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thank you for all the advice,,, ça nous donnent une meilleur vision des imprévues et nous aide à rester vigilants , merci

Hey Roy !! What would you admit is too much winds before you let it go

Full agree with your "trusting your gut". Myself and my crew have to make it home safe every day, and you have to listen to that little voice that tells you something isn't a good idea! Also, wasps are the worst, suddenly you're getting hammered and there's already 4 under your shirt! Scary stuff!

Another great video. If possible, could you do a video on chain sharpening? I have an electric sharpener and set it to the recommended settings, but my chains start to burn blue and curl the metal teeth. I've sent the chains in to have them sharpened and aside from the blueing, they don't necessarily come back much sharper then what I can personally do. Every time I buy new chains they are twice as sharp as any that I sharpen. Just trying to figure out what I'm doing wrong. Thanks

Love the knowledge and skill involved in this job.

Hi, looking into geting the edelrid talons, mind sharing your opinion of them? especialy if you can compare them to sometihng like the distels(aluminium) or notch gekos(steel) thankyou.

What area are you in am in Richmond Virginia

Great job getting that one down. I can't wait for it to warm up some because I've got more trees that have splits just like this tree and they need to come down. Stay safe in this cold weather!!!!

I love what you said about the season - I feel the same way, December comes and I'm cranky and tired and ready to quit... March and I'm itching to climb again!

Tes vidéos sont vraiment ultra cool à regarder, et super bein faites ! Je trouve ton travail incroyable, et mettre autant en avant ton crew à chaque fois, c'est exceptionnel. Mon rêve de pouvoir un jour faire de l'élagage au Canada/Quebec , C'est un autre monde, et à un autre niveau qu'en France 😍🏒

i have spent the last days sewing my sideD rings further away so i can "clip in :easier

Love those easy ones

Hey guys, maybe a stupid question but when you were almost at the top where you couldn't cut it comfortably because of the risk of falling through the powerline... wouldn't a pole prunner (HT in Stihl) be helpful? Or pole prunners are only meant to be used at ground level? Now after reading what I just asked I think I answered myself lol.

Thanks for sharing your work . I appreciate your perspective on the work you’re doing. It’s really good to hear the mindset behind the work load. Vids with just tree work and no talking is a bit lacking. Keep being safe out there !

Great job buddy as always nice work I recently got the camp gyro double lanyard it's absolutely amazing it's very expensive but it's well worth it can always double tie in you can use it for single line for a short climbing system if you need it and so much other stuff you can do with it God bless stay safe

Always enjoying and refreshing watching the what not to do's. Perhaps a little late but i wish you and you're crew and family all the best and strength for the year to come! Ps: be honest... The bench is just for show, right?😂

Enjoying your channel. Yes I would love to hear your story regarding the power lines.

Hey Justin, great video and tips! You said on minute 6:18 that you don't do work on anything that's 3 meters away (on every side) from power lines, is that correct? Is that a rule for you Woodroy is that something mandatory for arborists? I'd like to know! Thank you!! Keep up the amazing content 😍

Świetny komentarz do filmów. Podoba mi się, że się nie śmiejesz z tych biednych ludzi, tylko rzeczowo tłumaczysz na czym polega błąd. Odnośnie tej sceny gdzie tłum ludzi stoi na jakimś placu i patrzy jak facet ścina drzewo, to jest to dla mnie jakiś absurd. Kto im pozwolił tam stać. Skrajnie nieodpowiedzialna postawa ze strony ścinających drzewo. Pozdrowienia z Polski dla Ciebie i całej twojej ekipy.

@4:36 I am quite certain that is a Maibaum, a tradition from Germany where they decorated a limbless tree and install it in the plaza. The ones I have seen had a type of hinge at the base (Maibaumständer), making the installation (often done manually) and "felling" easier. This one clearly lacked one!

@5:50 - I think the operator had a seizure and was incapacitated when this happened. Wouldn't mind hearing your shocking story! Be well man, I have a small company in Toronto; wouldn't want to do anything else.

salut , j'ai 63 ans , retraité , j'était paramédic pour 40 ans, j'ai commencer à grimper à 60 ans pour mes arbres chez moi et quelques amis,, et c'est sûre que je regarde youtube pour de l'informations et connaitres des techniques et tout,,je suis August Hunike, Buckin Billy Ray et Reg Coates et Guilty of treeson then I found you're site,, je suis rendu fan de ton site, car en plus , tu parles français dans tes commentaires et tu es auQuebec , et tu es franc ,, bonne shot ou mauvaise, faq t'as un fan de plus,, continue, j't'aime bien ,,,,

16:02 You sunk their battleship! Just giving you a hard time limbs like that can be hard. It's not like you would hurt the plywood sheeting just brushing it. Great video!

So pretty ✨

Loving the videos keep it up mate 🇬🇧👍

Always remember safety first and foremost and never take anything for granted 😁 have a great new year 🥳

Congratz WoodroyTV for the great content you put out lately. Excellent production, great information. What about a video showing us all your tools and gear? That would be awesome, I'm learning by the day! Happy new year to you guys and wish you the best for 2025 🎉

I really enjoy watching your content here! Very well done videos and very informative too. From one chainsaw wielding dude to another, keep up the good work and stay safe out there.

Winter is too long….go go 2025 season, thanx again for great videos and great comments. Stay safe you all 🙏👍🤜🤛

Great views, great dudes!

I am with you on the spur thing. Your videos are top notch. Good blend of cutting and talking . Looking forward to 2025. Thank you.

Bonne année ! Force à vous tous

God bless buddy stay safe amazing video again hope you have a wonderful year

hello safe climbing

Wow, small top small problems

You're so good at narrating and explaining!

Nice work, it takes a lot of fear managment to climb dead or compromised trees. I'm a big fan of ratchet straps in those situations.

You believe in God ?

thanks for the great content! keep up the good work, hope to see you lots in the new year

Keep up the good work love the videos

Your videos are so satisfying to watch! Nice job, well executed, chickens rescued!))) Happy holidays! Thanks for sharing.

4:00 the guy appears to be roped in to the crane

We don’t spike prune over here, it causes too much unnecessary damage to the tree. I climb competitively and spikes are uncomfortable and hinder smooth movement throughout the tree. Learn redirects and get a spider leg and a porta wrap. 1 rope and a spider leg will allow you to balance rig with 1 rope and 1 guy on the ground. Learn SRS too it makes ascending into the tree smooth, less energy exerted, less friction in your system, less friction on the cambium layer and…well… it looks cool 🤙 I look forward to seeing your progression in climbing though🙏🤙

I like how the closed captioning 'translates' the sound of the saw as [music] [applause]

why do you think we need to see YOU ? EGO, maybe ?

😎👍

Nice work Coop saved

Great climb brother

The way the tree toppled was like watching a giant bowing down to the earth-absolutely majestic!

I hadnt seen any of these videos before, nice collection