I'm not an arborist, but I love your videos. I watch them out of curiosity that was sparked by one of my best friends who was an arborist. In may 2018 he was killed on the job when working during excessive high winds.. Your videos make me happy by remembering him and the job that he loved so much... I'm glad you posted this video to highlight some safety aspects for those who are in your industry. stay safe out there, god bless.
The biggest thing we can all get out of that kind of tragedy is understanding and learning from it! I’m 25 yrs in to this and still learning, anyone who says they are done learning is an idiot! God bless your family member who lost his life doing this dangerous work!🙏
I just started climbing three years ago and I just turned 40 years old. You could classify me as “a frayed of heights” lol, but I still do what I can for the business I am employed by, even though I want to shit my pants every time I get in the saddle. I appreciate how you put in your faults along with your successes. We should all have a great deal of humility, it certainly helps camaraderie.
The devil is in the details... Thinking that you are boring your followers and cutting to the chase, leaves out important information. When actually the least important part is the cutting and felling... the ratiomal, equipment, processes and techniques leading up that is what viewers get the most out of... If it crosses your mind don't leave it out; as to someone out here it's new. I would have enjoyed hearing about the custom rigging at the opening of this video... KEEP UP THE GREAT WORK! 🌴Puerto Rico, USA🌳
The grappling hook was awesome. A lot of the guys that climb here would of fought throw line to set a climbing line. That was an awesome show of rigging guys! Thanks for all the tips. Thanks for the laughs this morning. Always A+ in my book.
My friend, I’ve cut down a lot of trees and am clearing sections of my 50-acre property in the mountains now. But I don’t climb. Watching you has made me realize I need to slow down and think more. Twice in the last month I l’ve had a branch come outta nowhere and knock my helmet. Whatever you’re teaching, I’m watching.
We must be living in a parallel universe because I just went over some of these same principles about tying off rigging with my guys. One of my infamous quotes is: " You don't know what you don't know until you know." Wonderful job on entire video and especially the rigging! Maybe next time show Jeff wrapping the RC-2000 to get those great runs, and I like the way you went from MRS to DRS with the zig zag. I really enjoy the content and the time you put into the production of these vids. Very inspiring!
“When you hook it a certain way, you’re about to see a certain action.” Exactly!!! When you get to the point you can accurately predict what is going to happen, the job gets a lot easier.
And it's one of those things you gotta do wrong to know how to do it right sometimes. I used to rig antennas and stuff on big radio towers. Every once in a while I'd rig something and no matter how cock sure I was that it was skookum, the damn thing would do something crazy when the last bolt was out. Got lucky that I never got hurt (too badly) or damaged something more than once. But each time teaches you something. Like August says, "you know it when you know it".
I love watching you climb rig and cut. Your a very intelligent and accomplished tree man. The little tricks and stuff you show us is always a welcomed bonus!!! Thank you
I always clean up my stubs too. Learned that from your videos, just haven't convinced my crew yet. I'm getting better at landing pieces flat, but not getting consistent A+s you do. Enjoyed the video as always!
A beast?? That’s a lack for better words man! Reg is old school meets new school wrapped up in one!! He’s the man, I’ve been climbing for 25 yrs and I’ve learned tricks from him!👍💪😎
Realy an nice pice off Art again August and the crew. From the North off the Netherlands, with "Sikko Polling tree service" in Town its good to learn some tips and trics from that guy Hunicke. Great job you deliverd again. Kind regard. Harro
You know, everything you & crew do have great meaning to anyone paying attention. Your work, your explanations, your technique to put us all at ease, use of your equipment or old school ways, you are great and a 'great person'! Carry that around for a time and stay safe. God bless. Sonny (CT)
I remember a video of a climber falling and landing on a stub directly in his ass. Had to cut the stub and lift him while leaving it in til the hospital😬 I was told when first starting, no stubs unless you leave one above 30ft as a safety catch for your lanyard. That was for spuring on a single buckstrap though. Be safe🇺🇸🇺🇸
Great video as always. I about spit my coffee out when ya said that about leaving stubs lol. That’s unfortunate thing about not learning from the older generation of tree guys bc you rarely ever leave a stub unless it’s needed. Have a great day much love 💪🌲Tree Life
August, absolutely live your videos, I work for AAdams tree out of Woodinville , use to work for lineage out of monroe wa, been doin this for a long time (5 years) ... mostly ground guy work, I bought my own gear l, and I'm afraid of heights ha what an idiot rite, well any way ... love your vids bud, keep it up... I watch them all, you definitely don't have a clue what your doin, just like all of us ... lol jk.. if I wbr move to Oregon I'll be hitting you up for a job.. any way .. thanks for the footage
You always look so comfortable in the trees. I was told I had tendonitis and a band was recommended. I was told it was caused by the heels of my hands resting on the table top and the body of my hands being raised up to type and mouse. I laid the key board flat and got hand rests for the keyboard and mouse. Pain went away and stayed away.
Sure do like watchin u guys do big trees an explanation of different cuts an rigging helps us tinhorns so much I say thanks a lot for your vids but I really do appreciate them an you an your guys knowledge an got to use MonkeyBeaver saddle again today like it better each time I use it an suspenders make it awesome
this is probably one of my favorite videos ...." I don't wanna talk a lot I just wanna work " .....i don't like to talk in my videos but i like to watch people talk in their videos, because it give me a sense of their demeanor while doing that job. You can tell someone is confident, or if they are unsure about the what going on.... you can tell if they are in a good mood or a bad mood and I think all of that determines how that tree will be done. I think this video is a very excellent representation of what we do for a living and how to do it at a high level....there are some many cool things in this video i could talk about but i just wanna watch stay safe stay healthy
Who ever sed that about leaving stubs is the Greenhorn! I had one snag on me on a tree job I was doing by myself! Not recommend but Daddy needed the bacon it was the most sketchy tree I had done to date! But my top got hung up on a stub that was less than a 1/2 inch! I couldn’t reduplicate the way it snagged up if my life depended on it one in a million unlucky shots! But from that day forward I get it all flush to the tree it will ruin your day could cause a fatal accident! You don’t get away with to many of them with out paying a price physically or monetarily! Great video brother! Keep up the great content!🤙🏻
Great video today. Nice clear imagery and the color was right on. You make it look so easy while giving me chill bumps because it's so scary. There's a Vermeer Plant about a 30 minute drive from me here in Alabama. I think they produce agricultural machinery there. You must like their equipment.
I enjoyed this, yes! That little mod'd 2511T w Panther bar and chain is damn cool ... almost as cool as August the man, the legend. Love the good work that you guys do! Thank you so much for sharing this job with us!
Good morning sir. My coffee is ready so I can sit and watch this video before I start my day because I always learn something new every day from you! Thankyou for each video good luck and blessings 🙏👍👊
I love the echo, can’t find a place that can port it here i Denmark but it doesn’t matter that much for my use. Always nice to watch some climbing. (Travors videos are awesome for fooling my subconscious mind - It is nerdy to watch raw but very giving if one put in the time). Thx for sharing videos August team. I like the “new” style (teaching). Keep’em coming/Soren
Great video, impressive little saw. Thanks for mentioning the way you have the saw set up. Quarter pitch and high chain speed make for smooth cutting and and control. Make your moves deliberate, stay safe, and keep reminding the ground crew to look up when they hear your saw running.
Great work August I learn little tricks of the trade on every video. I have been climbing for 7 years clients say that I’m no longer a student but I say I always will be a student in this trade cause everyday your in school studying the craft workmanship angles pulling forces ect. Keep on teaching in your videos you do amazing work and I will keep studying
The amount of passion you all show is astounding, I’ve worked for good foreman, and bad firemen. But you all have a great team that’s very in tune with each other and I love it. I know you after watching you for so long, I know and understand you’re a humble tree crew. Show up, do the job, and you don’t gloat about it while showing what a good crew looks like. I cannot put into words the amount of tips and tricks you’ve placed in my library of tree work knowledge that I pull from. I’m very thankful, you’re doing yeoman’s work for our industry as a whole, god bless.
The 2511 is certainly a teriffic saw for this. It's light, fast and holds enough gas. Hope I can get one some time when they are in stock. Some people may be confused about why BRS leaves some branches sticking out a little in the top of fir trees to stand on when he is topping and you explained why you are not. I liked that. Your spar poles were perfect for what you were doing. Racoon poop may have roundworms in it so it's not benign but I'm sure you were just making a joke. This was a beautiful tree job. Thank you very much for the video.
Climbed my first tree Wednesday. Been watching you for the last 6 months. Great videos. Definitely learn a lot from them. Can't wait to get back in a tree again next week.
Amazing great footage, another fantastic job by the professionals. I learnt so much about this tree felling, the physics, geometry involved is great stuff. Keep it up boys.
The "RC" on the lowering device literally stands for "Reg coates". What a legend. And you're right up there yourself August. Much respect to you guys 🤙
Couldn't agree more. Love my 2511T. It's stock, but works like a little honey badger on anything but the main stem down to 12". It'd cut larger but why work the saw more than I need to.
August that rigging point was a bit sketchy, I like that you know it's just a bit "sketchy" and not a no go. Those sketchy climbs are proof you've put the time in to learn the limits.. Always like your vids. Great work from everyone. Good work chemistry. Be well my man 🤝
I really love ur videos man ..i like ur system so much it made me buy one of ur harnesses with the suspenders and im gonna start my one tree company ..good luck to me and u guys
That was a job well done. You know I can watch a good baker mould and bake loaves of bread, or a carpenter cut a good joint - or I can watch an August cut a tree (or a Buckin' - how come you guys are often so different, but still both do excellent work?). Thanks for the videos.
You can really tell August knows what he is doing, didn't leave any stubs on this tree that would cause rigged limbs to hang up on. Also he took the time to recognize that rigging off the same spar you are tied into poses risk that you need to acknowledge and account for... Great work August and team! Keep climbing and cutting August it helps you stay connected to who you are and why you do what you do!
Clamp-it like Jed. A new Go-Pro method, I wondered how you move that camera around so easily. Do you carry a small pouch with things like Go-Pro batteries and extra saw fuel, or do you lower/raise everything to your crew for support? Nice job to August and crew, super cutters and film production guys! Thanks for taking us on this job.
August, you make that dangerous work look so deceivingly easy! You have found your calling. LOVE your content! Please keep ‘em coming!
I'm not an arborist, but I love your videos. I watch them out of curiosity that was sparked by one of my best friends who was an arborist. In may 2018 he was killed on the job when working during excessive high winds.. Your videos make me happy by remembering him and the job that he loved so much... I'm glad you posted this video to highlight some safety aspects for those who are in your industry. stay safe out there, god bless.
We live on in the memories of those whom loved us... Keep the faith; your comment was moving.
Sad.
The biggest thing we can all get out of that kind of tragedy is understanding and learning from it!
I’m 25 yrs in to this and still learning, anyone who says they are done learning is an idiot! God bless your family member who lost his life doing this dangerous work!🙏
That's a fine compliment..
I'm sorry to hear about your friend. Glad you can honor him by remembering him for what he was.
I just started climbing three years ago and I just turned 40 years old. You could classify me as “a frayed of heights” lol, but I still do what I can for the business I am employed by, even though I want to shit my pants every time I get in the saddle. I appreciate how you put in your faults along with your successes. We should all have a great deal of humility, it certainly helps camaraderie.
Your writing is both eloquent and concise.
Your comments always leave me with something to think about.
You pointed out the way you strap on your gaffs and I can't not notice them now. Thanks, August.
The devil is in the details...
Thinking that you are boring your followers and cutting to the chase, leaves out important information.
When actually the least important part is the cutting and felling... the ratiomal, equipment, processes and techniques leading up that is what viewers get the most out of...
If it crosses your mind don't leave it out; as to someone out here it's new. I would have enjoyed hearing about the custom rigging at the opening of this video...
KEEP UP THE GREAT WORK!
🌴Puerto Rico, USA🌳
I concur, August. I hear it a lot in your commentary. Don't worry about boring the viewers. Unless it's just too boring for you, haha.
Dig into his videos. Hes pretty fuggin descriptive
I've been climbing trimming falling for years I learned tidbits from everybody
The grappling hook was awesome. A lot of the guys that climb here would of fought throw line to set a climbing line. That was an awesome show of rigging guys! Thanks for all the tips. Thanks for the laughs this morning. Always A+ in my book.
My friend, I’ve cut down a lot of trees and am clearing sections of my 50-acre property in the mountains now.
But I don’t climb.
Watching you has made me realize I need to slow down and think more.
Twice in the last month I l’ve had a branch come outta nowhere and knock my helmet.
Whatever you’re teaching, I’m watching.
Early in my climbing career cant even tell u how mad I used to get at my self for leaving nubs even the smallest ones will cause a nightmare !
We must be living in a parallel universe because I just went over some of these same principles about tying off rigging with my guys. One of my infamous quotes is: " You don't know what you don't know until you know." Wonderful job on entire video and especially the rigging! Maybe next time show Jeff wrapping the RC-2000 to get those great runs, and I like the way you went from MRS to DRS with the zig zag. I really enjoy the content and the time you put into the production of these vids. Very inspiring!
I don't like anybody who uses acronyms for their work on swinging rope.
I just keep returning to old vids and learn and retain more each time. THANKS.
“When you hook it a certain way, you’re about to see a certain action.” Exactly!!! When you get to the point you can accurately predict what is going to happen, the job gets a lot easier.
And it's one of those things you gotta do wrong to know how to do it right sometimes. I used to rig antennas and stuff on big radio towers. Every once in a while I'd rig something and no matter how cock sure I was that it was skookum, the damn thing would do something crazy when the last bolt was out. Got lucky that I never got hurt (too badly) or damaged something more than once. But each time teaches you something. Like August says, "you know it when you know it".
31:47 Superb rigging. It doesn´t get any better than that.
I know at least one guy, who would've done that job in half the time, for $200 less..
Love watching the video's, great job.
You are a hero! A true expert and man of integrity!
August I really enjoy watching u work ur videos have inspired me an helped me find what I wont to do thanks an keep them coming
I watch a lot of tree workers August.
You and Blair Glenn get most of my time.
I really admire your knowledge and nerves.I am shaking just watching.
I love watching you climb rig and cut. Your a very intelligent and accomplished tree man. The little tricks and stuff you show us is always a welcomed bonus!!! Thank you
You have a way of putting complex concepts into simple terms.
Your comments are a testament to your intelligence and creativity.
You have a way of putting complex concepts into simple terms.
I always clean up my stubs too. Learned that from your videos, just haven't convinced my crew yet. I'm getting better at landing pieces flat, but not getting consistent A+s you do. Enjoyed the video as always!
Your writing is both eloquent and concise.
Your comments are consistently insightful and thought-provoking.
You have a way of making people feel comfortable and at ease.
I love your explanations, and the extra camera angles makes it all the more easily understood. Don't hesitate to gab, ha ha. A+ in my books.
thanx for mentioning type of saw - was wondering all the way through - brilliant job .
Watching this before I head out to pick up my new side by side and head to my property in West Virginia to make some saw dust. Thank you!
I love watching your videos, i spend most of my spare time watching. What talent you and your crew have.
Your writing style is engaging and captivating.
Your writing is both eloquent and concise.
Reg Coates is a beast bro I watch a lot of his videos.
He really is. Just massive respect for his composure irrespective of the tree work itself
Yea he's cucumber cool in the air.. educated climber and climbing arborists also great climbers
A beast?? That’s a lack for better words man! Reg is old school meets new school wrapped up in one!!
He’s the man, I’ve been climbing for 25 yrs and I’ve learned tricks from him!👍💪😎
@@leerussell1030 Yes he's LEGEND
Well I got my shot of adrenal rush watching you risk your life way high in the trees. Thankfully you did another great job. Whew!
Thank you for another great video
Realy an nice pice off Art again August and the crew. From the North off the Netherlands, with "Sikko Polling tree service" in Town its good to learn some tips and trics from that guy Hunicke. Great job you deliverd again. Kind regard. Harro
So appreciate your time to put us in the view and your teaching us... me... Kiwi down under.
You know, everything you & crew do have great meaning to anyone paying attention. Your work, your explanations, your technique to put us all at ease, use of your equipment or old school ways, you are great and a 'great person'! Carry that around for a time and stay safe. God bless. Sonny (CT)
Your comments are always so well-researched and informed.
You have a way of putting complex concepts into simple terms.
Your comments always leave me with something to think about.
The more treework i get exposed to the more relatable your uploads get. Thank you for providing valuable content!!!
Your comments are always so well-researched and informed.
Your comments always leave me with something to think about.
You have a way of making people feel comfortable and at ease.
Stay in school kids, and SAY NO TO STUBS.
And stubs
Stubs ALWAYS come back to haunt you! Always.
@@jessanna9365 - Sometimes you need them.
I remember a video of a climber falling and landing on a stub directly in his ass. Had to cut the stub and lift him while leaving it in til the hospital😬 I was told when first starting, no stubs unless you leave one above 30ft as a safety catch for your lanyard. That was for spuring on a single buckstrap though. Be safe🇺🇸🇺🇸
team w key oh my. I’ve heard of leaving for a catch also actually. But yeah, when rigging it isn’t a great idea.
Great video august from you and the crew 👍
When you jumped from limb to other side I just about lost it! Flying squirrel!! Great job, y'all!
U rock keep up the great work and videos!!!
August and Damien have some of the biggest cajones on YT. Straight brass.
Great video as always. I about spit my coffee out when ya said that about leaving stubs lol. That’s unfortunate thing about not learning from the older generation of tree guys bc you rarely ever leave a stub unless it’s needed. Have a great day much love 💪🌲Tree Life
I admire your ability to see things from multiple perspectives.
Your comments are always so well-researched and informed.
Your writing style is engaging and captivating.
August, absolutely live your videos, I work for AAdams tree out of Woodinville , use to work for lineage out of monroe wa, been doin this for a long time (5 years) ... mostly ground guy work, I bought my own gear l, and I'm afraid of heights ha what an idiot rite, well any way ... love your vids bud, keep it up... I watch them all, you definitely don't have a clue what your doin, just like all of us ... lol jk.. if I wbr move to Oregon I'll be hitting you up for a job.. any way .. thanks for the footage
You always look so comfortable in the trees.
I was told I had tendonitis and a band was recommended. I was told it was caused by the heels of my hands resting on the table top and the body of my hands being raised up to type and mouse. I laid the key board flat and got hand rests for the keyboard and mouse. Pain went away and stayed away.
Your writing style is engaging and captivating.
I love the sense of humour you guys have. Great morale is weird lol
Great content bud , keep it up. Learn alot from your channel.
Absolutely Amazing August ! Triple A+++
Sure do like watchin u guys do big trees an explanation of different cuts an rigging helps us tinhorns so much I say thanks a lot for your vids but I really do appreciate them an you an your guys knowledge an got to use MonkeyBeaver saddle again today like it better each time I use it an suspenders make it awesome
this is probably one of my favorite videos ...." I don't wanna talk a lot I just wanna work " .....i don't like to talk in my videos but i like to watch people talk in their videos, because it give me a sense of their demeanor while doing that job. You can tell someone is confident, or if they are unsure about the what going on.... you can tell if they are in a good mood or a bad mood and I think all of that determines how that tree will be done. I think this video is a very excellent representation of what we do for a living and how to do it at a high level....there are some many cool things in this video i could talk about but i just wanna watch
stay safe stay healthy
Gay comment, on a Gay job.
Your writing style is engaging and captivating.
I admire your ability to see things from multiple perspectives.
Your comments are a testament to your intelligence and creativity.
Who ever sed that about leaving stubs is the Greenhorn! I had one snag on me on a tree job I was doing by myself! Not recommend but Daddy needed the bacon it was the most sketchy tree I had done to date! But my top got hung up on a stub that was less than a 1/2 inch! I couldn’t reduplicate the way it snagged up if my life depended on it one in a million unlucky shots! But from that day forward I get it all flush to the tree it will ruin your day could cause a fatal accident! You don’t get away with to many of them with out paying a price physically or monetarily! Great video brother! Keep up the great content!🤙🏻
Woooooo!!!! You tied some "I just want to go home" sized limbs on that thing. Loving the videos bro..
Just finished a 12-hour day, and want to go back up the tree watching your video. Lol great work
Excellent video!❤
Really nice job and great video as usual!!
fabulous commentary and as ever a thoroughly professional job completely sympathetic to the customers garden. 👍🏻
Your writing style is engaging and captivating.
Your writing is both eloquent and concise.
You have made me understand this is science. thanks!
Great work August and great team 🤛
Great video today. Nice clear imagery and the color was right on. You make it look so easy while giving me chill bumps because it's so scary. There's a Vermeer Plant about a 30 minute drive from me here in Alabama. I think they produce agricultural machinery there. You must like their equipment.
Your comments are always so well-researched and informed.
Your comments always leave me with something to think about.
I enjoyed this, yes! That little mod'd 2511T w Panther bar and chain is damn cool ... almost as cool as August the man, the legend. Love the good work that you guys do! Thank you so much for sharing this job with us!
Your comments are always so well-researched and informed.
Your comments are always so well-researched and informed.
You have a way of putting complex concepts into simple terms.
Awesome job, August 😄👌👏👏👏❤️
Good morning sir. My coffee is ready so I can sit and watch this video before I start my day because I always learn something new every day from you! Thankyou for each video good luck and blessings 🙏👍👊
Your comments are consistently insightful and thought-provoking.
Your comments always leave me with something to think about.
Great video thanks for posting
This really makes me miss being up in the canopy of large trees. 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼😊
Thank you for taking us along!
Love the way he chats to us you tubers
Your comments are consistently insightful and thought-provoking.
Thanks August, your experience is gold for us amateurs
Your writing style is engaging and captivating.
Your comments are a testament to your intelligence and creativity.
Good old August climbing show! Nicely done good fellows
Simply, but well said thanks August!
morning coffee watching August and the boys! yay!
Very good job, no complaints.
Great job and video like always
I really enjoy your videos you explain what you're doing while a lot of other people don't. It is good information.
Come and watch my RUclips. I show the whole process but explain nothing.
Travor Ahern Travor ahern i love your raw videos bro, you are like the Viking of the trees
I love the echo, can’t find a place that can port it here i Denmark but it doesn’t matter that much for my use. Always nice to watch some climbing. (Travors videos are awesome for fooling my subconscious mind - It is nerdy to watch raw but very giving if one put in the time). Thx for sharing videos August team. I like the “new” style (teaching). Keep’em coming/Soren
Your writing is both eloquent and concise.
Great video, impressive little saw. Thanks for mentioning the way you have the saw set up. Quarter pitch and high chain speed make for smooth cutting and and control. Make your moves deliberate, stay safe, and keep reminding the ground crew to look up when they hear your saw running.
Your comments are consistently insightful and thought-provoking.
You have a way of making people feel comfortable and at ease.
"Clamp it, like on the Beverly Hillbillies"
Action AND comedy. Best show on the interwebs!
“I don’t think Racoon poop has Corona!”. That needs to go on a shirt. 😂
Great work August I learn little tricks of the trade on every video. I have been climbing for 7 years clients say that I’m no longer a student but I say I always will be a student in this trade cause everyday your in school studying the craft workmanship angles pulling forces ect. Keep on teaching in your videos you do amazing work and I will keep studying
Your comments are a testament to your intelligence and creativity.
You have a way of making people feel comfortable and at ease.
Your comments always leave me with something to think about.
The amount of passion you all show is astounding, I’ve worked for good foreman, and bad firemen. But you all have a great team that’s very in tune with each other and I love it. I know you after watching you for so long, I know and understand you’re a humble tree crew. Show up, do the job, and you don’t gloat about it while showing what a good crew looks like. I cannot put into words the amount of tips and tricks you’ve placed in my library of tree work knowledge that I pull from. I’m very thankful, you’re doing yeoman’s work for our industry as a whole, god bless.
You have a way of making people feel comfortable and at ease.
You have a way of putting complex concepts into simple terms.
“I’m coughing from sawdust, not corona, I Promise. - quote of the day
Always enjoy your expertise in your craft of work.
The 2511 is certainly a teriffic saw for this. It's light, fast and holds enough gas. Hope I can get one some time when they are in stock. Some people may be confused about why BRS leaves some branches sticking out a little in the top of fir trees to stand on when he is topping and you explained why you are not. I liked that. Your spar poles were perfect for what you were doing. Racoon poop may have roundworms in it so it's not benign but I'm sure you were just making a joke. This was a beautiful tree job. Thank you very much for the video.
Your comments are always so well-researched and informed.
Your comments are always so well-researched and informed.
Your comments are always so well-researched and informed.
Climbed my first tree Wednesday. Been watching you for the last 6 months. Great videos. Definitely learn a lot from them. Can't wait to get back in a tree again next week.
Your comments are always so well-researched and informed.
Your writing is both eloquent and concise.
It's been 2years. How's it going
I think we are all in awe of your expertise, sir. Thank you for posting work of such quality.
Your comments are a testament to your intelligence and creativity.
Your writing style is engaging and captivating.
Your writing style is engaging and captivating.
I throughly enjoyed the tutorial August, we have been wrecking trees for the past two weeks lots of rigging ..
Nice one.Great job!
Amazing great footage, another fantastic job by the professionals. I learnt so much about this tree felling, the physics, geometry involved is great stuff. Keep it up boys.
You have a way of making people feel comfortable and at ease.
You have a way of putting complex concepts into simple terms.
Your comments are a testament to your intelligence and creativity.
Very nice rigging, master groundcrew !
I'm always wafching from japan
It will be a great study
what kind of trees do you climb?
@@jackberdine
climb to various trees
Then watch my video🌲
Thanks for all, wise man.
You do good work,sir!
So fun to watch you guys work and learn from you explaining things.
Your writing style is engaging and captivating.
You have a way of making people feel comfortable and at ease.
👏 I applaud you good sir for that hook.
The "RC" on the lowering device literally stands for "Reg coates". What a legend. And you're right up there yourself August. Much respect to you guys 🤙
Your writing is both eloquent and concise.
Your comments are consistently insightful and thought-provoking.
I like the rigging explanation. Cool video.
New subscriber! Love your work!
Thanks
Couldn't agree more. Love my 2511T. It's stock, but works like a little honey badger on anything but the main stem down to 12". It'd cut larger but why work the saw more than I need to.
Good saw
August great job once again the buckle you are using to lower with what kind of buckle is that I would like to get a few
Good team , nice work 👍👍❤️
August that rigging point was a bit sketchy, I like that you know it's just a bit "sketchy" and not a no go. Those sketchy climbs are proof you've put the time in to learn the limits.. Always like your vids. Great work from everyone. Good work chemistry. Be well my man 🤝
Your comments are always so well-researched and informed.
You have a way of putting complex concepts into simple terms.
We have just found your çhannel, very interesting. We will be watching more
I really love ur videos man ..i like ur system so much it made me buy one of ur harnesses with the suspenders and im gonna start my one tree company ..good luck to me and u guys
Absolutely PERFECT Job Boyz!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Great as usual.
Awesome! Perfect!
That was a job well done. You know I can watch a good baker mould and bake loaves of bread, or a carpenter cut a good joint - or I can watch an August cut a tree (or a Buckin' - how come you guys are often so different, but still both do excellent work?).
Thanks for the videos.
Your writing style is engaging and captivating.
Your writing is both eloquent and concise.
Your comments always leave me with something to think about.
You can really tell August knows what he is doing, didn't leave any stubs on this tree that would cause rigged limbs to hang up on. Also he took the time to recognize that rigging off the same spar you are tied into poses risk that you need to acknowledge and account for... Great work August and team! Keep climbing and cutting August it helps you stay connected to who you are and why you do what you do!
You guys are so funny...
Your comments are always so well-researched and informed.
Your comments are always so well-researched and informed.
Your comments are always so well-researched and informed.
Great video August 👍
Explanations and editing both outstanding. I hope you enjoy doing your videos as much as I do watching.
Your comments are always so well-researched and informed.
Clamp-it like Jed. A new Go-Pro method, I wondered how you move that camera around so easily. Do you carry a small pouch with things like Go-Pro batteries and extra saw fuel, or do you lower/raise everything to your crew for support?
Nice job to August and crew, super cutters and film production guys!
Thanks for taking us on this job.
Your writing is both eloquent and concise.