, philosophers, theologians and scientists believe in God and the evidence of His existence. You can't have good if there is no bad. People just don't like being told what to do. It makes more sense then nothing becoming everything. Otherwise nothing matters

@gabrieljenkins2970

Ай бұрын

@45Rand0m sure thing mr.im14andthisisdeep

Just shows the difference in operators with some ppl. This guy was great and helpful, while the last vid I saw had a women laugh a few times and tell the caller to shut up while she was about to drown… need more like this guy

Thank Christ he didn’t badly damage his back , good to hear he’s back working

My father fell from a tree and broke every single bone on the left side of his body. It’s amazing someone can survive such a long fall.

@darwinawardcommittee

5 ай бұрын

He’s all-right now! Ba dum tss!

He definately had angels watching over him that day.God is always there to help when needed most.

My dad fell 40 feet to the ground. He was topping a tree and cut his safety rope. He almost died. He did land on a branch that was sticking straight up. The 2 inch thick branch when through the upper part of his leg, went in the air a few feet and landed on his chest. His whole body was a giant purple bruise. Even after he recovered enough to go home, they had to pack that hole in his leg. He was pretty messed up for a while.

It's Awsome, To see your well and Doing better Andy, That Day Someone Was Looking Out For You. Anyone Elses Would Die From a Fall Like that 🙏

He is so lucky, I fell 10 feet (about 3 meters) after an awning gave way underneath me. I landed on concrete, broke my pelvis in five places, shattered both of the bones in my left arm and broke my right foot. I had 2 surgeries and spent a week in the hospital. I left the hospital with three plates and 30 some odd screws in my body but luckly enough I didnt hit my head. My brother was there for the whole thing and it really affected him. Long story short, someone was DEFINITELY looking out for your brother and I am so glad he could walk away with his mental facilities and body intact.

I never tie a stopper knot because im never up that tall of a tree but im going to start tying one anyways. Glad he’s alright.

I did not know you had these giant trees in Australia .....I FELL 50 FT...feb 2021 I had to retire....this man is lucky I shattered my heels, 7 ribs, spine and 2 teeth

im suprised they made him stand up and walk. Isnt the procedure for possible back/spinal injuries is to secure the neck and back from moving?

Omg, I can't breath. This survival was a miracle🙏🏻

You look like a good bunch of guys, good support and well done!

I learned a lesson from this video. God bless you sir.

I dearly appreciate the prayers done for him on site. He is always listening.

It's only been 2 months since his fall and he's at it again, he's absolutely an alien.

Seems like forgetting the tie a stopper knot is the most common cause of bad accidents. So glad he didn't die or break his back. Watching this is yet another reminder of the importance of habitually tying a stopper knot no matter what the height is. Good habits save lives.

Wow...incredible. Glad you made it dude. Though the cheeky look on the guy wearing a Quantas t shirt makes me think he sort of knew someone was gonna be taking a short flight. 😂

This happened to my girlfriends father, he called 70 feet and landed straight on his feet, his right leg was amputated and the left leg is held together with all sorts of hard ware. He battles with the pain every single day

Praise God for his mercy. So glad he made it through this.

What an incredible story, wonderful prayer, and everyone calm, God bless you and your family 🙏

Respect to you for staying so calm.

thank you for posting this video and including details to help limit others from similar experience. for those that do not have god in their lives, the added impacts with the tree and limbs on the way to the ground (bleed energy) took away from a much larger, peak impact at the bottom. peace and long life!

That was hard to watch.. my Matthew Spencer fell out of a tree too. It brought back some memories. I remember that prayer. I did the same :) Stay safe out there guys. You all have some pretty awesome angels watchin over you.

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Thanks for commenting Kerry, yeah I spoke to Matt about his fall, such a traumatic thing to go through! So thankful they both survived and came out the other side quite intact 🙏