buckinbillyray.com/ This tree I am chopping down with an axe , is damaging our house now, it’s so hot there is a ban on Chainsaws . So I pull out the axes
Once convinced a semi intoxicated buddy that he wasn’t swinging the ax hard enough into a pine and thats why he couldn’t get a good bite of wood. It was an 8lb maul. Good times.
Once had an intoxicated buddy chopping a tree down with a machete, I took his machete and handed him another beer and said fuck the tree you’re gonna cut your leg off
The thing about a lighter axe is that kinetic energy is Half the Mass times V-squared. V squared, the velocity is far more important than the mass. If you can swing a pound axe twice as fast as a 6 pound axe, you're putting more energy into the tree and not wearing yourself out to boot. You're a smart man, my friend, keep up the good work!
@@yoman2854 haha it deleted the number 3 before I posted. I meant to say 3 pound axe twice as fast as a 6 pound axe, but sheer kinetic energy isn't the entire battle, there's also blade shape, sharpness, wood type etc. A lot going on really.
Glad to see you use the axe head I sent you I just turned “83” years old and use a super sharp cruiser axe for my chopping these days enjoyed the video made my day 🤗
Same here. When I’m back home during the work week, I miss the farm and I miss the cabin. I miss the wood stove the most. I spend every free min I got at that place, winter especially cuz I work all summer cutting my wood, and my grandfathers wood, and then in the winter I go down there and just enjoy running the wood stove and scouting the property and keeping track of the deer. Idk what it is but the wood stove is relaxing. I love it, and the work that goes along w it. So yeah, during the week when I’m away from that place, Spending time with Billy fills in the space when I’m away from the farm. The dude just has life figured out in a way that is pretty remarkable. Really admire this dude and his spirit. Truly a legend
Buckin’ your 100% right about those smaller axes, you can swing those suckers all day. I do prefer a full size axe due to my height cause the longer handle is easier on my back.
That was a great video. Using an axe to drop a tree must be the best feeling. Your using all your own strength, no chainsaw. I'm 56 and iv never dropped a tree with an axe. That's on my bucket list 😉. God bless you Buckin 👊❤
I am 66 and when I was 64 I got addicted to splitting wood with an ax and a maul. Fiskars 8 lb maul is my favorite tool of choice. but if someone had told me that after a heart attack and a stroke I would have literally gotten addicted to physical challenge of splitting wood with them all I would have told him they were totally insane that I never done it before in my life my son's always did all those playing wood and we usually use the hydraulic splitter the challenge of splitting red oak and what not with the mall and an accident just it's hard to explain only where I can say is addictive!!!
U sir have gained a subscriber for the inspirational quotes, the go to attitude, the helpful advice, the awesome axe power, and what I hope me n my lovely wife aspire to be.
Hope the young guys hear your words. I get it, I was a tank when I was younger and did the stuff they say you shouldn’t and of course “ don’t worry about it, nothing will happen” and then you can’t walk. You can feel like a man while doing it smart. Learning to walk again is no joke people. It screws with your head pretty bad as well. My wife of 27 years loves my attitude now because of the more peaceful thing I put out. Anger gets you nowhere really when you think about it. I love my manual labor when I can do it, it’s very calming. Sitting in the woods, forest or even and retention pond with a few trees just helps to bring inner joy. Been looking for a beautiful piece of a tree to make a wood ball about the size of a volleyball. It’s something I will use in my meditation. It may sound off putting to some because it was for many years too me, however I imagine the air going in my lungs and the blood running through my veins. This kinda thing I have found to be beneficial too me. Enjoy what’s in front of you folks and give love and help to those around you whether you know them or not.
Billy, we all know that tire swing was what brought her down! No, jokes aside, you're right about the smaller axe and I am glad I heard someone else speak to it. I was not a convert until recently when I had 34 Alders and Spruce to process with an axe and hand saw this last fall and the only axe available to me was a 3lb chopper of sorts with a 28" handle. It might be my favorite axe now to do work with, and has also given me a newfound appreciation for other axes
You also do your own Laundry too! You are all around complete! You amaze us everyday! Yes lung exercises are good at our age any exercise is good and your cardio is amazing already! Breathe in as much as you can and Breathe out till you have no more air and you can feel it in your stomach repeat lol love the taken down that tree with an axe old school good learning for us all! Thanks Buckin❤️
I love using a 1.75 pound axe on a 24” handle for limbing and other tasks. Super light, easy to control in tight areas, and doesn’t tire you out at all. Easy to pack if needed for the woods etc.
I really enjoyed this vid. Educational and informative. Satisfying watching the chips fly. The positivity you have in everything you do and your genuine love of your axes and axe work really shows. You just got a new subscriber. Ps.. Your double bit looks like a pleasure to swing.
Billy, you are really one of the coolest people I have ever "met". I wish you were my neighbor. I respect, admire and look up to you brother. God bless you and your family.
Wow, B.R. You & That Double Got A Good Work Out ! Landed Right Where She Was Supposed To Land ! Hay New Subs & Hi Blues Every 1 Have A Swell Day ! Hugs & Prayers For Bo Bo & Family ! ATB T God Bless
There should be more men like yourself out there Billy Your attitude is Awesome and shows you truly Love what you do! You will never work a day in your life if you Love What You Do! Congrats!
Looks good and those are some nice axes. Just don't ever forget to take care of yourself. It sometimes seems to interfere with getting things done but we"re only blessed with a short time on this world so let's make sure we can spend it doing what we love and spending it with those we love
Felling trees seems so simple yet it’s so complicated. Like thinking about running a bulldozer vs actually doing it. A lot of skill involved. You billy are an absolute animal.
Just wanted to say Thank you for sharing the little things that make people better like the laundry clip, we’re a young family with small kids and a lot of challenges and it’s easy to forget about each other, thanks for the video, Thanks for taking the time, love watching them, my 5 YO Too! Your a good example Buckin, God bless!
God bless you my friend! The very beginning with you doing the wash was actually moving..... Doing simple things for the good of someone else without question is the heart of love, isn't it? My wife and I call it selfless and uncontrollable giving. We are both blessed to have each other, and I know that you and Wendy are as well! Love you all....❤️❤️❤️ Lieutenant Bradley
Buckin I believe as we get older we try to hang on to that young man we once were. It’s tough letting go of that. I have really struggled with it as of late. I believe you have grasped it very well sr. I am working on it. Just hate the thought of getting old because I have seen many of my family go from being very strong hard working men to just not being able to get out and go. Scared to death of that happening to me. Every day I try to go as hard as I used to and it hurts when I fail. Just can’t find find the right path to take. Thanks for the encouragement sr. Love to see the double bit axe at work. I have an old double bit from craftsman. It’s a double ring. Love it.
You shouldn't try too hard to push yourself or you'll get hurt. :) You might consider therapy to help you cope. Aging bodily is natural and unavoidable, so the only way around it is through your mind. Mental health is really important.
These videos really calm me down before i go sleep I really appreciate that because i have autism and it's hard for me to go to sleep normally I always need something in the background to listen to, and this has become one of the most common channels for that. Thank you. (:
21 days everyone try it out. I know it has helped me a ton. Thank you Buckin for chopping us through the technique you use for choosing down a tree. Very EDUTANING FOR SURE. Nice shot Buckin. Love ya brother. 🌲❤🌲✊🪓
"See im having flashbacks right now friends" Billy loves what he does I can feel it threw the video. I do for a living what I'm good at but I dont really love it like him and I want that! Something has to change in the near future. I want that joy he gets per say
You’re so right !! Do you know what you get for being 18 and Bullet Proof if you live, you get to be 70 and full of bullet holes. I appreciate your channel and wisdom. Good job !!!
Ha ha... Luv it I actually make my own mix of ingredients and take the bulletproof coffee to the next level. It becomes a super coffee with grass fed butter etc etc... And yes I was really stupid when i was 14 and shot bullets from a vice with a hammer and nail. The 22cal were fine but when i shot off a 45cal the shell busted and i got shrapnel in the chest. It came out 5 years later. At 66 now and can't believe i could have done something that stupid. But i was never taught about bullets and guns. Had to learn the hard way.
Awesome job bud. In a couple of shots I could see the growth rings. I can’t believe how big they are!! It’s so awesome how great trees grow in British Columbia. It’s just awesome. And your trees grow so tall and straight!! Just beautiful!!! We got eastern white pines that grow 4-6 foot on the stump but they don’t get no where’s near as tall as your trees. And our trees definitely don’t grow as fast as yours. Some day before I die I wanna go to British Columbia and look at your super tall trees. And maybe even cut one just to experience cutting a 200 footer 😮😮. As always buckin and everybody that reads this WORK SAFE!!!!😎😎🇨🇦🇺🇸
I just want to spend a week chopping with you, as many trees as I have fell, I feel like I still learn something when I watch your videos. Oh and by the by, my wife can't believe I found someone that has a bigger axe obsession than I. love your videos brother, thanks for sharing your knowledge man, I think that's a failed detail in life we should change so people can learn from eachother how to do a little of everything. Thanks again.
Beastmode. That is a big tree. That double is awesome. I broke the handle on my boys axe and picked up a larger fiberglass handle axe. It’s great and I sharpened it real nice but I really liked having that boys axe. Need another handle. Thanks for another great video my friend
Have a lovely 2024 and greetings from Vienna,Austria ! I enjoy your Videos, they helped me a lot,while I discovered the Joy of restoring old Axes. and I'm getting better and better..So much fun. Maybe I find some strange Tyrolian or Styrian Axeheads for you, if you are interested and maybe you might want to help me to find an American Connecticut or Tasmanian Axehead. I I would love to create a French Style handle for it. Anyway, thanks for your inspiring Tutorials and keep on chopping ! Greets,Chris
Breathe from your belly. Being a bigger dude, I learned that when I used to play tuba years back. I get chronic bronchitis and my lungs are pretty crackly, but belly breathing opens you up way more.
Watching the leaves and needles start to drop as the tree was slowly moving was like the buildup in a horror film. It was subtle but it let you know that something was happening.
My grandfather had that double ax. The one you said is for clean up. They split so freaking good but when he passed someone broke in his place an took it.. wish I had that ax again..
14:23 Lots of wives are *beautiful* , but this one is also *wise* . "Oh, here we go, he's got his axes out..." *moves to complete opposite of the drop area* =)
That would be hilarious seeing how much longer it would take me to fall that tree by hand... that is a serious swing you have - even the cabinet-in-the-way half swing!! Thanks for sharing... Buckin’ Eh!
this man is like one of the best youtube lumberjack dads. also when you said walkers i knew exactly where you were since we live in the same town. thats p cool in my mind knowing a cool guy like you lives here.
just chop the top off the "ivy" tree . it will stop growing its roots under the house, still be a shade and the nesting place for birds for some time. after some years it will deteriorate but you can take care of it then. keeping it around longer without the downsides.
I had to turn down the volume when you were talking about doing your own laundry so my wife didn’t get any ideas! 😁. I do laundry when needed to help out.
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Once convinced a semi intoxicated buddy that he wasn’t swinging the ax hard enough into a pine and thats why he couldn’t get a good bite of wood. It was an 8lb maul. Good times.
😭
Once had an intoxicated buddy chopping a tree down with a machete, I took his machete and handed him another beer and said fuck the tree you’re gonna cut your leg off
Lmao!
Bet he was sore the next day! Lol
I bet he beat the shit out of that tree
hand-felling a big tree that's 2m from your house is next level skill and confidence
I love how you call us friends. Makes me feel snuggly and less lonely.
Be careful, mitigate fire risk on your property if you can!
The thing about a lighter axe is that kinetic energy is Half the Mass times V-squared. V squared, the velocity is far more important than the mass. If you can swing a pound axe twice as fast as a 6 pound axe, you're putting more energy into the tree and not wearing yourself out to boot. You're a smart man, my friend, keep up the good work!
I had the same philosophy with baseball bats as a kid.
Double the velocity would be 4x the energy (2 squared is 4). 6lb would have more energy.
@@yoman2854 haha it deleted the number 3 before I posted. I meant to say 3 pound axe twice as fast as a 6 pound axe, but sheer kinetic energy isn't the entire battle, there's also blade shape, sharpness, wood type etc. A lot going on really.
Glad to see you use the axe head I sent you I just turned “83” years old and use a super sharp cruiser axe for my chopping these days enjoyed the video made my day 🤗
Billy I could watch you do nearly anything. Positivity is contagious and you are spreading it daily. Best wishes from Florida.
kool thx
@@BuckinBillyRaySmith do you like diamond sharpening plates? I do. All you need to is occasionally wash them with soap and water and a soft brush
Same here. When I’m back home during the work week, I miss the farm and I miss the cabin. I miss the wood stove the most. I spend every free min I got at that place, winter especially cuz I work all summer cutting my wood, and my grandfathers wood, and then in the winter I go down there and just enjoy running the wood stove and scouting the property and keeping track of the deer. Idk what it is but the wood stove is relaxing. I love it, and the work that goes along w it.
So yeah, during the week when I’m away from that place, Spending time with Billy fills in the space when I’m away from the farm. The dude just has life figured out in a way that is pretty remarkable. Really admire this dude and his spirit. Truly a legend
Good afternoon billy and everyone watching hope you all are having a great day
Good evening Richard. It's 9 pm overhear in the UK. Hope your having a great day to buddy 👊❤
Having a day that's for sure
Buckin’ your 100% right about those smaller axes, you can swing those suckers all day. I do prefer a full size axe due to my height cause the longer handle is easier on my back.
could always do a longer handle (40"?) and light head
That was a great video. Using an axe to drop a tree must be the best feeling. Your using all your own strength, no chainsaw. I'm 56 and iv never dropped a tree with an axe. That's on my bucket list 😉. God bless you Buckin 👊❤
I am 66 and when I was 64 I got addicted to splitting wood with an ax and a maul. Fiskars 8 lb maul is my favorite tool of choice. but if someone had told me that after a heart attack and a stroke I would have literally gotten addicted to physical challenge of splitting wood with them all I would have told him they were totally insane that I never done it before in my life my son's always did all those playing wood and we usually use the hydraulic splitter the challenge of splitting red oak and what not with the mall and an accident just it's hard to explain only where I can say is addictive!!!
U sir have gained a subscriber for the inspirational quotes, the go to attitude, the helpful advice, the awesome axe power, and what I hope me n my lovely wife aspire to be.
Hope the young guys hear your words. I get it, I was a tank when I was younger and did the stuff they say you shouldn’t and of course “ don’t worry about it, nothing will happen” and then you can’t walk. You can feel like a man while doing it smart. Learning to walk again is no joke people. It screws with your head pretty bad as well. My wife of 27 years loves my attitude now because of the more peaceful thing I put out. Anger gets you nowhere really when you think about it. I love my manual labor when I can do it, it’s very calming. Sitting in the woods, forest or even and retention pond with a few trees just helps to bring inner joy. Been looking for a beautiful piece of a tree to make a wood ball about the size of a volleyball. It’s something I will use in my meditation. It may sound off putting to some because it was for many years too me, however I imagine the air going in my lungs and the blood running through my veins. This kinda thing I have found to be beneficial too me. Enjoy what’s in front of you folks and give love and help to those around you whether you know them or not.
Love it. Thanks for the ever continuing energy and analigizing.
Billy, we all know that tire swing was what brought her down! No, jokes aside, you're right about the smaller axe and I am glad I heard someone else speak to it. I was not a convert until recently when I had 34 Alders and Spruce to process with an axe and hand saw this last fall and the only axe available to me was a 3lb chopper of sorts with a 28" handle. It might be my favorite axe now to do work with, and has also given me a newfound appreciation for other axes
You also do your own Laundry too! You are all around complete! You amaze us everyday! Yes lung exercises are good at our age any exercise is good and your cardio is amazing already! Breathe in as much as you can and Breathe out till you have no more air and you can feel it in your stomach repeat lol love the taken down that tree with an axe old school good learning for us all! Thanks Buckin❤️
"I'm just playing around now because I can" Buckin Billy Ray. Lol love it!
You being so happy by chopping down trees makes me Happy👍God Bless you
Billy I been watching your videos for a long time you have taught me so much about axes chainsaws and sharpening chains. Keep up the good work thanks
thank you
I love using a 1.75 pound axe on a 24” handle for limbing and other tasks. Super light, easy to control in tight areas, and doesn’t tire you out at all. Easy to pack if needed for the woods etc.
I really enjoyed this vid. Educational and informative. Satisfying watching the chips fly. The positivity you have in everything you do and your genuine love of your axes and axe work really shows.
You just got a new subscriber.
Ps.. Your double bit looks like a pleasure to swing.
Billy, you are really one of the coolest people I have ever "met". I wish you were my neighbor. I respect, admire and look up to you brother. God bless you and your family.
very nice words ,, thx
Wow, B.R. You & That Double Got A Good Work Out ! Landed Right Where She Was Supposed To Land ! Hay New Subs & Hi Blues Every 1 Have A Swell Day ! Hugs & Prayers For Bo Bo & Family ! ATB T God Bless
How many axes does it take to chop down a tree? BILLY "all of them!"
I have come to realize the philosophy you express here, sets well with me too! I'm a different kind of "invincible" today.
you got it
There should be more men like yourself out there Billy Your attitude is Awesome and shows you truly Love what you do! You will never work a day in your life if you Love What You Do! Congrats!
youve made me smile alot watching this :)
my job is done .. be kind
That guy is pure gold! The way he explains things... remarkable guy.
thx friend
@@BuckinBillyRaySmithwhat axe are you using here? The double bit
Looks good and those are some nice axes. Just don't ever forget to take care of yourself. It sometimes seems to interfere with getting things done but we"re only blessed with a short time on this world so let's make sure we can spend it doing what we love and spending it with those we love
Buckin' is such a rad dude. Really spreads around good vibes
And a like from the lad himself! Thanks buckin! Your vids pick me up when im feeling blue. Im sure im not the only one. Hope you never stop dude
Feel free to poop at my house if youre ever in toronto
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Felling trees seems so simple yet it’s so complicated. Like thinking about running a bulldozer vs actually doing it. A lot of skill involved. You billy are an absolute animal.
Just wanted to say Thank you for sharing the little things that make people better like the laundry clip, we’re a young family with small kids and a lot of challenges and it’s easy to forget about each other, thanks for the video, Thanks for taking the time, love watching them, my 5 YO Too! Your a good example Buckin, God bless!
thx for this , i believe in people
23:42 classic Buckin moment
I love it
God bless you my friend! The very beginning with you doing the wash was actually moving..... Doing simple things for the good of someone else without question is the heart of love, isn't it? My wife and I call it selfless and uncontrollable giving. We are both blessed to have each other, and I know that you and Wendy are as well!
Love you all....❤️❤️❤️
Lieutenant Bradley
That double-bit axes is insane. Reminds me of when you cut down that huge madrone.
Buckin I believe as we get older we try to hang on to that young man we once were. It’s tough letting go of that. I have really struggled with it as of late. I believe you have grasped it very well sr. I am working on it. Just hate the thought of getting old because I have seen many of my family go from being very strong hard working men to just not being able to get out and go. Scared to death of that happening to me. Every day I try to go as hard as I used to and it hurts when I fail. Just can’t find find the right path to take. Thanks for the encouragement sr. Love to see the double bit axe at work. I have an old double bit from craftsman. It’s a double ring. Love it.
You shouldn't try too hard to push yourself or you'll get hurt. :)
You might consider therapy to help you cope. Aging bodily is natural and unavoidable, so the only way around it is through your mind. Mental health is really important.
Enjoy watching you. You are a genuine decenty guy
Yeehaw! The woodman in full force!
These videos really calm me down before i go sleep
I really appreciate that because i have autism and it's hard for me to go to sleep normally
I always need something in the background to listen to, and this has become one of the most common channels for that.
Thank you. (:
love ya
21 days everyone try it out. I know it has helped me a ton. Thank you Buckin for chopping us through the technique you use for choosing down a tree. Very EDUTANING FOR SURE. Nice shot Buckin. Love ya brother. 🌲❤🌲✊🪓
There is such brilliance in the simplest things you do
My lungs are hurting Brother....FABULOUS cardio !!!!!
That was just lovely, you're an inspiration. Thanks brother.
Using a Sharp Axe beats using a Dull Beaver hands down any day of the week.
I like beaver.
Got myself out to the woods where "IT" is. Was a beautiful thing. Thanks for the video BBR
Love that collection of promotional memorabilia.
What a bunch of nice axes!!
Tree guys back in the day had it hard. Just look at how much faster power saws are nowadays.
True! You seldom saw an overweight axe and crosscut logger.
@@jeffreyrubish347 Or anyone else who did manual labor.
"See im having flashbacks right now friends" Billy loves what he does I can feel it threw the video. I do for a living what I'm good at but I dont really love it like him and I want that! Something has to change in the near future. I want that joy he gets per say
That was just a great video. Loved it. Thank you. God Speed
That was awesume , great job buckin
You’re so right !! Do you know what you get for being 18 and Bullet Proof if you live, you get to be 70 and full of bullet holes. I appreciate your channel and wisdom. Good job !!!
Prefect!
Ha ha... Luv it
I actually make my own mix of ingredients and take the bulletproof coffee to the next level. It becomes a super coffee with grass fed butter etc etc...
And yes I was really stupid when i was 14 and shot bullets from a vice with a hammer and nail.
The 22cal were fine but when i shot off a 45cal the shell busted and i got shrapnel in the chest. It came out 5 years later. At 66 now and can't believe i could have done something that stupid. But i was never taught about bullets and guns. Had to learn the hard way.
You don’t want to rob this mans house 🪓
Great job Buckin! Chopping a tree down is amazing in these modern times.
Awesome job bud. In a couple of shots I could see the growth rings. I can’t believe how big they are!! It’s so awesome how great trees grow in British Columbia. It’s just awesome. And your trees grow so tall and straight!! Just beautiful!!! We got eastern white pines that grow 4-6 foot on the stump but they don’t get no where’s near as tall as your trees. And our trees definitely don’t grow as fast as yours. Some day before I die I wanna go to British Columbia and look at your super tall trees. And maybe even cut one just to experience cutting a 200 footer 😮😮. As always buckin and everybody that reads this WORK SAFE!!!!😎😎🇨🇦🇺🇸
who remembers doing this as a kid only to earn some of the best blisters you ever had ! luv it mate !
he he ,, yip with a kitchen knife
Buckin says you shuttin our power saws down??... Ok we taking trees down by hand now! Haha love it!!
good to see you like those german axes, I have been using them for years. They are ideal for chopping :))
I just want to spend a week chopping with you, as many trees as I have fell, I feel like I still learn something when I watch your videos. Oh and by the by, my wife can't believe I found someone that has a bigger axe obsession than I. love your videos brother, thanks for sharing your knowledge man, I think that's a failed detail in life we should change so people can learn from eachother how to do a little of everything. Thanks again.
Knocking a tree down by hand is a nice sense of accomplishment! Definitely a good way to get the sweat on for sure. Love to you and the family❤️
Love putting the ear buds in and going to work listening to you talk bud. Keep it up love the content
Chop it down buckin, Just an absolute monster... awsome work. Keep at it. Im loving it.
Great work Billy. Take care.
thank you
Strong will!
Beastmode. That is a big tree. That double is awesome. I broke the handle on my boys axe and picked up a larger fiberglass handle axe. It’s great and I sharpened it real nice but I really liked having that boys axe. Need another handle. Thanks for another great video my friend
"If trees could scream, would we be so cavalier about cutting them down? We might, if they screamed all the time, for no good reason." -- Jack Handey
Fuck the trees. Burn them all
@@CkkAKAknottnead you completely stand behind your name
You're the kind of guy I wish I could work for.
I've learned so much about making firewood and swinging my axes more efficient from Buckin, it's not even funny...
thats greaat
Before I had a chainsaw, I felled a small tree in my yard with an axe, about 10” - 12” diameter at the trunk. Heck of a workout.
How many “Men” could do this in this day & time?! Respect ✊ Brother!
thx sir
you are the coolest dude Buckin..
Have a lovely 2024 and greetings from Vienna,Austria ! I enjoy your Videos, they helped me a lot,while I discovered the Joy of restoring old Axes. and I'm getting better and better..So much fun. Maybe I find some strange Tyrolian or Styrian Axeheads for you, if you are interested and maybe you might want to help me to find an American Connecticut or Tasmanian Axehead. I I would love to create a French Style handle for it. Anyway, thanks for your inspiring Tutorials and keep on chopping ! Greets,Chris
Nice video, I learned alot about chopping with an axe. Keep it positive. Thank you.
Nice axemanship my friend!
Breathe from your belly. Being a bigger dude, I learned that when I used to play tuba years back. I get chronic bronchitis and my lungs are pretty crackly, but belly breathing opens you up way more.
Keep up the great content !!! Chopping a tree with the good ole axe nothing better !!! Feels great pouring sweat and putting in that work !
The joy of dropping a tree by axe is one of the few things in life that's perfect
You are such an inspiration!
I kind of love that the tree is so tied to the ground, and he is hitting it so hard, that his blows to the tree are shaking the camera...
I love you u helped me get out of sadness I love your vids bro heaps of love from me
Watching the leaves and needles start to drop as the tree was slowly moving was like the buildup in a horror film. It was subtle but it let you know that something was happening.
he he
My grandfather had that double ax. The one you said is for clean up. They split so freaking good but when he passed someone broke in his place an took it.. wish I had that ax again..
is it just me or is fellin' timber with an axe simply the most rewarding experience a man can experience out in the sticks?
Outstanding skill. Axemanship and education in bucketloads.
Awesome video another great one friend and yes sometimes you gotta do what you don’t want too life
14:23 Lots of wives are *beautiful* , but this one is also *wise* . "Oh, here we go, he's got his axes out..." *moves to complete opposite of the drop area* =)
Great video Buckin! Too bad there a saw ban. But your good with those axes.😊
Greetings from Sweden! Love your videos😄
That would be hilarious seeing how much longer it would take me to fall that tree by hand... that is a serious swing you have - even the cabinet-in-the-way half swing!! Thanks for sharing... Buckin’ Eh!
Really enjoyed watching
this man is like one of the best youtube lumberjack dads. also when you said walkers i knew exactly where you were since we live in the same town. thats p cool in my mind knowing a cool guy like you lives here.
just chop the top off the "ivy" tree . it will stop growing its roots under the house, still be a shade and the nesting place for birds for some time.
after some years it will deteriorate but you can take care of it then. keeping it around longer without the downsides.
Hey Buckin, another great video, thank you!!! Was just wondering if that is an Iron Horse tuned washing machine!!!
I had to turn down the volume when you were talking about doing your own laundry so my wife didn’t get any ideas! 😁. I do laundry when needed to help out.
I like the few chop down a tree with the misery whip
What do you mean power saws are banned right now??
Drought and dry conditions afraid a power saw might start a fire, Wonder how many fires are started with power saws vs a diesel train?
Enjoyed this video. Thanks
welcome
I hear you on “life bouncing off of you” I had a good run of that. But it’s catching up with me.
Fine tuning the cut to the point where the tree goes with one deliberate light hit in the right spot. Full control. That's experience!
welcome friend
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Love the axes Buckin But i have a question Where are you getting youre suspenders good ones are hard to find Paul in NH
What belt grinder do you have? I can't identify it and it would sure suit my needs.
Thanks Buddy, imagine how many views we'd get watching you watch paint dry! Love ya and hello and welcome to all. MAGKD! 🐶