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To kill em. 😁 They've got some kinda wildlife enhancement thing they're doing.

Thanks Cory. We're cutting right a way right now, full manufacture, second growth, kinda boring to me to look at. We're also climbing and girdling tops for the blm. So nothing that's neat to watch, imo. Lotsa traversing with the grapple hook I guess.

Bear trap here is generic for any kind of a man killing mess, tree wise. I always thought it came from dead fall type traps, I dunno.

We call that a squirrel bridge. Usually try to fall them over backwards, straight away from the hanger. Bridge is usually pushing the stem in that direction. That, or mash the hanger down with another tree.

I have and still do in big timber. The rest of the time an axe is plumb adequate.

I cut timber in oregon. Rarely see a cutter wearing eye protection. You need to be able to see fine detail up above you and wearing eye protection hinders that. Sweat and rain make it worse. My opinion that not being able to see fine detail is more hazardous than getting sawdust in my eyes...