Thank you Bucking Billy Ray! The wind bomb left our home and property in a disaster and you saved us. The food bank will get a generous gift in your name and the neighbors will get free wood for always being good to us. Thanks for showing there is real goodness in the world. And my 73 year old husband thanks you too!
Not many guys on earth can do that job . And it AMAZED me that you didn't get pinched ONCE . Buckin' you are truly the best I've ever seen . Thanks for taking us with you all these years brother . :)
From a guy who’s been watching all your videos since 2019, this was a fantastic session. I learned something, and for that, I’m grateful. Skills, buckin. Skills.
hey, im not really shure what you mean by you "learned" something from this. This should NOT be done. Like he said himself this was really risky. No working zone, no predictability ... no safety nets at all.. do not try anything you've seen here
I was never so glad to see a tree on the ground. I am so thankful that you didn't get hurt especially when you were going backwards there at one point. The good Lord was watching over you Billy Ray. Love you my brother.
Hey man. I live here in western North Carolina where we got hit by the most devastating storm this region has ever seen. Since it hit, I have yet to write an invoice for any of my work either. I’ve been surviving on the generosity of others unaffected that support the work I’m doing. It’s so important to give back and offer services to those who would otherwise not be able to afford it. Thanks for being another example of that. It’s good to see I’m not the only one. Much love and keep it up.
@ it ain’t easy brother…entire towns have been wiped off the map, people sleeping in “hot tents” or on the streets in 20 degrees who used to have homes. Insurance claims denied everywhere. Just got potable water back after two months without. Can’t go anywhere without reliving the trauma. We haven’t even managed to make a dent in the recovery for many areas. The trauma here is palpable. Of course the news has long since moved on…but we are still here…
@@johnjay5143you obviously don't live here. DT isn't going to speed this up at all. You don't understand just how wrecked WNC is. If you had a million people who's only jobs where to rebuild roads remove trees and rebuild houses and they had unlimited money and unlimited supplies and unlimited access to heavy equipment it would still take the next three or four years to even come close to a full recovery. And no president is sending that kind of help at one time and to have it stay here for that long.
When a serious tree cutting expret tells you "I'm telling you NOT to do this", you should listen. This is a master class in intimate knowledge, tied tight with immeasurable experience and carefully weighted with risk management. Not gonna sugar coat it -- I'm pretty sure I wouldn't try this super scary session...But I would like to be there to learn :)
I've been running saws for 40 years and I would have passed on the job. Never thought of using a wedge on a sliding cut like you demonstrated. I'm too old to be out in the forest, but it's always helpful to see a master at work.
You can't do this for a thirty year career and expect to be walking. That said, I've been on fire crews that took down acres of hung up trees like this and I'm amazed we never had to do paperwork.
You are a good man Bucking Billy Ray ! That has to be the most cuts on one tree in the history of cutting a tree. Thanks for sharing your adventures with us.
Holy smokes! That was a HUGE tree to walk down like that!! Grateful to learn the snipe off a piece before wedging trick, and super grateful you came out safe!!
Buckin, You had a choice to show this video or not. I'm happy for you that you did. Shows, your maturity, knowledge, will, determination, and skill. Most people without your talent, would have got there saw pinched, really quick and walked away. Merry Christmas to the Buckin Family!
Wow, I hope people can appreciate the level of danger involved with a tree in this predicament (let alone the size, weight and the sistering crowns) . Buckin your skills are off the chart!
Wow, this was next level! The amount of physics and geometry you have to calculate for every cut is staggering. Thousands of hours destilled into pure gut feeling. Thanks for sharing. Love your channel❤
I've had a bunch of poplars like that . I used a cable come along an tow strap to pull bottom of tree till they hit they fall .much safer for me . Nice job buckin.
Nicely done. Hope the shoulder is good. The first tree i cut i had cut that way. Not nearly as technical. Buvkin you truly are a master salmon. Thanks for sharing the love, and kindness
Absolutely freaking awesome! Been there too many times and it's the reason I bought climbing gear, but understandable that this tree was sketchy and not one that should be climbed. Never used the skid pole thingy but definitely worked out. Another awesome video Buckin, was fun to watch the tree wizard dismantle that beast! Great video and was on the edge of my seat. Thanks for sharing😁
So good of you to do these jobs without charging, and I am so glad to be able to support you through watching your content and a few ads, while learning some cutting techniques at the same time.
Im sitting in my recliner watching this video, and I kept having to remind myself to relax! I was tensed up on every cut! Good work brother! I learned from you again.
You are one hell of a tree feller Billy Ray. Nothing I'd ever try to do. But I have to hand it to you. You're the best. God Bless, Billy and Merry Christmas to you and yours.
Billy.!! That was crazy. !!You’re a crazy man with mad skills!!. I have stump jumped hung oaks but ahhh nothing like that. I could almost feel every jump on my floor even though it was on screen. Thump! Dood wow!Absolutely crazy. Glad you’re ok. God bless you brother.
Nice work! I never saw or cut anything like this. Probably never will, thank God you made it through safely. Best part just keep working the plan until the job is done!!!
Been here watching the channel since 2015. Ive seen you do some crazy awesome stuff but this one is probably my favorite. Youre a madman and a genius and I love it 😁
I absolutely love you brother. Hands down the best teacher. Your amazing. I couldn't even imagine cutting trees down without watching you first. I cut 3 down the other day using a technique of yours and it worked like butter. Thanks for being YOU!!!!
Years of experience and passion to take nightmare super dangerous trees like that. You still made it look easy, just beautiful. Had me on the edge of my seat!
really like that you are open minded to learn new techniques still, you have alot of knowledge and it was nice to see you try the sliding tree. you got it bud !
i havent tuned in to the Buckin world for a cpl years now. thanks for sharing! i can honestly say i learned a lot from watching years ago. i missed the positive attitude! insane that he hasnt written an invoice in 5 years. spread the joy
“Fence Posting”, like “Domino Falling” (“in”famously in your Outro’s/years ago video), is controversial and dangerous… but, like you said: it gives you options, which is invaluable. Knowledge is power, more tools in your toolbox. I think people get too invested in a certain mindset/technique and then become myopic, limited, and complacent, so when they see something that they didn’t consider/goes against “their upbringing”, they go against it automatically, become defensive, and rationalize/ego massage their own lack of options and creativity; which is a fallacy. Whatever works with the resources at hand; most people can’t throw money (and time) at possible solutions. It worked. Simple as that. Keep up the good work, Billy!
Hey Buckin, that was awesome! Great job! As a young logger from Michigan, that would have likely been my approach as well. Enjoying the content! Stay safe and God bless you!
Wow! Fantastic! Your right the energy was on your side for that💪 cudos to Ken for stepping back and letting you do your thing. I know my heart would’ve been racing!!!
Buckin" I have been waiting for this video for years. Originally found you years ago by searching how to drop a hung up leaner tree. Subscribed and have been a regular viewer ever since. I have dropped smaller hung up leaners from my woods but have very tall ash caught up in a v of another tree that I have been letting age. Nature has not dropped it on its own. Good to see that you used the same methods that I a weekend warrior used. When the time comes on mine i will use a cable and winch to help direct the free side of the stump as I cannot allow it to invert and go the other direction. Still going to be sketchy. Stay safe. Enjoy your attitude and your content.
Great video Buckin! This type of work is very dangerous and you show it very well. I have done quit a bit of this kind of work in blowdown forests with no equipment available and it is not for the faint of heart or the inexperienced faller/wood cutter. Stay safe!
Skid pole brilliance !!! Wow what an education AGAIN watching you. You make hard look easy man - huge respect to you, your channel and the way you think about life.
Mr. Smith, as you stated, dangerous and deadly...I enjoyed every minute. You and Mr. Daniel Murphy have had some dialog in the past, some refer to the methodology as a snap cut...well done sir...
Your agility, strength of mind, strength of body, strength of character, and your years of experience are all invaluable and admirable. I couldn’t care less that it was all unsafe. If you didn’t think you could do it this way you woulda figured a different way. Everyone knows their own skill level and physical limits. I wish you woulda notched the stump- woulda been fun to see that widow maker slide! Mad respect from MN.
I love your interjection at the beginning. I learned from my dad early on. After we got done with a job or fishing or whatever it was. He would say “ that went good, or that was great… what can we do next time to make it better “ 😅 love the videos Buckin! Keep em coming I can’t get enough!❤✊🏼
Love your videos. Grew up in small town BC and I know a real logger when I see one! Worked in Heli-Logging for many years and knew a lot of great fallers...some RIP. I like how you approach danger trees with purpose, evaluation and problem solving. Great risk management BBR!! Best chainsaw vids on the internet hands down.
Bucken you never seem to amaze me gust when I think I got it all figured out you come out with an awesome video and I learn so much from you you are awesome and a inspiration
Just discovered your channel. Its awesome. I also love old fords and chainsaws. The bomb cyclone hit us hard in my area. Im still cleaning up damage at work. I have one big cedar jammed between two other trees and suspended off the ground. About 15 feet up, tree is laying horizontal. Its one of those sketchy ones.
Storm damaged trees are sketchy at beast! I never tried what you are doing here but looks like it's something to keep in your pocket for the big IF it is ever needed to be tried. Nice work and great video!
Thankyou Sir. We all learn and store something no matter if its a little detail or a friggin in ya face thing. Once again thankyou. Im in New Zealand and may never meet you but i feel part of ya huge family. Stay safe friend.
Lol, the excitement I feel from watching your crazy awesome techniques. I would definitely do this, but when my husband isn't watching! He knows that I'm super capable, although my sense of adventure in felling trees scares the crap outa him 😂
I know you know what you're doing I've learned so much from you please buddy don't walk underneath the tree like that you never know it takes one second I'm not saying nothing bad cuz you know a lot more than I do and like I said I've learned a ton from you and I appreciate it God bless you brother
Check your wires and distributor on your truck. Wires might be cracked or the distributor might have moisture trapped in it from the temp cycling from hot engine to real cold. Hope she purrs for ya! Love your vidjayoes!
Thank you Bucking Billy Ray! The wind bomb left our home and property in a disaster and you saved us. The food bank will get a generous gift in your name and the neighbors will get free wood for always being good to us. Thanks for showing there is real goodness in the world. And my 73 year old husband thanks you too!
You guys are awesome thx for that 😊
@@ingecathers5431 AMEN! AMEN! AMEN!
That was really impressive!!!! You are definitely the BEST! Love the video!
Not many guys on earth can do that job . And it AMAZED me that you didn't get pinched ONCE . Buckin' you are truly the best I've ever seen . Thanks for taking us with you all these years brother . :)
Thanks for watching friend!
When I saw “never tried this” it was over. No choice but to click and watch the whole show. Great work brother Billy.
I didn't know you've been helping people out for free for 5 years. That is awesome.
From a guy who’s been watching all your videos since 2019, this was a fantastic session. I learned something, and for that, I’m grateful. Skills, buckin. Skills.
Appreciate that.
hey, im not really shure what you mean by you "learned" something from this. This should NOT be done. Like he said himself this was really risky. No working zone, no predictability ...
no safety nets at all.. do not try anything you've seen here
@@Leo_Y09 he did say that repeatedly, that's another thing I appreciate about Buckin'
@@Leo_Y09 Who's to say that's not what he learned? But I like that you wanted to be sure.
That was a pretty sketchy situation. Experience really pays out first things like this. Lots of things could’ve gone wrong.
I was never so glad to see a tree on the ground. I am so thankful that you didn't get hurt especially when you were going backwards there at one point. The good Lord was watching over you Billy Ray. Love you my brother.
@@tome.joyner887 Truer words were never spoken Tom and I know there were many on the channel thinking that. Good to see your words my friend. 🙏♥️👍
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@martyrutter3630 Thank you brother Marty. God bless you my friend!
I don't know what I'm more impressed by the skill or the balls it took to pull that off!
Lol
Hey man. I live here in western North Carolina where we got hit by the most devastating storm this region has ever seen. Since it hit, I have yet to write an invoice for any of my work either. I’ve been surviving on the generosity of others unaffected that support the work I’m doing. It’s so important to give back and offer services to those who would otherwise not be able to afford it. Thanks for being another example of that. It’s good to see I’m not the only one. Much love and keep it up.
I hope you all can hold on until 1/20 brother . Help WILL be coming soon . :)
@ it ain’t easy brother…entire towns have been wiped off the map, people sleeping in “hot tents” or on the streets in 20 degrees who used to have homes. Insurance claims denied everywhere. Just got potable water back after two months without. Can’t go anywhere without reliving the trauma. We haven’t even managed to make a dent in the recovery for many areas. The trauma here is palpable. Of course the news has long since moved on…but we are still here…
@@johnjay5143you obviously don't live here. DT isn't going to speed this up at all. You don't understand just how wrecked WNC is. If you had a million people who's only jobs where to rebuild roads remove trees and rebuild houses and they had unlimited money and unlimited supplies and unlimited access to heavy equipment it would still take the next three or four years to even come close to a full recovery. And no president is sending that kind of help at one time and to have it stay here for that long.
@foxmountainstudios1884 you are still in our prayers even though the media has moved on. God bless and watch over each one affected by these storms.
Prayers from North Ga brother💜
When a serious tree cutting expret tells you "I'm telling you NOT to do this", you should listen.
This is a master class in intimate knowledge, tied tight with immeasurable experience and carefully weighted with risk management.
Not gonna sugar coat it -- I'm pretty sure I wouldn't try this super scary session...But I would like to be there to learn :)
I've been running saws for 40 years and I would have passed on the job.
Never thought of using a wedge on a sliding cut like you demonstrated.
I'm too old to be out in the forest, but it's always helpful to see a master at work.
Appreciate you coming along for the ride!
You can't do this for a thirty year career and expect to be walking. That said, I've been on fire crews that took down acres of hung up trees like this and I'm amazed we never had to do paperwork.
You are a good man Bucking Billy Ray !
That has to be the most cuts on one tree in the history of cutting a tree. Thanks for sharing your adventures with us.
Holy smokes! That was a HUGE tree to walk down like that!! Grateful to learn the snipe off a piece before wedging trick, and super grateful you came out safe!!
Buckin, You had a choice to show this video or not. I'm happy for you that you did. Shows, your maturity, knowledge, will, determination, and skill. Most people without your talent, would have got there saw pinched, really quick and walked away. Merry Christmas to the Buckin Family!
Well said, Vincent 😊👍🏻
If it wasn't Buckin', I would have worried
@Helga____ Me too.
Wow, I hope people can appreciate the level of danger involved with a tree in this predicament (let alone the size, weight and the sistering crowns) . Buckin your skills are off the chart!
Buckin. Your saws make me smile every time they crack open. Love the audio!
Wow, this was next level! The amount of physics and geometry you have to calculate for every cut is staggering. Thousands of hours destilled into pure gut feeling. Thanks for sharing. Love your channel❤
Glad you liked it!
I've had a bunch of poplars like that . I used a cable come along an tow strap to pull bottom of tree till they hit they fall .much safer for me . Nice job buckin.
Never seen a tree wound that close to the ground actually healing over love wins stay safe 🙏 God bless you Buckin
That one had widow maker written all over it simply amazing, still got those cat like reflexes to. Nice work Buckin Thanks for the positive vibes!!!
That is truly the words for this session brother .
This may be your best Buckin! Excellent work my friend 👍
You're a wonderful person Buckin. I've loved your channel for years. Thanks for bringing us along for the journey! 👍✊️
Nicely done. Hope the shoulder is good. The first tree i cut i had cut that way. Not nearly as technical. Buvkin you truly are a master salmon. Thanks for sharing the love, and kindness
Another great video, Billy!
Lessons for us on "making sure to get the gullet" to "don't try this" = a video library for all to learn from!
Wow!! I've never, ever seen a cut like that. Using your imagination there Buckin! I was holding my breath on this job.
Check out Finnish Lumberjack. He’s done it quite often.
Absolutely freaking awesome! Been there too many times and it's the reason I bought climbing gear, but understandable that this tree was sketchy and not one that should be climbed. Never used the skid pole thingy but definitely worked out. Another awesome video Buckin, was fun to watch the tree wizard dismantle that beast! Great video and was on the edge of my seat. Thanks for sharing😁
Technical and dangerous falling. Nice job! Your wisdom and experience shines in this video!
I love your message at the end. Amazing and uplifting. Thank you.
You are so welcome
I love those situations where you have to just figure it out with your saw. No tractors, just man, saw, brain, and physics.
Great work Buckin! Grateful to be a part of this community. Love wins! Happy Holidays 🎄
Thx grant
So good of you to do these jobs without charging, and I am so glad to be able to support you through watching your content and a few ads, while learning some cutting techniques at the same time.
Im sitting in my recliner watching this video, and I kept having to remind myself to relax! I was tensed up on every cut! Good work brother! I learned from you again.
You are one hell of a tree feller Billy Ray. Nothing I'd ever try to do. But I have to hand it to you. You're the best. God Bless, Billy and Merry Christmas to you and yours.
Merry Christmas
It was absolutely nerve wrecking, I could not put my eyes off the screen. Fantastic job, thanks for the video.
Wow. Scary stuff but a masterclass in saw handling and years of experience. Thank you for making my day on you tube.
Billy.!! That was crazy. !!You’re a crazy man with mad skills!!. I have stump jumped hung oaks but ahhh nothing like that. I could almost feel every jump on my floor even though it was on screen. Thump! Dood wow!Absolutely crazy. Glad you’re ok. God bless you brother.
That was a dangerous job buckin. You need the experience that you have to pull that off. Great job and video thanks
I like how you cut a step into that tree to get yourself closer to the next cut..... As always top notch stuff Buckin. W.H.B.H.B.K
Work with what you got
More than meets the eye upon first impression. Saved property and trees. Great vid Buckin.
Appreciate it
Better you than me! I hung up 2 small trees years ago, and getting them down was hair raising! You are a good man Billy Ray!!!!!!
Nice work! I never saw or cut anything like this. Probably never will, thank God you made it through safely. Best part just keep working the plan until the job is done!!!
Very nice Buckin. I love seeing new ways to get out of a pinch. Thanks!!
Been here watching the channel since 2015. Ive seen you do some crazy awesome stuff but this one is probably my favorite. Youre a madman and a genius and I love it 😁
Glad you enjoyed it!
Buckin, You are just the best. That is why we are all here. Thank you very much for all that you do and provide. Thank you
One of the best in the business! Good work Billy
Great work Buckin
Thanks for watching!
OMG, what a pleasure to watch a pro do his job. Keep on doing what you are doing. God bless.
I don't normally say this to people I don't know. But I love you man, thank you for all of the insight and wisdom and pure hearted energy.
You have a kind heart that’s infectious. God bless you and the wonderful work you perform. Stay safe!
Fabulous demonstration of professional skill. Well done Billy!
I absolutely love you brother. Hands down the best teacher. Your amazing. I couldn't even imagine cutting trees down without watching you first. I cut 3 down the other day using a technique of yours and it worked like butter. Thanks for being YOU!!!!
Years of experience and passion to take nightmare super dangerous trees like that. You still made it look easy, just beautiful. Had me on the edge of my seat!
Appreciate it! It’s all about preparation.
really like that you are open minded to learn new techniques still, you have alot of knowledge and it was nice to see you try the sliding tree. you got it bud !
Nerve wrecking.... YOU ROCK!!!!
I agree , That was not safe . Glad you are okay . Hope the shoulder is all good . Seeya
Mad skill with a saw! Love watching someone work who is so skilled at their job.
What an absolute master class can’t believe what I’ve just witnessed Buckin tip of the cap to you👍
Your skills and experience are so fun to watch in action. I love what you share with us.
Watching and worried but you are a strong man. Be Safe.
Awesome job again. Hope your shoulder is good Billy. God bless, from your Cedar brother 👊🏻
i havent tuned in to the Buckin world for a cpl years now. thanks for sharing! i can honestly say i learned a lot from watching years ago. i missed the positive attitude! insane that he hasnt written an invoice in 5 years. spread the joy
Dangerous work done by a man not afraid to use his experience and genius to show what a true master can accomplish!
You're all heart, love your videos and the good you put into the world.
Merry Christmas from Australia.
It takes a whole lot to impress me, and you sir impressed the hell out of me with that job!!
“Fence Posting”, like “Domino Falling” (“in”famously in your Outro’s/years ago video), is controversial and dangerous… but, like you said: it gives you options, which is invaluable. Knowledge is power, more tools in your toolbox. I think people get too invested in a certain mindset/technique and then become myopic, limited, and complacent, so when they see something that they didn’t consider/goes against “their upbringing”, they go against it automatically, become defensive, and rationalize/ego massage their own lack of options and creativity; which is a fallacy. Whatever works with the resources at hand; most people can’t throw money (and time) at possible solutions. It worked. Simple as that. Keep up the good work, Billy!
Hey Buckin, that was awesome! Great job! As a young logger from Michigan, that would have likely been my approach as well. Enjoying the content! Stay safe and God bless you!
Wow! Fantastic! Your right the energy was on your side for that💪 cudos to Ken for stepping back and letting you do your thing. I know my heart would’ve been racing!!!
Buckin" I have been waiting for this video for years. Originally found you years ago by searching how to drop a hung up leaner tree. Subscribed and have been a regular viewer ever since. I have dropped smaller hung up leaners from my woods but have very tall ash caught up in a v of another tree that I have been letting age. Nature has not dropped it on its own. Good to see that you used the same methods that I a weekend warrior used. When the time comes on mine i will use a cable and winch to help direct the free side of the stump as I cannot allow it to invert and go the other direction. Still going to be sketchy. Stay safe. Enjoy your attitude and your content.
Great video Buckin! This type of work is very dangerous and you show it very well. I have done quit a bit of this kind of work in blowdown forests with no equipment available and it is not for the faint of heart or the inexperienced faller/wood cutter. Stay safe!
Skid pole brilliance !!! Wow what an education AGAIN watching you. You make hard look easy man - huge respect to you, your channel and the way you think about life.
Mr. Smith, as you stated, dangerous and deadly...I enjoyed every minute. You and Mr. Daniel Murphy have had some dialog in the past, some refer to the methodology as a snap cut...well done sir...
I got a leaner to deal with also thanks for the details and advice to help get it on the ground.
Welcome to the buckin army 🪖
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Your agility, strength of mind, strength of body, strength of character, and your years of experience are all invaluable and admirable. I couldn’t care less that it was all unsafe. If you didn’t think you could do it this way you woulda figured a different way. Everyone knows their own skill level and physical limits.
I wish you woulda notched the stump- woulda been fun to see that widow maker slide!
Mad respect from MN.
You're a good man and a wonderful Canadian.
Hay buddy I am too old for this much excitement 😂. Nice job in a very dangerous environment. ♥️🙏👍
Haha, yes Marty, that one had me sitting up straight as well 😄
Who needs a tractor when you have great experience, luck, and balls as big as your saw. Great job and I learned some stuff I hope I never have to try!
Super video Biily; the whole family was glued to it (and they're not regular power saw viewers!) Amazing what you've done with the channel.
Thx
I love learning . I will be using that slip back technique.. the slant cut!! Brilliant!! 👏👏👏
Great Job Buckin!! Very awesome video to watch!
buckin eh billy ray,widowmaker times 10. call that one dont try this at home.definetly the craziest video of the year.good job
Yeah this was the scariest and one of the most dangerous falls in cutting. Great work Buckin!! Stay safe.
I love your interjection at the beginning. I learned from my dad early on. After we got done with a job or fishing or whatever it was. He would say “ that went good, or that was great… what can we do next time to make it better “ 😅 love the videos Buckin! Keep em coming I can’t get enough!❤✊🏼
Glad you're enjoying the videos!
Thank Mr, Ray .I've been dealing with this (leaner) on my volunteer work for the Buckeye Trail. Thanks again for the knowledge.
Love your videos. Grew up in small town BC and I know a real logger when I see one! Worked in Heli-Logging for many years and knew a lot of great fallers...some RIP. I like how you approach danger trees with purpose, evaluation and problem solving. Great risk management BBR!! Best chainsaw vids on the internet hands down.
Learned something Billy Ray! Thank you!
Bold move Billy Ray!!! Great work! Blessings
Good Morning Buckin 🌳🪵🪓✊️👍 That was some pretty fancy saw and foot work well done 👍
Johno Australia 🇦🇺
That was a master class as always Bucking.. Love your videos .. Thank you.
Bucken you never seem to amaze me gust when I think I got it all figured out you come out with an awesome video and I learn so much from you you are awesome and a inspiration
Just discovered your channel. Its awesome. I also love old fords and chainsaws. The bomb cyclone hit us hard in my area. Im still cleaning up damage at work. I have one big cedar jammed between two other trees and suspended off the ground. About 15 feet up, tree is laying horizontal. Its one of those sketchy ones.
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Spread the love
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Absolutely a true artist/ craftsman at work! 👏👏
Great work Buckin That was fun to see. Merry Christmas
Storm damaged trees are sketchy at beast! I never tried what you are doing here but looks like it's something to keep in your pocket for the big IF it is ever needed to be tried. Nice work and great video!
In sweden we call it ”kana på slana”. Slide on a pole
Thankyou Sir. We all learn and store something no matter if its a little detail or a friggin in ya face thing. Once again thankyou. Im in New Zealand and may never meet you but i feel part of ya huge family. Stay safe friend.
You’re a wildman! Thanks for teaching what is possible in the woods and for the good mojo
that's was great Buckin', you gave me some solid pointers when it come to clearing up blowdown. Safety first, priceless advise!
Lol, the excitement I feel from watching your crazy awesome techniques. I would definitely do this, but when my husband isn't watching! He knows that I'm super capable, although my sense of adventure in felling trees scares the crap outa him 😂
Thank you for the video and education Buckin!!
I know you know what you're doing I've learned so much from you please buddy don't walk underneath the tree like that you never know it takes one second I'm not saying nothing bad cuz you know a lot more than I do and like I said I've learned a ton from you and I appreciate it God bless you brother
Wow!!! That is seriously impressive work, knowledge, and skill. Incredible.
Check your wires and distributor on your truck. Wires might be cracked or the distributor might have moisture trapped in it from the temp cycling from hot engine to real cold. Hope she purrs for ya! Love your vidjayoes!