Huge trees being felled by John Deere Harvester in Galloway Forest, Scotland.

[@baws28]

agree on the lack of any huge trees to be seen. I've felled trees nearly that big in first thinnings in Sweden.

[@Drummer81able]

Sometimes the two-handle harvesters should be brought back... Imagine a machine like that today...

[@ronaaserude8225]

operator was really doing a hack job of this... he's either just learning or doesn't understand the process, or both.

[@Alex_Patrick]

Any idea what "harverter head" they were using for those big old trees? Some older deere's own looks like. Seems hadling nicely those monsters 👌 greetings from Finland ✌ #johndeereharvester

[@lesterkirby3367]

I drove two timber harvesters ... cutting height butts .... having to recutt them ...wasting time and diesel...bad job... from Ireland...

[@georgemacdonald9697]

Never saw anyone cut like that rookie I guess

[@shaunbrennan5281]

Not so much huge, but certainly rough. Edge trees are herd work

[@tylerroy7766]

landowner must be having a stroke. watching how much time and wood wasted with this operator. This does put a disappointing spotlight on the forestry sector

[@tigerlogmax3936]

He has to be new needs training what a waste no wonder people get mad seeing that not fair for us good operators

[@wonderwingsvlog_3225]

How much this?

[@austindenotter19]

huge?

[@groovy_bear]

What the fuck is the operator doing... ?! Btw, huge trees are nowhere to be seen. Just out of curiosity are these Norway or Sitka spruces ?

[@andriusmakauskas9109]

nu kas cia per zioplys dirba tai na...

[@maciejziwtaszak6046]

Buredel robi, nic więcej. Szkoda maszyny