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Ok, what's with the climber cutting over the groundsman at 1:19?

So what was the safe part at 4:10 with both hands on the rear handle of the saw over his head? You seem to have learned better than that.

Nice job Randy. I'm not sure you would catch me under all those loose limbs though. I think by stripping one side you would have enough weight to move that top?

Yeah, there is no reason to cut twice on a removal. If you we're pruning I limb off it should be done to prevent tear out. Hey at least you're not leaving stubs.

I am not sure I would have been tied in over my rigging point. Maybe I missed the lanyard.

Send it my way Jed. I will put it to good use. Really need one coming up soon if anybody is game. Nice Nick. I missed the audio first go around and by your hand signals I thought you would lay it on the course.

In 23 yrs I have only taken three trees in the woods. Very simple Poplars over a creek to make a snowmobile bridge. Easy peasy. I am sure you folks don't see those days at all though.

Love the chipmunk saw!

I agree too, then hand them a rope and saw and say "you can get the next one". I usually have to finish the job I was hired for. :lol:

"Never argue with stupid people, they bring you to their level and beat you with experience.". Mark Twain I do believe this fits. Murph, take it anyway you choose. I have in no thread here or on any other tree related site read where you are civil about any comment made about your posts. I...

Wrong site Murph

Uh yep.

Wow Willie you get all the fun! I cannot say I have ever been near or felled some thing like that. Great work! I have climbed some bigguns and pruned the like, but nothing like you have there. Awesome,