She sure cut out nice! Another excellent video. Really enjoy watchin you work and listening to you explain things that you are doing. Keep up the great work and keep her safe out there. Have a great week ahead keep lookin up.
My experience of having a Specialist page on Facebook is that most people who commented were not even qualified. I would not worry your channel is doing really well.
Love the "backbarring" through the heart ! Never seen it done that way, with both hands on back-handle... Nice & clean as always ! Once again - thanx for sharing !
I like your style lol. If they say crazy💩, then they’re crazy. Such “Wolf trees” are named that way because their canopy eats the sunlight of all growth beneath them. It’s been 10 years since I cut a monster one down. Great video
Great Felling Technique my Friend. I do agree with you 100% to touch up your Saw Edge after cutting thru moss. If you Could show how to Sharpen a 325, 3/16 63gauge Chain would be Welcome Buddy. You are very experienced in Felling Trees and I sure could learn alot from you for sure. Great Video as always My Friend. Ron from the Woodyard in Duanesburg NY
Nice tree. Pretty funny how all of the sudden everyone is an expert at everything sitting behind their computer/phone. People also tend to forget that video is 2 dimensional so the camera inherently misses at least 1/3 of the information, let alone what's not seen at all in the frame.
Im no logger ..jusr arborist..but do quite a bit felling..wish you were close to my area needd a buyer just dropped a 6ft4 dbh red oak..and some beech ..hickory. and others..the oak i saved out 55ft of spar..then another 8 or 10ft ..section ..i think one was chestnut..not sure my book was in another truck had few commas so memory is terrible..and im in different state..smokey mountains..Tennessee..originally the owner wanted to leave stumps high so couldve saved out more but its good amount few 45ft few 55ft few 40 few 35 to 40..and some 25ft and 18 ft..
Boring the heart out set the height of your back cut and it helps to have your back cut slightly higher than the bottom of your wedge. The hinge breaks off easily this way
@@Good.Fellers One more observation, two popular must have mods we see pitched on line are full wraps and muffler mods exiting straight out the front. THIS tree is more in line with what I have ( Hard Sugar Maple ) and I see this... a familiar feel. Imagine the SAME video with little pipes stuck out the front of the muffler or the muffler a goofy tube out past the bucking spikes AND a full wrap :) Log sale for me is tomorrow! And we have great weather for felling ahead. :)
I have a Fisher Papa Bear in my garage and a Napoleon in my house and I keep em both stoked. I love burning wood, it’s one of my favorite parts of life.
I had 40 years of experience running an operation that would receive at the least 1 major inspections/audit per month. I always took their response in stride but at the end of the day would carry on with how I was managing my operations. Bottom line you do what's best for your operation and let the nonsense go in one ear and out the other. Thanks
I have just recently started cutting walnut timber. I either spur cut or flush cut them. Have wedged a couple when needed. I feel like I am pretty good at sharpening a chain. But for the life of me I can't cut near as good as you with top of my bar. I will say our trees are real dirty in the bark. I mean you can see the sparks fly when cutting in the bark. I use semi chisel chain as I can't keep full chisel sharp. Do you have any pointers as to why I would having troubles cutting with the top of my bar
Ya gotta run full chisel and ya gotta be sharp. What I mean that you may need to file a lot more often then u are now.i have cut in every situation and these are what i believe. Keep at it and you’ll get good at it. Can’t cut with top of bar like I do if chain isn’t sharp. I believe there’s no such thing as kinda sharp.
Man, do you. You clearly know what you’re doing. Anyone who’s ever done anything can see that. I had a guy tell me I can never put my hand anywhere but behind the break. I don’t know where they get this shit.
Fallin em…buckin em either 1 especially dandies like that I love more than anything..just seein all those limbs to cut made me wanna fly down it…I got a older 460 with lw 32” makes a good limber….which big hard oak ones 394 or 95 I’ll use just as you do…old 288 filed up with good bar hard to beat too…solid saw and cut hard many hrs hot..cold don’t matter…
@@Good.Fellers I can tell you have as much passion for it as myself…I used to head out 10 at night pourin rain just to cut firewood by myself dark miles from anybody…1 would think man was crazy but when you like something and it’s your $ maker not many things gonna stop you….👊🏻💪🏻
Mr. Good...on the criticism, most of the time, the large majority of criticism comes from commentors with little experience and zero knowledge, it comes out in the exchange of dialog. In the forum world, if you don't have pictures, it didn't happen. On RUclips, if you don't have video footage to back it up, you are just another commentor...
Yeah most of the people who know what they’re doing are probably out doing it. The problem then becomes uneducated people are the only ones talking and that creates more uneducated people. It’s a vicious cycle that has created a pretty poor pool to hire from in my opinion.
Keep mentioning fiber pull and hinge wood, but after cutting 95 % of holding wood out , there’s no hinge, or holding wood to pull. That’s why the tree rolled over at the end, and walnut violently flew off stump. Cutting like this , a matter of time before a tree sits back on bar and possibly takes out a saw. Or worse.
I have to say, your chains are sharp! It seems your saws cut so smooth. Love the videos! Thanks for bringing us along!
Glad you enjoy the videos.
She sure cut out nice! Another excellent video. Really enjoy watchin you work and listening to you explain things that you are doing. Keep up the great work and keep her safe out there. Have a great week ahead keep lookin up.
You too, be safe my friend.
You are one of the few that I have subacribed to you make common sense out of wood cutting. Please stay safe out in the woods
Thank you, I try to do things that make sense.
Don’t mind the crazy commenters. Your work speaks for itself. I’m no expert but you certainly are, Sir. Thanks Feller.
Awe, thank you!
Awesome job and I enjoy your videos,
Thank you, I’m glad you like my videos.
My experience of having a Specialist page on Facebook is that most people who commented were not even qualified. I would not worry your channel is doing really well.
Yeah, I’m not worried just surprised.
Thanks for sharing another logging experience. Looking forward to your next logging adventure.
Thank you!
Love the "backbarring" through the heart ! Never seen it done that way, with both hands on back-handle...
Nice & clean as always !
Once again - thanx for sharing !
Glad you enjoyed it!
I always do !@@Good.Fellers
Awesome
Awesome video feller I love watching them big ones hit the ground
Hell yeah, buddy.
When I was a kid I hated seeing trees like this. It was us kids that had to cut up the top for firewood. Crazy how much wood is in a top like that.
Yes sir!
Another great video! Looking forward to more on sharpening a chain.
Glad you liked it.
I like your style lol. If they say crazy💩, then they’re crazy. Such “Wolf trees” are named that way because their canopy eats the sunlight of all growth beneath them. It’s been 10 years since I cut a monster one down. Great video
Glad you enjoyed it. That makes sense.
Whatchn you cut trees is like goin to the art gallery, i appreciate how you explain what youre doin and why....
I’m very glad you like the videos.
Great job 👏 you make it look so easy.
Thank you!!!
Nice video Feller! Love to watch a Sharp chainsaw eat wood.
Hell yeah!
I enjoy your feedback on cutting. Good videos
Ty
I did not know you could plunge the face-cut, leave your hinge, and start your back cuts? I'm still learning-thanks for the instruction!
Be careful!
Nice sawmill log quarter saw be way 2 go in my opinion good job as always sir.
Hey thank you!
Damn your saws cut fast and smooth. Can't wait for the next video
Thank you!
Great Felling Technique my Friend. I do agree with you 100% to touch up your Saw Edge after cutting thru moss. If you Could show how to Sharpen a 325, 3/16 63gauge Chain would be Welcome Buddy. You are very experienced in Felling Trees and I sure could learn alot from you for sure. Great Video as always My Friend. Ron from the Woodyard in Duanesburg NY
Glad you liked it!
I haven’t seen what you have done with the tops. Anybody pulling that wood out?
I do enjoy your content.
No, we don’t mess with them.
Ur flawless bro best cutter I've seen
Thank you!
Great looking tree,good job on that and I'm in agreement with you on the other stuff as well
Thank you!
@@Good.Fellers your welcome
Count the rings on the stump and tell us how old these big trees are when you are done cutting.
Ok
A little different from what I'm accustomed to doing, but your way sure worked. Good video. Good job.
Hey thank you!
Nice tree. Pretty funny how all of the sudden everyone is an expert at everything sitting behind their computer/phone. People also tend to forget that video is 2 dimensional so the camera inherently misses at least 1/3 of the information, let alone what's not seen at all in the frame.
Yep, men have been cutting trees for thousands of years. It’s not that complicated.
By God awesomeness right there now!I'd like to see the limbing on the big pig for sure!💯💪🤙👏👊
Glad ya dig it.
Hey bro awesome husky. Which one is that? It looks like a 572 or a 592. And good lookin tree.
592, thank you
I agree on back barring or using the top to me its easier then running it on the the pulling side
Yes sir.
The top has a lot of good firewood in that top 😊
Hard to get wood out.
Very nice tree . I have similar size hard maple that need to be dealt with . These cutting tips help .
Be careful.
Yes sir . The big branches can be scary .@@Good.Fellers
Im no logger ..jusr arborist..but do quite a bit felling..wish you were close to my area needd a buyer just dropped a 6ft4 dbh red oak..and some beech ..hickory. and others..the oak i saved out 55ft of spar..then another 8 or 10ft ..section ..i think one was chestnut..not sure my book was in another truck had few commas so memory is terrible..and im in different state..smokey mountains..Tennessee..originally the owner wanted to leave stumps high so couldve saved out more but its good amount few 45ft few 55ft few 40 few 35 to 40..and some 25ft and 18 ft..
Right on.
When you bore the middle of your wedge, why do you bore it above the middle? Just wondering when you bore the heart out. Thanks. Love all you do!
Boring the heart out set the height of your back cut and it helps to have your back cut slightly higher than the bottom of your wedge. The hinge breaks off easily this way
When are we going to see the Deere pull, I have questions if I don't see it on your video, thanks for sharing very enjoyable to watch .
Deere won’t be out for a few more months but it will hit the channel. I’m getting a parts list together for it.
And that is how you cut hardwood boys and girls 👍🏻
Thank you for the kind words.
Nice :) I have a bunch of Red Oak I'm cutting now, fun tree's to fell! Little or no propensity for fiber pull :)
👍 that’s great!
@@Good.Fellers One more observation, two popular must have mods we see pitched on line are full wraps and muffler mods exiting straight out the front. THIS tree is more in line with what I have ( Hard Sugar Maple ) and I see this... a familiar feel. Imagine the SAME video with little pipes stuck out the front of the muffler or the muffler a goofy tube out past the bucking spikes AND a full wrap :) Log sale for me is tomorrow! And we have great weather for felling ahead. :)
@afleetcommand full wraps are not reasonable for good timber and the stupid pipes will have you eating fumes.
Good luck on the sale.
that top was a monster. the thought you put into getting that tree on the ground was worth it. how is your stove burning?
I have a Fisher Papa Bear in my garage and a Napoleon in my house and I keep em both stoked. I love burning wood, it’s one of my favorite parts of life.
Is there a reason for cutting the log to skidding length before you limb and top it? Cool video.
I limbed and topped all I took from that tree.
I had 40 years of experience running an operation that would receive at the least 1 major inspections/audit per month. I always took their response in stride but at the end of the day would carry on with how I was managing my operations. Bottom line you do what's best for your operation and let the nonsense go in one ear and out the other. Thanks
You sound like you’re at the top of your class. I agree 100 percent.
Have a great week
You too buddy!
We call em cats face as well.
Industry term I reckon
Good looking fall.
Thank you! I’m a hunter of arrow heads my self.
@@Good.Fellers I can't imagine my life without it
There was an Indian camp across the street from my house. You find at least a point every time you walk out there.
I have just recently started cutting walnut timber. I either spur cut or flush cut them. Have wedged a couple when needed. I feel like I am pretty good at sharpening a chain. But for the life of me I can't cut near as good as you with top of my bar. I will say our trees are real dirty in the bark. I mean you can see the sparks fly when cutting in the bark. I use semi chisel chain as I can't keep full chisel sharp.
Do you have any pointers as to why I would having troubles cutting with the top of my bar
Ya gotta run full chisel and ya gotta be sharp.
What I mean that you may need to file a lot more often then u are now.i have cut in every situation and these are what i believe. Keep at it and you’ll get good at it. Can’t cut with top of bar like I do if chain isn’t sharp. I believe there’s no such thing as kinda sharp.
Thanks. I appreciate it.
@user-ml2nd5br3m no problem
Be careful
Bonjour de FRANCE 🇨🇵 , 🤝👍👍👍👏👏👏👌🪓🪵🌳💪 !
Hello!👋
How much do you get for a veneer log ? Typically.
As much as I can, lol
Depends on grade, species, texture, etc.
Man, do you. You clearly know what you’re doing. Anyone who’s ever done anything can see that. I had a guy tell me I can never put my hand anywhere but behind the break. I don’t know where they get this shit.
Yeah, I see people doing things and preaching things that make no sense. It’s a shame that people buy into most of the nonsense that’s out there.
Fallin em…buckin em either 1 especially dandies like that I love more than anything..just seein all those limbs to cut made me wanna fly down it…I got a older 460 with lw 32” makes a good limber….which big hard oak ones 394 or 95 I’ll use just as you do…old 288 filed up with good bar hard to beat too…solid saw and cut hard many hrs hot..cold don’t matter…
I love it too!
@@Good.Fellers I can tell you have as much passion for it as myself…I used to head out 10 at night pourin rain just to cut firewood by myself dark miles from anybody…1 would think man was crazy but when you like something and it’s your $ maker not many things gonna stop you….👊🏻💪🏻
@charlesmullins3238 Yeah, I only know a few people who care about timber as much as I do. I cut every minute I can.
We call that kind of trigger a dogthooth here in PA.
Never heard that before.
Are you running full chisel skip tooth or something else
I run stihl 33rs chain or it’s .063 equivalent. Thats a square tooth that you file with a round file and not skip tooth.
@@Good.Fellers ok thanks
@dannyshupp5878 no problem.
Mr. Good...on the criticism, most of the time, the large majority of criticism comes from commentors with little experience and zero knowledge, it comes out in the exchange of dialog. In the forum world, if you don't have pictures, it didn't happen. On RUclips, if you don't have video footage to back it up, you are just another commentor...
Yeah most of the people who know what they’re doing are probably out doing it. The problem then becomes uneducated people are the only ones talking and that creates more uneducated people. It’s a vicious cycle that has created a pretty poor pool to hire from in my opinion.
Nice Felling👍🏼🪵🇺🇸
Thank you!
Jatuh nya kayu pas sesuai arah yang diinginkan
Yes it does. 👍
Keep mentioning fiber pull and hinge wood, but after cutting 95 % of holding wood out , there’s no hinge, or holding wood to pull. That’s why the tree rolled over at the end, and walnut violently flew off stump.
Cutting like this , a matter of time before a tree sits back on bar and possibly takes out a saw. Or worse.
That 5 percent will take away a lot of log in thecwrong circumstance.