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Wow, interesting! I have never heard of or even considered anything like this. Can't wait to try it out. On heavy head leaners I usually end up doing a modified Coos Bay. I sort of do it all in one cut. I start with a vertical cut on the far side of the lead, then pull the saw around over the...

I can only hope that one day I can buy a skid steer so I can take my game to the next level. I quiver in the presence of such precision.

I've left many wildlife spars over the years. Never once did I try to make jagged cuts or torn stubs. The birds and bugs don't seem to notice much.

I've never seen someone die but that kid in the video was damn close.

"He who hesitates is lost"

The big problem is that a tree isn't going to barber chair unless it is already cracked or weakened vertically. As Daniel proved with his skid steer, if it isn't already prone to splitting then it will just splinter apart when excessive force is applied.

Seems like a risky solution. Lots of potential for injury and inconsistent results. Off the top of my head I can think of a half dozen other options and all of them are preferable to an intentional barber chair IMO. How big of a tree was it?