Old growth cedars exploding, consequently nearly worthless. Most looked like heli. So doubtful it's even salvageable. But hey if it's in the strip, letter rip.
Do you canadians have a lay plan? Or do you guys just grenade everything? Ive yet to watch as many blown out long logs anywhere else on youtube. Cmon down to coos bay Oregon, we'll show you how to save em out.
Lol. You Americans . Always think you know what your talking about. With your nice clean ground and gentle slopes . This is rugged canadian country bud. Youd run home to momma before you burnt you're first tank.
Its like the West Coast of the Sth Island of N*Z,i have logged all around the Sth Pacific,but the wet coast is the hardest going i have ever done,strawline line always done with the chopper,gorges,big wood,steep asf and lots of undergrowth,and at times it rain for 6weeks everyday,it sorts the men from the boys!
A better camera or cameras and some editing your be a U Tube sensation. But find those specimens again would be something hard. Awesome that you caught these on cam. That last yellow was D Suzuki's bookshelf
lol...not sure what kind of experience you have or where youve worked.. youre comments suggest you have no clue what youre talkin about.. its ok. not a lot of people get what we really do out here.. if you did you would see all the wood layed out and bucked as well as all the danger trees that i showed in tge vid.....
You're cutting is not very good at all, you have your timber going all over the goddamn place & you're breaking it all to shit!! You have some nice strips and your timber should be going parallel & level right across the hill, with the exception of just a few rotten ones but the rest should be right parallel across the hill but you're losing half of them because your faces are wrong & you are instead losing them at an angle down the hill! And when you have a big stump in the way of a big tree, cut that stump down a bit of an angle because you guys are breaking way too much wood! On some jobs in the states you would be fired for breaking all that wood but obviously not in Canada!! I haven't seen one face that is the right thickness/width for your bigger trees and you're holding wood is not right so you keep losing your trees all over the goddamn place & especially angled down the hill!
I just want to stop here and say they're not the real thing! All that timber should go across the hill & on most of those big did not because you're not making your faces deep/thick enough! The bigger the tree the deeper/thicker the face needs to be! You guys cut most of your bigger trees & a lot of trees broke off instead of being cut off & many of your trees angled down the hill for that exact reason! You need to have that thicker wide wedge so your tree has a deep in the face to fall into but instead your tree are closing up the gap in your face, which is very narrow and it's breaking off and go down the hill instead of across the hill! And you on the upper side of your face your bottom cut should match perfect with the top cut you that you put a third of the way into the tree. Your boys are young so it just takes time.
Your dumb and you need to keep your eye's open"Samson Loggerblood" and your mouth shut.Your talking about depths of face cuts, like you have a choice.Rotten wood, hard leen and Cedar, you lose some options.Get out of the the machine, leave the road chaser ( a guy that unhooks chokers on a landing in the road). This is a great video and the cutters are the real thing --- Been cutting in the Northwest since 1978 and I'm tired of loud mouth dip shits !
i have watched 2 videos so far . just wanted to stop here an say you are the real thing ! it must be a complete good feeling to be at the top of your game. happy cutting . p.s. i want to ride a helo to work . back to the videos
Douglas Richards WRONG!! Another guy who doesn't know what you're talking about!! I know you're trying to be nice but these guys are young and not very good at cutting timber! But they're not getting killed so that's a good thing!
@@Bryant1963 lol. I dont go here much. Just seen your comments. You have no clue.. anyone logger/faller with half a brain would see what's really goin on out there. The timber with any value is all layed out and bucked ..lol.The video is called danger trees. I realize all the wood you guys cut down south is round and sound so I guess it makes sense that you would make some dumbass comment like that.. we take our job seriously up here in canada. We are the best at what we do. Our trees are tougher . Our ground is tougher. You have no clue yank..
Actually a younger faster growing tree converts more carbon then one of these old slow growing trees. I also wanted to ask what your house is made of? Nearly all logging is on government crown land providing the world with wood.
@@Tyrell.Walker why it a better idea to have old non growing trees that dont convert carbon and will be cut down anyways one day then it is to allow new trees to grow and covert higher levels of carbon? Sure its pretty and all but lets use our heads and common sense. Cutting these trees down and allowing new trees to grow will slow down human pollution more then letting them be there.
@@Tyrell.Walker so is water, nutreints, sun, lol. I log for a living and its very apparent how the ground is below them and also south facing, north facing, ect, in the trees development.
Nice wood
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Western red cedar?
Forestry is wonderful ♪
Good to see your doing well.
Thanx. Yup. Still cuttin em down
Is a Douglas-fir?
Just an overmature hemlock
@@tmbrkllr8 thanks. Coast of BC?
White out!Are you guys playing in the snow already this year?
Yes sir.
Looked like the top was blown out of it a long time ago,just a hazzard tree now.
Safety first. 👍
Old growth cedars exploding, consequently nearly worthless. Most looked like heli. So doubtful it's even salvageable. But hey if it's in the strip, letter rip.
Beautiful forest. Sitka spruce and Hemlock?
Red and yellow cedar. Hemlock and balsam
@@tmbrkllr8 thanks. Douglas-fir?
@@Jona_Villa no doug fir in this area
@@tmbrkllr8 thanks
Wormwood.
Very beautiful Red cedar
Nice Picea
Vancouver Island?
That saw doesn't sound to healthy.
Pumpkin falling!
Best shot ever! Soo cool on the camera in the face cut..
Do you canadians have a lay plan? Or do you guys just grenade everything? Ive yet to watch as many blown out long logs anywhere else on youtube. Cmon down to coos bay Oregon, we'll show you how to save em out.
Lol. You Americans . Always think you know what your talking about. With your nice clean ground and gentle slopes . This is rugged canadian country bud. Youd run home to momma before you burnt you're first tank.
Its like the West Coast of the Sth Island of N*Z,i have logged all around the Sth Pacific,but the wet coast is the hardest going i have ever done,strawline line always done with the chopper,gorges,big wood,steep asf and lots of undergrowth,and at times it rain for 6weeks everyday,it sorts the men from the boys!
He he. I'm just giving you guys some shit. It does look like some pretty gentle country. 🤪 Keep em coming. Stay safe.
Hi is a Douglas fir forest ?
Yes . Some fir in there .. mostly hemlock and cedar
tmbrkllr8 thanks Vancouver Island?
@@Jona_Villa yes it’s Vancouver island !!!
@@deliverybryan1138 thanks!
We put the camp in at Doc. Built all the road from the dump out past the third crossing plus every thing in between. 1986.
Pitch, smells like money....!
ผมข
I love this compilation, taking down one huge tree after the other...Excellent jobs...
A better camera or cameras and some editing your be a U Tube sensation. But find those specimens again would be something hard. Awesome that you caught these on cam. That last yellow was D Suzuki's bookshelf
lol...not sure what kind of experience you have or where youve worked.. youre comments suggest you have no clue what youre talkin about.. its ok. not a lot of people get what we really do out here.. if you did you would see all the wood layed out and bucked as well as all the danger trees that i showed in tge vid.....
You're cutting is not very good at all, you have your timber going all over the goddamn place & you're breaking it all to shit!! You have some nice strips and your timber should be going parallel & level right across the hill, with the exception of just a few rotten ones but the rest should be right parallel across the hill but you're losing half of them because your faces are wrong & you are instead losing them at an angle down the hill! And when you have a big stump in the way of a big tree, cut that stump down a bit of an angle because you guys are breaking way too much wood! On some jobs in the states you would be fired for breaking all that wood but obviously not in Canada!! I haven't seen one face that is the right thickness/width for your bigger trees and you're holding wood is not right so you keep losing your trees all over the goddamn place & especially angled down the hill!
I just want to stop here and say they're not the real thing! All that timber should go across the hill & on most of those big did not because you're not making your faces deep/thick enough! The bigger the tree the deeper/thicker the face needs to be! You guys cut most of your bigger trees & a lot of trees broke off instead of being cut off & many of your trees angled down the hill for that exact reason! You need to have that thicker wide wedge so your tree has a deep in the face to fall into but instead your tree are closing up the gap in your face, which is very narrow and it's breaking off and go down the hill instead of across the hill! And you on the upper side of your face your bottom cut should match perfect with the top cut you that you put a third of the way into the tree. Your boys are young so it just takes time.
Your dumb and you need to keep your eye's open"Samson Loggerblood" and your mouth shut.Your talking about depths of face cuts, like you have a choice.Rotten wood, hard leen and Cedar, you lose some options.Get out of the the machine, leave the road chaser ( a guy that unhooks chokers on a landing in the road). This is a great video and the cutters are the real thing --- Been cutting in the Northwest since 1978 and I'm tired of loud mouth dip shits !
The gnarly one at 3 minutes looked like a candidate for C4 cord. Effective and controlled from a distance.
Are you sure that those are chainsaws and not light sabers? Sharp, tuned and wielded by pros.I would require a budget item for diapers.
I've noticed a lot of the trees seem to really break apart how much value do you get out of them
David Gaylord hence the title hazard trees
I'm watching snow day while I have a snow day from school 😂
Mind yourself them are rotten.
they sure looks gorgeous trees, but I'm just curious do you guys replace new baby trees to take over the population of then trees.?
As soon as a big one goes down there are a ton of seedlings that have been waiting their chance, it falls and the race is on.
i have watched 2 videos so far . just wanted to stop here an say you are the real thing ! it must be a complete good feeling to be at the top of your game. happy cutting . p.s. i want to ride a helo to work . back to the videos
Douglas Richards WRONG!! Another guy who doesn't know what you're talking about!! I know you're trying to be nice but these guys are young and not very good at cutting timber! But they're not getting killed so that's a good thing!
@@Bryant1963 lol. I dont go here much. Just seen your comments. You have no clue.. anyone logger/faller with half a brain would see what's really goin on out there. The timber with any value is all layed out and bucked ..lol.The video is called danger trees. I realize all the wood you guys cut down south is round and sound so I guess it makes sense that you would make some dumbass comment like that.. we take our job seriously up here in canada. We are the best at what we do. Our trees are tougher . Our ground is tougher. You have no clue yank..
That's a 395
where abouts is this?
Brett Gudbranson abouts abouts
Soooorry
Not saying you don't have to watch how you cut it down
bucking them is the bad part
what size is that husky saw
Nice work!
3120?? Haha like the wood is that fucking big
That last one was something else.................... Jimmy .................
Thanx Jimmy. Gotta put down the ugly ones to get at the good ones..
this guy is lucky and I dont know how long he has been looging for but standing beside a tree while its falling aint too safe!
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Thats crazy Falling !!!!!!
thats nice spruce !!!!!!! :)
Cutting old growth forest should be a crime! The best carbon sequestration trees and so few left.
I agree, but I believe these trees are unhealthy.
Actually a younger faster growing tree converts more carbon then one of these old slow growing trees. I also wanted to ask what your house is made of? Nearly all logging is on government crown land providing the world with wood.
@@Tyrell.Walker why it a better idea to have old non growing trees that dont convert carbon and will be cut down anyways one day then it is to allow new trees to grow and covert higher levels of carbon? Sure its pretty and all but lets use our heads and common sense. Cutting these trees down and allowing new trees to grow will slow down human pollution more then letting them be there.
@@Tyrell.Walker so is water, nutreints, sun, lol. I log for a living and its very apparent how the ground is below them and also south facing, north facing, ect, in the trees development.
@@Tyrell.Walker haha how bout you get a job
Nice work, wedges, we don't need no stinkin wedges!
6:18 looks like a bobcat face just above back cut, nice work !
got er down eh