yes it takes a special breed to do this kind of work I've been doing it for 17 years next job ain't made for everybody

You aren’t a pro stop lying

A bucket truck would definitely be less scary.

+MsKalamity Rats,,,,now I have to look up pontificate. You don't often see courage and skill these days. It was a pleasure to watch a pro at work doing a very dangerous job.

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I think you meant to say climbed.

My dads done this for over 20 years this is nothing compared to what if seen him do we cut power line right a way and he’s takin down trees over power lines and houses

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I like when u said hes a climber/ faller lol

@@roseannestrada5028 a faller is someone who cuts down trees and has them fall where he wants it

Drop starting is against the rules apparently, so you have to start it on the ground or in between your legs.

Guy had a lot of fancy shit but prolly coulda gone twenty minutes without hydrating,so the water bottle was a little much

+Volusia-ev Me too! Its a pleasure to watch a real pro work.

​@@bctruck But it's not much of a pleasure for his family to watch him working

+Susie's Country Cooking Its the first time I ever watched it up close. I thought it was very interesting.

LOL!!

How much did this job cost?

I wish I had started doing this when I was young. I’m to old to learn now.

Please be safe and no guesswork when in doubt rope it out I hope you make lots of money

I will gladly take much less, thank you.

Take the safety precautions you’ll be fine. I do this on the weekends as a side hustle. Easily make over 600-1200 a day doing this.

@@30minutesLess How did you get into doing this? Did you learn from someone or did you teach yourself? I love cutting up and bucking firewood, and want a side hustle. Is this something I can get into?

Colton Warner buddy was a climber now we have a business together. I wouldn’t recommend cowboy’ing it like I am but my buddy has a lot of influence. Get yourself some spikes and a harness and practice on PINE TREES!! Or of in the same species. Because spikes are only used to cut down trees and pines and grand firs have a cambium later that is always rejuvenating (the bark) so it doesn’t damage them like it would a hard wood. But yeah basically start really small spike ten feet repel. Practice a lot before you go 30 feet. Learn a bowline, running bowling one handed bowline Yosemite bowline as they are essential to your safety and very trusted knots as they are easy to take out as well. Learn the Michoacán hitch, prusik hitch, Blake’s hitch as these have vast versatility and suited for different conditioned such as icy ropes, wet ropes, long descends, short descends without melting. Honestly bro there’s so much shit and I thoroughly enjoy working with trees and hav even doing so for about 3 months now. There’s a book I suggest you get- The Tree Climbers Companion. Pros have recommended it to me and it’s done me a lot of good. So to answer your last question yes it is something you can get into. The fear is expensive but it’s worth it. Just like anything take it slow and steady and always be mindful of your safety. If you have the option to work with a tree crew that is highly recommended

@@30minutesLess Thank you for such a detailed reply. Really appreciate it. I will be ordering that book and some rope to practice those knots you mentioned. I know a guy in the tree business that lets me clean up his trees for free for my wood stove. Maybe he would let me work with him in some way. Thanks again. Stay safe

It was interesting to watch. Since this video,him and I have made a lot of money together.

I got an estimate of $5K to take down one large 30+ foot Douglas Fir in the front of my house by the street, with power and cable lines running through the lower branches.

@@EileenQxz 30-40 is small, expensive if you ask me. These guys took down two large trees for 2k + 400 to get the roots mow down with the machine, I dont know what they call it.

@@scientist100 There seems to be a fair amount of ground clearance space where he's dropping the limbs. That wouldn't work in my city location, with all the overhead telephone, cable and power lines passing slightly above the lower limbs.

@@EileenQxz this is not my video but my place had all my lines running under it for both trees and the neighbors like was running right in between a Y shaped trunk of the tree plus main power lines around each tree as it formed the corners right at my property corner and there was a large trunk going over my house as well. Little room to play, these trees had to be at least 40-50 years old

@@scientist100 you got a cheap price for sure.

+Andrew H When I got it all cleaned up,there were only a few small divets in the ground.

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We been fortunate to work doing tree removals and forestry on the east side of Rocky Mountain National Park for the last 23 years. Now, get up in the trees and enjoy the view of the Continental Divide from the tops of them there trees. Whatta rush! Rarely work below 7800 ft elevation- sometimes up to 10,500 elev. Different world out here. Don't work at temps lower -20F anymore. Gettin' too old for that kinda' fun... And the wind- jeezus. Have to pull the crew out of the trees when winds hit 30 knots. Gets 'em sea-sick up there.

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Yep I remark to, that his hand saw is secured by an orange strap to is right leg. But also the bleue strap passing by inside the spike hold his knee ascender added to that little string knot to his right upper inside strap climber. Very wise set up I’m gone a try it for sure.

@@lucforest9139 awesome

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+Donna M. Schmid He has two tree cutting vids and the rest are jumping out of perfectly good airplanes.

14 inch.

Corey Lock yes. That’s what it is. I use a 211 on the ground.

@@bctruck great saw for this sort of job.. I prefer 261 on the ground.. and we have have a couple 362's for bucking wood.. great job though I always love the reactions from people when they see how quick we can do a pine or spruce

+lsuman38 Most of the worst events that happen are bees or ants in the tree they are taking out as they are limited on how fast they can move. With bees they have to spray the hive before they drop that section of the tree because the bees swarm otherwise.

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@@bctruck 👍oh thank you

+ladyhawthorne1 I dont have a fear of heights,but there is no way I'm climbing 70 feet up a swaying tree.

Took him a hr? Wtf i would have been done with rope all rolled up in 45 mins this guy is slow

Not if it feels on your head

I like watching from the ground. I could never make myself go that high.

I’ll tell him you think so! Thanks for watching.

Glad you enjoyed

I don’t know im just the guy on the ground. Z so

Hi Aaron, have the same question, what kind of life line security this amazing guy is using. Is it a Petzl??