Sorry for your loss. I lost a Brother @m 55yrs too because he THOUGHT he knew better. I'm only 72yrs and fell for a few outfits. I still enjoy going out for my Firewood every year now and dropping these for a Living is in my past for good. Never got over to the coast or up into Canada for these Big Cedars but stayed in Montana and mostly Idaho. 74" diameter was my biggest and that was a KICK-IN-THE-ASS to drop within 1foot of my target...Man what a day too. So to see this Bad-Boy drop like that and see HIS reaction was about just as much of a thrill..."Man I'm good" Is not boasting for this guy...just a fun fact...He dropped it about perfect even with that back TREE in the WAY and how it hampered his approach...NICELY DONE INDEED! They say, Once FALLING for a LIVING in your blood then there's nothing like it except for sex...WELL, MAYBE...LOL JUST SAYIN'

They killed all the Indians, drove them into reservations, use their country America, their oil trees, the invaders from England.

@@tealtazmanian966 Hell yeah for Ponderosa Pine and Larch!

LOL

Sawzall? Hardly.

@@kyfriedhb1297 . CF.

@@kyfriedhb1297 Pure sarcasm, dude.

Real. Dangerous

Wonder how many years this tree would heat your home? Zero, couldn’t back your pickup to it.

Lol

That's a 395 or a 3120

Masterclass? Sounds like a good idea hmmmm

I'd guess over 3,000 years old.

@@spacecowboy9795 This kind of wood isn't used for homes and it's not being harvested sustainably right now.

No need to cut down the ancient ones. This is Evil. Anyone that can't see that is contaminated & toxic!

@@spacecowboy9795 bru you act like every god damn house made out of a tree older the Jesus

Seriously! Think how long that tree took to grow, and what history is has flown by.

Actually there’s lots left

I'm not a tree hugger or anything, I just think big ass trees should just stay standing.

@@ZeD69420 especially when they pose a threat to the loggers in the area, right? You don't fell these trees, unless you have a reason for it - be it safety, surrounding tree sustainabilty or the trees actually being dead and rotte, and not contributing significantly enough to be left standing. I'm no expert or anything, but having worked in the swedish forests, with replanting and sustainability as my main focus when clearing areas, i was told to leave the old boys standing, unless htey were 'useless' or unsafe.....

This guy hates nature & quality

@@LtOddball I live in germany and clearcutting huge areas has been mostly abandoned unless all trees are dead. Selective logging of single trees is basically the norm here. It's not as easy but it leaves you with a much more healthy forest.

These people don't care about that stuff, but they do care about the corporate funding after 3,4 million views. Isn't the future looking great ?

@@albertawheat6832 There are plenty of other signs that our species has fuxxored itself that are far more scientifically decisive than a lone vid of an arborial bounty hunter murdering a beautiful old growth tree ... but aside from that, I agree.

How's the old growth forest doing that your house replaced? Shouldn't throw stones in glass houses.

@@tbonemc2118 Why would they replant in a town or city, your statement seems weak.

@@albertawheat6832 the entire planet was old growth something before we came along and critisizing this while ignoring what we're responsible for ourselves is the epitome of hypocrisy.

Probably some POS fence in someone's front yard.

@@mbm2355 I know it's sad to see such a large tree cut down. However, does your house have a wooden structure? If so, trees had to be cut down for the lumber. It's a necessary evil I guess.

@@nathanscott7910 I understand. I'm also at a weird juxtaposition in life, where I appreciate the technical skill required from arborists and fellers, but I am averse to seeing majesty like this destroyed. I follow Bucking Billy Ray, August Hunicke, Guilty of Treeson and other channels and find myself absolutely enamored with their trade. The level of intuitive skill needed to fell a large tree, the unique challenges in each scenario - in another life maybe I would have been fulfilled in that profession. When it comes to production felling, I do accept it as an aspect of the global need for timber. However, I don't celebrate taking down these types of old growth. Technical skill aside, this strikes me as a blatant example of the impact our industry and consumerism has had on our planet. Also, why areas with these types of trees are becoming more and more rare, and hard to find. I feel like I am watching the death of an endangered species when an organism like that tree is taken down. Sad.. yes. Seeing this sparked a debate in my mind that concluded with the sentiment; I would much rather America stuck with Timber Framing methods and constructed far less strip malls, and implemented sustainable logging practices far earlier so that we might all enjoy a few of these type of trees closer to home, instead of hours away in only the oldest protected forests. Maybe I'm sentimental. I do have a small wooden-framed home, and the irony of living in a wooden structure isn't lost on me. But then I look out to the other structures on my property - 500 square foot cottage and a 300 square foot chapel made of adobe, with metal roofing and I think - compromise is possible, but it has to follow intent. Sadly I don't think many in my country would even consider it, my immediately family included. Thanks for the dialogue.

@@mbm2355 I hear and appreciate your passion. God bless you.

@@nathanscott7910 Likewise bro, God be w' ye.

Thanks. Knowledge, experience and a good set of nerves goes a long ways

Expirt sawyer

He’s pretty good takes his time to not mess up the but log anymore than he has to that’s for sure 😊

Great job man.Respect from New Zealand. Hard work right there. Fantastic skills.

the hang time is the best part

Lol

hello

Yeah so amazing as they log 1000 year old trees... But hey you got to put food on your table.

It is evident from this video that there are human viruses on this planet with no clue what the hell they are doing. They are not conscious, aware or in tune with the very nature from which they survive. Idiot Viruses with two legs a mouth and no useful sense at all.

P.S. NICE WORK. SAFE FALLIN"!

you for to add,"with a husky"..lol

Don't ask why the Humanity is in the trouble now! 😀

Evil Dude.

i knew i wasn’t the only one thinking this lmao

same

Very interesting how we get our lumber. No wonder it's expensive

@@haroldmunro6079 Nah, the guys that actually do the work, haul the logs make very little compared to what the mills make. Mills that, increasingly, are automated and workers required to operate them continues to fall. 😢

Big reason for the pine Beatle explosion is that in many climates it no long gets cold enough to kill them off. Stay safe and 👍

@@MrWorldasmaya what kind of money does this pay? Are they paid by the tree? Hourly? No disrespect for asking this question, the skill and danger is over the top!

@@xisleprez $80/hour

until it fell down dead

Hello, sir, please can you give me the name of the company

Thanks for watching

Good story. Thanks for sharing.

Lol

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그나무 베서 가져갈수 있니?

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Prolly madill 144..the big stuff

@RIP ¡ en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_oldest_trees Methuselah is literally older than the Great Pyramid at Giza.

That tree was entering the end of its natural life, western red cedar dont normally get that big.

@RIP ¡ "Trees don't live forever." Neither do people.

@RIP ¡ How in the hell does the fact that trees don't live forever make any sense as a comparison, or argument in response to the OP?

@RIP ¡ I'm still waiting

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Except for the mighty tree, there is nothing at all to admire in this sorry video,

@@larskullberg7292 You have made your statement several times so now why dont you go and find something else to bitch about somewhere else whether you like it or not people have work to do and he is good and knows what he is doing, so leave him alone.

@@donwells9830 He is NOT good, nor does he know what he´s doing. To be left in peace is only for people who deserve it. People who realize that nature was not created for us to destroy it. And who care about others, including our children - and their future.

@@larskullberg7292 SAD SACK OF fill in the blank. Please get some real education. The big Viking fallers my father fell timber with would be ashamed of you.

Umm ok?

That's not 10', that's 100'.

Yes greed is a destructive skill...isn't it ?

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Helicopter

He runs ported 390s

Ya it sure feels good when your plan goes as planned haha

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Thanks.

Thanks