A “Big” Douglas Fir in the Midwest 😀

We don’t often find larger Douglas fir specimens in Wisconsin, this one was formidable and declining from the bottom up. Additionally, the clients were renovating the entire hardscape around the house. This tree was not going to fair well with all the disturbances. I forgot som critical equipment and I challenged Brandon to a race. 😀 Don’t forget to visit www.gameoftrees.com where all of your purchases help support our Guatemala canopy research project. hammsarborcare.com/guatemala-...

[@br-dj2ti]

God bless Kevin I hope all is well my friend

[@GreatWhiteSquid]

I'm not an arborist. Don't have the money to send myself through the courses yet. But I do climb and am learning and soaking up as much info as possible. Every time I watch one of your videos I learn something new. Usually something small. But it means a great deal. Thanks for sharing all your knowledge and expertise, Kevin!!!

[@GameofTrees]

Remember gameoftrees.com as you acquire equipment 😃 thanks, I’m glad you are getting some value.

[@artillerest43rdva7]

Kevin the was crazy when the cut trunk hit the brick walk way! that was a big divot, 6 bricks pushed in to
the ground! just scary if it hit some thing on the house! great job getting the tree down!

[@GameofTrees]

Yeah, it was a great scenario to kind of show what damage can be done I would not want to fix that walkway :-)

[@FredBlake-cp3bm]

Cool video!

[@GameofTrees]

Thanks

[@batmantiss]

A little hustle from the ground crew wouldn't hurt

[@GameofTrees]

Everything proceeded along quite nicely.