Hi Jake!!! That was my tree!! I'm the chip lady 😁. I just wanted to say that i love your videos. I'm lucky that one of the crew members shared your channel with me when you came to my house. I've been eagerly awaiting you to upload this video. I was just so impressed with how skilled you all are and how much you clearly just love your jobs. I'm not kidding when I say my husband and I wanted to quit our jobs and do your job after watching you. I've been working on my fear of heights for years now. I'm pretty sure I would never make it and I'm getting old now, but I can live vicariously through your channel. I read your story with Eastside tree works and I wish you the best in this new endeavor. I will share this with my family and friends. Thanks again for making the video and for coming by to take down my tree. You guys rock ♥️
That was one super slick operation. In the UK, a job using that size of machinery would involve so much unnecessary paperwork, closing off the road, risk assessment / method statement and numerous meetings, the tree would have aged, rotted away and fallen on the house and so the process starts over again. Meetings, paperwork, investigation, insurance disputes, the list is endless. The video was a joy to watch.
Ha! While running the CLAW, he was smiling the whole time. I'm sure it's from the power and death grip of that thing being translated from your puny human grip.
amazing to see such an insanely well run tree service, so efficient and safe. Whats even more important is your bodies wont be over worked, the logevity and moral of the workers will be vastly increased. your fitted straight in with them like you'd been working with them for years, well done. great production value on the video aswell. one of your best videos to date! Thanks Jacob!!
Greetings from New Zealand. We speak differently, drive differently (other side of the road), have different tree species but we are all lovers of trees and tree work. It is great to see folk teaming up to support each other. This is uplifting, positive and enriching stuff. Huge respect to all!
Awesome! All the way around. A bunch of honest hard working men living their best lives. Earning honest livings, providing solid employment for many. And demonstrating what skilled professionals look and act like. Efficient and safe. You guys are a great representation of what our country and our way of life is all about. Work hard play hard
Wow Reon is the real deal and in my home state. One of the best tree services I have ever seen. Great video! Great new channel! Not often I watch a video this length fully so thank you.
I’m from Worcestershire England, I loved the changing scenery views and the state signs on your journey. Rein and his crew were superb. I’m a massive fan of your new channel
Good job Jake! I like that you are showing different techniques for bringing down these trees. Different types of trees in different areas will necessarily require different approaches, different tools etc. You are adding to your skill set by doing these trips, and taking the kids on road trips is SO SO important when they are small. I hope it pencils out for you financially to keep doing this, the kidlets will have these memories forever.
Jake I own a small tree service out here in Washington state. I even climbed with your former company a couple years back. Just want to salute you for taking the Washington tree climbing across this country. Your content is on point and wish you much success in the future
Dude, amazing. My first 8 years or so in the trade were climbing dead and dying Ash from the borer. They are all gone by this point around here and I don't miss them!! This will be the biggest tree channel on UA-cam, mark my words my friend. Cheers... - Patrick
@@Tanks_In_Space I really doubt the species will adapt to attack other trees. The bark and cambium of ash is very specific in attribution to allow the borer to thrive there. Other trees lack the qualities the borer needs to survive. We won’t see the emerald ash borers attack other trees within the next few centuries.
That ash still has some good board feet in it...I've seen some that shattered when they hit the ground...a little unnerving for the guy who was just climbing on it.
They are doing their best to eliminate all our Ash in northern New York, cutting a couple tomorrow. Cable winch and tow straps with a couple of chains thrown in for variety. But not multiple thousands per each like on a pro job. Hopefully her insurance company doesn’t find out before I get through……
I did quite a bit of research on the EMARLD -ASH-INSECT -BORER. I discovered that, it has $$$$$$, cost, $$$$$$$, }}3 the Canadian government and our American government over $1 billion in damages. Here in NW MONTANA, it has wiped out nearly all of our entire emerald ash trees!! here is one of the main things I discovered. “In the summer of 2002, scientists realized that widespread damage to ash (Fraxinus) in southern Michigan was caused by an introduced insect, the emerald ash borer (Agrilus planipennis) (Federal Register, October 14, 2003, Volume 68, Number 198). The pest is thought to have been established in Michigan for at least 10 years by the time of its discovery (Siegert, 2006) and had already infested a large area in Michigan and adjacent Ontario. “ “Due to a combination of factors, including both the biological and human dimensions of infestation and dispersal pathways, the pest spread into surrounding states and provinces despite many different attempts to contain it. As of 2021, EAB is found in 35 states and 5 Canadian provinces. And, outbreaks sometimes emerge at sites hundreds of miles from the nearest known location (including Boulder Colorado and Winnipeg Manitoba) - indicating that infested wood continues to be moved despite state regulations, international regulations, and extensive outreach campaigns.” “ In Europe, EAB was first detected in Moscow, in European Russia in 2003. As of 2021, EAB is established in one province in Ukraine and 18 oblasts of European Russia, especially to the west of Moscow towards the borders with Belarus and Ukraine (Musolin et al. 2021). In Moscow, initial damage was greatest on the introduced North American species, green ash (Fraxinus pennsylvanica); however, by 2021 mass mortality was observed to European as (F. excelsior) as well (Volkovitsh, Bienkowski and Orlova-Bienkowskaja, 2021).” “Two disjunct populations of EAB have been detected 400-500km from Moscow. The first detection, in 2019, was in southwest Russia and eastern Ukraine, which may be correlated with the planting of F. excelsior and F. pennsylvanica along roads, and railways. “Furthermore, along field shelter belts, and urban forests (Musolin et al. 2021). The second disjunct population is near St. Petersburg, only 130km from the borders of Estonia and Finland; it was detected in September 2020. New outbreaks and infestations of emerald ash borer are announced sporadically. To find current information on locations (and the status of each state, province, and county), it is best to go to Emeraldashborer.info or access their current map, which is typically updated on a monthly basis. Canadian provinces are also included on this location map, with confirmed infestations now ranging from New Brunswick to Manitoba. In general, EAB infestations in North America are slowly advancing westward.”
Typical summer day in Montana...been there, done that, but love it though. I'm 78, ground-bound and down and watching your videos makes glad I'm through climbing. Fun while it lasted though. Hope you took home a lot of cheese and beer from Wisconsin though. Storytime: once on a tree up 80 foot or so, wind started whipping, told the guy on the ground to get his raincoat, he said "why, its not raining?...I told him "it's not rain you need to worry about!"
What a team ,this is a well oiled company ,and should be dam proud , the owner seems a real cool guy to work for ,especially with all the equipment he’s got ,this makes a job a lot more easier, and most off all safe 👍
You guys sorted it all out . Impressive. I’m too old and had a different carrier.. but loved to do this instead. Well I did cut some trees 🌳 as hobby for the Forrest rangers.. but this is way more fun. Thanks for sharing..
Just found your channel. Cut all my Ash trees 3 yrs ago. Dropped 3 myself. Had helped with 2 of them, bucket truck. Biggest one 42' base. 50' tall. Looking east, house 7 o'clock, garage 5 o'clock, within 25'. Makes you think, electrician by trade. Done some sketchy stuff over the years. Enjoy & trust your gut, friend
Emerald Ash borers decimated most of our ash trees in the NE and after a year of being dead, trying to piece them down with the Sennebogen is like grabbing a log that’s been rotting on the ground for 5 years. Can never be delicate enough to grab it without something falling off
Yeah, here in MA, Ash are getting smashed. I had (7) in my yard alone, anywhere from 10" to 20" dia. After making firewood with about 2 or 3, I decided to try my hand at an Alaskan mill. From those cuts I made (4) raised garden beds and some 4x4 posts for leveling a lift I rented for taking down a couple dead ash at a neighbor's house. Great video Jacob! Especially nice to see you able to share the adventure with your family.
You know you´re with a great operator when they make an enormous awkwardly placed tree seem relatively straightforward and easy to execute. Everyone involved and useful. The results speak for themselves.
These guys are pros. Each one knew their jobs and they had the right specialized equipment for the task at hand. At no time did it appear that anyone took any unnecessary risks doing what is clearly already a very dangerous job. Congratulations on a job well done.
Hey Jake, awsome video, you're living the dream, out on adventures with the family. Going it on your own (with family) was one of the best decisions you made. All the best🖒🖒
Thanks for posting another great video. Seeing work with ash hits home for me, even though all my cutting is in WV, OH, and PA. I'm glad to see nice wide deciduous trees with large limbs rather than trunk & twigs, which isn't bad; just good for contrast. It's really sad what's happening to these ash trees. I've read that over 50 million trees have died from the Emerald Ash Borer. I cut far more ash than any other species because of this.
Hey Jake, love your new Chanel and what your doing your so positive and kind to everyone you meet your a great role model for your kids and everyone out here watching. Thank you for sharing your life and journey with us all. Andy from New Zealand
I'm so impressed with the work you all did, having the right tools and machines for the job definitely helps. The first homeowner hopefully got some wood chips just not those ones. Awesome work on the video for certain!!!
You are so kind always a smile on your face, never sagarine. you can really see that you have plexier in your work. very nice to look at. by the way i am a viewer from the dutch. amsterdam
Jake, I can see this is going to be an awesome vlog; all the different companies, techniques, people, and TREES of course. I'm here to stay buddy ! Can't wait for the next installment.
I don't think I can offer you and Mr Rounds a better compliment than saying I looked to run my own firm First Class Gardens here in u.k. with the same professionalism - we didn't specialise in treework nor the special, special of taking on the jobs Reon seems to look for - all ours were more forestry fellings with a lot of hydraulic kit on hand - great that you all can earn a second income from these videos - if I'd have taken photographs of my earlier days - they'd be sepia! WELL DONE ALL!
Reon must be awesome to hang with, so much energy and drive to get the job done. Awesome of him to let you come out and film. Be careful or he is going to have you in the flying machine swooping past trees taking one small limb at a time. Love this episode! (I feel like I know you, have seen pretty much all your videos, sad about east side tree works though.)
Great job guys, I love seeing a well oiled machine work so well . The fast progress & I don’t even get tired watching. Lol. I don’t get paid either. Seriously y’all are awesome!!!!!
Think it was about mid October last year I just made it thru the pass before they shut it down, Jacob was looking for a place to park for the night in the video seems he could have skipped the chains and just parked where he was in the chain up area.😁
Make me smile to be able to watch you doing tree work again! So glad I found your channel again I've been looking since the crane incident much love from central Massachusetts Jake keep up with the kick ass content brother!!
I'm surprised you don't give it a little undercut so when you give the overcut it just Falls away beautiful job it's nice watching professionals do it you make it look so easy and it's nice to be out of there before noon. Miller time! Be safe boys godspeed stay safe
Another amazing video as always! Glad you got to work with a crew that was as skilled as Reon’s, watching everything go smooth is always a good day. Can’t wait for the next parts!
Hi Jake!!! That was my tree!! I'm the chip lady 😁. I just wanted to say that i love your videos. I'm lucky that one of the crew members shared your channel with me when you came to my house. I've been eagerly awaiting you to upload this video. I was just so impressed with how skilled you all are and how much you clearly just love your jobs. I'm not kidding when I say my husband and I wanted to quit our jobs and do your job after watching you. I've been working on my fear of heights for years now. I'm pretty sure I would never make it and I'm getting old now, but I can live vicariously through your channel. I read your story with Eastside tree works and I wish you the best in this new endeavor. I will share this with my family and friends. Thanks again for making the video and for coming by to take down my tree. You guys rock ♥️
Such a lovely comment.
@@alexwagner2713 Aw thanks! :)
@@KennysTreeRemoval
Midwest people are the nicest!!
@@bman7034 I'm glad you like Midwesterners! I like them too. Thanks for the compliment :)
That was one super slick operation. In the UK, a job using that size of machinery would involve so much unnecessary paperwork, closing off the road, risk assessment / method statement and numerous meetings, the tree would have aged, rotted away and fallen on the house and so the process starts over again. Meetings, paperwork, investigation, insurance disputes, the list is endless.
The video was a joy to watch.
Reons face doing that stump cut was great.
Ha! While running the CLAW, he was smiling the whole time. I'm sure it's from the power and death grip of that thing being translated from your puny human grip.
amazing to see such an insanely well run tree service, so efficient and safe. Whats even more important is your bodies wont be over worked, the logevity and moral of the workers will be vastly increased.
your fitted straight in with them like you'd been working with them for years, well done.
great production value on the video aswell. one of your best videos to date! Thanks Jacob!!
I'm glad you shared the great state of Wisconsin with your kids. 5 star Dad!
This dude is like, the Tony Stark of tree guys
Reon is the essence of expertise and efficiency. Absolutely amazing work! Actually, it looks more like fun than work.
Greetings from New Zealand. We speak differently, drive differently (other side of the road), have different tree species but we are all lovers of trees and tree work. It is great to see folk teaming up to support each other. This is uplifting, positive and enriching stuff. Huge respect to all!
Can’t say how happy it makes me to see you keep this ball rolling on your dreams Jake! You set the bar for adapt and overcome
I can tell reon loves his job from the smile on his face😊
Awesome! All the way around. A bunch of honest hard working men living their best lives. Earning honest livings, providing solid employment for many. And demonstrating what skilled professionals look and act like. Efficient and safe. You guys are a great representation of what our country and our way of life is all about. Work hard play hard
Love watching you and Reon work together. Y’all are true pros!
Jake, leaving your old job was the best decision you made. Great content and keep up the good work.
Wow Reon is the real deal and in my home state. One of the best tree services I have ever seen. Great video! Great new channel! Not often I watch a video this length fully so thank you.
You rolling down the highway in Cousin Eddy’s RV is the icing on the cake for this series! Fantastic video Jake!
I’m from Worcestershire England, I loved the changing scenery views and the state signs on your journey. Rein and his crew were superb. I’m a massive fan of your new channel
Good job Jake! I like that you are showing different techniques for bringing down these trees. Different types of trees in different areas will necessarily require different approaches, different tools etc. You are adding to your skill set by doing these trips, and taking the kids on road trips is SO SO important when they are small. I hope it pencils out for you financially to keep doing this, the kidlets will have these memories forever.
Jake I own a small tree service out here in Washington state. I even climbed with your former company a couple years back. Just want to salute you for taking the Washington tree climbing across this country. Your content is on point and wish you much success in the future
I'm from Washington state as well. Much success
Gosh darn man it so good to see you doing your own thing and pursuing your dreams!! I'll be a die hard GUILTY OF TREESON fan til I can't no more.
Dude, amazing. My first 8 years or so in the trade were climbing dead and dying Ash from the borer. They are all gone by this point around here and I don't miss them!! This will be the biggest tree channel on UA-cam, mark my words my friend. Cheers... - Patrick
I get the same feeling. Let's all help fund this.
@@Tanks_In_Space I really doubt the species will adapt to attack other trees. The bark and cambium of ash is very specific in attribution to allow the borer to thrive there. Other trees lack the qualities the borer needs to survive. We won’t see the emerald ash borers attack other trees within the next few centuries.
That ash still has some good board feet in it...I've seen some that shattered when they hit the ground...a little unnerving for the guy who was just climbing on it.
They are doing their best to eliminate all our Ash in northern New York, cutting a couple tomorrow. Cable winch and tow straps with a couple of chains thrown in for variety. But not multiple thousands per each like on a pro job. Hopefully her insurance company doesn’t find out before I get through……
I did quite a bit of research on the EMARLD -ASH-INSECT -BORER. I discovered that, it has $$$$$$, cost, $$$$$$$, }}3 the Canadian government and our American government over $1 billion in damages. Here in NW MONTANA, it has wiped out nearly all of our entire emerald ash trees!! here is one of the main things I discovered.
“In the summer of 2002, scientists realized that widespread damage to ash (Fraxinus) in southern Michigan was caused by an introduced insect, the emerald ash borer (Agrilus planipennis) (Federal Register, October 14, 2003, Volume 68, Number 198).
The pest is thought to have been established in Michigan for at least 10 years by the time of its discovery (Siegert, 2006) and had already infested a large area in Michigan and adjacent Ontario. “
“Due to a combination of factors, including both the biological and human dimensions of infestation and dispersal pathways, the pest spread into surrounding states and provinces despite many different attempts to contain it. As of 2021, EAB is found in 35 states and 5 Canadian provinces.
And, outbreaks sometimes emerge at sites hundreds of miles from the nearest known location (including Boulder Colorado and Winnipeg Manitoba) - indicating that infested wood continues to be moved despite state regulations, international regulations, and extensive outreach campaigns.”
“ In Europe, EAB was first detected in Moscow, in European Russia in 2003. As of 2021, EAB is established in one province in Ukraine and 18 oblasts of European Russia, especially to the west of Moscow towards the borders with Belarus and Ukraine (Musolin et al. 2021).
In Moscow, initial damage was greatest on the introduced North American species, green ash (Fraxinus pennsylvanica); however, by 2021 mass mortality was observed to European as (F. excelsior) as well (Volkovitsh, Bienkowski and Orlova-Bienkowskaja, 2021).”
“Two disjunct populations of EAB have been detected 400-500km from Moscow. The first detection, in 2019, was in southwest Russia and eastern Ukraine, which may be correlated with the planting of F. excelsior and F. pennsylvanica along roads, and railways.
“Furthermore, along field shelter belts, and urban forests (Musolin et al. 2021). The second disjunct population is near St. Petersburg, only 130km from the borders of Estonia and Finland; it was detected in September 2020.
New outbreaks and infestations of emerald ash borer are announced sporadically. To find current information on locations (and the status of each state, province, and county), it is best to go to Emeraldashborer.info or access their current map, which is typically updated on a monthly basis.
Canadian provinces are also included on this location map, with confirmed infestations now ranging from New Brunswick to Manitoba. In general, EAB infestations in North America are slowly advancing westward.”
This guy is bad ass living life to the fullest !!
“Super pumped to see awesome hard working people”
I don’t even work in the tree industry but this and Buckin Billy Ray are still my two favorite UA-cam channels 😝
awesome!!!
LOL SAME
Don't forget August Hunicke
Wow, what a good group of people to have around you. Reon seems just a genuine as Jake is..
Listen, tree guys are cool, at the end of the day 😎
I gotta see more. Had me from the get go.
Worked high iron for 10 yrs I know the feeling of working in the air, nothing like it.
Dude that's awesome how your going around and hanging out with fellow tree guys! Keep it up buddy. I'm a gunna watch every video Jacob.
Agreed, best yt idea in a long time
@@levigranger5383 check out how his winch on the chipper flips out of the way so you dont have to deal with it when loading with a machine.
@@Jdizzlemynizzle totally agree! Very cool
Reon would be an excellent boss. He treats his guys with utmost respect and he gives off a crazy energy that anyone could enjoy
What a nice dude so happy doing what he does tons of respect to you guys💯
Typical summer day in Montana...been there, done that, but love it though. I'm 78, ground-bound and down and watching your videos makes glad I'm through climbing. Fun while it lasted though. Hope you took home a lot of cheese and beer from Wisconsin though. Storytime: once on a tree up 80 foot or so, wind started whipping, told the guy on the ground to get his raincoat, he said "why, its not raining?...I told him "it's not rain you need to worry about!"
Reon seems like a absolute legend
What a team ,this is a well oiled company ,and should be dam proud , the owner seems a real cool guy to work for ,especially with all the equipment he’s got ,this makes a job a lot more easier, and most off all safe 👍
Reon seems like am awesome dude 😎. I never watch 50 minute videos, but this got watched the whole way through. Amazing job Jake 👏
You guys sorted it all out . Impressive.
I’m too old and had a different carrier.. but loved to do this instead.
Well I did cut some trees 🌳 as hobby for the Forrest rangers.. but this is way more fun.
Thanks for sharing..
Great job guys. Reon and crew - thank you for letting Jake live his dream.
Beautiful neighbourhood so many houses yet so many trees, wish all suburban areas were like this.
Just found your channel. Cut all my Ash trees 3 yrs ago. Dropped 3 myself. Had helped with 2 of them, bucket truck. Biggest one 42' base. 50' tall. Looking east, house 7 o'clock, garage 5 o'clock, within 25'. Makes you think, electrician by trade. Done some sketchy stuff over the years. Enjoy & trust your gut, friend
Emerald Ash borers decimated most of our ash trees in the NE and after a year of being dead, trying to piece them down with the Sennebogen is like grabbing a log that’s been rotting on the ground for 5 years. Can never be delicate enough to grab it without something falling off
Yeah, here in MA, Ash are getting smashed. I had (7) in my yard alone, anywhere from 10" to 20" dia. After making firewood with about 2 or 3, I decided to try my hand at an Alaskan mill. From those cuts I made (4) raised garden beds and some 4x4 posts for leveling a lift I rented for taking down a couple dead ash at a neighbor's house. Great video Jacob! Especially nice to see you able to share the adventure with your family.
Fellow NE tree guy here, cheers!
You know you´re with a great operator when they make an enormous awkwardly placed tree seem relatively straightforward and easy to execute. Everyone involved and useful. The results speak for themselves.
Bless Absolutely an amazing video. What a company that has everything to do the job safely and efficiently. Thanks 🙏
These guys are pros. Each one knew their jobs and they had the right specialized equipment for the task at hand. At no time did it appear that anyone took any unnecessary risks doing what is clearly already a very dangerous job. Congratulations on a job well done.
An adventure on your way to the adventure. Reon is a high energy guy.
Hey Jake, awsome video, you're living the dream, out on adventures with the family. Going it on your own (with family) was one of the best decisions you made. All the best🖒🖒
Went to High School withe Reon. Glad to see you're doing well for yourself!!
Thanks for posting another great video. Seeing work with ash hits home for me, even though all my cutting is in WV, OH, and PA. I'm glad to see nice wide deciduous trees with large limbs rather than trunk & twigs, which isn't bad; just good for contrast. It's really sad what's happening to these ash trees. I've read that over 50 million trees have died from the Emerald Ash Borer. I cut far more ash than any other species because of this.
Same. But On a good note, the ash borers don’t hit the immature ones.
Great vid showcasing another professional who loves what he does.
Wisconsin tree climber here. Love your videos and I love learning from you
So good to see Reon again I've missed his wheelies and music!
Live 10 minutes away from cottage grove and I’ve been subbed and binge watching this channel for over a year! So wild to see you in my neighborhood!
Every time you repelled down, the song playing on the radio made the perfect sound track.
The family! Awesome they're all in for you Jake. As for the vid, so so much to comment on.
Apart from his expertise and experience, Reon just seems such a nice person to be around! Col, NZ
He has some awesome equipment. Very professional crew.
Reons got a smile ear to ear loading those logs $$$$$
Hey Jake, love your new Chanel and what your doing your so positive and kind to everyone you meet your a great role model for your kids and everyone out here watching. Thank you for sharing your life and journey with us all. Andy from New Zealand
I love ❤ 😍 your videos 📹. 📹 the way you climb trees 🌳 is amazing 👏. A joy to watch ⌚. ⌚. Keep up the good work 👏 🙌 👍 👌 😀 😊.
Amazing video Jacob! You can see the effort that goes into these videos and boy does it show. Keep being you man!
Holy Ballz, looks like Reon has quite the board feet of potential lumber there. Truly impressive job. Height of efficiency.
I'm so impressed with the work you all did, having the right tools and machines for the job definitely helps. The first homeowner hopefully got some wood chips just not those ones. Awesome work on the video for certain!!!
Let me like it first… now I’m going to watch it.
hahaha straight up!!! just commented that, now saw you did too. no shame baby
Awesome stuff im in wisconsin right now for crane school, about 20 minutes from that tree service company. Small world!
Good evening, Great job boys. I see ash trees don't cut any easy down there. Thank you for taking the time to video from Steve st.Stephen N.B Canada
You are so kind always a smile on your face, never sagarine. you can really see that you have plexier in your work. very nice to look at. by the way i am a viewer from the dutch. amsterdam
I liked hearing about how different the the view and trees are from a tree guy’s view. Great video!!
Jake, I can see this is going to be an awesome vlog; all the different companies, techniques, people, and TREES of course. I'm here to stay buddy ! Can't wait for the next installment.
Great video! I'm liking the traveling tree life, neat to see different areas/work styles/equipment, etc. Dude has some toys!
I don't think I can offer you and Mr Rounds a better compliment than saying I looked to run my own firm First Class Gardens here in u.k. with the same professionalism - we didn't specialise in treework nor the special, special of taking on the jobs Reon seems to look for - all ours were more forestry fellings with a lot of hydraulic kit on hand - great that you all can earn a second income from these videos - if I'd have taken photographs of my earlier days - they'd be sepia! WELL DONE ALL!
Reon must be awesome to hang with, so much energy and drive to get the job done. Awesome of him to let you come out and film. Be careful or he is going to have you in the flying machine swooping past trees taking one small limb at a time. Love this episode! (I feel like I know you, have seen pretty much all your videos, sad about east side tree works though.)
You can see the curve of the earth way up there great video thank you very much
I love how Reon has a permanent smile all the time. The paragliding in the end, it all makes sense.
Jake that’s by far the best crane removal video you have ever posted. Great job!
I absolutely love watching these videos. ❤
Nice job! Very cool to see you getting around and meeting up with other crews!!! Awesome!
i like seeing the state signs as you go through the states so that way i know what state looks like what.
thank you for a great video
Great job guys, I love seeing a well oiled machine work so well . The fast progress & I don’t even get tired watching. Lol. I don’t get paid either. Seriously y’all are awesome!!!!!
The music and how you timed it with the signs of destination made me chuckle. Nice one!
Slick and sufficient operation. Definitely like those slings.
Great video!
Awesome that you guys worked together. It did seem faster. Really enjoying YOUR channel.
Great job
Looking forward to all your travels
Damn! Nice equipment! Thanks for the video….as you and your family tour this great country.
Welcome to Montana, glad you made it through the pass ok. Glad you are putting out content still keep on trucking love your videos!!
Thanks!
Think it was about mid October last year I just made it thru the pass before they shut it down, Jacob was looking for a place to park for the night in the video seems he could have skipped the chains and just parked where he was in the chain up area.😁
Fantastic interesting video! Professional, efficient and everyone loving what they do! Excellent!!
That bottom cut was phenomenal. It's not easy to get it so perfectly straight like that. Nice job guys.
hi I live in the UK great videos and thankyou for going through the reasons when cutting and roping a Tree David
That’s awesome seeing it from another angle. Great work.
Your doing it! Great hang out with you guys. Really great to see Reon.
Make me smile to be able to watch you doing tree work again! So glad I found your channel again I've been looking since the crane incident much love from central Massachusetts Jake keep up with the kick ass content brother!!
Thanks for the video! The 1st 10 minutes I wrecked my brain thinking about all the overhead his business must have.
I'm surprised you don't give it a little undercut so when you give the overcut it just Falls away beautiful job it's nice watching professionals do it you make it look so easy and it's nice to be out of there before noon. Miller time! Be safe boys godspeed stay safe
Loving these videos you are doing working with different people and firms!
My man in the crane drinking that Sun Drop! Yessiree!
Loving the videos man! Awesome that you made the jump and went out on your own! We only have one life to live, make the most of it and have fun!
Cool seeing Reon's operation in long-form.
Brother you’ve got it figured out and I couldn’t be happier for you!!
31:52 He's checking out the variety of trees meanwhile I'm just admiring that lawn 😍
Great work even though your old crew was awesome it's great to see other people's methods
8:05 “yeah, we’re gonna have fun!” Great video, Reon seems very likeable and very efficient crew
If every tree crew had a Jacob, every job would go like this. ❤
This is awesome I love seeing that you are so much more than eastside. This content is extremely good.
Another amazing video as always! Glad you got to work with a crew that was as skilled as Reon’s, watching everything go smooth is always a good day. Can’t wait for the next parts!
Yep just like we do it the job is cleaner when we leave than it was when we got there, impressive!
Love the vids reon seems like a really down to earth cool guy .... funny thing is he looks exactly like a guy I know like they could be twins
Awesome video of two highly skilled climbers! Can't wait for the next one!