I am not a pro but I do cut trees for folk I have learnt so much watching you guys There are tree men/women and then there are tree men /women you are real tree men.. Even with my limited knowledge I see so called pros making big big mistakes because they simply do not think it through or just dont understand how wood works or at worst are in it just for the money you can tell they do not enjoy their work which is undertsandable when they don't know what they are doing !! Keep the vids comming please I have so much more I need to learn Thanks again from all in the U.K.
Thank you for explaining so well what we do. So many people think it is a simple job requiring little thought or skill. I've been doing it 21 years in Ohio and I'm proud of what I do. Keep up the good work and keep showing people how much thought and planning goes into each job, because as you know , each tree has to be approached differently. Thanks
I have been on my legs and pulling my back as a nurse for 49 years. The years have taken a toll on my legs. I think about your legs and what standing the way you have to with those tree spurs. I pray you do not have too much discomfort and mal formations of your skin on your feet and your bones ? God bless you August , you are Tarzan and Superman rolled into one.I really enjoy watching you and have much respect for you as a professional .
Always well placed cut. I appreciate the time you take in sharing your knowledge and awesome attitude. I try and bring it to my jobs. My second new crew sees it i believe. My first crew is showing them that. Its great to see you guys up there together.
I appreciate the way you explain what you are doing, it teaches the rest of us its not such a simple job to do, but one that can harm you or property very quickly. Jim
What a complete pleasure it is to watch these professionals in action. Damien and August are at the top of their game. Thank you for the great videos you make. Be safe and keep 'em coming.
EXTREMELY WELL EXECUTED AND EXPLAINED.lovely to watch you back in the tops doing what you do best.love the little echo but unable to let go of the ms200t be like losing a best friend
I'm in Michigan. Get those here with white pine.. can't cut too much on the bottom, barely touch the saw to the top of the limb and see ya... I always tell my customers, knowledge is the best tool in the truck. I recently found your channel and I wanna have fun too... I work with one other guy. Were kinda like you and Damian. Except its Shane and Craig. Lol. I feel like the comment section isn't a good place to have a conversation though. Sorry. Lol. Great job.
Nice shane I'm in Michigan too. Yeah especially this time of year those white pine limbs practically jump right off the tree at the sight of a chainsaw lol. And many great things/conversations/friendships happen in the youtube comment section. Happy new year!
UA-cam comment sections are like hanging out at bowling alleys, it takes the staff, bouncers and patrons all working together to not only make it possible but to keep it a positive and enjoyable place. Around here on August’s channel, the staff works like mad men, the bouncers have zero patience and the patrons show up with pockets full of knowledge to share. Haters just don’t last long in these parts.
Potentially life saving reminders right there! Thanks for the shove August. Combined with Buckin s ‘I am calm and I am at peace’ for tricky tops and awkward branches. Be safe all but do take calculated risks and enjoy life like August and his crew :-) thanks and Happy New Year all
Well on a sooper small scale and using a Stihl kombi engine and pole pruning attachment successfully felled some small branches of a hawthorn tree using a humboldt cut learnt from watching vlogs made by yourself so much respect to you and your guys and thanks for the extra knowledge that I never learned from college
It was amazing how you got the branches so close to the loading chute on the chipper. Ground man takes the sling off and presses the start bar. It was good to see the little Ninja Warriors at the end. Thanks for the great video. Love you guys!
You've posted some great videos, August, but this is gold -- just jammed with wisdom. And so timely, for me anyways. BIG THANKS Oh, and that "watch that another limb is not entangled/holding"... that bit of advice came a year too late for me. Nice scar, good story... you better believe I look for that now!!
Thank you August for making these videos! I learn more from watching a 20 minute video from you than I do all week at the dangerously fast paced company I work for. Maybe one day I can work with people that run a company as smoothly as yours. 🙏
Thanks for another great video Big Bro. I have now watched maybe 50%of yah videos, n now I can’t wait to get to work n a couple hours. That’s right, I’m up at 2am still watching your educational videos. First time n 16yrs of doing tree work that I’m anxious on Sunday night to get to work Monday morning. But watch, I will end up getting sent out wit the crane crew. Peace n blessings Big Bro, have a awesome n safe day tomorrow. RASpect from yah favorite Va Ground n Pounder
Damnit if you dont pump me up August! As a up and coming Journeyman powerline clearance tree trimmer, I learn alot from your videos. My side business is where I get to use most of your tips! Thanks for all the hard work and time videoing! Rock on bro
Hi august I'm very happy I found your Chanel man. I watch it for several reasons, a couple at the for front of my thoughts are just the sheer skill you and Damien have in some of the most sketchy situations. Your attention to the details is bar none, the finest! Your motivational qualities are just as 😎. I love the way you explain what you are doing and why. Just fantastic. I am in no way the Arborist you are, even though I have felled my share. One vid you made blew my mind. Can't remember the name of it, but watching you pull that tree around another and dropping it between the goal posts for me was EPIC!!! This may sound wack, but when I'm a little down I pull up your vids and my spirit is lifted. You have a special calling brother. My best to you, your bride and family man. God bless and keep the vids coming. TOTALLY AWESOME! I loved the family zip line vid. Such a strong commitment to family. Just awesome! Again, God bless you and yours brother.
Good vid man! I've seen a lot of new guys struggle with big branches, especially in big PNW Firs. I know I had a couple go sideways (unintentionally) in my early years. Takes a lot of practice to learn when you can and can't hinge or pop cut a huge branch. Could be the difference between going home early or buying a gutter.
@@nikolassekerka8527 tips for the new guys. Etc. i’m a chef right now but this seems way cooler! I’ll take the pay cut if I got to work with a good crew. I love the outdoors. Neat job. Totally underrated.
The video work you guys do. Just so we can see the job is awesome. Fat Fir trees are so much fun to climb but the ground work...Heavy :-) I hope you guys are having a great new year.
"Massive limbs....." no argument there. 😉 You all make this stuff look easy, then again a skilled craftsman is always able to do that. Well done August, to you and your crew. Keep yourselves safe! 😃👍❤️🌲 Randy
Howdy August, this video was Thumpy Awesome! Convenient speed line straight to the AX19....ground crew has gotta appreciate that. Also I enjoyed seeing that you were enjoying the challenge at hand, passing on knowledge to Damien and your viewers. Blessings for you all in 2021!
impressive as always. You're camera work is really good, shows your teaching skills which are a different set than your tree work. Appreciate the time it takes you to do all that extra. I might have missed it but could you go over the speedline setup? including the ground, I thought i saw them using an extra rope and prusik (mech advantage) to adjust tension. thank you
If the homeowners watch these videos of their own trees being cut, I'm sure it helps them see the knowledge, care, concerns, experience and expertise that goes into what they're paying for. Great job August.
This is by far the best edited video I have seen so far August! Always a pleasure to view man, and it's nice to see a respectful boss too. Happy New Year from Scotland. "Long may yer lum reek" (Hope the chimney keeps smokin!)
Thank you for a great year. And...thank you for not adding music to this one. I really like to hear the unadulterated sounds of the work. Happy and SAFE 2021. God bless
i seem to remember a similar cut in The Fundementals of General Tree Work. A reaming undercut, followed by top and or side cuts. Great example of why this line of work is part art and part science!
I just did a job last week with branches like this they can kill you just the same as a tree their is a lot of weight in them! I don’t think people really realize how dense in weight trees really are! A lot of force cutting loose all at once can end you in the blink of an eye!🤙🏻 Cheers brother good job 🍻
@8:12's limb you do a small undercut and finish it off from the top --- *using the top of your bar*, when bottom-bar would've "looked" more ergonomic to my eyes, I've gotta ask was that just what was comfortable, or was it intentional *because* you don't get covered in the wood-chips? I've found I'm positioning more&more to avoid covering myself in chips (til I'm at just a stem, of course) On that note I've recently swapped-over to using Canola for my b&c oil and it's great, no difference in performance but now I'm not covered-in (and breathing mists of) an oil&wood mist everytime I cut! Surprised Canola isn't the norm/most common, I could certainly understand complaints about it on a long-bar (though such complaints still seem few&far-between) but for climbsaws that're 18" and under I can say I'm in FL using just Canola and it's been great :) Thanks for the awesome content as always man :D
Great Job ! Could you do a little update for this ?? How big was it ? Insurance issue ( take it down ) ?? Why take it down ? Is there local folks in your area that will take the wood ? mills or portable mills ? does all the shred go to the dump ?? or o you have a biomass co-gen like we do up here ? I have several huge hemlocks and beech back on our swamp line that are getting to the point of tumbling down .
This was a great video August. A good ending to a bad year. I sure will be looking forward to seeing you in the treetops in 2021, even if it does scare me.
Hello August!. As usual another great cut !!!. Hope your Christmas & new year’s was good. Love to you & your beautiful family!. Keep the faith patriot!!. Good will prevail 🙏🏽❤️🙌🏽🇺🇸😉
Great video. Thanks for all the helpful comments and valuable, hard-won tips and tricks. The love of the work and conscientious professionalism and mutual love and respect among the crew. I hope one day (soon) I will do a job (literally) 1/10 that size.
Well that was a large piece of work there! nice technique on the big limbs , and yes WAY up there, when you trimmed that chunk of the side, it took a long time to reach the ground for a heavy chunk and you went quite a ways up after that. Loved the top and the closing shot of the kids by the big log, HAPPY NEW YEAR :{)
21:11 when you knocked out the wedge, you were blue lined to the top. Where you in danger if she toppled then, or is it safe to say it wouldn’t have gone until the back cut?
@@AugustHunicke Too true, I was just trying to figure out the lines. I’m not in the trade, just an arm chair jockey binge watching your channel. Makes my heart race every time you look down.
The size of the limbs are amazing, the way they gracefully look like leaves falling out of a tall tree. Knowing there any word from 20 to 40 feet long.
Monkey Beaver Suspenders for the tree motion. Get them if you have the harness. V comfortable to share the load on your shoulders. Not on commission but support an innovative design concept and top gent and family.
That's what I deal with all the time. Carolina Long Leaf Pine and Lop Lolly are most of my business here in the Sandhills region of North Carolina. My ground crew always thinks the limbs are skinny til I send them down.
I am not a pro but I do cut trees for folk I have learnt so much watching you guys There are tree men/women and then there are tree men /women you are real tree men.. Even with
my limited knowledge I see so called pros making big big mistakes because they simply do not think it through or just dont understand how wood works or at worst are in it just
for the money you can tell they do not enjoy their work which is undertsandable when they don't know what they are doing !! Keep the vids comming please I have so much more
I need to learn Thanks again from all in the U.K.
Thank you for explaining so well what we do. So many people think it is a simple job requiring little thought or skill. I've been doing it 21 years in Ohio and I'm proud of what I do. Keep up the good work and keep showing people how much thought and planning goes into each job, because as you know , each tree has to be approached differently. Thanks
I have been on my legs and pulling my back as a nurse for 49 years. The years have taken a toll on my legs. I think about your legs and what standing the way you have to with those tree spurs. I pray you do not have too much discomfort and mal formations of your skin on your feet and your bones ? God bless you August , you are Tarzan and Superman rolled into one.I really enjoy watching you and have much respect for you as a professional .
Been doing line clearance for 20+ years. One of the most badass jobs I've ever seen. Hats off to you sir.
I bought your speedline kit and used it on 3 big pines last week the customer thought it was the coolest thing ever
One of the best parts of your videos is watching everyone enjoy their job. Happy New Year!
TREE = BEHEMOTH! Exceptional skills!
Always well placed cut. I appreciate the time you take in sharing your knowledge and awesome attitude. I try and bring it to my jobs. My second new crew sees it i believe. My first crew is showing them that. Its great to see you guys up there together.
@ 5:18 Thanks August, for taking the time to get great shots, like this. I can't imagine the extra time you put in for all of us viewers.
Haven't watched any of your videos in a couple years, yet as soon as I return, I witness the same level of logic. Kudos to you, August!
I appreciate the way you explain what you are doing, it teaches the rest of us its not such a simple job to do, but one that can harm you or property very quickly. Jim
What a complete pleasure it is to watch these professionals in action. Damien and August are at the top of their game. Thank you for the great videos you make. Be safe and keep 'em coming.
I wonder how many trees guys took a look at that tree and say "Nope, nope, nope".
EXTREMELY WELL EXECUTED AND EXPLAINED.lovely to watch you back in the tops doing what you do best.love the little echo but unable to let go of the ms200t be like losing a best friend
Seriously dude... you are a tree master, wherever you tell the branch to go, and how... it does. Wow. Awesome to watch a pro.
I'm in Michigan. Get those here with white pine.. can't cut too much on the bottom, barely touch the saw to the top of the limb and see ya... I always tell my customers, knowledge is the best tool in the truck. I recently found your channel and I wanna have fun too... I work with one other guy. Were kinda like you and Damian. Except its Shane and Craig. Lol. I feel like the comment section isn't a good place to have a conversation though. Sorry. Lol. Great job.
Haha, well I love the comment tho 😁
Nice shane I'm in Michigan too. Yeah especially this time of year those white pine limbs practically jump right off the tree at the sight of a chainsaw lol. And many great things/conversations/friendships happen in the youtube comment section. Happy new year!
UA-cam comment sections are like hanging out at bowling alleys, it takes the staff, bouncers and patrons all working together to not only make it possible but to keep it a positive and enjoyable place.
Around here on August’s channel, the staff works like mad men, the bouncers have zero patience and the patrons show up with pockets full of knowledge to share.
Haters just don’t last long in these parts.
Potentially life saving reminders right there! Thanks for the shove August. Combined with Buckin s ‘I am calm and I am at peace’ for tricky tops and awkward branches. Be safe all but do take calculated risks and enjoy life like August and his crew :-) thanks and Happy New Year all
Well on a sooper small scale and using a Stihl kombi engine and pole pruning attachment successfully felled some small branches of a hawthorn tree using a humboldt cut learnt from watching vlogs made by yourself so much respect to you and your guys and thanks for the extra knowledge that I never learned from college
It was amazing how you got the branches so close to the loading chute on the chipper. Ground man takes the sling off and presses the start bar. It was good to see the little Ninja Warriors at the end. Thanks for the great video. Love you guys!
Always nice to attend class and getting tons of interesting info from Headmaster August...!
You've posted some great videos, August, but this is gold -- just jammed with wisdom. And so timely, for me anyways. BIG THANKS
Oh, and that "watch that another limb is not entangled/holding"... that bit of advice came a year too late for me.
Nice scar, good story... you better believe I look for that now!!
Thank you August for making these videos! I learn more from watching a 20 minute video from you than I do all week at the dangerously fast paced company I work for. Maybe one day I can work with people that run a company as smoothly as yours. 🙏
Thanks for another great video Big Bro. I have now watched maybe 50%of yah videos, n now I can’t wait to get to work n a couple hours. That’s right, I’m up at 2am still watching your educational videos. First time n 16yrs of doing tree work that I’m anxious on Sunday night to get to work Monday morning. But watch, I will end up getting sent out wit the crane crew. Peace n blessings Big Bro, have a awesome n safe day tomorrow. RASpect from yah favorite Va Ground n Pounder
Great stuff as always. I could watch this all day… and sometimes do! 😄
Beautiful family too, great crew… keep on being safe and smart. Cheers!
Damnit if you dont pump me up August! As a up and coming Journeyman powerline clearance tree trimmer, I learn alot from your videos. My side business is where I get to use most of your tips! Thanks for all the hard work and time videoing! Rock on bro
Best wishes to you and your family, August....your home family, and your work family. Looking forward to more great content in 2021. Thanks.
Impressive! I sit here with my mouth half open watching these videos. Much respect for what you do!
Hi august I'm very happy I found your Chanel man. I watch it for several reasons, a couple at the for front of my thoughts are just the sheer skill you and Damien have in some of the most sketchy situations. Your attention to the details is bar none, the finest! Your motivational qualities are just as 😎. I love the way you explain what you are doing and why. Just fantastic. I am in no way the Arborist you are, even though I have felled my share. One vid you made blew my mind. Can't remember the name of it, but watching you pull that tree around another and dropping it between the goal posts for me was EPIC!!! This may sound wack, but when I'm a little down I pull up your vids and my spirit is lifted. You have a special calling brother. My best to you, your bride and family man. God bless and keep the vids coming. TOTALLY AWESOME! I loved the family zip line vid. Such a strong commitment to family. Just awesome! Again, God bless you and yours brother.
Comments like this motivate me. Thanks.
Good vid man! I've seen a lot of new guys struggle with big branches, especially in big PNW Firs. I know I had a couple go sideways (unintentionally) in my early years. Takes a lot of practice to learn when you can and can't hinge or pop cut a huge branch. Could be the difference between going home early or buying a gutter.
I was in line clearance for 23 years and I am very qualified to say, that was a most excellent job!
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I have TOTAL respect for your skills and your approach to each situation!Cute family- hope 2021 treats all of you well!
You are a perfectionist and well skilled arborist. You are like straight from God. You are the tree whisperer
You should do a video on how to get into this line of work the right way! It’s awesome! I really would love todo this.
Awesome videos!
Thanks
Go work for a tree service with ISA
@@nikolassekerka8527 tips for the new guys. Etc. i’m a chef right now but this seems way cooler!
I’ll take the pay cut if I got to work with a good crew.
I love the outdoors.
Neat job. Totally underrated.
the hinge on that top made such a satisfying noise
I completely agree 💯%
yep! I listened to it several times!
That was awesome , I knew someone would point that out I hope everyone had a good Christmas
That was going to be my comment! Like straws being pulled out of a cup
Those whiskers do make a great squeak!
Nice mill log. Picture perfect landing on that top! Nice! Happy new year!
I love these videos. I truly believe that you can never learn enough and you can learn something from anyone.
The video work you guys do. Just so we can see the job is awesome.
Fat Fir trees are so much fun to climb but the ground work...Heavy :-)
I hope you guys are having a great new year.
Great job on this one! The production of your videos keeps getting better. Thanks for your content of 2020, looking forward to 2021.
By far one of your best videos to date, very enjoyable!
Outstanding video as always. Talking through your process and giving the visuals as you worked the tree was great, thanks!
"Massive limbs....." no argument there. 😉
You all make this stuff look easy, then again
a skilled craftsman is always able to do that.
Well done August, to you and your crew.
Keep yourselves safe! 😃👍❤️🌲
Randy
Chuck Norris in a tree, no stunt stand ins. So well done. tx for taking the time.
You are such an Artist at what you do. Keep putting up this amazing content and take care of that beautiful family.
Howdy August, this video was Thumpy Awesome! Convenient speed line straight to the AX19....ground crew has gotta appreciate that. Also I enjoyed seeing that you were enjoying the challenge at hand, passing on knowledge to Damien and your viewers. Blessings for you all in 2021!
You guys are an inspiration. Thank you for all the knowledge you share so freely with the rest of the industry.
impressive as always. You're camera work is really good, shows your teaching skills which are a different set than your tree work. Appreciate the time it takes you to do all that extra. I might have missed it but could you go over the speedline setup? including the ground, I thought i saw them using an extra rope and prusik (mech advantage) to adjust tension. thank you
If the homeowners watch these videos of their own trees being cut, I'm sure it helps them see the knowledge, care, concerns, experience and expertise that goes into what they're paying for. Great job August.
This is by far the best edited video I have seen so far August! Always a pleasure to view man, and it's nice to see a respectful boss too. Happy New Year from Scotland. "Long may yer lum reek" (Hope the chimney keeps smokin!)
Very skilled and well thought out. Great explanation and precision. Keep it up guys!
Thank you for a great year. And...thank you for not adding music to this one. I really like to hear the unadulterated sounds of the work. Happy and SAFE 2021. God bless
Really like when you add the music but when you guys are showing tips and tricks it’s just as great 👍.
Masterful video editing - should get an Oscar!
i seem to remember a similar cut in The Fundementals of General Tree Work. A reaming undercut, followed by top and or side cuts. Great example of why this line of work is part art and part science!
You definitely started the year right, thanks for sharing August. This was awesome
Great video! I learned more of what not to do if I tackle a tree in my backyard! THANKS!
I just did a job last week with branches like this they can kill you just the same as a tree their is a lot of weight in them! I don’t think people really realize how dense in weight trees really are! A lot of force cutting loose all at once can end you in the blink of an eye!🤙🏻 Cheers brother good job 🍻
I just climbed my first tree with spurs. Man you guys make it look easy , that junk is hard work.
That friggin saw is just simply an awesome tool. Nice video, August, Happy New Year!
The twist you got on the limb over the house. Awesome stuff man
August and crew, all the best for 2021. Thank you for all the content of 2020, very educational and interesting.
@8:12's limb you do a small undercut and finish it off from the top --- *using the top of your bar*, when bottom-bar would've "looked" more ergonomic to my eyes, I've gotta ask was that just what was comfortable, or was it intentional *because* you don't get covered in the wood-chips? I've found I'm positioning more&more to avoid covering myself in chips (til I'm at just a stem, of course) On that note I've recently swapped-over to using Canola for my b&c oil and it's great, no difference in performance but now I'm not covered-in (and breathing mists of) an oil&wood mist everytime I cut! Surprised Canola isn't the norm/most common, I could certainly understand complaints about it on a long-bar (though such complaints still seem few&far-between) but for climbsaws that're 18" and under I can say I'm in FL using just Canola and it's been great :)
Thanks for the awesome content as always man :D
From the position I was in, it was the easiest way to get holding wood top right.
Glad to see you wearing Wrangler Jeans again like the good ol days! Huge tree, awesome work. As always! Happy New Years man🤙🏻
We just love your guys work! Your smart, knowledgeable & thorough.
Love the competence. Fearless execution is the result.
So up close and personal, I feel like I should be wearing safety equipment as well!
The tree work is excellent, but so is the videography!
Always a pleasure to watch a PRO work - learn something new every time (though I have NO plans to join you in the tree tops :-).
Great Job ! Could you do a little update for this ?? How big was it ? Insurance issue ( take it down ) ?? Why take it down ? Is there local folks in your area that will take the wood ? mills or portable mills ? does all the shred go to the dump ?? or o you have a biomass co-gen like we do up here ? I have several huge hemlocks and beech back on our swamp line that are getting to the point of tumbling down .
This was a great video August. A good ending to a bad year. I sure will be looking forward to seeing you in the treetops in 2021, even if it does scare me.
10:30 best cut ever. PERFECT 👌. Great video. Happy 2021.
Hello August!. As usual another great cut !!!. Hope your Christmas & new year’s was good. Love to you & your beautiful family!. Keep the faith patriot!!. Good will prevail 🙏🏽❤️🙌🏽🇺🇸😉
Great video as always August and great job team. This tree here must've been made in the midwest with those long ole limbs. Happy New Year everyone!
Great video. Thanks for all the helpful comments and valuable, hard-won tips and tricks.
The love of the work and conscientious professionalism and mutual love and respect among the crew.
I hope one day (soon) I will do a job (literally) 1/10 that size.
Good work and tips August. How many chipper trucks full did that tree take?
Don’t remember 🤷🏼♂️😁
Well that was a large piece of work there! nice technique on the big limbs , and yes WAY up there, when you trimmed that chunk of the side, it took a long time to reach the ground for a heavy chunk and you went quite a ways up after that. Loved the top and the closing shot of the kids by the big log, HAPPY NEW YEAR :{)
Thanks for taking the time to explain I learned a few things. Nice job! Be safe!
21:11 when you knocked out the wedge, you were blue lined to the top. Where you in danger if she toppled then, or is it safe to say it wouldn’t have gone until the back cut?
It needs to be cut down.
@@AugustHunicke Too true, I was just trying to figure out the lines. I’m not in the trade, just an arm chair jockey binge watching your channel.
Makes my heart race every time you look down.
Happy new jear my friend ! How you like the sena helmet-com cam? Greetings from germany
22 minutes of quality content.great team
You still can hang with the young bucks. Even all day in the tree. You must be doing something right. Another great job and video.
Happy New Years, west coast fam. Much love from the east USA.
The size of the limbs are amazing, the way they gracefully look like leaves falling out of a tall tree. Knowing there any word from 20 to 40 feet long.
Is there a French brake you have on your carabiner right there in front of your chest.
Excellent job, those branches are huge!
happy New Year real good to watch you and the crew work so well rogether
First...You got some mad skills bro...heights and etc are not for me....hats off to ya!
Great vid that was a lot of tree loved the huge top the hinge noise an the landing was 👍👍 good way to end a not so good year
I am sure it has been said already, but this is "poetry in motion" =)
Happy New Year August. Always enjoy your films!
I love the way those huge limbs turn on the speedline, all to face the same way..so easy almost feels like cheating
Does the chain saw normally binds on that type of tree?
Monkey Beaver Suspenders for the tree motion. Get them if you have the harness. V comfortable to share the load on your shoulders. Not on commission but support an innovative design concept and top gent and family.
Always a good day when you post a video. Thank you for sharing it with me.
Good job guys! Nice and sweet. But one thing was missing. I huge loudspeaker playing metal songs.
How are you getting your shot at 20:21 ? Is it a drone?
GoPro clamped to limb
Beautiful work! Got a MB saddle from you guys, just waiting for it now. You guys rock.
Fascinating to watch. What did this removal cost the customer?
Super cool Video August! That Fir was FAT!!
Супер специалисты своего дела! Берегите себя!
Кадр с детьми в конце отлично завершает видео!
Nice cutting.
Have a Happy and safe New Year, August, family and gang!
That's what I deal with all the time. Carolina Long Leaf Pine and Lop Lolly are most of my business here in the Sandhills region of North Carolina. My ground crew always thinks the limbs are skinny til I send them down.
What size bar do you use on your prouning saw
Great video. I loved all the bullseyes!!