Timber Falling HumCo CA

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  • Опубліковано 4 лис 2024

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  • @IRONHORSE427RACING
    @IRONHORSE427RACING 4 місяці тому +1

    I never tire of seeing this..brings back so many great family memories for me growing up in a Logger/Faller family. Every so often when I get to missing my Father and Grandfather I come back to this video and see how you have documented that....our Son has grown up this same way with me guiding him.... hopefully maybe someday he will stumble across this and see our way of life is very special.

    • @TylerRegli
      @TylerRegli  4 місяці тому

      Thank you for sharing this! I am glad I could share my experience with you and bring back some good memories. I hope you and your son enjoy the trade... it is a gift not many people have the opportunity to do. God bless!

  • @BestkeyTech
    @BestkeyTech 8 днів тому

    🌳 2:05 - Watching a big tree like this sugar pine fall is both powerful and fascinating. Incredible job capturing the whole process! 👍

  • @IRONHORSE427RACING
    @IRONHORSE427RACING 4 роки тому +3

    Thanks so much Tyler for doing this and the script at the end....we my brother are truly the last of a dying breed. The Forest provides all we need and we know best how to provide for it to survive and thrive.
    Loved the entire visual and sound of your work and my Brothers who are in it.

  • @christuttle3980
    @christuttle3980 6 місяців тому +2

    Great Video!
    Greetings from a logger on Vancouver Island British Columbia Canada 🇨🇦

  • @trefallerhighline2152
    @trefallerhighline2152 5 років тому +1

    That was epic proud faller my self brings back memories of my kids when they we're young thank you for sharing your experience with us fans out here in Washington great video

  • @timberray9572
    @timberray9572 8 років тому +2

    Always fun to watch someone in his element, as you clearly are.

  • @ronaldwilkins6056
    @ronaldwilkins6056 3 роки тому +2

    Best soundtrack for a timber felling vid...Nice!

  • @seanrichardson7689
    @seanrichardson7689 8 років тому +2

    great video Tyler, way to keep the proud tradition of hum co. loggers alive!!! keep filming

  • @johnkomosa4089
    @johnkomosa4089 4 роки тому +1

    I enjoyed the music.
    Some big trees.
    I am going to enjoy reading the comments of the pros.
    Stay safe fellas.

  • @natoshaward7588
    @natoshaward7588 8 років тому +2

    Sweet video, good on ya for showing that boy the ropes, his smile says a thousand words.

  • @arborist460
    @arborist460 8 років тому +5

    damn good fallin video! id like to see more exacally like this one....2 thumbs up from an old Appalachian tree slayer

  • @heavyhank99
    @heavyhank99 8 років тому +2

    What an awesome form of art, keep up the good work !!

  • @coreyhogan3886
    @coreyhogan3886 8 років тому +2

    awesome having the kid out there. teach to pay attention to their surroundings and nature they will be a productive human being. I was on the landing at a young age

  • @sawdustandsweat1750
    @sawdustandsweat1750 4 роки тому +1

    Awesome video. Tickled my heart seeing that youngin at the end

  • @denisthemenace.
    @denisthemenace. 7 років тому +2

    Beautiful to watch such quality falling

  • @myronmumau9571
    @myronmumau9571 8 років тому +2

    awesome and you had the boy out there that's awesome. just be careful

  • @jsnbdr
    @jsnbdr 7 років тому +1

    Very nice vid! I watch this one often...

  • @michaeldougfir9807
    @michaeldougfir9807 8 років тому +6

    I do know how trees grow back. And I know you are doing a virtuous job. And I have seen the regrowth in Scotia, etc. Beautiful. You can hardly tell the difference.
    When the tourist rides the Skunk Train they see a lot of second growth they can't tell from old in places, until the tour guide tells them the difference. The public needs to know this. I promote good timber education at every chance.

    • @mikeuyeda2330
      @mikeuyeda2330 2 роки тому +1

      Skunk Train!! I was there in 1989 with my kids who were 11 and 9 years old. The conductor was a real character and story teller. The girls loved the guy who had pins and badges all over his uniform. Hotter than Hell! 105F. You fallers are tough to work in that heat.
      I fell timber in the Queen Charlotte Islands back in the 1970's. 80F was a hot day!!

    • @michaeldougfir9807
      @michaeldougfir9807 2 роки тому

      Went on the Skunk Train with my first wife. I was unhappy with her that day, for some stupid reason. In a fee years she died of an aneurysm. Age just 41! Oh how I regret my stupid attitudes!
      My next wife had lived in Redwood country tho we never got to the Skunk Train. I'm glad to say I did better this time, because she has died too. Died of the Covid we didn't believe in.
      Believe me, if you are a jerk in your marriage, it will find you out! Don't make those vows if you aren't going to live them out. Do the right thing and your heart and mind (and hers) will suffer much, much less. It will please God and you will have a better life!

  • @c-bird4809
    @c-bird4809 8 років тому +15

    well done fellas! the earth muffins commenting /crying, wouldn't last a day working in the woods. good job and be safe.

    • @c-bird4809
      @c-bird4809 7 років тому

      davewerty I don't think you understood my comment.
      Hahaha!! No worries. Doesn't matter.
      Again, awesome vid fellers! Be safe out there.

    • @88foldpath
      @88foldpath 3 роки тому +1

      That's funny because a lot of foresters in the redwoods are environmentalists. A huge thing going on in Humboldt county and surrounding areas right now is thinning to restore the crowded 2nd growth that loggers decades back left behind and didn't clean up. Shits fucked up everywhere and the fire danger from it is a serious problem.
      Sincerely,
      An earth muffin who does work in the mountains of Humboldt running saw, rain, snow, or shine.

    • @c-bird4809
      @c-bird4809 3 роки тому +1

      @@88foldpath I meant nothing personal, sorry if my context was inaccurate. I myself, as a worker in the green industry, have nothing but respect for mother earth and anyone who calls it the office.Take care.

  • @TheLookout1
    @TheLookout1 2 роки тому +1

    Take your kid to work day is the best day.

  • @forestfaller4412
    @forestfaller4412 9 років тому +1

    looks like a lot of fun:) Nice Video Guys

  • @44musher
    @44musher 8 років тому +1

    good shooting from maine, keep your head up ! and thank God, for all.... peace

  • @treedevil01
    @treedevil01 6 років тому +2

    really great vid brother
    stay safe

  • @warrencorcoran9824
    @warrencorcoran9824 6 років тому

    Awesome Dad, showing son how to fell a tree, That's how to inspire a deep desire in a child, if I gambled, I would bet he becomes a logger just like Dad.

  • @TylerRegli
    @TylerRegli  8 років тому +1

    Thanks for all the positive feedback guys! Check out the 2016 video here: ua-cam.com/video/L4URmtfrG3M/v-deo.html

  • @garysublett3493
    @garysublett3493 Рік тому

    have never seen timber this small in humbolt...or that crooked...good job...those leaners are so dangerous

  • @medicmatt139
    @medicmatt139 6 років тому

    Northern MN guy here. I was wondering about the equipment you are using. Looks like a Stihl 441? Maybe a older 460? Do you have any recommendations on chaps, wedge pouches etc?

  • @aleksandarpavlovic66
    @aleksandarpavlovic66 3 роки тому +1

    Great video,Metallica🤘

  • @supernube5051
    @supernube5051 8 років тому +3

    Love the video...LOVE the song choice ...Metallica fuckin rule the world.....I run a Husky 576 and I love it...always been a Husky man..but next saw is gonna be MS461 ....Tempted by the dark side ;-)
    Mr Regli....Any cutting over there for a bored Englishman that loves felling trees too much to walk away ?

  • @eastcoastoakes2232
    @eastcoastoakes2232 7 років тому

    I gotta admit it's real hard dropping those kinds of trees compared to new york

  • @davidkeitel5967
    @davidkeitel5967 7 років тому

    the last rubber tree in N. Dakota? Bet it made some good rubber boards!

  • @chadmiller9015
    @chadmiller9015 7 років тому +1

    great job

  • @mandyriffic24
    @mandyriffic24 8 років тому +1

    Hey Tyler - great video! Just curious to see if you or anyone you know is looking for some work? The company I work for is in need of experienced, professional fellers to work in Cali, full-time, long term. Appreciate any help you could offer. Thanks!

    • @coltross5
      @coltross5 8 років тому

      Amanda Tomplait where are you located?

    • @mandyriffic24
      @mandyriffic24 8 років тому

      I'm in our Ohio office, but we're based in S.C. We have a lot of felling work to do in Calaveras County, CA.

    • @williamhill406
      @williamhill406 7 років тому

      Amanda Tomplait Hi Amanda, I realize that this post is somewhat dated but I am curious if your company was able to fill all of the positions that were available? If not I would be glad to submit a resume, Thank You for your time.

  • @JohnSmith-rr2ti
    @JohnSmith-rr2ti 2 роки тому

    These are tiny trees..HumCo? lol...and they let you get away with those high stumps? Lol.
    CO and NM different I guess lol.

  • @greyjoey123
    @greyjoey123 9 років тому +2

    what kind of saw are you running?

    • @TylerRegli
      @TylerRegli  9 років тому +3

      stihl 460 with a dual port muffler and 36 in bar, love it

    • @greyjoey123
      @greyjoey123 9 років тому +1

      Nice , I love my 046. Prefect power to weight ratio

  • @bob_frazier
    @bob_frazier 8 років тому +4

    Now WTF were you trying to accomplish at 2:17? Looks like thing two got did before thing one.

    • @TheBristolScout
      @TheBristolScout 8 років тому +1

      That was nuts! wtf?

    • @wshtb
      @wshtb 7 років тому +3

      My guess is that, the tree closer to the camera was cut first, but it didn't fall to the ground because it got caught in the other tree, so they have to cut the other tree to set it free.

    • @gregtaylor8327
      @gregtaylor8327 3 роки тому

      @joal incontrol Yep wasnt great.

  • @Mizone505
    @Mizone505 7 років тому

    why do you yanks persist with Humboldt scarfs and such long bars?i am an ex faller here in Australia and cut hardwood, karri,jarrah,marri for a living. I would love to come over and show you how we do it here. well the timber industry has been destroyed by the greens but it was a great way of life

  • @ryanhudson3807
    @ryanhudson3807 4 роки тому +1

    Good shit.

  • @ironwoodworkman4917
    @ironwoodworkman4917 4 роки тому +1

    The kid was great. :D

  • @gahillbilly6566
    @gahillbilly6566 5 років тому

    What do timber cutters make a day out in cali.. i know it depends on experience.. but in general

  • @sammysosa9917
    @sammysosa9917 2 роки тому

    These aren't old growth, so there is nothing wrong with using the very valuable wood they have

  • @michigandogman3060
    @michigandogman3060 5 років тому

    Nice job! You guys ever get into contested areas where the pot growers claim ownership?

    • @jameshynes-petty6573
      @jameshynes-petty6573 2 роки тому +1

      Usually the forester will find them and kick them out while writing the harvest plan as it isn’t the pot growers land.

  • @ryanhudson3807
    @ryanhudson3807 3 роки тому

    Closing comment is a dandy.

  • @timberray9572
    @timberray9572 8 років тому +2

    To all the tree huggers, watch a video called, real environmentalists cut trees.

  • @shahriariran44
    @shahriariran44 4 роки тому

    Nice ❤

  • @krisspring3759
    @krisspring3759 3 роки тому

    Hell yea

  • @JohnSmith-ix3ix
    @JohnSmith-ix3ix 9 років тому

    atta boy ty, get them trees hahah

  • @cubenitup
    @cubenitup 6 років тому +3

    3:56 I could never throw my saw 😩

    • @outdoorfrenzy
      @outdoorfrenzy 4 роки тому

      I was gonna say, he throws his saw like a little bitch having a temper tantrum.

  • @denisukau778
    @denisukau778 7 років тому

    That's real

  • @richardyork9495
    @richardyork9495 3 роки тому

    Watching lil boy ,how illegal is that🤦

  • @mikehunt4797
    @mikehunt4797 7 років тому

    Ants killing giants!

  • @onceANexile
    @onceANexile 5 років тому

    Toothpicks.

  • @coltross5
    @coltross5 8 років тому

    You tree killer!

  • @elonmust7470
    @elonmust7470 2 роки тому

    You don't like cutting leaners 90⁰ to the butt?
    Interesting mix I've seen here in SW OR.

  • @lucfournier3939
    @lucfournier3939 7 років тому

    Well I subscribed to your channel 3 minutes ago ;look éd àt the comments 😡and remove m'y subscription sorry

  • @Smokey66s
    @Smokey66s 6 місяців тому

    Music drowns out sound of saws👎

  • @leeoreilly3039
    @leeoreilly3039 9 років тому

    Thanks for killing mother earth and dooming all of mankind #hippyforlife #savetheearth #stihlisthedevil

    • @JTLand
      @JTLand 9 років тому +1

      +Lee O'Reilly your comment saved... boop boop be boop... calculating..... 0, yes zero trees.
      i always love to meet dirty hippies that dont use toilet paper.... frigin yum

    • @leeoreilly3039
      @leeoreilly3039 9 років тому +1

      +JT Land toilet paper is for gross republicans who hit women. I only use natural dead leaves and bury them deep so Mother Nature doesn't get hurt by it. Save the trees and this world!! Hippy life is the only life!!

    • @alexmatthews2332
      @alexmatthews2332 8 років тому

      +Lee O'Reilly If you saw the whole vid, you should educate yourself on how trees regrow...

    • @forestfaller8959
      @forestfaller8959 7 років тому

      if you like or not, we like fuck trees. and fuck hippies!

    • @joepesci8930
      @joepesci8930 7 років тому +1

      Lee O'Reilly another worthless broke bum that contributes nothing to society, constantly whines and complains, yet doesn't lift a finger to change anything.
      unless you're out there planting trees and can prove it, shut the hell up.

  • @edwardjonez6615
    @edwardjonez6615 8 років тому

    Having a child on a logging job is just about the dumbest thing you can do! Let him have his childhood. He can be a logger when he gets old enough to draw a check. Why push it?

    • @TheBristolScout
      @TheBristolScout 8 років тому +4

      I was pulling strawline at 8, landing and limbing by 14. Loved every minute of it. More fun than what other kids were doing!

    • @scottmcdonald9685
      @scottmcdonald9685 7 років тому +7

      @Edward Jonez Spoken like a true millenial. What normal, red blooded boy would not want to cut down a tree with a chain saw?