I learn so much by coming here to your channel regularly! Not just about everything powersaw, but also valuable life lessons. Your a great teacher and awesome mentor. And I know I'm not the only one here that feels the same way. I come here for so many reasons and can't thank you enough for taking your time to do this!

Ok folks, buckin has 453+ thousand subs.... If we all told just one person to join the buckin army, we can send this channel through the roof! What ya say friends? 💪Bless ya buckin!

Mr. Vartan....Hollywood will be calling!!! There is something amazingly joyful about watching a man truly in his element enjoying every single simple moment of his craft....BBR at his finest! Love you all. ❤❤❤ Lieutenant Bradley

Wooo hoo first one on for once! Just sitting at the counter with the boy talking about watching videos vs doing the thing.. He likes cutting, but only soso on watching. Telling him this is how you can learn.

The hills in the background...Your lucky living in such a beautiful place. Cheers for the lesson.

Thanks Vartan! you clearly captured Buckin' showing us the art of his skills! That stump and those last fibers holding were awesome!

Only with Buckin do I see a ladder and chainsaw and not expect disaster! Your the GOAT Buckin!

Buckin' is always teachin'; which is a good thing. He condenses years and years of hard fought and hard won experience and gives it to us in a video!!!!! (what a guy!!! ) Thanks BBR!!

I bore cut leaners ALL the time. To me if you understand what you are doing its a cut that a NOVICE Faller can achieve great success. And its a safe cut. A trigger cut is just awesome. The tree leaves when YOU want it to. Ive learned to use a Pulling chain too. The cut seams like More work and harder but its NOT. This Cut is super easy when you understand what your doing. When you are done your face start your bore away from the face. Then work your way up to your holding wood SLOWLY. This way you can get your hinge set up really good BEFORE you let the tree go. You explained this sooo well. You should do a video on Blocking or Chunking. I Know you dont get hung up or have entanglement often you avoid that situation with knowledge on how to avoid it. New tree people are going to get hung up ALL the time. They dont see the lane they dont see the shot the lean the branches. This situation is More dangerous then using the saw itself. Show people how to Block a tangled tree start on the Compression side and release the tree from the Tension side safely. Sorry for the LONG story but your message is GRAND BROTHER!!!

I cut my first leaning ash tree yesterday, and after careful planning I realised only a bore cut would do the job, I put my hat on the ground slightly away from it's go to natural lean, and dropped it perfectly right on my hat..thanks Buckin'..it's akin to a perfect meditative state I swear

9:19 love the illustration I actually learned a lot more than when you were just voicing it. ❤❤❤❤

Thanks BARTAN!!! and thank you for the content Buckin!!!! Great video as always!!

Your happy spot is on the stump and I LOVE seeing you there sharing your knowledge!

Wow that was a massive tree. Saw sounds nice in the big outdoor’s. 👍👍

Nicely demonstrated! 95% of the felling I do here in the hardwoods of Pennsylvania is bore cutting. Great job, Vartan!!

9:53 Super clean cut. So quiet and on point!!!❤❤❤❤❤

Great job Vartan, amateur like a PRO. Good evening Buckin Billy, GREAT job. I say it again " I'm really glad you feel like being back on the saw." Taking care of your shoulder. Love you and love to all. SOLDIERS OF KINDNESS thank you for being kind.

VARTAN!!!! Amateur cinematographer!!!! Buckin, beautiful use of the bore technique, and thank you for describing it the way you do as just another tool we can use when it makes sense. The way I was taught in the northeastern US, we use it constantly in lots of scenarios because the wood and the land and the forest density often lend themselves to it. But to the folks that are skeptical and perhaps hardened in the heart against the technique, you present it very well, and again it’s an example of how you are a force multiplier in this world, you are bringing people together. Thank you, love you, be well and continue to do good work.

Did I just hear Vartan declare himself to be a “Sivi-cinematographer “? Dang! What a way to create a new name for a little known profession. Don’t plan on being amateur for long!

For a moment I thought it was raining tree's you're the man!!!

Love when your teaching tree felling,,, Vartan is the man 🤘

Buckin that drawling you drew helped me to fully understand how you made your cuts. You are a great faller and you have the gift to teach. Hogan has a leg up on his competitors. He was taught by a true Woodsman and a ledgion. Your truly the best motivator and teacher. This also shines bright on those who worked with you. Bear claw Buckin thank you.Barton

These are the Buckin editions i like best; A few minutes of concise information gained by many years of doing the job in the bush. Thanks buddy and the Symmetry photographer Vartan filming it!👌🙏

Nice that you show this cut. Doing this all the time, if you miss cut your hinge, no problem just do it again, on a higher level👍.

VARTAN!!🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻✊🏻✊🏻❤❤❤we love ya brother!! Excellent filming!!

Good job Vartan you could be a camera man,this could be your new calling.

Good show, excellent cinematography Vartan! 😉 Good to see ya back on the saw brother.

I'm learning lots of new cutting ideas since I started watching your channel thanks Buckin

Nice job on the filming Vartan !!! Great video , I’m learning a lot !

Nice filming Vartan. Thanks Buckin' new to channel and loving the lessons.

Awesome job filming Vartan…Buckin, can’t thank you enough for the knowledge you share. Stay safe brother!

Really awesome explanation of a large diameter bore cut bro!!!

GREAT JOB VARTIN 😁👍🏽👍🏽

This was so helpful, especially the drawing. I have a large Red Oak thats bigger than my 28" bar, to cut soon with a slight lean and a heavyyyy crown but I dont want to chase the cut, not with this size of a red oak. This is such a life saver, thanks Buckin!❤

Yet another great video Buckin. Fabulous to see you back cutting. Vartan is a great cameraman too!! Thank you👍

Nice demonstration on that big cut.

Great job Buckin. You are certainly one of the best.

Bartan. Thanks for your help ♥️👍👍

Vartan rockin the camera Buckin droppin the wood

nice bunch of trees. i'm sure having Bartan with you made it a lot easier to just narrate and do your cutting. he did a good job. hope to see him again.

Thanks Vartan. Expert cinematographer

Great job Buckin. Lots of great information.

Nice vid Vartan !!! Buckin, thanks for showing us the bore cut. Cheers

Nice job Vartan !!!

Vartan, the big dog. Thank you

It’s a pleasure Vartan, Buckin’ is great guy.

Awesome Job Bartan!

Good work Bartan! Loved the bore cut footage and discussion

Your ringtone is prolly a chainsaw reving up, mine is

Somebody’s got to say it, Vartan you are the man!

VARTAN YOU ARE THE MAN!!!!

Thank you for another great video Buckin and of course it was all due to bartans fine work! 😁 Have a great day everyone and God bless!

Vartan did great filming! That is such beautiful country!❤❤

This channel is never boring :)

Diagram on the stump with some caulk would be great in a vid! Keep on trucking’ Buckin’!

Great job Vartan.

Nice work Vartan!

Happy Sunday Buckin!

Great work, Vartanski!

That was a beautiful bore cut! True mastery!

Love the scratch paper diagram, highly effective. I’m in a different line of work…but I’m always scratching out diagrams for my fellow blue collar coworkers.

Vartan!!!! What an awesome name!

So epic and so beautiful! Just amazed. Thank you so so so much

Cheers second cameraman🥳🥳💯🤙

Brother , smilin’ thanx

You make it look easy and fun but I know it's hard work

Vartan, you're a filming machine, man. i think bucking might need to hire you lmao

Great job Vartan

Great job filming Vartan! need to bring him along to film more lol

12:08 Canadian Babe Ruth. “I’m gonna lay this across there!😂😂😂😂😂❤❤❤❤❤

Really enjoy watching! Great stuff!

BARTAN YOU ROCK BROTHER. Thank you for gettin Ole Buckin Back to work. Hahahahahha. Thank you for showing this to us Buckin. Nice work. Love ya brother. 🌲❤️🌲👊🪓

Props to Vartan excellent work lads

Atta boy, Vartan!!

We Here in Germany borecut almost everything 👌 nice Video as Always

As always, nice work. After watching various "real life" vids on Netflix, and watching BBR's photogenic face and verbal pitch-perfect articulation, it's hard to conceive that BBR vids wouldn't capture top spot for the boys, and haul in some big bank for all, including the sponsors and the network. Hey NETFLIX--GET A CLUE! (nice to meetcha' Vartan)

Hey buckin I met u at Bunyan. You gonna make it next year. I've got into saws axes just bought a pick 16 by the way. Love ya buckin. 🌲💪🏻

Thank you Billy Ray.

Billy---you should draw on the stump ! (WITH A SHARPIE)

Hell yeah Vartan!!!

Hey Vartan. Thanks for the video. Good job to you both.

Vartan, the man, the myth, the legend!

Thanks Mr. Vartan

the drawing is good as do not always see it on camera as it shows how it is done right for people that dont know

Thx Vartan!💕

Excellent tutorial. Thank you kind sir!

Nice job Vartan!

The strap so little but so strong Crazy

Thanks Vartan 😊

👍to you and Vartan, 👍🐝🌞

VARTAN Great job friend,as always skillful work Buck my friend blessed be bud.✌️🇺🇸🌎

Hey buckin and the bbr army.. hi buckin why do you not take out some of the old vintage saws eny more. A know it must be hard trying to pick one or some for that day.. having so many tae pick fae.. love watching u use iron horses saws monsters.. but the auld mac's buckin are smashing fella. I hope you here my request buckin lol. From ur pal pauli fae dumfries and Galloway Scotland.

Hey Bucken the swedish and German saws are nice but when u going to break out those hunger mac's you know the 1010s and big boy mac's

Looks like you been hangin with logger wade. Or boys in the wood!

Have used cut before on leaners. Great idea flipping saw.

Vartans the man!😎

Heck of job Vartan and buckin of course

Love it man Thanks for the picture

That wood was marketable no matter how you cut it.

A great teaching video