This man is no joke. Much respect for him. Climbing to that height. Skillfully handling those ropes and chainsaw. Knowing his cuts. He is a master of his trade.
MI PAPA LO ISO POR MUCHOS AÑOS ASTA QUE UN DIA CORTO LA SOGA SIN QUERER Y PERDIO LA VIDA ES COSA DE TIEMPO ESE COMETIO UN MISTEY TIRO LA MAQUINA PARA ATRAS SIN APAGARLA SILE COJE LA SOGA ASTA HAI LLEGO SON DESCUIDOS QUE NO SE PUEDEN COMETER Y ESE HOMBRE LO COMETIO LLA UNA BES
Must have been his first tree, of the day. 😂 after 35 years, almost nothing better than watching someone else. No clean up. Good job sir, may the good Lord be with you always.
Balls of steel. I used to be good with heights in my youth working on high rise until I fell from the 6th floor to the 4th floor through scaffolding while cutting off starter bars on the outside of the building. I managed to get my arm hooked over a crossmember, bruised from the hip to the arm pit. This was over 40 years ago now when harnesses weren't a thing on site. I was fine straight after the fall but when the gravity of the situation sank in 10 minutes later, I began to shake uncontrollably. Never been good with heights since. Greatest respect. I was stressing out just watching the video. Shows how good it was.
First I wanna thank you for bringing back some very pleasant memories and I am 87 now I started climbing in 1954 you use many of the same techniques are used but we didn’t have a nylon straps and carabiners and pulleys we did it With ropes Manila ropes It was good to see someone has Skilled is you Did a great job. I love your video. Thanks again be safe.
Just cut down a 50 ft magnolia yesterday that was leaning into my neighbors yard. The fence was replaced on Monday and had been working on it for several days tying off ropes to come-a-longs and a steel cable to keep it from going back the other way. Used my 28 ft ladder to limb it back on their side and my notch wasn't real good so had to chip and clean up the wedge. Have cut over 100 trees in my days, mostly southern pines but other than using a ladder to tie it off (2 ropes) have never climbed like you did these pines. Great work and amazing footage showing you work. Thanks for posting this vid...BTW I'm 67 years old...
The ground crew directly under the fall area with deep cuts in the pieces of stems is an accident waiting to happen. They are not looking up and have no way to react if one goes early or unexpectedly. I understand they're being efficient but no amount of time saved is worth a life.
My grandson is starting Lineman School in 3 wks. I had him watch your video so he could get an idea of climbing a pole. We both were impressed. Educational and interesting to watch. Give us more. l
I spent a few years working for an arborist. After watching so many of these fail videos of people dropping trees on the customers house, its nice to see a professional at work!
I work for the power company and I’ve seen a lot of bad tree trimmers in the trade. You my friend look top notch!! That was impressive to watch and kudos to you and the crew. You guys are definitely someone I would recommend to people!! Well done!
This guy is incredibly skilled. All those knots he has to tie, sometimes one handed, without any mistakes 😮. WOW! It's bad enough staying on one tree, but moving to the other tree, at that height? Incredible...
I knew someone who does this kind of work; he is the owner of the company. It’s probably because, once a worker gets so good, he probably goes on his own but perhaps on a less challenging tasks. This job was skillfully done by a daring man. Then again, you would not dare if you don’t have the skills. I guess, can’t have one without the other.
My hands and feet are totally sweating just watching this video. It’s like the Amazon canopy! I say this after having two trees removed from my yard and multiple trees limbed up, all from a cherry picker basket. Big respect for this talent..
I spent 35 years as a tree surgeon from massive 300 year old oaks to 130ft Eucalyptus in crazy weather and I loved every minute of it this was way before all the cool light weight tools and no cameras
ran across this and brought back memories, I've cut and been in many trees, i had a rotten and done it the same way over and over. never fell out of a tree doing it that way or knockout. something funny, i never dreamed of being in trees, do you? be safe bro.
This has to be the best video in this category I have watched, I have watched a very great many of them. He was so high and weaving around I got dizzy. If you look at the 19 minute mark where he is a close up of an after cut you can see how rotten the tree is. I spend a lot of time in the forest and see these ( we call punky trees not good got fire wood) come down in the wind and the wind does not have to be that strong. If I was forced to go up there I would have to be wearing depends. hats off to the master!!!You might want to have your ground guy pre start the saw when you switch, better him playing on the ground than you 100 feet up
Occasionally RUclips algorithms will suggest something to watch I had no idea I wanted to. This was one of those times. Fascinating and skillful exhibition of your craft and I trust you are being suitably commensurated for it. I learned something new today, and for that I am grateful. Thanks! 👍 🌲
One of the things you never got the chance to do in life and if you did you would say no. Got to see it in action though! Fantastic! Thank You Very Much!
This guy does what a combination of engineers, physicists or doctors can't do, no matter how well trained or educated they may be! Did I mention astronomers reaching for the stars as well? FANTASTIC!!!!!
Definitely up there for a RUclips Award. Safety, Resourceful, Knowledgeable in Equipment and Constant Awareness. I seriously thought you ran out of fuel at one point.
Great job man!! I do the ground job, it’s awesome seeing what it looks like from the climbers perspective!!! My cousin is a climber, and, he and I make up the crew.
@@lestonthompson8495 We’ve never really needed to, they either stay inside, or, leave. Sometimes they watch from a safe distance. My boss lets them know from the outset, that, they are not to be getting in the way, as it could be very dangerous, not only for them, but, for us also.
Amazing skills and talent. My man was killed doing this type work with his own company. No matter how good you are, safety is the utmost important thing. KUDOS TO THIS GUY!
Oh my gosh, I was climbing up with you, about 10” and I started holding my breath. Im terrified of heights. Like I get lightheaded after 3steps! You’re a master. Much respect, I’m going to tell my friends to watch this. Be careful
Beau travail. Le bûcheron connaît son métier. Il prends toutes les précautions, assure chacun de ses déplacements, surveille étroitement les abords et manipule sa tronçonneuse an toute sécurité. Du grand art.
Working on a tree crew for the past two years I’ve always been up in a lift and yet have to climb a tree like this. Let alone swing from one tree to another, That Was COOL! I’d love to learn this skill
That is awesome! We had a crew come and take down a 105ft Doug Fir. They got down towards the base, and it was riddled with Carpenter Ants! Absolutely amazing.
YOU ARE THE PRIDE OF AMERICA. IT'S PLEASURE TO GREAT YOUR SKILL. GOD BLESS YOU GOD AlWAYS BE BY YOUR SIDE YOUR KRAfTSMANSHIP IS UNPARALLELED. CIAO 🇮🇹🇮🇹🙏🙏🙏
Could watch these guys all day long doing their stuff. These are some tough, hombres, balancing their footings on spikes and a hoop ring holding them upright and against the tree and not a whimper to be heard as he went about his task. Only the best can do this type of work, especially when they’re staring at death in the face. I hope you, guys, are getting paid handsomely for your risky type of work.
Hey man, I get what you're saying but there are many woman who do this job. Me included. I've been climbing for a few years now, so I'm definitely not as smooth as this guy, but I definitely would 100% do this. Anyways, I don't want to come of as nasty, just wanted to say we are out here 🤠🍻🍻🇦🇺🇦🇺
Great ground crew as well! Give that man on the rope a raise!! I worked both ground and climbed. Excellent job! I worked Cobb Co., Cherokee Co. DeKalb Co. actually all over Atlanta. I tried to stay out of Roswell! LOL
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I'm 63 and I've watched tree trimmers before, but I never really watched them! both entertaining and educational, thanks for posting...
We just moved with property with lots of massive dead trees. I love these videos. Been meeting every kind of logger and tree removal out there.
👍 outstanding work. My hands are sweaty just watching these high maneuvers.
This man is no joke. Much respect for him. Climbing to that height. Skillfully handling those ropes and chainsaw. Knowing his cuts. He is a master of his trade.
Love knotless rigging and zip line 👍👍
MI PAPA LO ISO POR MUCHOS AÑOS ASTA QUE UN DIA CORTO LA SOGA SIN QUERER Y PERDIO LA VIDA ES COSA DE TIEMPO ESE COMETIO UN MISTEY TIRO LA MAQUINA PARA ATRAS SIN APAGARLA SILE COJE LA SOGA ASTA HAI LLEGO SON DESCUIDOS QUE NO SE PUEDEN COMETER Y ESE HOMBRE LO COMETIO LLA UNA BES
@@audbertodiazdiaz6066 lo siento mucho. Que DIOS los bendiga.
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I’m getting tired just watching him!
Must have been his first tree, of the day. 😂 after 35 years, almost nothing better than watching someone else. No clean up. Good job sir, may the good Lord be with you always.
Wow my amazing shout out guys👍
Balls of steel. I used to be good with heights in my youth working on high rise until I fell from the 6th floor to the 4th floor through scaffolding while cutting off starter bars on the outside of the building. I managed to get my arm hooked over a crossmember, bruised from the hip to the arm pit. This was over 40 years ago now when harnesses weren't a thing on site. I was fine straight after the fall but when the gravity of the situation sank in 10 minutes later, I began to shake uncontrollably. Never been good with heights since. Greatest respect. I was stressing out just watching the video. Shows how good it was.
He does all of this without carrying on a running commentary. His work speaks for him!
Totally wouldn't have my mind on commentary for some video when focusing on my work means death-or-life.
I’m from the UK scared to death of heights sitting at my table watching this my fists clenched with white knuckles , wow respect to you mate
First I wanna thank you for bringing back some very pleasant memories and I am 87 now I started climbing in 1954 you use many of the same techniques are used but we didn’t have a nylon straps and carabiners and pulleys we did it With ropes Manila ropes It was good to see someone has Skilled is you Did a great job. I love your video. Thanks again be safe.
This man is knowledgeable, skillful, physically fit and definitely fearless.I really wish that he be paid more.
Seriously impressive work,one of the most dangerous jobs in the world,and not a peep out of this man.
That in changing light bulbs on a radio or TV antenna are Beacon Light antennas insane
My youngest son is an arborist and has his own business. His skill amazes me
Just cut down a 50 ft magnolia yesterday that was leaning into my neighbors yard. The fence was replaced on Monday and had been working on it for several days tying off ropes to come-a-longs and a steel cable to keep it from going back the other way. Used my 28 ft ladder to limb it back on their side and my notch wasn't real good so had to chip and clean up the wedge. Have cut over 100 trees in my days, mostly southern pines but other than using a ladder to tie it off (2 ropes) have never climbed like you did these pines. Great work and amazing footage showing you work. Thanks for posting this vid...BTW I'm 67 years old...
The ground crew directly under the fall area with deep cuts in the pieces of stems is an accident waiting to happen. They are not looking up and have no way to react if one goes early or unexpectedly.
I understand they're being efficient but no amount of time saved is worth a life.
Talk about being good at the job. Your next level. Take my money 💰
My grandson is starting Lineman School in 3 wks. I had him watch your video so he could get an idea of climbing a pole. We both were impressed. Educational and interesting to watch. Give us more.
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Great job, well done. Obviously very skilled, knowledgeable, and experienced.
Modern day HERO, they dont make many men like this guy.
Absolutely love your trade man, much respect!
I spent a few years working for an arborist. After watching so many of these fail videos of people dropping trees on the customers house, its nice to see a professional at work!
I work for the power company and I’ve seen a lot of bad tree trimmers in the trade. You my friend look top notch!! That was impressive to watch and kudos to you and the crew. You guys are definitely someone I would recommend to people!! Well done!
Meine allerhöchste Anerkennung für diesen Mann.Er ist ein Mann mit Mut und Sachverstand.Weiterhin Gott mit ihnen
This guy is incredibly skilled. All those knots he has to tie, sometimes one handed, without any mistakes 😮. WOW! It's bad enough staying on one tree, but moving to the other tree, at that height? Incredible...
Whatever you were paid, you deserve more.
Much more, he drop pieces Over pieces, perfect…
I knew someone who does this kind of work; he is the owner of the company. It’s probably because, once a worker gets so good, he probably goes on his own but perhaps on a less challenging tasks. This job was skillfully done by a daring man. Then again, you would not dare if you don’t have the skills. I guess, can’t have one without the other.
Tree surgeons are highly skilled people and take pride in their work and health and safety as their lives depend on it
Ball park what a guy like this makes? $50 per hour? more? Deserves at least that much.
Damn that tree goes on forever, so high
Outstanding son. Best video I've seen in a minute.
Absolute beast! Huge fan of the raw footage
Right!!! Wow!!!
My hands and feet are totally sweating just watching this video. It’s like the Amazon canopy! I say this after having two trees removed from my yard and multiple trees limbed up, all from a cherry picker basket. Big respect for this talent..
I spent 35 years as a tree surgeon from massive 300 year old oaks to 130ft Eucalyptus in crazy weather and I loved every minute of it this was way before all the cool light weight tools and no cameras
You are simply amazing. Not a single splinter lost or dropped. This is absolute consummate mastery of a trade.
May God protect you and your family.
🙏🙏
I think that you should be paid more than professional athletes, as the skill and fitness you have dwarfs them, well done.
I have the utmost respect for the farm workers who made our food search a reality.
💖💖💖💖💖💖Now, THERE ya go! Delivers the limb right to the "door step" (shredder) Haven't seen speed lining before.
You are Incredibly Skilled at your job! Hope you receive Top Pay my boy! My hats off to you! Thaaanks for Sharing!!
Sad part is top pay for that job is probably still low.
Absolutely amazing. I've seen this from below but never from here. Great job and so on point.
ran across this and brought back memories, I've cut and been in many trees, i had a rotten and done it the same way over and over. never fell out of a tree doing it that way or knockout. something funny, i never dreamed of being in trees, do you? be safe bro.
It takes guts and good will to be up there, kudos
This has to be the best video in this category I have watched, I have watched a very great many of them. He was so high and weaving around I got dizzy. If you look at the 19 minute mark where he is a close up of an after cut you can see how rotten the tree is. I spend a lot of time in the forest and see these ( we call punky trees not good got fire wood) come down in the wind and the wind does not have to be that strong. If I was forced to go up there I would have to be wearing depends. hats off to the master!!!You might want to have your ground guy pre start the saw when you switch, better him playing on the ground than you 100 feet up
Almost immediately started feeling queezy as you started the climb.
My legs get jibbly on the 4th step of a ladder 🤦
Massive respect for you.
Can’t hit the like button enough times for this guy. Fine job sir.
Holy forearms! What an incredible job!
Quite stunning expertise. No more to say - except I enjoyed the view. Brilliant all round opportunity to see this. Thank you. Phil, Suffolk. U.K. 🇬🇧
Occasionally RUclips algorithms will suggest something to watch I had no idea I wanted to. This was one of those times. Fascinating and skillful exhibition of your craft and I trust you are being suitably commensurated for it. I learned something new today, and for that I am grateful. Thanks! 👍 🌲
OMG…one of the first times I have major chills! God take care of you!!!!🙏
That guys a rock star! That takes some guts! 👍
incredible , this tree 🌳
doesn't seem big enough
to hold a person .. the
CLIMBER is the BEST 👍
One of the things you never got the chance to do in life and if you did you would say no. Got to see it in action though! Fantastic! Thank You Very Much!
I don't know what you get paid but it's not enough. You are amazing.
this man is a danger to himself
Never seen 1st person serious SAM tree arborist! Awesome!
My heart sank every time his camera zooms to the ground😂….hats off to you👍
As did mine! 😮
This guy does what a combination of engineers, physicists or doctors can't do, no matter how well trained or educated they may be! Did I mention astronomers reaching for the stars as well? FANTASTIC!!!!!
We had similar tree trimmers at our house. They are so safety conscious at all times. It was amazing to watch them work. Koodooes to these people!!!
I don't know nothing about cutting trees but your a beast very professional wow good work Mike Hernandez from Colorado Springs Colorado
Not in a million, billion years. I was woozy just watching at home. Whatever you get paid, it's not enough.
Exactly! 😅 His work and skill is SUPERIOR!!
Definitely up there for a RUclips Award.
Safety, Resourceful, Knowledgeable in Equipment and Constant Awareness. I seriously thought you ran out of fuel at one point.
Great job man!! I do the ground job, it’s awesome seeing what it looks like from the climbers perspective!!! My cousin is a climber, and, he and I make up the crew.
Do you put up caution tape or barriers to keep people from walking into the work area, especially around the back doors of the house?
@@lestonthompson8495 We’ve never really needed to, they either stay inside, or, leave. Sometimes they watch from a safe distance. My boss lets them know from the outset, that, they are not to be getting in the way, as it could be very dangerous, not only for them, but, for us also.
colleague! respect!! I don't see this every day. You are very good! 👍👏 (from Hungary)
Mate my legs are going to gel just watching you climbing 🧗♂️ that tree, I’m finding it hard to watch, lol. Stay safe love your videos.
Amazing skills and talent. My man was killed doing this type work with his own company. No matter how good you are, safety is the utmost important thing. KUDOS TO THIS GUY!
Oh my gosh, I was climbing up with you, about 10” and I started holding my breath. Im terrified of heights. Like I get lightheaded after 3steps! You’re a master. Much respect, I’m going to tell my friends to watch this. Be careful
What an amazing craftsman!! I don't know what they pay you but you deserve to be paid double. Great job!!
Beau travail. Le bûcheron connaît son métier. Il prends toutes les précautions, assure chacun de ses déplacements, surveille étroitement les abords et manipule sa tronçonneuse an toute sécurité. Du grand art.
I'm extremely impressed.
And we are extremely exhausted and fighting our lips
That is insanely creative. Once you see it it makes perfect sense
Вот это работа высокого и в прямом и в переносном смысле уровня . Большой респект этим мужикам !
Working on a tree crew for the past two years I’ve always been up in a lift and yet have to climb a tree like this. Let alone swing from one tree to another, That Was COOL!
I’d love to learn this skill
Wow, that is so skilful. You make it look so simple yet it is clearly so difficult. Awesome job guys.
That is awesome! We had a crew come and take down a 105ft Doug Fir. They got down towards the base, and it was riddled with Carpenter Ants!
Absolutely amazing.
Wow unbelievable courageous!
You guys are so good. Dropped those on a dime.
Awesome job 🙌
Yowza!!! My vertigo is taking over!
Great work!
Fantastico!!! Sei bravissimo!!! 👍👍
YOU ARE THE PRIDE OF AMERICA. IT'S PLEASURE TO GREAT YOUR SKILL. GOD BLESS YOU GOD AlWAYS BE BY YOUR SIDE YOUR KRAfTSMANSHIP IS UNPARALLELED. CIAO 🇮🇹🇮🇹🙏🙏🙏
Skill level and courage level gets a 10. Awesome.
You are a Godgifted soul man so skillful and unparalleled.
God bless you always...
Thanks a ton
He just looked at the other tree and teleported to it. Amazing!
You're amazing, brave, skilled and fit. Terrifying 55 minutes. Surgical.
What a brave and SMART man you are, I salute you Pal.🥰🇵🇭
Lumberjacks and cowboys are a dieing breed..
Gotta love em.
Lumberjills and Cowgirls.
Where were the feminists up the tree with him?
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@@NatMart9394 - Non sequitur, or just pure inanity?
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The way he knew precisely right where to make the sections of trunk fall, was highly impressive. He could've hit a dime!
Very impressive. You are a Master of your trade. Thank you for sharing this
I appreciate that!
Holy mother this man an crew know their job. Definitely with their money. Good work. 👍
Could watch these guys all day long doing their stuff. These are some tough, hombres, balancing their footings on spikes and a hoop ring holding them upright and against the tree and not a whimper to be heard as he went about his task. Only the best can do this type of work, especially when they’re staring at death in the face. I hope you, guys, are getting paid handsomely for your risky type of work.
women never asking for equality in these jobs. amazing skills and courage
Hey man, I get what you're saying but there are many woman who do this job. Me included. I've been climbing for a few years now, so I'm definitely not as smooth as this guy, but I definitely would 100% do this.
Anyways, I don't want to come of as nasty, just wanted to say we are out here 🤠🍻🍻🇦🇺🇦🇺
Seriously 🙄
How tall were these two trees?
Best I've seen.👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Fabulous job
Great ground crew as well! Give that man on the rope a raise!! I worked both ground and climbed. Excellent job! I worked Cobb Co., Cherokee Co. DeKalb Co. actually all over Atlanta. I tried to stay out of Roswell! LOL
Oh my this is so scary. Tree experts are so professional and brave.
Sweet job man💪 respekt💥
A flawless operation , with much experience! 💯
Super👍👍👍👍👍👌👌👌👌work. 👋👋👋from Zürich, Switzerland❤❤❤❤❤
Great job you are so brave! This was very helpful and educational .
Wow!!! I am afraid of heights and just watching this scared me. May God bless and keep you safe sir.
Dammm he's Dammm good at his job much respect to you Bubba..
Awesome work!
Incredible skill and so interesting to watch. True craftsmanship, 100% respect to you, take care up there! Thank you for posting 😇🤩
Loved watching him cut that sliver to change the angle of fall.
Very professional learnt some new tricks of the trade
Браво, ювелірна робота! В деяких моментах перехоплює подих.
GOD BLESS YOU ALWAYS 🙌
Its very awesome and beatiful work !
Incredible skill. Great job!
This guy's phenomenal he needs a pay raise.
Fantastic job, and well done. No bleeder .
Thanks, I appreciated seeing man's work.