It has been very nice. Mild Temps and not too much snow. Thanks for watching Andrew

Thanks. The wedges definitely get a work out.😂

Thanks Steven. I have never tried that . It may be time to give it a shot!

@@Lifeinthe906 just learned something! backcut first!!

@@billybobswood8153 I'm definitely gonna try it!

Thanks Bill

GCL 🌳 💚 🌳 💚

Thank you sir.

Thanks LJL

Thanks Nick

Thanks In the woods

Thanks Frank. I appreciate that.

Thanks Daniel.We did . Now back to making firewood.

Thanks BFG

Thanks Todd. Yes that stuff was nice and easy on the back.

Thanks Craig. Yes sir lots of hollow stumps and split trunks.

I had one this weekend at my girlfriends parents house that was a widow maker. Wind blew over the tree, it was still on at the base of the tree barely. It was stuck into 2-3 other trees and a lot of force on that stump. It was a challenging one.

@@craigwilson9560 Yep gotta take your time with those ones . Be safe .

Thanks Oldtimer. I got pretty lucky with those ones.

Thanks Dan. The old Ford still works good for lots of jobs around the property. Thanks for watching.

That's right !

Thank you. HAPPY NEW YEAR to you also.

Thank you Mike.

Hi John . Thank you. I have a hard time keeping up with my own schedule sometimes 😂

Thanks Joey . Happy new year to you and your family.

Thanks Russ

Thanks Richy. I like pounding wedges!!

Thanks Larry

Yep I just leave them and call in the heavy equipment!

I'll take snow over mud any day !

Thanks Mike.

Happy New Year William

Haha. We try to have fun when we're out there!

Thanks Mike. You are correct always got to be aware of what's going on above you. I find its easy to get focused on the stump and what you are cutting. Gotta remind myself to keep looking up.

Thanks Al Happy new year to ya.

Thanks Ricky. I am definitely a husqvarna guy! Thanks for watching

That's for sure. I'm working on that!!

Thanks Turk. Definitely a lot of old tractors still working today.

I'm gonna use that West style next time!

@@Lifeinthe906 lol nice. Its nice youre able to cut all winter. I cant get to the trees here.

Thanks Robert. I appreciate the helpful comments.

Thanks Del . We have both kinds of tractors. They all have their pluses and minuses for sure.

Thanks John. Yes sir I would rather do this than my other job any day!!

Thanks😃 You're probably right about the trailer but we would have fun trying!!

Thanks I never tried that. It seems like everything I cut wants to lean back. We cut the crooked not nice trees for firewood and leave the nice stuff for lumber.

@@Lifeinthe906 very understandable the twisted ones are the worst to judge too

Tree Fella. It depends on where the stump is sometimes I just leave them.

Dude I play that game all the time 🤣🤣🤣🤣

@@Lifeinthe906 it happens to the best of us brutha!!!💚🌳💚🌳👍👊

Ahhh the good old days. The modern equipment sure is nice. Thanks for watching

That old Ford has been around as long as I can remember. It was my grandfather's.

Thanks David. I have heard the back cut first suggestion a few times now. I'm gonna give it a try. I cut a lot of firewood but I am by no means a professional. Always learning and try to be safe. Thanks for watching.

@@Lifeinthe906 I am in no way trying to tell you what to do friend just trying to give a few helpful pointers to make someone’s life a bit easier… god bless and stay safe

@@mountainlifewithdavidkelsie I appreciate that. I enjoy helpful and respectful comments such as yours.

@@Lifeinthe906 yeah I’m not the best with words so if I ever come off as being an ass I probably don’t mean it haha but yeah I get people all the time on my channel “telling me how” lol I had one guy trying to tell me the size of my flatbed like I couldn’t read a tape measure and then he proceeded to say an 8ft flatbed was not street legal pretty much 😂🤯 have a great day friend look forward to more videos

@@mountainlifewithdavidkelsie My next video comes out tomorrow. I did everything wrong !! 🤣🤣 Almost dumped the whole video but then I thought. Why not I don't claim to be a professional anything 🤣

Hey Eddy

Good morning Stanley.

Thanks Tony.

Marquette Co

Not too bad at all. About 6 inches on the ground right now. Been pretty mild winter so far.

Haha . He's still around. Maybe next video.

Thanks Russell. Will be trying that on an upcoming video.

@@Lifeinthe906 your welcome. im a logger in western canada, ive been falling trees all my life. youll get the hang of it cause you like what your doing

@@Lifeinthe906 and if you cant pound the wedge in very deep without it bottoming out, then pound the wedge in from the side

@@russellnorton9940 Thanks for the helpful comments Russell. I am always willing to learn. Most of all I want to stay safe out there.

Hey Buddy . I'm south of Marquette

We have over 100 acres. So lots of good firewood trees to cut.

@@Lifeinthe906 you

It's a Golden Jubilee. 53 ?

You're right!

@@Lifeinthe906 i'm old i have been right maybe twice in my 70 yrs! haha

The Husqvarna is a 550xp mark ll and the Jonsered is a 2165.

The tractor is a 53 Golden Jubilee. I think that's like a 9n possibly? Most of our timber is maple.

I usually leave on 16 inch block then cut it off. I don't bend very good.

Thanks for appreciating my humor 🤣

Yes we own the property. Thanks for watching

@@Lifeinthe906 ok. .i own the proprety too.

@@Lifeinthe906 there you can cut without being marked? Here we cannot cut because of bad laws. Just very little.

@@viorelscrob6391 Yes we can cut any tree we want on our property. Where are you from?

@@Lifeinthe906 i am from ROMANIA.

That's for sure! Thanks for watching Mario.

I'm more comfortable cutting up higher. If I'm cutting firewood I'll go back and cut one more block off the stump.

Thanks I'll check it out

How exactly? Thanks for watching

Thank you sir.