158. Precision Aim with Tall Balsam Trees

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[@lambadalou]

Nice to see that the wood is pretty sound in this block. I’m guessing that it’s a fairly small chopper that is doing the yarding.
I was pretty lucky in my Heli career mostly bucking for the Air Crane and Chinook so the lengths were considerably bigger.
Nice work out there Bjarne ✊

[@l5r90]

That first tree hit another one and was swinging like 50-60f across!!!!...wow!!

[@john-littlejohnmayernik3619]

Another great session by the wise man Master B.

[@davefran01]

experience isn't cheap , you had your way with these today ! thanks

[@victorallen149]

Pretty work!

[@MrMartinious]

Making us wait for that big Cedar aye Bjarne? I was looking forward to it then checked the time stamp and went Bugger not going to see it today 😊

[@user-by4vs8vd6h]

All appears your aim is perfect

[@scotmayall3067]

Just stand on da end start boooouncing 🥳🥳🥳

[@joegreenwood1443]

Thank you.

[@sallyarnold5416]

When you say “rip” to me that means cut length wise. So does some else come in later and “rip” as on that 16meter you just fell.

[@dannyauger7223]

Yes sir, another banger of a show. Lov the content. So the ripper peice, you buck the log to lenght and then they fly it that way or do you rip it first before the fly?

[@BjarneButler]

Yes it is ripped lengthwise then flown in two pieces

[@Ras7685]

Bjarne , do you have to pay to stay on the barge ? Is it like a room and board thing ?

[@lloydclearwaters4356]

WHAT DO THE STRAPS MEAN HOW MANY LOGS YOUR SUPPOSE TO GET FROM THE TREE? mAYBE HOW FAR UP THE TREE YOUR SUPPOSE TO START CUTTING?

[@BjarneButler]

The straps prevent the tree from splitting when it hits the ground.
Depending on the length and size of the tree, determines the number of logs bucked. I use a “weight card” to tell me what length to make a log.

[@douglasthompson2740]

How did the clear Yellow Cedar axe handle work out?

[@pekerja27]

😮😮😮 👍sangat kuat

[@navydogsadventures3500]

Push Bjarne push, lol

[@jerrydonaldson3269]

You would think you knew what you're doing 😅

[@Chasantnik]

Great work as always but I’d rather see the face cut. And the bucking.