Removing Large Tree Stumps With a Chainsaw

The last step before I can begin building the firewood shack is to remove the large stumps that are situated where the shack will go. The chainsaw is my tool of choice for the stump removal. I'll work the stumps as low to the ground as I can then backfill over them with soil.
Next up, let the building begin!
Thanks to all who watch. God bless.

[@RavenCro-g8t]

Your beaver looks lonely sitting there all by himself... he needs a companion.

[@jackvoss5841]

Some of the stump wood could be regular fire wood. A bonus.
Courtesy of Half Vast Flying

[@mortenkalland]

I was following you, but now I did not? Don't understand how. I love your videos! Jesus bless you!

[@KuskWild]

It happens. Appreciate the support! Thanks for watching.

[@cmh8133]

I think those are going to be the new style in the bush. Raccoons will be wearing em!

[@outnabout6966]

A lifetime supply of punk wood. send me some lol 🤠

[@thomasgeorge1836]

I enjoy watching these videos but had to skip past the stump cutting part 🙈. I've destroyed plenty of chains cutting close to the ground. Trees will pickup rocks as they grow so I never cut within a foot of the ground. I'd rather burn the stump out than risk hitting a stone. Keep up the good work.

[@terrym1065]

Chainsaw champion, excellent work brother. Too bad about the metal in the tree, strangely odd given the location it seems. Yep, even here in the desert southwest the weather is cooling off some, a welcome reprieve from the 100+ temps. Thanks for the video, see you next time.

[@rickwhitson2804]

Even here in Tennessee the nights are getting cooler. It's almost here and I love it. 🍂

[@ericstoever9577]

Great sawing. Shame about the metal. You weren’t hurt which is more important than any saw.
Be well, stay safe, and god bless.

[@WestForkWoodsman]

I enjoy seeing how the old cabin site slowly becoming transformed. You are breathing new life into that place, and it will pay you back with peace, solitude, a warm fire, and good night's rest during trapping/hunting season!

[@kingrafa3938]

Great work Ryley. Now let the build begins!

[@johnsolidsnake]

First comment, tnx for upload

[@KuskWild]

Thanks for watching!

[@masstrapper7645]

Nice work getting them removed. I was thinking your wooden beaver might benefit from a coat of oil too. Enjoy the day👍👍

[@gcframp3392]

Hi, love your videos. I had the same problem and I bought the Bugeyes goggles, no more steaming up.

[@Mike990920]

Nice job!! I’m surprised you don’t have any product sponsors.

[@johnc8112]

Great video it must be very relaxing there. In Ontario some of the leaf have already fallen from the trees .

[@cmh8133]

Nice removal job, very nice.

[@grizzzlebees]

Great job! God Bless!

[@thejudge51]

We don’t have Martins in Texas. What kind of creature is that? Lol

[@keithwhittington1322]

Why burn? Feed the forest. Make habitat.