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Got him out. Had pull him out backwards. He was so deep , standing on the ground by back bunk I was almost as tall as the top of his stake. Rut was up well past my waist.

@kob3066 always run my preheater in the winter.

@claytonjohn6473 No I couldn't hold these trees up. This machine is a dangle head harvester. It cuts them down, delimbs, and cuts to desired lengths The trees are between 12"-16" in diameter where i grab them. Cut a 100 " bolt down to 5" for 2×4 pre cut studs. Potlatch bolts. Anything that won't make a bolt goes to pulp.

@pinecreeklogging Thats an impressive machine. Expensive I bet. So when your fallin trees, a guys gotta be careful your in a good position and it wont come down on ya

@@pinecreeklogging That be the ticket. Have a sawmill at home and a pole barn to stack lumber with slats in between. Any lumber wholesaler is always willing to at least hear about a deal on board feet

@claytonjohn6473 yeah and plan the right angle for your pile. It's like balancing a pool cue on your finger. Move the bottom opposite way you want the top to go.

@rickymack01 like the title implies i cut the handle off and threw it in pulp pile. 60 miles from home I'm not bringing home souvenirs. Just would end up getting cut up for firewood. I have big butt outs from birdeyes hanging around staining up already.

@jacobhedmark5139 ramps are set wide open. Boom moves like it's a liquid.

@JayCharland-lg5bz pretty wild it grew back together so well. One heart no seem on top side.

Rod keeps a tidy land .

Yeah my truck definitely got the worse of it. Their rental truck was still driveable.

@rogerholt7837 lol funny man. Keyboard warrior look out.

The whole site seems to be big. Having to much fun to get any action videos.

What? 😂

😂. I think jeese pinkman would be about half my size.

@@northofthemasondixon8258 man is an animal. Keeps two harvesters and a piece cutter cleaned up.

Right? Works pretty well, eh? Some southern clowns talking shit. Their ignorance blows by mind.

@calspaugh8078 but I will say the saw does have its place. I did run on an all sawyer crew for a few years in old Goodman timber. We shit out the logs, but the timber was huge.

Merchandise the straight pieces in top down to 3" for pulp. Ends up looking pretty tidy when we are done. To the left is cut.

Maybe some of both. I was going slow because hard maple is really heavy and the tree might pull out of head otherwise.

Thanks. I guess I just enjoy making videos. If it was about the views, I would have given up a long time ago.

@dadanny187 some of the cuts in the video will be replanted. One site was bought by an established gravel pit next door, and the selling family (was there almost 100 years) wanted the timber they grew to be brought to market before the sale. Most of the timber I harvest is on SFI certified and every other certified corporate land. They manage the timber, and I harvest the timber. When I do bring a private sale to the market and it makes sense to replant , I do. This spring, I spent a day throwing in 1500 trees I paid for on two different sales I did the year prior. Planted 10s of thousands in my early 20s when my time was less valuable. Just don't feel the need to show those parts and pat myself on the back.

Iron County. Cable lake rd north of Amasa

@IdleByte it was a poorly planted plantation 30 something years old. Pretty far from natural. But if FernGully had big timber, I'd smacked that down too.

Maybe all I know is most people wouldn't of liked what I was listening to in my cab while I filmed. Kanye West graduation cd. Stronger on repeat all day. 😂

@budl4656 lol. What if it's s clear cut to replant plantation because it missed its thinning cycle and was poorly planted?