Great job with a short bar , and so nice that you switched the saw off so we can hear that magestic tree making its last sound as it falls . That's part of how we judge a tree as it goes the fibres that won't let go does it shatter when it strikes the ground or is it an all mighty thud . It's been growing for a long time that's the least respect you can give it , well done .
I do residential tree services in western PA. Thats a nice size red! I love the fresh grain an the acidity smell of them. Biggest red to date is 5'10" on the stump. Ugly line tree. But no rot, no iron. Stay safe out there!
What a beautiful and Majestic tree but it has reached its maturity and was ready to be harvested I hope the wood will be put to good use in North Carolina a red oak tree that big would be very soft in the middle I think there's too much water in the soil here good job guys
I thought maybe you were magic or something...especially with that crazy root flair??? I was definitely curious about that. You definitely got after them wedges with that short handle...you got some swing on ya to drive them home. I’m a 5lb. Hammer fan to pound them home.
Looks like you could use a little more power & bar, but maybe you dont run into bigger stuff like that too often. sure you will get it felled right. Wonder how old those big ones are.
10:58 thats the money shot right there!!! Great work guys! I was wondering why you cut so low? The tree is much wider there, than a foot higher... and you would not have to bend over so much while cutting...
I posted a video....Cutting a Red Oak tree. I hope you can view it. Is there any way to notch a large root that we have dug out and exposed, without killing the tree?
hey Pa now thats a nice stick . You mentioned a west coaster would use a 48" bar. Maybe not remember we don't cut as low as you guys do and probably put the face above the flare so a 36" bar would be enough and also would put a humbolt face cut might also use a jack to dump it
Keith Clark logs are measured in board feet, specifically a thousand board feet or MBF. A board foot is twelve inches by twelves inches by one inch. A forty foot long log with a diameter of twenty four inches on the small end has one thousand board feet. Gross board feet and net board feet are two different things. You’re generally paid on the net board feet.
Cuz if you dont use it mother nature would kill her in another 20 years. They were put here to use em up. Thats why theres more trees in the usa in 2019 then there was in 1919. Cuz of good logging stewards.
to make beutiful things that will last for hundreds of more years its beauty will live on my friend , and hundreds off new little saplings will sprout in its place !!! and the cycle begins again !!!
Old growth does nothing but suck nutrients and stall a stand. Its not getting any taller itll just crowd canopy till it cant hold its limbs up and die. It wont seed much anymore as its spending everything on compartmentalizing wounds. Now with the tree gone a dozen suckers will grow off that root system and the scarifacing from hauling it out of there will allow seeds to finally make it to the soil and grow. Logging isnt what it was 100years ago and even if we didnt use any wood products we would still have to have loggers maintain the work that has been done and to conserve what we have.
Beautiful felling clip, really good work... I'm enjoying watching it over and over again..
Damn men, that was a HOOTER!! Nice work Petey, the ol 372 earned er oats for that one by golly.
Great job with a short bar , and so nice that you switched the saw off so we can hear that magestic tree making its last sound as it falls . That's part of how we judge a tree as it goes the fibres that won't let go does it shatter when it strikes the ground or is it an all mighty thud . It's been growing for a long time that's the least respect you can give it , well done .
Great information makes veneer easier to understand!
I do residential tree services in western PA. Thats a nice size red! I love the fresh grain an the acidity smell of them. Biggest red to date is 5'10" on the stump. Ugly line tree. But no rot, no iron. Stay safe out there!
You anf wade have the best channel and seem to have the best personality.. keep them coming
Thanks for the video nuts.I like seeing all the different things that can happen when dropping wood.BIG WOOD. Keep it safe. Peace
Guess you can say the new 372 is now "run in" !!! Real big Stump there man,,, the Red Oak that is!! Cheers
I hope you get well soon Pete! God bless you and yours
Nutsy AND the Stumpster?! Magic! ✨
thanks Mrs. E!
nuts319 I’m currently wearing my nuts319 shirt, too! 💁♀️
Mrs. Elite Earthworks representing!!
thanks girl !!!
That was a helluva big tree,great cutting man
Nice job . Big WOOD . Plus the blow by blow action commentary, the old 372 does another one in
That is one hell of a oak. Wow!
sorry guys i had to lower it because i am scared of chainsaws sorry but i will work on i will
Don’t forget to save some of those big trees for future growth.... be safe be kind God Bless
Nice work Pete!!
Man that’s biggun. Nice job
Great job 👍👍👍
i love your videos you are one hell of a logger
Y'all did a fantastic job tipping that ole girl,🚜🥃🥃
Good one Pete.
Nice
Very nice cutting. 👍
First heat cycle complete!😯
She was a Big N!👍
Booyah!!
That's alotta lumber!
Stellar saw work !!!
Big wood makes fast loads , nice work 👍🏽
Damm nice cutting👍
Good job
Just never where nutzy will be cutting next coming to a state near you lol
Plenty of trees in Maine
Good fell and video right there. Real good.
Chuck Stevenson thanks buddy
I was wondering how it compared to that beast you cut a little while ago. HUGE!!! WOWZA!
a bout the same id say
SWEET !!!
Nice stick
My old but low hours 372XP pulls a 32” skip tooth chain very well. I have Windsor bar and chains.
What a beautiful and Majestic tree but it has reached its maturity and was ready to be harvested I hope the wood will be put to good use in North Carolina a red oak tree that big would be very soft in the middle I think there's too much water in the soil here good job guys
Thank you mr. Johnson
Why no humbolt or notch? How do you control direction by going all the way around like that????
Lol there was a notch it’s on the other side of the tree, there’s no way to control a tree with out one
I thought maybe you were magic or something...especially with that crazy root flair??? I was definitely curious about that. You definitely got after them wedges with that short handle...you got some swing on ya to drive them home. I’m a 5lb. Hammer fan to pound them home.
so....how many boards ??
Big 3120 with a 41" would put a hurtin on the nutsinator
Looks like you could use a little more power & bar, but maybe you dont run into bigger stuff like that too often. sure you will get it felled right. Wonder how old those big ones are.
nice job i always thought oak smelled like cat shit i have brought firewood in and watched a cat shit on the wood LOL
Wicked nice tree an awesome job cutting it buddy!!
How far are you from York PA?
Bout 4 hours
Nice, how many feet was in it?
Bobby Horn not sure it hasn’t made it to the landing yet
The stump end would make a nice table
H Phillips sure would huh
You cut a really nice stump
Thank you sir
10:58 thats the money shot right there!!! Great work guys!
I was wondering why you cut so low? The tree is much wider there, than a foot higher... and you would not have to bend over so much while cutting...
Most valuable wood is in the butt log so we cut as low As we can plus it helps for the stumps to be low for the equipment to roll over them
@@nuts319 I see, thanks for explaining!
What does a tree like that bring in value bdft?
It really depends on the market but usually around a 1$ a board ft to the logger
Good work with the new saw, that's a pig for sure.
S.O.T. Metalworks thanks buddy!
Nice job Pete wonder how old it was
Todd Reynolds idk🤔
I thought I felt the ground shake now I no y lol
Heal up quickly Pete
what was the measurement in width ?. but im going to guess and say 5ft and half.
Hard to say that was some time ago it was over 5’
Is that saw ported? Couldn’t read the sticker.
Nate B no just a friends sticker
The BillowBuilt sticker adds HP....
J. Chris Beck haha ... billowbuilt baby
J. Chris Beck you know it!!
Nice stick nuts
Has red oak dropped price wise where your at? There giving little to nothing for trees like that where I’m from.
It’s in the shitter here, this job was for a mill
nuts319 it’s in the shitter here too man. When nice grade timber only averages 40 to 50 cents is pretty damn depressing.
Eli The Logger ikr
nuts319 have a good weekend man and keep it safe
Eli The Logger you to buddy
I posted a video....Cutting a Red Oak tree.
I hope you can view it. Is there any way to notch a large root that we have dug out and exposed, without killing the tree?
Hard to say
hey Pa now thats a nice stick . You mentioned a west coaster would use a 48" bar. Maybe not remember we don't cut as low as you guys do and probably put the face above the flare so a 36" bar would be enough and also would put a humbolt face cut might also use a jack to dump it
The 48" bars are for the 12' cedars we have on the coast, something you've never see. You boys keep playing with your pecker poles. LOL
Take that one down with a 24" bar.
must be either up north in BC or out in Callie coastal range @@killingoldgrowthsince
@@njblanchard2618 anywhere on Vancouver Island or the the BC Coast. 250' tall Douglas Firs are quite common aswell and second growth up to 180'.
And Northern British Columbia the trees are small compared to the Coast.
Hey Pete & Stumpy
Big stick an nuts ? Hum ? Makes you think 🤔
troy skeese lol
nice pay day on that one
That will get the ol rocks off
There isn't much better than the thump of a big tree like that when it hits the ground. If you could cut trees like that everyday!!.
Is red oak coming back at all
chris kiser I don’t think so
6.5 foot to my bald head
steve billow alright what you pokin fun at, my height or bald head lol
@@nuts319 both.... I'm only 6.5 lmao
Lmao. Thats it on a damm bigfoot!!
Thinking of you. May God heal your body, mind and spirit.
Master Chef at work, serving up red oak.
Red oak surely does smell like stinky feet 🦶
You comin to Buckin stock?
i am not i will be at bunyan tho
@@nuts319 when and where is bunyan
@@yankdoodlediesel2574 october 4-6 cambridge ohio
@@nuts319 thank you buddy I'll see if I can make it
Yank Doodle right on buddy
Those are big ones ? You guys are on the wrong side of the mountains for big ones. LOL
BUT, these trees aren't pulpwood conifers. Those just wouldn't do for flooring or furniture, or even high-quality firewood. Trim, maybe.
what a tree
Probably. Won't beleive this but out in Oregon in the good dug for a good cutter can cut. 100,000. Feet of timber. I n 7 hours
Keith Clark logs are measured in board feet, specifically a thousand board feet or MBF. A board foot is twelve inches by twelves inches by one inch. A forty foot long log with a diameter of twenty four inches on the small end has one thousand board feet. Gross board feet and net board feet are two different things. You’re generally paid on the net board feet.
Nice job there Pete.
VideosByAl the ole wood mixer handle that?
got wood?
I have cut a 100 trees in a day but ran a 3120
red oak in Ohio smells like cow shit!! I love it!!
the guy i cut with used to always say that, we used to joke about it !! My wife hated the smell but loved the heat when it was in the stove!!
Now we're talkin...ol nuts would show up on Vancouver Island with a 20" bar and cut all day
arborist460 I typically run 24s, I’m too tall to be runnin a 20, get crick in my back lol
They aint bullcrapping. I was just in Vancouver all day last Saturday waiting to get on cruise ship. And i got out into some big fir and cedar. Huge.
Go west , cuttin cedar be like a vaca. !!
Oh man I wish!
Need a 395 not a toy don't need a hour to cut a tree down really a 3120 for that thee kid in the brush
That is not a giant. Just big.
Pretty damm big for a red oak
Irl Reed well he’s 6’6 give or take and it makes him look smaller
wow why would you kill that Beautifull TREE 👆
It’s my job
Cuz if you dont use it mother nature would kill her in another 20 years. They were put here to use em up. Thats why theres more trees in the usa in 2019 then there was in 1919. Cuz of good logging stewards.
to make beutiful things that will last for hundreds of more years its beauty will live on my friend , and hundreds off new little saplings will sprout in its place !!! and the cycle begins again !!!
Old growth does nothing but suck nutrients and stall a stand. Its not getting any taller itll just crowd canopy till it cant hold its limbs up and die. It wont seed much anymore as its spending everything on compartmentalizing wounds.
Now with the tree gone a dozen suckers will grow off that root system and the scarifacing from hauling it out of there will allow seeds to finally make it to the soil and grow.
Logging isnt what it was 100years ago and even if we didnt use any wood products we would still have to have loggers maintain the work that has been done and to conserve what we have.
@@Chevron.Muskoka wow very well said , very true , thank you !!!!
Good job nuts. But terrible camera shots and he needs to quit talking to you
Get a bigger saw